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La gaceta., 1939-06-20
|DORV ROCHE, FAVORITO
DEL PUBLICO, DERROTO AL
"GREN DRAGON"
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

En- una lucha sumamente III
teresante y movida, ell idolo de.
pdblico, Dorv Roche, la sensa-
ci6n de Illinois, llev6 la mejor
parte durante toda la noche, a
pesar de estar aun lastimado en-
una rodilla. LIE fue concedida la
decision al ser descalificado, por
infracci6n de las reglas, ell Dra-
g6n Verde.
La primera caida ocurri6 a
los veinte minutes de comenza-
da la lucha. Roche mereci6 las
ovaciones que Sc lie tributaron.
En- la segunda caida ell ORA
g6n venci6 a Roche que Sc last
mo de nuevo en- la pierna. Estan
do ambos gladiadores ofrecien-
do una emocionante demostra,
ci6n, en- la Ultima parte de la IL
cha, ell Dragon fue descalifica.
do por ell referee, que lie con
cedi6 la decision a Roche.
John Grandovitch Sc enfren'
to en- ell semi-final con Tom HOr
ley, Gel Hombre Montana, sa.
liendo vencedor, a pesar de las
"llaves sucias" que emple6 ei eS
sheriff de Oklahoma. Grando.
witch fue muy aplaudido por e
p1blico, que desea verlo frentt
a Roche.
Chris Zaharias, cue padect
"de fiebre amarilla", fue derro.
tado por Marvin Jones en- la a.
pertura del cartel de Cowboy
L~uttrall.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20
Ia HACErh
v Ia edad del Chino puede toda-
via recobrar 10 que perdiera.

Baby Del Vale, manager de
Sixto Morales, declare aver tar
de que su boxer es muy supe-
rior a Ricardo y que no tendra
ninguna dificultad en- veneer al
muchacho de Santana, en- la pro
xima pelea. "Todo 10 que desea-
mos es la oportunidad de probar
lie al pdblico que Morales es SUI
perior a MISUNDERSTANDING
diciendonos ell robusto director
del manzanillero.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

gitanOs por los pueblos metien-
do a los ninOs en- un saco, como
nos contaban cuando eramos pc
quenas; habla.
-i0h, Maria, te 10 juro que
me 10 han robado!
7llPero quien?
-iSu padrel
u Miguel?
Miguel. iAh, til no sabes
que horrible! iToma, lee esa car
ia!
Y Maria de las Nieves ten
do a la otra la carta que habia
recogido esta misma tarde en- Ia
Maria de la Cruz la lego rapi-
damente.
| Luego, disimulando la emo
zion que la habia invadido, pre-
devoNiendo Ell pliegue-
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

clio a la muier del d~iplomatico,
y mirandola cara a cara:
-Bueno, Jy que?
-iAh, no sabes -. AL leer
esos renglOnes he creido volver-
me loca de dolor. He lido al Plan
tic, he hablado con Dorotea, la
nodriza. mi hijo va no esta
.allil...
Y las lagrimas impidieron a
Maria de las Moves continuar
hablando.
ASH, miguel Sc 10 llevado?
ST.
i d6nde?
q ]No Sc! Creo que a BARGE
Iona. va para ESQ guerra ha-
blarte. 70 no Sc que hacer, Ma
Tia. tie juro que estoy loca, %
ca de dolor Y de desperation
pensado coger I'm tren y mar
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

ria, no puedo mas, no puedo
ma! Aconsejame, o voy a CO.
meter un disparate! e.. Els mi
hijO, mi hijo! iEscucha, escu-
cha -.
-iPero mujer, por Diosl-
intent6 calmarla la santa espo-
sa de Pedro de NGhez-; Ique
be pasa2... IQu6 tienes2.. d.
Z Has lido al Plantio?. e.. iQue
ha pasado?... iCuentamel q,
| Pero, por Dios, no estes asf?. q.
SEsta malo ell niho?.
-iPeor, Maria, mil wees
ID Que dices?
-iMe 10 han robadol
-lQue dices?.. IQue te han
'obado al niho?.., iP& Dios,
nujer!. .. Desvarias. va no son
lquellos tiempos en- q. iban los
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

grama eli debut" en- esta pista
del poseedor del record" en- la
vecina ciudad de st. Petersburg
con ell mismo "carro" que utilize
en- dicha ciudad.
Jack Sheppard, Jr., tambien
participant en- la competition,
guiando su propio coche.
Asegura Bob Bill que sabra
imponerse frente a drivers CO.
mo Crrtz y Griffin.
M Hicks nj King correran.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20
LOS MEJORES BATEADO-
RES

Al frente de los mejores ba-
teadores de las grandes Ligas
continGa hoy Arnovitch, de los
Phillies, con 81 carreras, 78
hits y un promedio de 1876. LIE
siguc McQrinn, de los Browns,
con 70 hits, 43 carreras, y 800
de promedio. Tiene McQuinn
217 veces al bate y Arnovitch
solo 1877.
Bonura, ell inicialista de los
Glgantes, es ell tercero, con GO
hits, Al carreras, 1876 wees al
bate y BAT de promedio.
Ell promedio de Jimmy Foxx,
de los Medals Rojas, es tambien
de BAT, con 1877 wees al bate,
SO hits y Al carreras.
La estrella de los Rojos, Nc
Cormick, pogo IA hits, hizo Al
carreras y bate6 215 veces, con
una average" de 344.
Batea tambien con un prone
dio de 344, Sullivan, de los
Browns con AZ hits 18 carreras
y 122 veces al bate.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20
CON LOS CUANTES
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Encontrandome en- ell gimna-
sio de la Gale Franklin, viendo
ell entrenamiento de algunos de
los boxers locales, tuve Ell gusto
de saludar y charlar largo ratio
con un conocido ex-boXeador,
gran conocedor del deporte de
los punos, quien me dijo, refi-
riendose a Rafael Ferrer, el GU
banito que pronto veremos ell
acci6n: Ese muchacho tiene IN
gran porvenir; es muy joven y
tiene una zurda mtravillosa. Sa-
be boxear Y es %valiente."
La gaceta., 1939-06-20
LA ASOCIACION DE BOXEO
LIE QUITO LA CORONA A
LEWIS.

Washington, JUNO 20.-La A
sociaci6n Nacional de BOxeo de-
clar6 aver vacante e ltftulo de
las ITS libras.
Mantiene la Association que
John Henry Lewis, Ell campe6n.
ha perdido la corona por no de-
fenderla dentro del periodic de
seis meses que las reglas sena-
Ian.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

Con ell magnifico pitching del
Kennedy, que solo permiti6 SEES
hits en- catorce innings a los Sc
nadores del Washington, salie-
ron aver vencedores los del st.
Louis, con score de 81. Estate
LA peg6 dos de los hits de su
team. Krakauuskas solo permit
tic una carrera en- ell segundo DE-
safio de la tarde a los CARMEL
tas, para dividir honores.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

Lewis, sesdn Sc afirma, per.
die recientemente la vista de uh
ojo.
Su Ultima pelea la sostuvo
frente a AL Gamer, otro gladia-
dor negro del peso ligero.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

FL Chino Alvarez, que con IN
entrenamiento perfecto y cinco
libras mas de peso, venci6 a su
rival ManriQue en- la noche del
viernes, desea recuperar la for
ma que poseia cuando era ell
campe6n del Sur. Yo creo que
un muchacho de las condicioneS
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

Lou Gehrig, Gel Hombre HE
FRO" de los Yankees, anunci6 a.
aver que habia terminado su re-
conocimiento fisico en- la Clin.ca
de los Mayo y que saldria hoy
mahana rumbo a New York.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

Del Baker, manager de los III
gres del Detroit, estima que a pc
sar de los once juegos que tie
men de ventaja los Yankees, en-
la Liga Americana, no ganaran
ell campeonato.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20
LAS CARRERAS DEL DO
rs EN- PLANT FIELD
(POr Arthur OjedG)

Los promotores Tony Vallejo
y Jack Sheppard preparan seis
rehidas carreras para Ell domin-
80, a las 2 p. m, en- Plant Field,
llevando como attraction del pro
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

Sonny Boy" Garcia hace
trimming" diario y ell mucha-
chito parece que adelanta.
Dias pr6speros lie aguardan
81 toma en- serio ell arte de les
pufos.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20
DEPORTES
Con ell bate y la Pelota
(POr Arthur Ojeda)

Sc esta hablando de volver a
presentar ell mismo programa
de baseball que Sc tenia anun-
ciado para ell pasado domingo,
en- la Iiga Intersocial, y que no
Sc pudo terminar por impedir-
10 la lluvia.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

Me llega la noticia de que Ale
jandro Ojeda y Jorge Comellas,
pitchers cubanos que Sc encon-
traban en- union de Fermfn Cue
ira y Regime Otero en- ell Green
vile, han sido cambiados a otro
club.
Resultado de los juegos de
aver en- las mayores:
LigG NdciOnGI
Brooklyn, 3; Chicago, &c.
LigG AericanG
New York, &c; Detroit, &c.
st. Louis, 81; Washing. 1-6.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

Chino Alvarez ACADIA de pedir
lie al promoter Frank La Mar
que que lie busque una pelea con
uno de los mejores boxeadores
de su division, en- Ell Sur.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

Sc VENDE una casa remode-
lada en- m~agnificas condolences
Plazos faciles. Cerca del Centre
Asturiano. 81 lie interesa escri-
ba al P. o. Box 5536 o lame al
Telefono Y 1892.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

Dolf CamiFi sigue bateando
mucho mejor que ell ano pasado,
por esta epoca, cuando su aver
age era solo de psi.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

Will Santana opina que Tony
Galento lie puede hacer pasar IN
susie a Joe Louis en- la pelea que
pronto Sc efectuara.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

Gehrig, que luce en- perfecto es-
tado de salud, rehus6 hacer nin-
guna declaration sobre Ell resul-
tado.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

Sixto Morales parece que ha
tornado en- serio su entrenamien
to, en- esta OCCASION.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20
Crealo o no 10 crea
(POr Arthur Ojeda)

Cleric conocido sportsman
tampeno esta jugando con fue.
go y sc va a quemar.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20

Dodgers y Cubs empataron
en- ocho innings, a tres carreras.
La gaceta., 1939-06-20
La Gaceta Folletin No. 275
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
to, de utilizar ell Undo ascensor
del palacio.
CAPITUDo XVIII
TragediG
Tragedia
La Gaceta

Maria de las Moves cerr6 Ia
puerta con llave.
E inmediatamente, volvien-
dose hacia la esposa de su pri-
mo, comenz6 a decir con una
voz vibrante, apasionada, que la
salia de la boca en- cataratas de
palabras:
IFS horrible, horrible, Ma
La gaceta., 1939-06-20
LA GACETA

Fl pepi6dico en- idioma Espahol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla.
TeIefono Y 1892
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Mt. Olive Primitive
Baptist Church

The ti'izcns Of The Kingdom
was tho sunday school lesson
taught az 'he Nj Olive Primitive
Baptist church last Sunday morn.
ing Ms Mary stokes. assistant
superintendent presided.
Following the scripture reading.
Genesis - by the Rev. s. r. Lee.
'he pastor the Rev. J. D. Brown
preached ir1m The sth verse Of the
same chapter my God VIII provide
himself a lamb FOR burnt Offering"
\ fervent prayer was offered by the
Rev Mr.. Lee.
y program was rendered az 4
pm IN connection with the contest
between Mrs. G.. Tolasion ard Mrs.
b. Milliner The STANDARD Four
and another quartet were partici-
pants Mrs. G. Folaston received
the crown in the contest The vol
lnnteer bard met at 6 pm. presid-
ed over by The president. Mrs. f.
King The willing Workers club
Will sponsor 2 Guilt rally Oct. 81
az the home 81 tho president. Mrs
Mark Stokes. 63is Scotch avenue
\ FISH supper will be served.
Mrs Ella Brown IS church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Special Catholic Services VIII
Honor Jesus Christ And The Saints


on the last Sunday OF October
the Catholic church gives special
homage 10 Our Lord Jesus Christ
the King. The entire liturgy OF this
day Is devoted TO the Kingship Of
Christ. for Christ was and is a
King and during His life on earth
accepted royal homage. At the
hour OF His death He accepted and
claimed royal title but He seldom
referred 10 Himself as king when
speaking 70 the people.
Christ the King spoke OF Himself
as the true Shepherd OF our souls.
The prayer Of the church on this
day is that "all the families OF
nations. rent asunder by the wound
OF sin may be subjected TO the
most general rule OF Christ.
Feast OF All Saints
On Wednesday. Nov Is the feast
Of All Saints on this day Is COM
memorated those men and women
who enjoy eternal glory and peace
On each day OF the year the church
commentaries one or TWO OF the
beloved friends OF God who have in
a heoric degree served their Mas
ter But because OF the irnumer-
able throng OF the elect. the church
Is unable 10 institute day for each
one so she has united them in such
a way that all the celestial host
may be venerated in a solemn man
mfr
All.Souls Day Nov. 9
on this day the church prays
especially for the souls OF all the
faithful departed for 1T is a holy
ard wholesome thought 10 pray for
the dead that they may be released
from their sins. I'll Mach XIII
November Is the month OF the Poor
Souls and the church would have
us keep in mind those, who de-
parting this life In Gods grace. are
not entirely free from the small
or sins and those who have not
fully paid the satisfaction or pun
ishment due TO sin in Purgatory or
In the state Of pureing or cleansing
in preparation for their admittance
to Heaven because Nothing urde-
filed can enter Heaven" There
fore from early morning on Thurs
day. Nov. Holy Masses will be
offered in all churches and the faith
full will gather 10 unite their pray
ers with those Of the church on be-
half OF their suffering brethren.
To those interested IN any OF
these doctrines write 20 p. o. Box
30 Grand River Station. Detroit
and more detailed information will
he given
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Pilgrim Baptist

Much interest was manifested IN
the sunday school OF the Pilgrim
Baptist church sunday. Oci. -. The
lesson was reviewed by the pas
TOR. the Rev. j. + Hendricks. The
dcvotiors preceding the morning
sermon was conducted by Deacons
Smoke and Haskins.
The pastor preached an inspiring
message from sam ao.s. subject
Just a step AZ The afternoon SER
vice the trustees we're in charge
Of a splendid program. Among tho
selections were Instrumental solo
Master Kenneth Toliver: vocal solo
Mrs jamie Wallace; short talk
Trustee Haskirs.
The pastor. assistant pastor. Cos
PEI chorus and ushers OF mo Fyrsl
Baptist church. Ham'ramck. were
visitors The Rev W Williams. rs.
sistani pastor preached from the
subject I'm engaged IL a great
work and l can't come down
The pastor preached from John
1885 Jesus WeriT az the evening
worship The new system Of rails.
ing inoncv for tho church IN PROV
ing a decided success.
The first anniversary OF the re.
building q Pilgrim church is now
In progress with all the sister
churches and friends responding
one hundred per cent
Mrs W ". Easley is church re.
no-.c~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Gospel Choral Union
Br Robbie Hickman

The Southeast Missouri and IL
lnois annual conference OF the G.
" T. church opened in Chicago.
Oct. "a al the ST Paul C. NJ +.
church Many OF Detroits pastors
left TO report or their years labor
and activities.
The Michigan Gospel travellers
are happy 10 say that they appear
ed on several programs to help
some Of the local ministers raise
their claims The singers are hop
ing that Bishop Bray. the presiding
bishop will be made 10 feel proud
OF the Detroit areas work. Among
the ministers attending and are
expected 20 return are the Rev Mr.
McC lain, the Rev Mr.. Thomas and
the Rev. Whist and others.
Because OF the remodeling OF the
Gospel singers headquarters re-
gular meetings will not he held
this week. This IS the first time OF
a suspense in meetings since the
works beginning six years ago. II
Is hoped that the meetings will be
resumed al the headquarters next
week.
Full cooperation Il anticipated
from tho union leaders with the
Gospel travellers at their programs
20 be held at Triumph Baptist
church. Holford and Eaton streets,
River Rouge this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Metropolitan Baptist

Or A. G. Williams, pastor Of Met
ropoliian Baplist church. 5iS4 Has
,inrs street. spoke sunday morn
ing. OCT. % on Basement Gods
taken from the text Psalm 24.3-5.
Stating that large number Of
people shop in the Easements OF
he Zig stores in order. as they he
lieyc, 10 get bargains and save
money the speaker pointed out
that they do not take under con-
sideraiicn thar the basement goods
arc seconds and do not represent
real economy There are TOO
mary people like this IN all walks
II lie" he said People who are
too satisfied with something that
nobody else wants" the pastor
stated
IT. conclusion the Rev Mr. viii
liams said ANY kind OF poverty
IL cure a hirdrsnce TO prog
ress. a blight upor society Spirit
ual poverty Ike much Of the pow
crty 81 the world. is due TO sheer
neglect on the part of the poverty
stricken. % laziness. leihargy Of
mind and body
Every one is cordially invited 70
attend all % the services OF the
Metropolitan Bap;is. church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Macedonia Baptist

Lights in the dwellings was
the subject OF the powerful sermon
delivered by the Rev. II. II. Cole
mar at Macedonia Baptist church
Sunday. Oct. %. The text was Ex-
odus l0;22-23. The speaker said
in part. Don't turn out the lights
In the house. for a light suggests
that some one Is there, In our
Christian lives we should let out
lights shine out for that light Will
throw a ray OF hope 10 some wan
derer.'
Four were added to the church.
one for baptism.
Sunday afternoon was b. Y. r.
L. and Sunday School day. W. c.
Ross. state director of these depart
monts. was guest speaker Mr.. Ross
spoke to a very appreclative au-
dience on the subject STUDY to
shew thyself approved unto God"
Other guests were Mrs. Ross. the
speakers wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kemp also Of Lansing.
There will be short programs
and preaching nightly at Macedonia,
beginning Monday, Oct. % through
Nov. 5 BE present each night and
enjoy these sermons and programs.
The Rev. S. S. Sewell OF Mem
phis. Tenn. was speaker at the
evening worship last Sunday He
discussed the subject II want 10
see Jesus"
Mrs. Lula Smith is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28

Pew Rally To Be Held
AT Trinity Church

a Pew rally will be held at TSir
lty AME sunday. Oct 20. Members
and friends are looking forwarC
70 successful day.
The pastor. the Rev. r. A. Sch
ley aud his family were feted wlit
a Donation party las; week IN
appreciation for his courageou:
leadership in the past
The Postal Glee club will be pre-.
sented by Trinity AME IN "Har.
nory and Comedy" IN November
Women day VIII be observed Sun.
day November 10.
The sunday school IS planning a
Penny parry for Halloween 70 raise
funds pr song books
The members 90 the Bible class
taught by Miss Louise Reid will
celebrate their third anniversary
Wednesday. OCT % with a turkey
diauer They Will nresert gift 20
he church
Guy Brooks r. sill IN the hospi-
'al Members and friends Of Trini-
~ Baptist wish him a speedy re-
covery.
Mss Vivian Talbcrt is church re-.
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
United Christian

"Thc All-Sufficlency OF Cod was
the theme OF the Rev. r. L. Jordan 5
sermon Sunday morning, Oct %.
An appreciative audience was In
attendance 10 greet the pastor who
returned 10 the rostrum after a
months absence because OF Illness.
Signs OF revived interest was mani
fest
The choir Is taking on new life
under the able direction OF Prof.
Calhoun. mo vacant seats Is the
choir's slogan. The group rally
continues. no one is expected 10 fail
in this rally.
The Rev. Mr.. Jordan and mem
bers OF the United Christian
church, 5631 Thirtieth street. were
pleasantly surprised at the pres
ence OF the Rev. oscar X. kellogg
OF Oklahoma at the evening serv.
ice. BY reading the Tribune, the
visiting minister was able 10 find
the location OF this church. Thanks
and more thanks to The Detroit
Tribune for giving space 10 the
churches. Ore and all should sub.
scribe for Il and give share Of
your printing TO the Tribune's
printing department.
T. X. Rouse Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Peoples Baptist

4 music Magazine will be given
Friday, Oct. % at Peoples Baptist
church. featuring Estelle Andrews
soprano: L. T. HardIson. tenor: ard
the G-Clef Singers under the d.
rection OF n. Baron Traylor.
Sunday, October 20 the Rev. Mr..
Evans OF West Virginia will be
guest speaker.
Women's day was observed last
Sunday. Mrs. J. Bryant was in
charge OF the morning service. Mrs
Williams presented the speaker
Mrs. Carrie Phillips. president OF
the Metropolitan district. She spoke
from the theme Face Today's
World" based on the scriptures
found ir Romans 1872. The Angei
Gospel chorus, and Junior choir
sang beautifully.
Mrs. G. l.. Wells OF Windsor. ont
talked on The Women Needed b,
the Church. Mrs. Beulah T. Whit.
by, prominent Detroit social work.
er. spoke at pm. on the subject
What Is The Church Worth To
You" Miss Kennedy. Miss Brown
and Mrs. Gentry also appeared on
the program during the day. Total
offerings raised was $1,000.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
King Solomon Baptist

The Sunday School OF the King
Solomon Baptist church convened
at the usual hour last Sunday. The
lesson was reviewed by the pastor.
the Rev. Mr.. Hilson.
At IL am. the pastor preached
from Luke 7:13 subject, THE Five
Great Powers of Life. Music was
furnished by both choirs. The SER
mon was based on love and was
very inspiring A guest at the SER
vice was Mrs. Lucinda Cole OF Chi
cago, Ill. Mrs. Cole is the mother
OF Joseph Cole. pianist OF King Sol
onion. She will remain in the city
no attend the recital OF her son
Oct. 30 at the Institute OF Arts.
The City Choir union was held IN
the interest OF Warren Avenue Bap-
fist church.
AT 1880 pm. the assistant pas
tor, the Rev. Mr.. Thrasher. read
the scripture. followed by request
number OF the pastor rendered nv
the choir with Lawrence Brown at
the piano. Pastor Hilson preach
ed from the text Jeremiah 5:12.
subject. THE horse runs with a
footman"
The Twelve Tribes of Israel
will he presented at the church,
Mrs. A. Wright. sponsor. Next Sun
day Is Mission day.
Miss 0pnelia Dorsey Is church
renorter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Rev. Gomez
To Speak At
Anniversary
Bible Class
To Observe
10th Year

The Roystor Invincibla p,,,
class. OF Bethel AME church ' ny,
celebrate its twentieth annivs.. .al
Sunday. October 30, at 7:sO n m 'V
The class was organized oo,a,.
Is. 1919, by the late James d. sa
ton. who served as teacher ~.',
1921. at which time he was y, :"
NOTED to the superin.endenor" =, !,
Bethel's Sunday School 4, a.
same time. Mrs. jamie Foster ~.
es took charge OF Tho Bible el,'.
ard is still serving as ,eacher N
Mrs. Mamie Dean. presideu, :,
the class. has served sixteen ys,.'
during which time the class -.
accomplished some outs,,raI.'
achievements and has been an =
set TO the Sunday school s-s
church. '4a
Among the honor guests a. "A.
anniversary celebration wifi 4.
members OF the Mems Bible cl,''
OF Second Baptist church Also n.
speaker OF the occasion. Rsv
Joseph Gomez. pastor Of 81 I,m.,
AME church, Cleveland. Ohio ana
former pastor and builder Of crs,,
or Bethel in this ciir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Mrs. A. E. Pittm a n
Leads Mems Group In
Victory Over Women

The prediction by the men Of Tab
ernacle Baptist church. Westside
Detroit, some weeks ago, that they
would register victory over the
women OF the church at the close
OF the Loyalty Drive proved a
reality Sunday night. oct. %
when reports showed that the men
had kept their word.
There was a slightly noticeable
sign OF reluctance on the face OF
the pastor the Rev. r III. Pittman
as he offered handshake to his
wife. Mrs. Alberta Pittman, con-
gratulatory OF the fire victory the
mems group had attained under her
supervision. The womens eroup
was captained by the pastor. Both
units did exceedingly well. having
raised over twelve hundred dollars
the men exceeding by approximate
~ six dollars. Music was supplied
by the musical sggregatIors OF the
church. comprising the Senior
Junior and Gospel choirs and
Choir No. 2
The regular order Of service was
carried out at the morning wor-
ship. A very helpful message was
delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Pittman
Mrs. Mabel Gray and Mr.. Colbert
sang a beautiful duet as guests OF
the Gospel chorus.
In the afternoon brief program
was sponsored by the Nurses guild
and BYPU at which time an inter
esting. informative talk was made
by DR.. J. A. Brewer, prominent
local physician.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Presbyterian Church

A strong appeal for peace was
made by the Rev. Henry Porter in
his sermon last Sunday morning In
compliance with the general re-
quest 10 all ministers in this sec
ton to preach on that subject. His
text was John 14:27. peace I
leave With you, my peace / give un-
TO you"
In the course OF his sermon the
Rev. MIR. Porter called attention TO
three angels Of peace" namely. the
late Frederick Douglass. Harriet
Beecher Stowe and John Brown.
Peace In body and mind are es-
sential,' he said, "as we'll as peace
In the land" He asked the congre-
cation 10 pray for "the peace OF
God which passeth all understand
ing"
Service next Sunday will be in
charge OF the Missionary society.
Mrs. Bledsoe will be guest speak
err.
The young people OF the church
will give a Halloween party Friday
evening. Oct. 81 at 56s Mt. Vernon.