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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23
tabernacle Baptist

piscoursine on the theme. What
VIII the End BE - at the morning
service Sunday, Sept Il. the Rev.
r. II. Pitiman. pastor OF Taber-
naclc Baptist church pointed out
20 his hearers that the answer 10
this very vital question is supplied
by ne following scripture: What
soever man soweth that shall he
also reap he said further:
In these turbulent times when
nations are rising up against each
Other. and the isms ard various un-
Christian forces are striving hard
20 overthroY the real principles
OF Christianity. IL behooves US 10
think seriously about what the
end viii finally lead up to"
Preceding tho very timely mos.
sage. Mr. colbert sang Jesus Took
My Burden and Left Me with a
Song 7 The Senior choir served
throughout the day.
The Rev Mr.. pittman. accompa-
nicd by son.e ~ the ushers and
NE Gospel chorus. worshipped AZ
me ~. James Baptist church AZ
$50 nm.
Inc musical program sponsored
by The Senior choir al 4 pm. was
quite a success. The ST. Paul AME
ana Second Baptist choirs each
rendered TWO very enjoyable Sc
lecilons. Tho Mckinney brothers
young sons Of Clarence Ncl<irncv
infilied Tho audience with their
contributions. one singing m,
ASK and Because" Tho Other
ably accompanying him at tho pi.
Iano Both Youngsters exhibited
excellent musical talent. They
were also featured in the Amateur
program Monday evening at Tab
lcrnacle.
Unusually intense interest is no
ticcablc in the Loyalty Drive be-
tween tho men and wonfer of the
church. the men having informed
the ladies that they are sure OF
victory. Even though the ladies
have not expressed their inten.
lions, 1t has been whispered that
they do rot plan to fall IN The
hare class. The drive. a fcatur,
Iof the nineteenth anniversary eel.
ebration. is headed by the pastor
and Mrs. Pittman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23
Delray Church Will
Terminate Twentieth
Anniversary Sunday

The Rev. p. b. Black. pastor OF
the First Baptist church OF Delray.
took his text Sunday morning from
Micah. 6.S. which. was based or So
clal justice.
Mrs. Martha Atkins. who has been
i'll. was able TO attend morning
service.
Mrs. Frances Moore. Of Water
Valley, Miss, who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Narcissia
Johnson was entertained Wednes-
day by Mrs. Matte Hill: and on
Friday. BY Mrs. Anna Reeves. Mo-
the- Henderson and Mother Can
nonfl also Mesdames Floyd and
Taylor. were some OF the guests
present.
Mrs. Roxie Brown left Saturday,
TO visit her sister In East Arkansas.
The ladies of First Baptist
church had charge Of all services
Sunday and succeeded in raising
$47.20. Their afternoon musical
program was ve-y excellent and
mapy attended.
The Twentieth anniversary SER
vices OF the church began Mon
day. September Is. and will con-
tinue through September "a. There
will be services each night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23
St. Paul AME Church

Both services at ST. Paul. morn
ing and evening. were we'll attend
ed and the pastor. the Rev. j.. Ar
minus Charleston, preached two
excellent sermons from the sub:
iect. "Our Burdens. Psalm So %.
in tho morning and from the sub
ject: The Christian In the Wrong
Place ST. John 1875.
Next Sunday the pastor will
preach from the subject; The
Way TO Prosperity" at 1915 am.
ard from the subject; The Power
OF Influence" at 7:i5 pm.
The Sunday school will convene
at the usual time. 915 am. with
George w. Garner as superinten-
dent.
The Junior Allen Christian En-
deavor league will convene pm.
the usual time with Miss Carrie
Gordon presiding and Mrs. T. Cur
RE as superintendent
The Senior league will convene
at $50 pm. with Mrs. Iowa Will
liams as president. Topic: What
Jesus Said About Seeking Gods
Kingdom"
ST. Paul ANIE church Is located
al Jay and Chene streets
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23
Metropolitan Baptist

Having just returned from the
Baptist convention in PHILADELPHIA
and the Worlds Fair in New
YORK City, at which latter Mace
ne delivered one OF the chief adj
dresses or Negro Day" DR.. A
{. Williams. pastor OF Metropolitan
Baptist church. preached one OF
his masterpieces here SUNDAY
morning. III had a Million" was
the subject OF his dischrce. based
on The text. Luke 12:1S-2O.
The speaker began by quoting
the title OF motion picture OF the
same title. In his sermon, the mir
ister showed how the rreea for
money and the accumulation Of
more territory brought about the
European conflict to-day. He ex-
pressed the hope that the dav Is
not far distant. when the world
VIII be delivered rom the scour-
&c OF war and greed and racial
hatreds.
Members Of Metropolitan are re-
quested TO read the Tribune and
keep Informed about the program
OF the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23
Gospel Choral Union
BY BobbIe BIackman

Mrs. A. w. Hutchins, president
OF the Michigan Gospel Choral
union has returned home after an
absence OF over three weeks. She
attended the Baptist convention
held in Philadelphia and other
eastern points.
During the time Mrs. Hutchins
was away the work has been very
beautifully presided ove- by the
second vice president, Mrs. Salllc
Jones.
The unions monthly third Sun
day meeting was held al the Mt.
Vernon Baptist church. A splendid
group OF choirs was represented.
There was an appreciative audi
ence. The program closed with V.
Mitchell. well Known gospel singer
singing when I Come to the End
OF My Journey" which he dedi-
Gated TO the Rev. Mr.. Scott. pastor
OF Mt. Vernon. The meeting was
ably presided over by Mrs. Jones.
Thursday evening. Sept. ., the
choral union will rerder a program
as the Macedonia Baptist church.
Mullet aud ST. Aubin streets at
eight o'clock The program IS un-
der the auspices Of the Missionary
Board No. ?.
Friends are pleased to hear that
President Sallie Fields OF the Lo-
max AME Zion church Is up and
out again. Mrs. Fields Is an ar
dent worker both In her church
and the union.
Your reporter attended the two
day conference held by the Great
Lakes Insurance company Sept.
1915 at the Great Lakes Country
club. The conference was quite a
success and the country club IA an
ideal place for an outing.
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Warren Ave. Baptist

The Sunday School. which open.
ed at $50 Sunday morning, vai
conducted by Supt.. Mrs Kicks
The morning service began at
1O:45 a. m. with devotional period
The pastor, the Rev NJ Matthews
preached from Acts 17;l7. subject
Sarah Harris, Mrs Rollins and
others.
Prayer meetings arc conducisd
every Wednesday night. Friday
night, Sept. %, the Senior Usher
Board will sponsor their fall lash
ion show.
The pastor. the Rev. Mr.. Mat;
thews. recently attended The Baptist
convention H. Philadelphia. Two
new members joined the church
Sunday.
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Young Minister breaches Sermon
Prior To Leaving For Seminary

The pastor OF Macedonia Baptist
church. the Rev. II II. Coleman,
MAS in charge OF the services sun
day. Sept. II after nice trip 10
The National Baptist convention ard
New York Worlds Fair. lie deliv-
cred a powerful sermon from the
text Mark S:27, "Who do men say
that am?' The theme of his dis
course was The Reputation OF
Jesus Said the Rev Mr.. Cole
man:
"Somc say thou art teacher
come from God: others say a wine
bibber: prince of devils. AS He
rode through Jerusalem. some said
He is the Prince OF Peace. In our
experiences. what Is he TO us?
what rating has lie taken in our
own iives?'
At $3.50 pm. the Rev. A. G.. Ken
drick. Young ministe-. preached in
interest OF the Department OF Mis-
sons. The text discussed was
did not our hearts burn within us
as lie talked with us by the way"
Luke 2f3e. subject. IAN Oper
Bible and Burning Hearts from
Its Effects" This was the speakers
final message before leaving for
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Presbyterian Church

THE Problems OF sin" was the
theme Of Pastor Henry Porter's
sermon at ST. John PRESBYTERIAN
church. Sunday morning. text.
Rev. 2i;f. Neither shall there he
any pain"
The speaker said "The problem
OF pain is largely a modern one
In olden days. men were more
hardened to endure physical hard
ships. The life we live to-day Is
too much for this physical frame
OF ours. This Is ore of'the reasons
Tor pain. Another Is that people
nave forgotten God"
The young people OF the church
met at 6 pm. Vacation Echoes"
formed the subject OF discussion
and was followed by social hour
Bible study Is conducted everv
Wednesday at s D. m. at the church.
The Missionary society will meet
az . p. m. next Sunday at The
church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23
GOLD MEDAL
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STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS

One 80 cent box OF these famous
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it--some symptoms besides visits
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ache. moist palms, puffy eyes and
scanty passage that oft-times
smarts and burns. Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23

Mission Day Will Be Observed At
Clinton Chapel AMF Zion Sunday

The sunday school OF Clinton
Chapel AME Zion church convened
at $50 am. Sunday, Sept. IL. Al
IL am. the Rev. IA. NJ. Parrish
preached from The text Give us
oil. our lamps have gone OUT He
de-ived as subject "Wise and
Foolish Virgins"
The wee society held its regu-
lar meeting az $50 pm. presided
owed by Mr.. Wilson. president.
Prayer" was the subject discussed
by the Rev. H. Baldwin and the
Rev Mr. Fulis OF Bethlehem Tenn
pie church
The pastor. the Rev r. NJ. viii
liams. preached The closing mes
sage for the day using the text
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23
RaCketeering And CommerCia|izing
In Church Raped By Rev. Kaig|er

SUNDAY morning. Sept. II Pas
tor kaiglcr took his text from
John 2:l6 And said unto them
that sold doves. take these things
hence; make not my Fathers
house an house OF merchandise. .
He used as subject. Christ in
the temple In the discourse the
speaker said
Jesus Is teaching tho proper
respect for the house OF God. Now
adays people are losing respect for
the church. The church Is not Il
theatre. neither Is 1t a place to
socialize Children should be
taught at home TO reverence the
house OF God. Paul also says you
should know how 10 behave in the
house OF Cod"
The pastor continued by saying
that Jesus was moved by the
things he saw going on in the
temple and since Christ is the
same today as always. He is equal
~ interested in what Is going on
in our churches today.
The Rev. MIR Kaigler informed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23
Church OF God

Following the Sunday school
period at $3.50 am the momin,
service was held al 1880 an
Elder 7. ID. McGree preached II
stirring sermon from Phil. I'll
The Sunday school was well a.
tended in charge OF Samuel RAM
dels, superintendent.
The Young People, nuior con.
vened at 6:ij pm These Young
people a-e rendering wonderful
service in song and Bible verse;
Mrs. Effic Randels is president;
Mrs. Ida keen, chorus director.
At s pm. spiritual service d,
testifyirg for the Lord was held.
a gospel message was preached BY
the pasto~ from the scripture Psalm
1921. Every one was greatly bens.
fitted by this very helpful ser.
mon.
Mrs. jamie Hair Is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23
AME's Name Arthur
Jackson To Hawkins
Post In Capital Meet

WASHINGTON tANPl-Hsving
named Arthur Jackson. former
president Of Paul Quinn college. f.
nancial secretary 10 succeed the
late John Z Hawkins. the bishops
and members OF the financial board
Of the AME church voted on the
matter last week and left Washing
ton
Mr.. Jackson Immediately return
cd to Texas 20 wind up his affairs
there. planning TO return TO Wash
insion at an early date. lie was
formerly secretary Of The cduca-
iional board OF the church His po-
siiion is being filled by pr Adams
OF Columbia. sc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23
Catholic Church Notes
BY J. Mays

over three hundred delegates OF
both racial groups attended the
eleventh Catholic lnter-racial Fed
Grafton convention. held in Pitts
burgh. Sept >. 3 and 4.
The hosts to the convention we're
members Of the Pittsburgh chapter
OF the Federation.
Elmo Anderson. secretary Of the
Catholic Negro Mission board. Of
New York. offered resolutions and
plans for the Federation fight
against the sin OF race prejudice.
Federation President George W. B..
Conrade, stated: 1T is highly es-
sential that nothing he left un-
done TO promote sympathetic I'M
derstanding between the fifteen
million Negroes OF the United
States and the white people.
Miss Helen Hierholzer. social
worker of the Allegheny County
juvenile court. showed in her re-
port that despite discrimination
and difficulties, the colored group
in the United States, mas made
greater progress than that made by
Negroes ~ othe- parts or the
world.
Prayers For Peace
The Most Rev Edward Mooney.
archbishop OF the Diocese OF De-
troit. has directed that all priests
OF the archdiocese include the
prayer OF peace. In all of the holy
masses. The Archbishop also ask
cd that all people pray daily for
this country 10 he spared the ho--
rors Of war. and that the war-torn
countries OF Europe may soon
know tho blessings OF peace. The
following prayer. recited daily In
tho Catholic churches. is also 10
be recited by the faithful:
20 God. from Whom are all holy
desires. right counsels and Just
! Works. do Thou grant to Thy SER
wants that peace which the world
cannot give. that our hearts being
devoted 10 Thy commandments ard
the fear OF the enemy being taken
away We may lead TRANQUIL life.
under Thy protection. Through
Christ. Thy Sor. Who liveth and
reigneth with Thee in the unity OF
the Holy Ghost. God. world without
end. Amen"
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ai4s St. Antoine Street, Corner coIumbia-claord ,s,.

Nashville. Tenn. this week for his
studies at the Theological school.
He was given an appreciatiye do
nation by the missionaries.
DR.. r. n. Hall OF Birmingham.
Ala. spoke at 1880 pm. The text
was Prov. 29:iS. subject. Gods
way Of telling you things he wants
you 10 do" In the course of his
message tho Rev. Mr.. Hall said
visions bring one closer to God.
when We fail TO have visions It
is because we are following afar
of" he continued. DR.. Hall Is the
guest OF his cousin, Mrs villa NJ.
Franklin Grimes. The Pastors
chorus sang throughout the day
Three members were added to the
church.
Deacon watkins Is III at his
home. 444e fireman avenue. Miss
Lillian Grinnett left Saturday for
Chicago to attend the funeral of
her brother.
Macedonia will announce later
the date OF its twenty-second arni-
versary celebration.
Mrs. Lula Smith Is church re-
pOrter.
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his listeners that God has put his
disapproval on buying. selling,
racketecring an commercializing
In the church. And whenever a
church engages in these things II
loses its reverence concluded the
speaker.
The Mothers board entertained
Mrs. Addie A. Jaimison at the home
Of her grandmother, Mrs. Lucille
Virgins, 3132 Hunt street last
Thursday evening. II was an en-
joyable occasion. The hororee
left for her home in Memphis
Tenn. Friday night.
The Friendship league will pre-
sert drama Women of the
Bible Thursday evening. Sept.
at the church. Mrs. Helen Buford
is president. The public is invited
No admission charge
The Brotherhood will celebrate
Mems Day Sunday. Oct. l at D.
M. D. L. Bell requests all Of the
men Of the church TO attend.
Nellie Schumake Is church re-
porter.
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Matt. Sc. "He opened his mouth
and taught them" subject, THE
Mouth. the Medium Of Contact" in
which he said Philip opened his
mouth 10 the Eunich and saved
him. The Rev r. W. Wright. pas
tor OF New Bride Baptist church
was visitor at this service.
Mission Day will be observed
sunday, Sept. "a at pm. The
guest speaker will be the Rev f.
w Harris. who will be assisted BY
the Rev. Mr. Ellison Of Ecorse,
Michigan.
Visitors are always welcome 10
the services held ri Clinton Char |.
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St. Stephens
Pastor Begins
18th Year
Candidate For
Bishop Preached
At Church Sunda,


A hearty welcome was e,ts,al
the Rev. and Mrs. J. d. IIou.n
The members Of ST. stephen Al
church upon their return from
fifty-third annual conference NJ
was held recently al Bcthel iwI
church. The Rev. Mr. Howell
begin his thirteenth year as
tor OF st. Stephen. A lovely h,'sJ
OF while gladloll WAS presss'I
by the Kelly florist.
The Youth Day program
which Miss Ruby Hamilton ~
chairman. was spiritual and mail
The morning service was we'll n
tended. The Rev. 5 : Morris N
guest speaker, spoke on tho .DJ
ject, "A Call TO the Colorsp vor,l
message. The Rev. Mr. NIorrl. \
one of the leading ministers III
officers OF the AME dcromina,Iol
He is endorsed for the blshour|
in 1910.
The evening services we're /,
charge of the youth. J Lows Iohn
son being the master Of ceremonis,
The topic was discussed by 4
Mosley, Miss Jennie Smith. + prv
o. and Harold jackson. state presI
dent of the ACE. Lansing. Nies
The subject for discussion ",
Youth whittier goelh thou~
solo was rendered by Miss MORN
Alexander OF Kalamazoo. N;cA
There were five accos .lons m
offering taken was Sllg56.
The Junior department was wi
attended. Evangelist ! L. Brow
spoke on the subject "A Helpi,
Hand
The Religious council worship
ped with the Rev. Mr.. walker \
day last Sunday. Harvey Wan
preached at the morning seryic,
Theodore Hudson. in the afternou
and Mr.. Abraham in The evening
The sick Of the church are Rc
coe Reed, Helen Lathar. CLAD
Hamilton. Or. j Z. Bargyh Nj.
Phyllis Knox, Miss Marie Barne
Mrs. J. l.. Brown. 6siS Stanlor
street is church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23
Pastor Makes Report
Of Attic n d a n c e
At Baptist Meeting

Rev. l.. J. Benson. pastor OF
Thompson Avenue Baptist church,
who has just returned from the
National Baptist convention In
Philadelphia. was at his best Sun
day and made fine report. He
preached at IL a. m. from the text,
Psalm l22:1. Il was glad when
they said unto me. let us go into
the house OF the Lord" His subject
was. THE House OF the Lord" The
Gospel chorus furnished the music
and sang with spirit.
At 1880 p. m. the Rev. Crawford
preached from the theme. Il am
doing a great work and can't
come dowr." text. Neh 6. The Rev.
Mr. Bronson. dean OF the Baptist
Michigan training school. was
among tho visitors nrcsent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23
Willing Workers Club
Of St. Paul AMEZ
To Sponsor Contest

The Willing Workers club Of ST.
Paul AME Zion church Will spon-
sor Bingham dress fashion" con-
test september IS. AT s D. m. at
the church. 52l Z Palmer street.
The lady wearing the neatest
Bingham dress will receive The
first prize. the next. the second
prize ANY lady wishing to enroll
in the contest will be enrolled.
Mrs. s. Zuber Is president Of the
club the Rev. r r Flack. pas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23

seNlnE millions into battle against
cnenv forces that also number
millions In every great con dict
of the world the Negro gets into
i' Black troops today are lined
ap on the side OF France aud are
loading IN The assault against the
Ierman west wall The sill
gales wore famous fighters IN tho
las' war and asain are among The
'ofem 3sf troops Of France in the
pff s''' eoraie
God 'lnds Is way demonstrate
'o he world The manhood OF the
N"gfo consider tho history OF tho
Negro in our own country Our
iHrfia'Hrrs werc brought 10 The
lnied Sta'cs against their own
viii ana Tho iron chains of slavery
FORCED upor thcm Yet. in The war
fought 20 free America from sub
lieeiion 20 inc British me Negro
soldiers in The Revolu,ionary war
as Well u.s. IN subsequent wars
played 9 great part After Ameri.
lean Independence had been won
through hloodshed. Tho Negro re-
maipod in SLAYER, hero. bat there
was re peace in the nation. until
God raised M an abraham Lin
coin io free The Negro slaves. The
ialih and PRAYERS Of black men and
women and The fighting Of courar.
cops black soldiers. helped to dc.
,ermne Tho DESTINY Of this nation 81
Corcludinc his sermon tho cle--
! rf'rnn said
Have faith IN yourselves have
afh in Cod. and YOU will deter
minc what vour end will he. IN p
vav 'haf will 10 pleasing ~ Jesus
! Chr's' who died 10 redeem ihc
world
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-23
Rev. Thomas
Describes MANY
Grave Problems
Gives Farewell
Sermon AT Peoples
Baptist Church
nv ATTY. Alfred Casey

Preaching from the subject
"Nbat VIII tho End BE- the Rev
q II Thomas. pastor OF People 5
Bapast church. erergctically call
"a uppn society. both as individ-
nails and' ss nation "a consider
Inc responsihilny Of their own for
their owr scis during these critical
times. when no delivered his fare
usli sermon A ihe yhnrch. sunday
moruins
The Rev Sir Thomas has pas
tored peopic's Rap'is for moro
,han one wear aua is now leaving
with IRE GOOD viii W. TIC officers
ard n,sr1her. Nha wish him much
success In uhafpter neY charge 70
which he NAV b. eailed The mM-
isfsr said that ne planned 10 re-
main In Detroit ard Indicated that
some new orpor'unry Nas a store
he-e Tor him
One az The high officials % INC
church. q speaking ~ hiur refer
Cd 90 the Roy NJ Thomas as A
fne Christian gentleman but that
he believed hf The Clcrgyman 8
soirs away was for The hest lnier-
est ~ tho church, a. we'll "a for
himself as pastor
The Peoples Bapi'tf C1ngreSa-
ton has 'wo very attractive huli-
inSs ar Jos Nampau AID Arndt
streets They have ample space for
every church aeNty and organic
cation. both Youthful and adGlt
This ehureh ono az The focal
points 10 the cooperative cffor, ~
IRE colored ael Waite Bapli-i con-
erega,iops ~ no ciiv There are
more han four hund 90 members
on me roil no SINGING Sroups
represented nF slat aNH "ni,e
SUIT ,ceS' make NN ialS' elolf
iaF inc cHhfeh services ana 'h'F
% nave so'd s'psih- AZ ftNpie
ha9'i7, Gnu p
Protest Mothers Pension Gut
Tho Rev " Thomas called pp-
o. hts congregation ID JOHN ~ HE
crv-nide po'Q,' sssinsf 'as coHn-
y supervisors action in the Wih-
dra0al ~ aeg support f-onl ihf
Maihers Pensions All Nomsu and
10 bees wNh sillron under school
age vele emu ea 20 meet d th,
county building Monday morning
and Join ir ihe protest 20 Tho coun-
~ officials az 10 am
Il was announced that W.men''
Day woai 70 On the fourth sun.
Gay la Oc'oocr- ard sll orgauiza.
'ions * 'he church We're asked ff
JON ie helping make o s-cat uc-
cess 90 his event
The Rst Mr Thomas pre8eteg
his far0weN sermon IN u1lh fogc.
ana 5quentc lie Described 'hs
2afi rturs, ~ wo kuow i today
as pewoi weh graSc peph,cm.
ard n,e,e able caudions f8r IA,
masses of u7nklrt 90 called W
on indiv1las ~ s0cie,y ard ra
tons 10 measure .her own aci.
With yaeIsrcks of- Wha' VII
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"Thrllls-HerOlsm - Love IN
The Slave Of the Negroes" Adj.
dress T. o. BOX 30. Grand River
station, Detroit. Michigan, for
free COPY.
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Good Will Baptist

The Rev Mr. Pordue preached a
masifrfll sermon sunday morrin-
~ Good Will Baptist church sub
ioci. 'Christs Love for the
CaHrch ieH'. ST. John 1918
sunday nichi. III. Rev Mr. Per.
due preached from The text. JOB
"a -. All the DAYS Of my ap.
pointed time Will I wait mill N,
chance comics Mrs Matte Glove.
land and Mrs Arthur Purchcl'
t1inci The church nv Christian ex.
pVicrcc
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Editors No'eThess
~ A'orTss At casey who IL special
and Informative account OF tho