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Evening star., 1939-01-05
Reciprocity Luncheon
Is Held by P. E. o.
SisterhOOd

Fourteen of the Is District chap
ters OF the P. E. o. Sisterhood were
represented yesterday at the monthly
reciprocity luncheon at the Wood
ward e. Lothrop tearoom. Mrs. r.
A. LIE T.oux, president of the hostess
group. Chapter M, presided.
Among those present were the Of
f1cers of the State chapter, Mrs.
Warner w. Stockberger, president:
Mrs. R. M. Ferguson, first vice presi-
dent; Miss s. Elizabeth Reynolds.
second vice president; Mrs. r. A.
Hutton, organizer; Miss Margery
Williams, recording secretary: Mrs.
F. w. Reynolds, corresponding sec
retary; Miss Jean Maxwell, treas
urer, and Mrs. Kenneth r. Jacob,
past president.
Chapter presidents attending were
Mrs. Roy A. Potts, Chapter A: Mrs.
Charles Marvin Jones, Chapter B.;
Mrs. F. F. Elliott, Chapter F; Mrs.
John A. Smith, Chapter G.; Mrs. L.
A. Reynoldson, Chapter I, and Mrs.
R. A. LIE Roux, Chapter M.
Unaffliated P. E. O.s present in.
cluded Miss Francis D. Means. Chap
ter AW, Denver, Colo: Mrs. John
2 Muir, Chapter A, Hampton, Va;
Mrs. A. o. st. John, Houston, Tex;
Mrs. Eleanor r. Dahl, Chapter E..
Fargo, S. Oak; Mrs. j. B. Ellis,
Chapter Al, Missouri, and Mrs. Wal
ter Treat and Miss Charlotte Treat,
both of Chapter E, Fargo, S. Oak.
The program was arranged by Mrs
Ross w. Davidson of Chapter M. A
review of The Books of the New
Year" was given by Miss Lillian
Case of Chapter M and group of
songs by Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig
of Chapter L, vice president general
of the D. A. r. Jewel Downs was
the accompanist.
Evening star., 1939-01-05
WOMEN'S COATS

(5) $ls.s5 SPORTS COATS,
fitted or boxy, in black, blue.
Sizes Il and Is onIy------$lo
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Miss Ross Leaves

Miss Dorothy Ross, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. Ross, at their apartment
at the Hotel Roosevelt, will return
tomorrow to New York City, where
she is attending the Charles Weld
man Doris Humphrey School of
Modern Dance and is also studying
dramatics.
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Murphy Receives
Arruy of Flowers

By the Associated Press.
Attorney General Murphy's Office
at the Justice Department yesterday
resembled opening day at a florists
convention.
Here's what well-Wishers sent
him: Roses, gladiolas, chrysanthe-
NUNS, snapdragons, carnations,
"baby's breath" and jonquils.
Michigans congressional delega-
ton contributed 6-foot horseshoe
of yellow chrysanthemums and jon
uuils.
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Annual Curubuo Dinner
To Be Held February a

A dinner commemorating the 40th
anniversary of the end of the Philip
pine 1nsurrection will be held here
February 4 by military leaders who
participated in the campaign.
Maj. Gen. James G. Breckenridge,
head of the Military Order of the
Carabao, sponsor of the annual
event, announced yesterday that the
committee arranging this years
dinner includes 81 officers in the
Army, Navy and Marine Corps.
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Senator Smiths Son
And Dau6hter Here

Senator and Mrs. Ellison D.
Smith of South Carolina have their
son. Mr.. Ellison D. Smith, jr., of
Lynchburg, s. c., with them in
their apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Senator and Mrs. Smith also have
as house guests their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton
H. Pierce Of Florence, S. G.
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Navy Contracts Awarded

The Navy awarded q s2,233,9 1924
contract yesterday to Westinghouse
Electric & Manufacturing Co. for
propulsion machinery for the new
battleships Indiana and Alabama.
Aluminium Co. of America won
S582 800 Navy contract for aluminium
alloy.
Evening star., 1939-01-05
Rexises Divorce Lows

To bring divorce within the reach
of everybody and to make it speedier
and cheaper, Northern Ireland Is re-
vising its complicated laws dealing
with the subject.
Evening star., 1939-01-05

l26) s5.e5 & $6.e5 HOUSE
COATS in fine, warm royon Dove
Suede (oIso q few Chenille robes),
specially priced for tomorrow. Not
all sizes in every color, sizes Z to
20 in the group--------$4.65
Sl2.s5 HoUsEcoATs; q wide
selection specially reduced for
this occasion. Slipper sotins with
tropunto trim! Sotin-striped roy
on MORE and many, many others
at this one low price------$8.95
$3.50 to $3.50 BoUDolR AND
HOUSE SLIPPERS; smart sotin
bridge sandals in lovely coIors, or
bright coIored leather slippers
with warm IonbswooI cuffs, S2.25
sl.15 CREPE SUPREME Ho-
SIERY; in fine 4-threod daytime
weights. Your choice of brand.
new shades. Specially priced for
substantial savings in this g.
PAIR SALE. Sizes 8I7 to lOH7,
3 PAIRS, $z.s5
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-15

81 Country PrUperty-Rent
80 ACRES good stand alfalfa for
lease. For hay only. c. f. Sprouse,
500 Main, Phone 45W. 1-11TF
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-15
Instruction

1899 GOVERNMENT JOBS. Com
mence $105-$l75 month. MEN
WOMEN. Prepare Immediately at
home, for FL Centre examinations
Experience usually unnecessary.
Full particulars - list positions,
FREE. Write today Franklin
Institute, Dept. 4GK, Rochester,
N. Y. 1-l5
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-15
Ii apartments for Rent
Houses for Rent

Is Houses for Rent
3 BEDROOM unfinished house on
paved corner. Nice yard. Garage.
$45 month.
G. A. IRVING
Real Estate and Insurance
831 Main Phone 974
VERY COMFORTABLE 2 bedroom
unfinished house. Close in, good
location. Phone 67l during day,
or l027W after $50 1-l2TF
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-15
S Personals, Special Notice

WE TAKE the guess work out Of
roofing. S. L. Hartzell & Son,
Phone 251W. 12-1lTF
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-15
10 Help Wanted

WANTED-RETIRE man with
car for a new speciality. Every
home a prospect. Big profit. Ed
ward Felt, 1924 34th st. San
Diego. Calf. 1-l9
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-15
20 PaStHrage

10 ACRES MILO stalks and barley
Reasonable. 5 miles south OF Holt
vile. 2. Q. Box 537. HOlLvllle. l-IG
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-15
2I Country PrOperty-Rent

ONE YEAR LEASE $500 per acre
cash rent. 80 acres west of El
Centro. Jessie Conner, 795 Main,
Phone 474. III
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-15
1915 Main

GOOD DRY EUCALYPTUS WOOD
THE FAIR
1915 Maip Phone 1890
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-15

DRY WOOD, 3 kinds, $500 & $4.00
a rick delivered. 1905 SO. 4th ST.,
Phone 910-J. 1l-28TF
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-15
ATTENTION DAIRYiMEN

ATTENTION DAIRYiMEN
DO YOU WANT to move into San
Diego Territory?
We have 100 acres of land, large
house, and large galvanized iron
building suitable for dairy barn
for sale cheap. % miles from
San Diego. Lakeside Commercial
and Savings Bank, Lakeside, Cal
ifornia." LIT
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-15
% COuntru PrOperty-SdLe

80 ACRES alfalfa, Sandia district.
Good 5-room house. Al dairy
barn. 12x18 garage. Adequate
fencing, direct water delivery,
drainage. Immediate possession.
$6500, terms. l.. j. Thomas, I'm
perial. LII
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-15

OF COURSE that leaky roof can't
be repaired when it is raining,
but don't you think that it should
be done before the next rain?
Ell CENTRIC LUMBER &
TRADING co.
1909 Adams ST. Phone 1892
12-30It'
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-15
Situations Wanted

NURSE, hospital references, infant
care, children, chronic. Amy case
hour or day. Mrs. Peterson. 58l
Park. lis
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-15

SWAMI HOME Laundry, 58l Park.
Bachelor bundles specially. Rough
dry sc 10. Flat work finished 75c
minimum. lie
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-15

SAVE MONEY
Used Cylinder Heads. Recondi-
toned Generators and Starters.
Everything for cars, trucks and
tractors.
CARTER MOTOR & SUPPLY
1868 Main Phone SO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
AMONG THE CHURCHES >.
Funeral Rites ST. Paul Zion Pastor
The Rev. Clifford F. breaches At Clinton
Rousey Held Monday Chapel Wednesday

Much interest was manifested by
those participating in the study
and discussion OF the Sunday school
lesson last Sunday morning at
Clinton chapel AME Zion church.
Superintendent ]. b. Johnson pre-
sided.
At IL am. the pastor, the Rev.
+. NJ. Williams. preached from John
1917. And bearing his cross went
forth into place tho place OF
skull which Is called in the Hebrew
Golgoiha Tho subject was Get
ont Of my way" 1t was an insplra-
tional and helpful message.
At 2 pm. the Rev. b. r. Purdue
preached 10 an appreciative audi
cnce.
The wee society had successful
lesson ut $50 pm. being taught
by the Rev w r. Morton OF North
Detroit Many helpful thoughts
were presented NJ Wilson is pres
idcnt
The pastor brought The closing
message az pm There Was one
accession to the church
The Rev r. r. f'lack and mem
bcrs Of 81. Paul AME Zion church
We're guests at Clinton Chapel We'd
nesday June s The Rev. Mr. Flack
preached with power The choir
rendered fine music. II was great
SorVice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
CONANT GARDEN
-, J. |. Kemp

The tolnado which swept through
the community las, Saturday night
caused hundreds of dollars worth
ofe damages 10 The residents. The
home of Charles lIaskins was dam
AGED hv water when several win
dows wcro broken. Charles Kemp's
eafa.e Mas destroyed \ large
number of homes had windows
brohcn
There are several colored In the
graduating class as Pcrshing high
school among whom ares Erma
Kr,s. Ruby Kemp. Robert SchlSy.
Mildred Henson phAl Grant.
Earl Van Ripcu Nalarie smith,
Marjoric Conway Ndahele poi's.
Lois Darlington. Catherine rus-
his Willie McGowan Nahle sans
fosd and Ruby Ineram From
Cass Technical IS Edgar Nance
Erma keys daughter OF Air and
Mrs \ } kcys. graduated with an
al - eating winning a hundred
dnllar scholarship 20 WAYNE uni
varsity given by Alpha Kappa AZ
ah sonriiy. The scholarship was
presented > Miss Keys at Detroit
lnsuiWe Of Art la~i Friday night
The Rcv Mr. Williams will he
The guest speaker az Vernon chapel
nex' sunday afternoon The Tru
tee Helpers are having a blrhctu.
Oh Tho church lawn SATURDAY.
June II
Plra.c send AN news 70 1>G3o
kinecr. of call To 7-ii>3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
WINDSOR, ONT.
lconllnned from rage %


Do not miss tho "veranda party"
at ]. g. Parker's on Monday eve
ming. June 10. sponsored by go
Baptist Mission circle. There will
he strawberry shortcack. fried
chicken. ice cream and so forth.
also a fine program which all will
enjoy. Everybody is welcome.
David Fosior OF windsor passed
away Saturday evening al Metro
politan Hospital.
Mrs. Ben Talbot of Sandwich
suffered paralytic stroke. She
is IN Grace Hospital
Mrs. Lille Green IL very sick at
Hotel Dieu.
Mr.. aud Mrs Charles Lawson
~ Detroit formerly Of windsor are
celebrating their tveniy-hfm an
IN Windsor ~ The home
~ Rev and Mrs. ! II Edwards
Emerson crosby Wa injured
,tiouslv on Saturday June 10.
hen he WAS hIt by car
Robert Brown was injured b n
ear on June 10 lie IS confined to-
tho hospital,
The Cubs ~ Tho goth Pack were
dressed IN uniform during Tho visit
~ the King and Queen IN Windsor
Tuesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
:. FIIN7-BROWNSVILLE NEWS :.
Political Club Elects
Officers

The Young Republican club met in
Judge Bishops court Room Tues
das. June 9TH Tor the election OF
officers. The meeting was called 10
o'dcy by he president, MIR. Steele.
sitter which several speeches OF in
tercs; Mere made by Atty. John
Beagle and Fisher Sayton. This
was one of the largest meetings
that The young Republicans have
ver held Maurice Wilbur was very
active on the floor. The newly
elected officers were Atty. John
Beagle president. Mr. Cummings.
Isl vice president Mr. Slraton. Ind
vice president Atty. Joseph Birch
3rd vice president; Fred Grive.
secretary and sheldon Niness,
treasured The president was Civ
on the power NJ appointing his
own governing body by a majority
vote. The Brownsville News ex-
tends us congraiulaiion 10 the
Young Republican club for eleciing
surh a capable. honest and efficient
man IN tho person OF Atty. John
Beagle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
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Presbyterian Church

\ special "childrcn's BAY adj
dress was delivered sunday morn
ing ny be- Rev lioury Porter. who
stressed The d3iy of parcnis 10
ih'ir chilaWr Il was worry inspir-
ing message
The childtN,s program at The
Sunday school hour was ENJOYABLE.
especially 'he drama entitled
North and south Those taking
part were Misses ruuchiia port
cr Vivian Gricr. Bcrnadiuc HAYES.
and Jean lohuson. alsoThomas Pc
gram. Vernon and Rufus Grier.
Richard Blcyins and +. T.. Ncil.
Bible study Is held e,ery We'd
ncsday ~ s pm
\ conversational meeting has
heen called for sunday. iunc ~.
at 1880 p. m. "a take care Of spc-
'ial business OF imporiancc
The Ishor beard viii hold q
letter social FRIDAY evening,
Juno -. M CGoG lockwood
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
Revival In Progress
At United Christian

4 great revival is in progress al
the United Christian church, 563l
Thriielh street conducted by The
Roy x. J.. Peters. national ctange-
list az the disciples OF Christ. Win
sion- Salem. &c. The Rev. Mr.. Pet
crs delivered a rousing discourse.
Peters To-day" text. Rightly IL
wiling the word Of truth sunday
morning. juno H. The audience
was thrilled
Friday night. June l6 Will be
hammer night Three services viii
be held sunday. June is as follows:
lle30 am. a call 70 all: pm. UNI
ion service $ PM final revival
service. AT Disciples OF Christ and
visitors are invited TO hear these
great messages. Come and bring
a friend.
The Rev. X l.. Jordan is pastor
+. * Rouse. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
Christian Science

rs The Universe. Including Man.
Evolved hy Atomic Forcog" Will no
The subject OF the lesson sermon in
all Christian Science churches
throughout the world on sunday
June is.
The golden text Il Corinthians
S g. is ITO us there is hut one
God, The Father OF whom arc all
things. and we in him.
Among he Bible citations is this
passage Jeremiah 32:1O: "Ah
Lord God behold ihou hast made
the heaven and Tho earth by thy
great power and stretched out arm.
and there Is nothing too hard for
ihce:"
Corrclativc passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
book. "Scienco ana Health with
KY 10 Tho Scriptures" by Mary
Rakcr Eddy. include the following
.. 2o9) Mind supreme over all
Us formations and governing them
all. Is The central sun OF rs own
systems OF ideas The life and light
OF all It's own vast creation. and
g.In Is tributary 10 divine Mind "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17

R,u A. J Houston Is The pro-
grossly. pastor OF Tried Stone
Baptist church ae6a Hastings
stree
The church lost ono OF Il faith
FIJI members Rev. Clifford +. Rou-
sew Who died June He was horn
i'm Ashllle. s. e. September %.
lS>S and came 10 Detroit sixteen
years ago
XIV Rouscy was a member OF
MosNn. Star Baptist church until
1915. when he became affiliated
win Use Tried Stone Baptist church
OF Nhich he was a member al the
time ~ his death
F4nerN services for the deceased
wer hcli Monday June 10. Rev.
a J lloa~'on nfiiciafcd assisted
bv KeN L.. II rtsnc. Rev l. J.
Moore Rev 4 : Smallwood Rev.
s " Thomas Rev r " Wright.
al.o MIS- Nina Hallen and her
Rnvi Foar singers
SsNNing the deceased are his
wdon aaHehlcy son and four
effit,it lnldren
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
St. Paul AME Church

Fathers Day will be observed
at ESQ pm. with Mrs. Iowa Wilt
Al ST Paul. Jay and rhcnc streets,
the Rev. J. Armnius Charleston.
pastor. sunday June IS
The Place Of Father" will be
The subject Of The sermon az 1915.
A Fathers Day musical-litcrary
program will he rendered at 7.iJ
pm.
The Sunday school will convene
at 9;15 am. with George W. earn
er as superintendent
The Junior Allen christian En-
dcayor league will meet NJ pm.
with Miss Carrie Gordon as pcsi-
dent and Miss Mary Glover as SUI
perintendcnt.
The Senior league will convene
at $50 pm with Mrs Iowa Will
ans as president
Topic: Learning After school
Days Are over Prov. 21-o:
3;1-6.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
UNIQUE Bridge Club

The l'ni-Que Bridge club. met al
1916 Everett street Thirteen menu
hers we're present. The club en-
icitained their president, Clarence
Bailey and family as they were
leaNne for Chicago H. for their
yacai M. Tho club is wishing for
them Grand time. 4. wilson ten
derod his resignation owing "a. Ill
health Robert riggs and Earl Tur-
ner also severed their connection
from the club. Members are sorry 70
have them leave The club viii have
ihcir monthlv social on June -.
An clahs AFRO invited 10 come. The
following won~prizes. John Glenn
ons hrst l.uthNJofferSon. second;
Mrs Florence Turner. Booby. Next
alrelnS Nill be at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs J clemens 2os5 Dwrieht
street, Geo ~ IIuduicston. repor-
TON
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
St. Elizabeth Church
OF Science

The pasor. The Rev. l.. Mailey.
Was back In his pulpit SUNDAY cvc-
ming. after months vacation in
Washington. pc Baltimore. Now
York city and Bnnalo While on the
rip he also helped get he different
states ready for the Greater Nailon-
al Spiritual convention. which Will
be hold in Washnelon pc, in
Scptrmbcr
The Rev W VI Oelcsby prcached
SUNDAY morning. subject. Joshua
Went 70 The Jordan.
sunday night The pastor preach
ed from tho text why pcrsccufest
Thou Me-
June 20 there will be a program
presented by Tho Malc quartet OF
Friendship Junior college.
The public is Invited to all serv
icos ~ 81 Elizabeth Spiritual
Church Of Science.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
7777
Metropolitan Comm,
Tabernacle

sunday school opener an.
Tho Pastor, tho Rcv. lohn Glow
or. spoke from tho snhr What
is thy nance text Gen i.-ia.
In the sermon the speaksr ne
meaning Of Jacob as lei,ef:
Esau as the type ot iho who
sold his bitihriehi nn ae7ns
eternal or spiritual hlessr
The Rev. Mr.. stree on'o.
SPOKE at The evening sfr' He
used tho text Luke ~ llo 'ls
aud thou shall live
Two persons professea ~ al
tho evening worship
Visitors are always we re ~
Metropolitan Communre T7hsr-
naclc. Cameron and owens ef's
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
M ark ct Increases
Colored Help
Rr A. 'InrnIrsccd

The s.. John Marke; has been
operating for six years under ;hc
supervision OF Mr.. Ayonbee Nhe
has hullt up a wonderful business
icsri's 30 faoi that some OF the
foreign element quit trading with
h.M i'e,aase he employed co.cred
help Mr. Ayonbee. being a Broad
mind 4 man. did not adhere 10 the
discriminating uttorances OF re-
Easing a. trade with him II he main
tJincd ,oiofel. The Directors over
inoi ihe fact that his store on 81.
iohr street j. in the midst ~ the
eo,oeed bel. and is surroun led by
eolofed patrons The manager did
She nnlN sensible hing 20 d. and
fha was ~ employ coiorcd help
II iscrss IA business has been
ma s,s'rod ou The basis OF cour-
rosy horosiy, economy and correct
weight regardless % whether The
NgAcr MAS ar ada or child 50
one can iruthtnil, say that they
SAKE heen oyer-chayged or under
" NN- Nl' ~ tIA AUS ~tNA Nt tllENI
markct Is supervised by one NJ our
own group lonnio Moore who has
Ncd M hat capacity for flve
nsccgiiyo years and has com
p'e'e supervision ~ thar depart
n'n' N hgvine and selling Lonnie
Moore ~policv is 10 give and not 10
ke avay IN order that his patrons
aNy n satisfied The manager has
soon ~ ~ add another one Of our
l' Johnnie Fullilove Who acts
? le aracrN 90 clerk lie IS also
filNlf- history fNr our rto" ana
race should take note oi
n'fes whore members Of onr group
e nne Employed and pafrnnize
arm ana forget The other stores
re t'v fofSe as we do no, So
1850 ~ 'aVMion without repre-
-lffft4sf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
Mt. Vernon Church ID
Present A Drama al
Lucy Thurman YW

The Rev. ]. S. Scott pfeached \
MI. Vernon last Sunday rarri, u
The audience was large. pas,e1
Scott closed his revival wan Nd
thing services last Sundar ~
which he left for Cincinna, "a al
iiciate at the funeral ~ ro Rsv|
b. flanders.
The Mothers hoard Is derr
a program at Trinity Rare rhurc3
June 90.
On the afternoon of M b,-d
Sunday In June. the ser rso.1
will present a program iossl
4 great Biblical drama r N
staged at the lWCA on J.ae o.
The membership Of NJ rsrno,|
church is conducting AM hi,
financial drive and an M eor.
ing zcalously.
Members extend svmp,hr 4,
Mrs. Charlotte Town and ann, ior
the death Of Mrs. Towns rn,.
Mrs. VI. Green is chulh -opor,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
SHILOH BAPTIST
Confined from Page 81

go? Thou has The words Of eternal
life. and we believe and are assur-
cd that thou art the Christ, the
Son OF the living God"
The minister said:
1.-THE disciples OF Jesus Christ
had been with Him for some time.
yet there was great deal about
the spiritual side OF the Masters
life that they did. not understand.
They murmured their misgivings
among themselves and the situa-
ton was approaching the port when
disbelief had great opportunity
10 cast its shadow across the work
OF Jesus. II was AZ this crisis that
The leadership OF Simon Peter as
serted itself among tho disciples.
when he arose 10 tho occasion by
his dramatic assertion TO Jesus.
lord. 10 whom shall We go? Thou
hast the words OF eternal lie"
Continuing his discourse. the
Rev. Mr. Ross said:
"In ,his great crisis. believer
had asserted his leadership. His
impassionod belief in Jesus Christ
had banished The discomfort
among the other apostles There
are Two classes Of people in the
world the believers and the un-
believers. The believers constitute
that great army Of .Icsus christ
that keep alive the hopcfulness
hat the world can be won 10 Him =
Condemns Strikes
In concluding his message. Shi-
loh's progressive pastor declared:
THE believer in Jesus Chris.
must apply the words of Jesus =
DO unto others. as YOU would
have them do unlo you In refor-
cncc to labor troubles and strikes.
The deeds that labor leaders per-
form determine 'hc quality Of their
Christianity When GOou Workers
make a decision TO throw 1000 ont
Of employment. making ihcm inno-
cent victims OF strikes and causing
privH'ion hardship and suffering.
such labor leaders are not doing
unto others as they would have
others do unto them l. IS carry
ing out an unChristian policy OF
seliishncss and power on the part of
labor leaders. regardless 10 the
cost 10 the res of The community.
Tho bringing Of dcsolation and de-
nrivaiion upon ones neighbor Is
moi Christian policy, but ono for
increasing the power OF the Lead
or. in defiance OF Chri-t's COM
mnnd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
King Solomon Ushers
Celebrate T w e fifth
Birthday At Church

VI p aI,mce nf he pastor The
Rex = r. llcsod who was OFT OF
tho 'f hr morning sermon was
d.lAfei b, he assistant pastor.
The Rev ! T. lIold,n Sick and
how scf weir was 'lgo theme of
his afo1rsc taken from Tho text
Nunefrs el1 SUNDAY morning
la senior choir sang steal
Avn Jesus AIRS Goldic Bell
nm TIC cry Usher BOARD
nnvr participated on Tho twelfth
aiin+ arv pro- an OF the King
Solomon Hshers
Tic Hes Mr Holden also preach
cd ~ 'h" evening Worship, text.
l.Nia U r. What shall | do TO in
herF i"nl lifcg
npwHa porsc, is church report
or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17

Usher Board Union|
II o | d S Meeting Att
King Solomon Church.

The city Usher Board - ned
at King Solomon Rap'- lilr-s.l
SUNDAY afternoon. juno 81 m nsl
twelfth anniversary.
A splendid audience asss.tl
and the program comn pro-
sentcd a fine program ni1rtl
church received both ih. afand.
ance and tho financial hanros
The sum raised among nsh.l
crs was Sl2SGS
The next meeting w asdl
at Corinihian Baptist eh CONF
mcr and nyar streets, llMH sncs.l
II Will he in the form ~ NOR.
4i service
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-17
HIGHL A N D
PARK NEWS

sunday morning. lure s..
Luke ANE church Roy paft
Blake. presiding elder. p Hed 4
wonderful sermon. ailnr eA'fa
Communion was adminis'cr
In the afternoon. Rev ~ NanE
preached
Little Donald Hoaeland eafa''
cd his eighth hirthdav it AZ
Belle Isle at 2 weiner 'r alf-
~. All The Riddles enioyf ne oc'
casion.