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Republic Steel Corn.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., April 10 (49.
IT. M. Girdler, chairman of Re-
public Steel Corp, told stockholders
the company had made a little
money. but mot very much" in the
first three months of this year.
He said that if war rumors would
stop, Il think we would have a
pretty good business in 1882
If we do have war;" Mr.. Girdler
continued, 1.-The steel business may
be better or worse, 1 don't know.
I know that Republic Steel Corp.
does not want to make any money
out of war, but if it should come
we will do our best in our way for
the Government and the stock
holders"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
lNew President
Is Elected by
Lice Rubber
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 13-Directors
of Lee Rubber e. Tire Co. have
elected A. A. Garthwaite president
to succeed the late John j. Watson
Garthwaite formerly was vice presi-
dent, general manager and treas
urer. He will retain the position OF
general manager in his new capac-
ity.
William B. Dunlap. assistant
treasurer, was named treasurer.
The company's main plants are at
Conshohocken, Pa, and Youngs-
town, Ohio.
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U. S. Treasury Position
BY the Associated Press.

The position OF the Treasury April II:
Receipts, S6,7l2. 7O5.35 expenditures $40.
437. 1Os.7S: net balance. 50. 232. 309 ,625. 81,
including S2,572.9l9 463.4O working ball
ance: customs receipts for the month, So
1Oa .O0422
Receipts for the fiscal year fsince July
y. S4.495, O37, 477.61; expenditures. ST.
& 4 INCLUDING
OF expenditures $4,000 500. 72O95: gross
debt. $40: 043 424, 0S8 ID, an increase Of
1887 5s6;42 above the previous day; gold
assets S15.392, O40,844.G9.
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Libbey-OWens-FOrd.

TOLEDO, Ohio, April l3 (P.-
Libbey- OWens-Ford reported net
profit of $1,722,78041, equivalent to
50 cents a share, for the first quarter
of 1899 at the annual meeting of
stockholders today.
This compares with net loss OF
1911 ,52749 in the first quarter Of
1898.
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London Bank Report

LONDON, April 13 lPp.--Bank Of Eng
land statement as Of April Il lin thou
sands of pounds: Circulation: 4s9, 103;
decrease, LAS. Bullion. 227.237 de-
crease, 80 Reserves, 1884: increase,
l,7o1 Public deposits, 1913: increase,
1897 Private deposits, 1882: increase,
6,1Os. Government securities. l0s,fit6: in
crease S,315 Other securities. 27.791;
decrease, 2.196
Ratio of reserves to liabilities. 24O Der
cent, compared with "a Il last week.
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Rail Loadines Drop
11.4Per Cent From
Previous Week
535,470 TotoI Holds
2.6 Per Cent Ahead
Of Lost Yeur
Ey the Associated Press.

Ply the Associated Press.
The Association of American Rail-
roads reported today 535,470 cars Of
revenue freight were loaded during
the week ending last Saturday.
This was a decrease OF 68,77l cars,
or ia per cent, compared with the
preceding week; an increase of 49,
421. or 26 per cent, compared with
a year ago, and decrease of ITS, 500,
or 247 per cent, compared with 1887.
The report classified the loadings
as follows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13

The association attributed the
sharp reduction in loadings largely
to reduction in coal production be-
cause of unfinished wage negotia-
tons.
Seven of ten classifcations showed
declines for the week, led by coal,
down 55.6 per cent; grain and grain
products. off So per cent, and mis-
cellaneous freight, of 81 per cent.
Minor increases we're registered
by less-than -carlot merchandise and
COKE
The Associated Press seasonally
adjusted weekly index of loadings,
based on l929-30 as 100, declined to
58.7, new 1899 low. compared with
64.5 the previous week, and 57.2
year ago.
Range of recent years:
1882 1925. 1897. 1885. 1885
Esq., Low 80 s ss.2 So SIS ssee22 $50 sd
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London Bur Gold

LONDON, April IL t4'.--Bar gold Ass
3d. of y penny Equivalent S34 75D
Bar silver, GOD: unchansed. Equivalent
4"1, centsD
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Washington Exchange

SALES.
Real Estate Mortgage 81 Guaranty
pfd.-136 at As.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Transit Co.-30 at 1Oh.
RNkN(
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Total U. S. $l1s,615.s35 S76,59s. aO7
New York City S213l2.a75 Sl1.41as27
Outside N. Y c. S97 .3O2. $50 S65,l7aOsO
The March squirt in building &C
tivity throughout the country
brought the total value of permits
for the first quarter Of the year to
1898 ,627 ,004. a gain of 81. per cent
over the s277,475 245 for the same
period last year. The current cumu.
lative figure represented a peak for
the past eight years and also marked
a continuous year-to-year advance
since 1884.
The record of building permit val
ues for the first three months OF
1889 and 1888, for the 215 cities, is
given herewith.
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tReported by Smith, Barney d Coz

Death, Disability. Arrest and Scorn
are the Four HOrsemen of traffic
safety.
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Investing Companies

NEW YORK. April 10 UP.-Investment
Bankers Conference, Inc:
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Total o. s. S293. 1927 ,O04 So77.475245
New York City SSs112,12l Sl23577sla
Outside N.YC. S225,514,ss3 S153, SoG626
Be your brothers keeper. He may
forget to watch the lights. Warn
him.
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MEMORANDA.
81. PLEDGED assets land Sc
curitles loaned hook
value):
rl After payment Of S1.O56 164.3s on
October Z. 1897 to r r G.. eoveori5nys pre- ss
10000. 90 on January "a, 1888 covering
preferred dividends for quarter ended
March 81. 1887. No cumulative DIVIDENDS
on preferred stock from April ]. 1887. de-
clared or charged against undivided pronts
800 63.
City Of Washington. District Of Co.
lumbia, IS:
l. .. B! GRIFFIN. Assistant Treasurer
OF the above-named bank. do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to
the best Of my knowledge and belief.
D. B. GRIFFIN
Assistant Treasurer.
Sworn to ard subscribed before me this
LIST day of April, 1899
tSeal) LA F1TTE RAY LONG;
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires August l. 1913.
Correct-Attest:
HERBERT FE16
ARCHIE LoCNHEA1
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'ouotations not furnished b. sponsor or
issuer; all others are obtained b. !. .. G.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Faith Is Substance OF Things
Hoped For," SaysRev. Williams

The mcmhers and many friends
of Clinton Chapel AME Zion
church enjoyed the services sun
day. April 80 The Rev. j.. NJ
Williams preached very force
ful sermon from the subject Faith
- The substance OF things hoped
for"
SUNDAY school opened al . 80 a.
m. with Superintendent J. r. John
son presiding. The school is max
ing rapid progress under the lead
ership of Or. Johnson
The We society opened At the us
ual hour at which time a very in
feresiing program was given. NJ.
Wilson is president: Miss Sally
Peterson, secretary.
4 s pm The Rev. Mr. Williams
preached a gospel message. All who
listened showed expressions that
they were helped by the splendid
sermon. Miss Katie He'll sang a
beautiful solo.
Among he visitors present were
The Revs $. r. Martin and j. A. Hay
ward Of Calvary Baptist church
6 VI. Bell, Jake Faggins OF Macedo-
mia.
Mrs Matte Patterson still re-
mains on the sick list.
Mrs ". Merchant is church re-
norfer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Christian Science

Adam and Fallen Man" will be
the subject OF tho lesson sermon
in all Christian Science churches
throughout the world on Sunday.
MAY Z.
The Golden Text a Corinthians
l5;eel IS AS in Adam all die.
even 50 In Christ shall all be made
alive
Among The Bible citations e this
passage Revelation - IA: Hess
ed are They that dn his command
mcnis, thar they may have right 70
the tree Of life. and may enter in
through me gfios ln'uthe ciiy'
Corrclati,e passages Mo be read
from the Christian science text.
hook. "Sclen,e and llealih with kcy
to the Scriptures. ~ Marx Baker
Eddy, include The following %.
3l6l "1he real man being linked
by Science 10 his Maker. mouals
need only turn from sin and lose
sight OF mortal selflIood 70 find
Christ. the real man and his rcla-
ton 10 God. and 20 recognize the
divine sOnship
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Senior Usher Board
Of Providence Holds
Anniversary

The Senior Usher board OF Pro.
violence Baptist church. 1893 Rem
ION street celebrated It's sixth an.
nivcrsary sunday. afternoon. April
20 ~ ? O'Clock. with unique pro-
gram. Many attended
AT the II a. M service the Rev
Mr. jefferson preached from job
|1.5-S.
The pastor the Rev. ]. T.. Lewis
spoke at the evening worship using
the text job it:1f. subject. Patti
ence. II was a well delivered mes
sage.
The male aud female quariels 81
Providence are making hne pro-
gress and are hoping to do bigger
things.
The mothers of the church began
their anniversary MAY l and viii
continue through the eth Some Of
the visiting ministers 10 take part
ave the Rev. MIR. Johnson First
Baptist orurch Hamiramck me
Kew Mr.. Wright NJ New Zion and
he Rev. MIR Davis The public is
invited 10 attend these services.
Ora Clark Is church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Mems Day Observed
At Peoples Baptist

Mems Day was observed at
Peoples Baptist church SUNDAY
morning aud brought out large
attendance. The pastor. the Rev. o,
G. Thomas. preached from Psalms
ISL. 90 Cod. how excellent Is Thy
name In all the earth The Men :
chorus rendered appropriate music.
Mrs Ida Pope. president OF the
Woman's council. gave some help
ful remarks.
At ? pm the Rev. Horace 4.
White. OF Plymouth church. deliv-
cred Il forccfui message. Others
on program included Vance Nit
chell. John Andrew, Mr.. Slrond. and
members OF the Mems chorus.
The Rev. o. G. Thomas preached
At the evening hour The collec-
ton for "Meu's BAY WAS S9to7.
sunday May = ar 3 pm the
Junior choir. under direction of
MIS-. BRYANT. viii render special
proelam az the church.
The Missionary group invites all
ladies 10 attend their meetings
from 1 10 $50 pm. on Mondays.
The Red circle meets Sundays. from
10 pm. The RNrl SUNDAYS.
from $3.50 10 pm
Correction
Mrs. Johnnie Reid moved 10 s7iS
Elmwood street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Calvary Senior Ushers Present
.Pro-Musica Dramatique Group

Paul Crosses Into Europe was
The topic of the SUNDAY school les
son SUNDAY. April 80 and was dis
cpssed hy Earl Wilson. Remarks
we're made bv the superintendent.
l.. j. Bugs, AIRS. Mccall. a teach
or ~ the Intermediate department.
supervised.
Al the morning service tho Rev.
J. II. Maslin preached a stirring
sermon subject "Small and great
standing before God text, Rev.
2o:il Music was rendered by the
senior choir.
The Intermediate council met at
, y. m. Mrs A. Ward conducted the
meeting.
A musical was presented Sunday
evening by-the Missionary chorus
Senior choir and symphony choir.
The Senior Usher board will pres
sent the Pro-Musira Dramaiiquc
society Friday. May L. nj $50 y. m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Grand Lodge knights Of Pythias
AND COURT OF CALANTHE: STATE OF MICHIGAN
BY Atty. Herbert l.. Dudley
BY Atty. Herbert l.. Dudley

~. - 6'f 'lnb knights Court VI Calanhe are
~, Vest Virginia state college capeia Friday
a. 20 ass High School Auditorium
- az appearance ~ 4 capcla
!. no 'iy. hundreds turned that
r,.s ip knights OF rythias O
49, me largest audtorums city which enables them
,, y musical ee at popular admission prices, we'll within the
sN as his OF YOU they presenting
y nh't cl0ifs IN the
~, paris OF the world,
'"n res follows:
III nder The choir OF the musical organizations
nav eyer heard
Senator charles Hodges.
liares and thrilled be, ond words
Evan llariies YWCA.
Wales scotland.
M .al'etions rendered with perfection style
~ ~ =" mat Is extremely rare
49,. Lawyer T. SNYDER
~ per- singing OF the Halleluah perfection.
49, Afa'k, the register
' ING which il takes there
samuel wilson Sec.
Kansas Climber o Commerce
NJ. Kansas city. Kansas.
Mnnh y itself TO hear their superb rendition the Death OF
mana by olcridge Taylor
H. may he purchased for either e5c, sac 5Oc
" n he obtained Lakes Insurance Company.
's''ns MI. J viii COPPER oil Os45
"se court and unit Is attend this anar with
ana , PEI eni attendance Of their membership Each lodge court
sr ' ndeaNer sell possible aud make
~ uoe the night OF May
s. 'apelis choir will with ms within a week and
nah. upon all their utmost 10
I "' ansir brilliant success
s NATION 70 the two places above tickets also he oh
'ay all Of the lodges churches. and particularly a.
p"s' Bethel AME. Ebenczer and ST. stephens
cuA make This AFFAIR Of The Boosters
"'p'na'ns on each to do his her full duty
Entertaining Supreme Session In August
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
True Service
By Orders And
Not Invitation
Paul Led
BY Spirit,
Says Pastor

The Rev. n. n. Coleman, pastor
Of Macedonia Bapt. church, preached
to a large audience at the IL am.
service last sunday from the text
Acts 1910. Among the many
things he said we're:
Paul was led by the spirit when
he answered the Macedonian call
for help. II We could only silence
other voices aud hear the cry OF
those in need calling for help. for
true service should be given by or
ders, not by invitation"
The pastor delivered another
great message at 1880 pm. using
the text Acts 9:6. Lord what wilt
thou have ME 10 do?' Four were
added To the church.
Mrs. Sarah Brown is very sick
| in Receiving hospital
Funeral rites for Mrs. Jackson
mother OF Mrs. Walton. will he held
at Macedonia Saturday, May at
pm.
Mrs. Lula Smith is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
by BobbIe BIackman

Friday evening. April 2S the din
Ing room OF the YWCA was a beau
tiful scene with lovely palms and
cut flowers in Jars and baskets pre-
scented by friends for the second
annual banquet honoring Mrs. A.
W. Hutchins, president OF the
Michigan Gospel Choral union.
A delicious menu was enjoyed by
the large number OF guests present,
including several ushers OF Cal
vary Baptist church. several
friends from Saginaw. New Haven,
Ferndale. Hamtramck. Ecorse. Ry-
or Rouge Buxton and Chatham,
Ont There were also friends pres
ent from New Light Baptist and
King David churches.
Group selections we're rendered
by the Canadian singers OF which
Mrs. Nandusen is president. 9th
crs appearing on program were
Mrs. Green and Mr.. Lawyer. solo
lists OF First Baptist church. Ecorse !.
and New NJ. Zion. respectively.
Remarks were given by the Rev.
O. Thomas, pastor OF Fews CAlE
church. Mr. Tolbert and tho prcsi-
dent OF the city Union Prayer band
and his Wife.
A message OF regret was read
from Or Brown Of Canada. who was
unable 70 be present
Words Of appreciation were Civ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Lust
OF Flesh
Refrain From
Worldly Things

''hoosing the theme THE World
Is looking for The Father in tho
christians" text John 1873. 'l.ord
show us he father and II SUI
nceih MS the pastor. the Rev
John f. Glover brought out some
vcrv interesting facts The snb-
ieci derived was The Empowering
Life ~ Christ
In his discourse he said "Nico-
demns was shown. The Father by
showing him his spiritual condition
II The world would see the Father
in The Christians. 1t must be cruel.
fed with christ"
Concluding. The Rev. Mr. Glover
made 1t clear 10 his hearers that
The way 10 let the world ace tho
Father in them is 10 DENY HE nsi
~ he flesh, tho lust OF The eye ana
refrain from psrtaking OF The
things ~ the world.
SUNDAY school convened AZ tho
usual hour. Bible classes are held
each Tuesday and Thursday al
: g. p. M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Mt. Pilgrim Baptist

Nj Pilgrim. az Mullet and Or
loans street was well attended last
Snnda, The Rev y H. llilson, the
pastor, is doing fine work.
The guest speaker SUNDAY morn
ing was Rev. McEwen. subject The
East Days
SUNDAY afternoon. the Rev. Mr..
Terrell and members ~ Macedonia
Baptist church, worshipped at MI
Pilgrim The Rev. Mr.. Fcrrcll
preached eioqucn'ly The choir was
n'ghlv ,omplimenicd by the pas
tor Rev. lllsun.
Thursday night the Four render
od a program for The sher board.
~ which Mrs Whitfield Is presi-
dent. Al clubs made fine reports
sunday night.
PRAYER services were held We'd
ncsday night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Musical Program At
Corinthian B aptist
Church By Trustees

Despite the Indictment weather
last Sunday. many members were
present a. the morning service a.
Corinthisn church. The guest
speaker, the Rev. A. Martin. spoke
on the subject. 'Iifters for Jesus,
text Romans 1919.
AZ , pm. a musical program was
rendered, under auspices ~ the
Trustees hoard.
The pastor preached AZ The eve
ming hour 70 a large congregation
The Bible class meets each we'd
nesday evening. from $40 70 z -
O'Clock. The theme last Nednes-
day was, People Called Baptist
Who They Are. and what the,
Have Done"
The pastor and radio chorus oi
The church broadcast each SUNDAY
evening at 7l5. over station
WEXf. They invite the public :.
listen in.
Members on the sick list inclndf
Mrs +. Rollings, AIRS. II Rracy
and Mrs. Carrie Conor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
St. Paul A. M. E.

"Tbs Nroas Hlace' will be the
sshiecl ~ Vic sermon Sunday
rornns ~ g. ~ ST. Paul ANE
charrh iss ana 'hene. Rev. j.
Arrinm' rs, eron Minister.
'n'csrtns 'he Valuable will
b The s8nl"c sunday evening
rs
The Suril ool will convene
nslsa n George W. Gar
rsr - sgpf rH,lent.
The .lrri Allen Christian
Ert'avor easae viii convene at
So m vtn Mss Carrie Gordon
+" pr'slden asi Rev. b. b. Martin
/" raperiniend.nf
Tho Sepr LEAGUE will convene
q 80 g'u with Mrs. Iowa
Scon a. p'es ieai
T'pr R.nE a christian in Nv
w wo's peel. lo:12-14: /
To tnbassv i;lee club OF Nor
- Rro"n "se Atlanta Ga. will
'p''sr " $ Fa'i, Tuesday even
lHE NAY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Members Of Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority To WorshipAtSt. John

The Rev Henry Porter pastor Of
ST. John Presbyterian church. de-
liyered very interesting sermo
last SUNDAY morning, text, Jeie-
miah :. Ills theme dealt with The
CAPTIVITY OF the Children OF Israel
He said Jews were capiiycs he
hind the walls OF Babylon. bur pro-
Pile are held IN physical captivity
today aud are also bound by sin.
They can get release. IL they viii
put their Trust in God
The Mems club met al The church
at a.sO pm.
At pm The Young people mot
and enjoyed combination musical
and quiz program
A rally Is planned for MAY 81
Captains OF teams have heen
named.
Delta Sigma Theta sorority VIII I've
special guests al - John at the
IL am. service. SUNDAY, May :.
About my members and guests
OF the Non rariel cub attended
the clubs thirteenth anni,er>arS
dinner at The church. last FRIDAY
nighi. The Rev G. r. Askew was
guest speaker.
Mrs. Sarah Grler wAs mistress ~
ceremonies r. l.. Neal read The
history OF the club. Miss Netons
Steele. poem nv W. X. Hlll lutte
Miss Trammell. three piano num-
hers Attorney r MaVlnez intro
duced the speaker The Rev Mr..
Porter gave The response The
president. Mrs Lula Rogers road
brief paper. Welcoming and intro
ducing the members Of ne club
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Catholic Church

A novcna OF grace in honor OF
Blessed Martin. de PORES. sanity
colored Dominican lay brother.
viii be conducted in 81. Dominic
church. Warren ave, at Trumbull
avenues. from May 10 to May -
Inclusive
The services will be held twice
daily az 1890 pm and al s:45
p. M Holy mass Will be offered at
l2i5 at 81. Dominic's church and
also in the home OF Blessed Mar
tin IN Lima, Peru. for the intentions
and needs OF all who participate
IN The Noyena. The evening service
at s45 Will consist each night OF
a series ~ conferences by the Rev
Edward l.. Hughes. q. p. founder OF
blessed Marin Apostolate. and the
Noyena prayers viii be offered hy
me Rev Michael G. Maguric o. r..
after which hcnedic,ion ~ the
most blessed sacrament will be Civ
On.
All who take part In this deyo-
iions viii receive a special HESS
ed Martin relic card and a beauii-
full medal.
Martin dc PORES. colored Amer
lean Dominican brother, labored
during his life for the betiermenf
OF his fellowmen regardless Of race.
creed or color. Marvellous accom-
plishmenis are recorded in his
biography " his great love OF God
and his love for his neighbors.
From the many thousand. re-
ports received by the Dominican
Fathers and many letters OF thanks
for fayors received. 1t Is evident
that Rlcssed Martin continues 10
aid and assist those who call upon
him. The Dominican Fathers most
cordially invite all 10 take part IN
this crusade OF prayer and 10 write
TO the blessed Martin Aposiolaie
for further information regarding
this saintcd Negro.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Anniversary Sermon
At New Zion Baptist

Preaching from the text Il am
your brother Gen 454. The pas
tor, the Rev. +. c. Mercer deliver
ed very forcetul and helpful
message At New Zion Baptist
church SuHday April 10
Al 2:3o p. m. the pastors ami
yersary sermon was delivered by
the 2ey. j. Johnson who spoke
from the text F.N $50 THE call OF
a servant 1t was gospel mes
sage
The Rev s wilkins preached
sunday evening using The text Eph
s.ii. subject a forward march
II was carefully prepared and
we'll delivered message
There were twelve visiting minis
ters. Two candidates were receiy-
ed for baptism.
New Zion. located al 9l9 Alfred
extends welcome 10 all
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Church Of God

Sunday school opened at $50 a.
m. presided over by the superin-
iendent Samuel Randel.
The pastor. Elder y. ID. McGhee.
preached hne sermon AT 1850
a. m. text Prov. 36
The fellowship meeting was held
al $3.50 p. m. sponsored ny the sun
day school Superlniendents from
tho different local churches were
present and each made talk on
how TO build mp SUNDAY school.
The Willing Workers club spon
sored special program Tuesday
night Mrs Ida Keen. chairman
ptosram committee Miss Lille
Psrham Is president.
Mrs JAMIE Hair is church re-
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Mt. Moriah Gro u p
Celebrates Birthday
With Music Program

The Rev Mr. Murray, pastor.
preached sunday morning on the
subject, "lour ldolairous Heart -
Al 3 pm. the Missionary group
celebrated rs anniversary, with a
musical program. The Iutchins
Nospel Tfunlpcieers participated
The Rev. Mr. Murray a.so deliv-
cred The evening sermon. text.
Judges ll.lo subject. II opened
my mouth un'o the Lord"
The pastors text for next sun
day VIII be taken from Isaiah q. 6.
theme, Christ the Wonderful"
The Pastors Aid union will hold
rs annual program SUNDAY. May :.
al 2 pm az Second Baptist church.
lnksirr. Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
New Bride Baptist

The Rev : $ Harris conducted
services al Ncw Bride Bap'i>i
church Sunday morning Apiii 80,
FOR he pastor, the Rev. x. W.
wright
\ musical was given sunday
evening by Tie choir.
Membcfs Of New Beside con-
granllaie The Roy and MIS- x W.
Wfigh; on Tho birth ~ a little >nn.
Roberi Jr born SATURDAY. hpr "a
Mrs Ethel Wright mother and
baby are doing nlceN and vii
soon 10 he A. home. 1914 Waterloo
street
Inner Pearson il church 70
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Springhill B a ptist
Ushers And Choir In
New White Uniforms

The Junior church. under the
able l. dershlp ~ Mrs jamie Car-
Ter officiated during 70 services an
DAY SUNDAY April -" There were
Junior deacons. nurses, and ush-
ers. All ser,ink with the same Seri
BUSINESS as the older eropp
The ushers boxed very prm in
their white uniforms. trimmed I'm
black win blue badges Miss Doro-
thy Brooks Is presideuf
The Junior choir MAS aiired IN
uniforms the same color az those
~ The ushers. Edward Newton ~
chorisier.
In The hns sermon delivered hy
the Rev +. VI Woods no pictured