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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04
CONANT GARDEN
By J. L Kemp

Mrs. Beatrice Allen OF Beaubien
street entertained number OF the
younger set IN her home Saturday
evening. Among those having an
enjoyable evening we're Misses +
Reyes. r. Kemp. NJ Daniels. NJ
Johns. @. Keys, NJ. Berry. c. Kemp
A. L. Rushing, b. Powell. Z. Kemp
and v. Kemp: Messrs. VIM. Nelson
l.. Kemp, VIM. Pierson, J. Johnson
G. Jones. VIM. Johnson, NJ. Powell
and II. Dean.
After having followed very
closely the inquest OF the death Of
Jesse James. who was killed by Q
policeman late In December. We
are not able at this writing to re-
port Just what action will be taker
against Patrolman Cichy. The jur,
found him guilty OF careless use
OF firearms. We are hoping thai
justice will be done in the case.
The Barons are sponsoring
Benefit Tea at 1866 Klinger street
Sunday, Feb. from 4 to 6 pm
Everyone is cordially invited.
The program given Sunday
night, Jan. 90 by the Junior choir
was very inspiring. The young
people are to be congratulated for
their fine renditlons.
Please send all news 10 1896
Gallagher or call To. 4-4777.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04
North Detroit

Miss Creola Baker certainly as
tonished the young folk OF North
Detroit Monday. when she and CAL
Vim Jackson eloped and married.
Creola and Calvin made a very
stunning couple at the reception
held Saturday, at her home on
King avenue. The bride was dress
ed in a white satin gown and sill
YER slippers and looked very love-
ly. Many gifts were received. Mr..
and Mrs. Jackson will reside al
the groom's home on Holbrook
avenue. Among the guests at the
reception were: Alex Thomas
Howard Hanover. Lucy Morrow
James Lewis.
A group Of young men have late.
ly organized a club called the
Stays. l don't know whether or not
they are going stag ito all the
affairs. but let us hope not. How.
ard vanover Is president OF tn,
club: Walter Eccles. secretary.
The Scat club. composed OF ,
group OF girls, gave a silver tes
last Sunday evening. 1t was theil
first social affair and proved quit,
successful.
North End has mystery 4
solve. Who injured Walter Kesslel
and why?
Which young lady OF our Sc
Will answer 10 the name OF "Shir
ley Temple?"
Hugh Eccles will be back In cir
cuIation in February. He ran Into
a truck. you know.
The Harvardians gave a part,
last Friday. 1t was enjoyable.
Well be back with more news
neat week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04
kalamazoo News and Vielus
BY Irene Baker

dent: II. A. Williams, vice presi-
dent: Attorney Charles Pratt. Sec
rotary. Douglass center has G.
merged with success through 1888,
the reports being very favorable.
Thursday afternoon. the Bridge
club met at the home OF Mrs. z.
Tucker, last week. During the
course OF the meeting. refresh
ments OF Oriental character were
served.
Ora Russell. Marcine Gormln
Harriet. Earl and John Goodw In
motored to "Cerealville" last Sun
day, where they spent an enjoy
able day. May I be more explicit,
In naming the destination-B Battle
Creek.
Mrs. Ted Corners Is now up and
able to be around, after recent III
ness.
A bouquet OF sunshine and smilef
10 Mrs. Lewis, who is confined to
her home by illness. May her re-
coyery be rapid.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Baker. Sr.
and family entertained as theil
house guests last Sunday. Mrs
Winburn and daughter, Virginia, o.
Grand Rapids.
Douglass Community Center
high school club honored its grad
uatlng members. Tuesday evening
at the center, at its biennial ban
quet. New officers were also In
stalled. They are Erwin Hath
cock. president: Mary Walker. vice
president: Marvine Hackley. sec
rotary; and Thelma Davis. assist
ant secretary.
The Sunny Southland has beck
oned. and your scribe is answering
Wednesday, February /. marked
the beginning OF three-day motor
trip to Fort Landerdale, Florida
which Irene Is taking. She expects
10 bask in the warm sunshine Of
that section for one month OF
( longer. Good-by, now.
! Read about Kalamazoo's athletic
! activities on the sports page IN
( this issue.
Harlem Hits and Bits
"what Goes On Here In Ny
Hearth" asks Zelle
This Can't Be Love, or am
wrong? c. S. and j. c.
~ Footloose And Fancy Free,
January graduates.
1.-TWO Sleepy People"-You ant
II: Guess? Can you?
Get Out or Town" DO yot
mean It B?
Don't forget Friday. Februar,
3-Douglass versus Benton Harbor
! Good-by now until March o.
April Irene"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04
WHEN POISONS SLOW
KIDNEYS
AND IRRITATE BLADDER
Flush Them Out
For IS Cents

Go 10 your druggist today and
get this safe. swift. and harmless
diuretic and stimulant-ask for
Gold Medal HARLEM oil Capsules
and start at once to flush Kidneys
OF waste matter saturated with
acids and poisons.
That's q quick and effective
way to help bring about more
healthy kidney activity and relieve
that bladder irritation with It's
scanty passage with smartins and
burning as we'll as restless nights.
Remember the kidneys often
need flushing as we'll as the bowels
and some symptoms OF kidney
weakness may be: getting up often
during the night-puffy eyes
misunderstanding pains.
But be sure and get GOLD
MEDAL Harlem Oil Capsules -
the original and genuine-riSht
from Harlem in Holland-the
price Is small tS5 cents), the good
results will tuihll your expecta-
lions Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04

Many Kalamazoo parents swell
ed q BIT with pride and perhaps
wiped away a tear or two. as their
youthful offsprings walked down
the aisles TO receive their certifi-
Gates Of promotion and diplomas
at local schools last week. To
these proud parents, we wish 10
extend congratulations for success
full efforts In guiding their chill
dren to this goal OF self-attain-
ment. To the students. too. we
say" Continue to strive for self
betterment, whether In the profess
sional or professional field.
Notoriety is not success. You will
have to work and work hard for
the worthwhile things you attain"
Among the local graduates are:
Zella Hayes. Skillman McMlckens.
James II. Matthews. and Wilbur
Roberts. from Central High. Miss
Evelyn Walker. OF Chicago. grad
uated from western State Teach
ers college. Grads from junior
high schools include Mary Frances
Arnold, from Vine: Gloria Col
Inns. State high: Mary Walker,
Claudia Atkinson. Mary Jeffries.
James Jackson, Arthur Etheridge,
DeLos Alexander. Rufus Thorns.
and Charles Williams. from Lin
coin. Remember, Graduates. sue
cess comes only to those who work
for II.
Those who attended the lecture
Sunday at Allen Temple were much
pleased with the program spon-
sored by the Missionary society.
The program featured Miss Hemp.
In lecture on China. Although
she is native OF the United States.
she has spent many years in the
interior OF China and her lecture
was full OF interesting first-hand
information. AS a climax to the
program. the Junior choir. under
the direction OF Miss Maria Alex
ander. rendered several musical
selections. which were enthusiasts
tically received.
Mrs. Birdie Goodwin. president
Of the society. Is due much credit
for the success OF the program.
Thursday evening, February 8, a
chicken dinner will be served In
the dining quarters of Allen Cha
pei. by the Stewardess board.
These ladies have prepared and
served many delicious menus pre-
viously, and this one is expected to
top all the others. All are invit-
ed. The price Is forty cents.
The results OF the ANNUAL cleo
ton OF the Douglass Community
center. which was held on Janu-
airy 26. was the return OF all off,
GERS to their respective offices. as
follows: Earl c. Mitchell, presi-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04

Clarke will preach for the Mis-
sionary Society.
The usual monthly program by
the singing units OF the church
was much enjoyed by the audience
at 1880 Sunday evening.
Miss GwendoIyn Bronson OF De-
troit visited her mother, Mrs. b.
p. Burnett Saturday. Jan. II. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Edna
Bronson and the Rev. J. Benson
OF Highland Park. The time was
spent In singing after which light
refreshments were served. The
trio returned to their homes after
an enjoyable visit.
Cupid struck again among the
young folk Saturday, Jan. 81 when
Miss Marian Kersey and Isom
Taylor were married. Both young
people are very popular among the
young set.
Those on the sick list are Mrs.
Carolyn Jones in Bsyers hospital:
David Spencer. Bill Jones.
Mrs. Alberta Walker has return
ed home in Port Huron after
spending few days with Mrs.
Ella Golden.
Local readers are TO be remind
cd that even though your reporter
Is still indoors. the expenses still
tgo on. So please pay your paper
boy each week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04
Ypsi1arlti

n spite OF the slippery streets
"a inclement weather. the attend
~. al Brown Chapel AME church
-, very good Sunday. Pastor II.
: simmons was at his best In
singing 10 his hearers q burning
-...ase from the subject "The
AGITATION 10 follow Christ" A spe-
~, Offering was taken for the
usy A. T. williams. who Is quite
n IN the General hospital OF Pom
Nae The Rev. Mr.. Williams. pre-
an, pastor OF Newman AME
,surch, Pontiac. was former pas
~ OF Brown Chapel.
founders Day will be held ut
arown chapel church Sunday. Feb.
/, Please come out and lend US
your support.
The Trustee board sponsored q
.AIeken dinner Saturday, Feb. 4.
The series OF lectures from DR..
eugene 3. Browning OF the State
Health department OF Lansing,
Michigan, held from Monday to
friday we're we'll attended.
The Rev. Mr.. Robertson. pastor
% second Baptist church preached
"a A we'll filled house Sunday.
Prof David Breaux OF Detroit. a
gospel singer was guest and rem
5ered two beautiful selections.
Prof Breaux will hold a weeks
program at Second Baptist.
Next Sunday the Rev. Y. L.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04
ROSEVILLE
BY J. Norris

ST. Luke A. NJ. Z. Sunday School
convened at $3.50 a. m. The morn
ing service opened at l0:45. The
Rev. T. Smith. pastor, delivered
great message from the text
Heb. I'LL. subject, Faith One
member was added TO the church
in the person OF Mrs. 4. Mccoy OF
1861 Ten Mile road.
At $3.50 p. m. the pastor. Rev
Macon and choir from King David
church, s55 Garfield avenue. De-
troit. rendered a program In inter-
est OF the Mite Missionary society.
The visiting minister spoke from
the subject Know the truth bas-
ed on the text John $3.50.
The A. C. league met at $3.50 p.
m.
The Mite Missionary society met
at the home OF Mrs. Matte Brax-
ton Thursday at p. NJ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04
PORT HURON

Metropolitan Baptist Church

A fine audience attended service
at Metropolitan church last Sun
day, beginning with the Bible
school at $3.50 am. J. Griffin, SUI
perintendent, was in charge. Much
interest was shown In the various
classes.
The choir was we'll represented
and rendered the usual service
Preaching began at 1850 am. The
Rev. l.. c. Collins. OF Detroit. de-
livered a fine sermon. subject,
what Is Your LITER" Text, James
ala. 1t was sermon to the young
folk.
The speaker brought out many
great thoughts to young and old.
Visitors present were: Harry
Robertson. Bill Battle. Bob McHui-
lar, all OF Port Huron and success
full prize-fighters; also young
Miss Lincoln. daughter OF the local
grocer. 1910 Twenty-fourth street.
In the afternoon, a contest was
held between two clubs, the Lily
OF the Valley, OF which little Miss
Johnnie May WoodlE is presi-
dent: and the willing Workers. ].
Griffin, president. Miss woodley's
collection was s6.s5; for j. Griffin.
s6.25. Miss woodley will be
crowned next Sunday.
S. Noble Is church reporter.
Mrs. Frank Turner is confined
In Port Huron General hospital
with two fractured arms sustained
while on her Job.
Ethel Lee Tillman, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Tillman Is also In the
hospital. We wish her q speedy
recovery.
There will be a baby contest be-
tween the Missionary society and
Pastors Aid club OF Shiloh Bap-
list church Sunday, Feb. 10 at 3
p. m. Mrs. Y. +. Aker's baby Is
the contestant for the Missionaries
and will have as booster. Mrs. Ma
daily Finely. The little contest
ant for the Pastors Aid Is the baby
OF Mrs. Robert Stalk with Mrs.
Lucille johnson as booster.
The Rev. d. L. Forman. pastor
OF Pilgrim Baptist church, deIiyer-
ed a fine sermon Sunday from the
subject. BE thou faithful until
death"
At $3.50 .. m. Sunday. Feb. S the
Ladies Missionary society viii
sponsor q service at which the
Rev. q. Stewart OF Smith Creek:
and the Rev. Thompson OF South
Park win preach. The Sunday
School will convene at $3.50 a. IN.
presided over by supt. W. c. Nor
ris.
At the 11:30 service the pastor
will speak on the text. "And In
those days man shall seek death
and shall not find II. and shall
desire 70 die and death shall flee
from them"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04
LANSING NEWS
BY Mrs. Rosa Lee Porter

The program at Mt. Zion Bap-
fist church was excellent. Rev
S. G. Sutton, OF Kalamazoo. was
chief speaker. The Wonder Four
quartet sang.
Among the local young women
who graduated this semester IN
Lansing are Misses Lillian Jack
son, Katherine Lewis, Miss Cooper,
Miss Barnette. and Miss Delvina
Jackson. Congratulations.
A graduation honor party was
given at the home OF Mrs. White,
in honor OF Miss Lillian Jackson,
member OF the Church OF God
In Christ. More than fifty per-
sons attended the party. Other
graduates were also honor guests.
Interesting games were played,
being conducted by Mrs. NJ. Can
non and Mrs. II. Robinson. Music
was provided by Mrs. r. L. Porter
and the Wonder Four quartette.
Miss jackson was the recipient OF
many lovely gifts, including
beautiful fur coat from her par
ents. The party was indeed a love-
ly affair and will linger In the
memory of the honoree and others
present. Elder Vowel, pastor OF
the Church OF God In Christ, made
an encouraging talk TO the gradu-
ates in attendance.
The Mothers club gave a show
er to BABY Robinson, recently.
Mrs. Hazel Robinson is the mother.
The shower was held at the LIN
coin school, last Monday night.
Mrs. Clara Busby is president OF
the club: I. NJ. Baker, secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04
Windsor
BY ArytIa Chase

The Sunday School IL opening .
Training School for Sunday School,
teachers under the pastor.
The Helping Hand Society 10
holding its Annual Silver Ten on
Friday. February srd.
The Treasure Chest Drive ur-
der Mrs c. l.. Wells. will con
clude with a banquet on Friday.
Feb. 10Th.
The Windsor Art and Literary
Club staged splendid drains
Thursday evening. Jan. ls.
The Choirs OF the y. VI. T.. Bal.
list and the A. NJ. K. united iDus
short song fcste 90 Sunday nigh
at the b. NJ. f. church. 80
The Baptist churches of the city
attended a School OF Evangelism
Wednesday night, taught by Rev
John Christea. Rev. H.. l.. Tabor,
former pastor OF the Church.
worshipped in the service.
Deacon Parker has recovered
from his recent illness.
Tanner A. VI. l.. Church
The pastor. Rev. Charles Pe1ny
preached at the morning hour from
the text John 4:l3-14, Jesus ar
swered and said unto her, whose
ever drinketh OF this water shail
thirst again, but whosoever drink
eth OF the water that give him
shall never thirst: hut the vater
that I shall give him shall be n
him a we'll OF water spriuging ur
into everlasting life: subject. "The
all sufficient Fountain"
Two weeks ago last wednesdsy
evening, Miss Sarah Brown and
Mrs. G. Frye sponsored chltter
ling supper for the benefit o. the,
coal fund.
Mr.. Beockingtion and represer-
tatlves OF the senior and the Jun
Tor choirs. went to Chatham last
Sunday afternoon. where Nr. Be
ockingtion was the guest speaker
for Rev. W. {. Perry Of Chatham.
who was absent at his quarterly
meetings at Oakville and Toronto
Rev c. Penny attended the r.
vlval at the st. Stephens Church.
last Friday evening
Church OF God In Christ
Last Sunday at $50. Elder Mo-
ton delivered a message from
Corinthian 1894. Awake TO right.
eousness and sin not" Among
those sitting the tabernacle were
Rev. Campbell, travelling mission
airy OF Macedonia Baptist: Mr.. and
Mrs. Coleman OF Detroit: Miss
Title Stinson OF Toledo, and a trio
from the Evangelical Church c.
Detroit.
Sunday evening the members OF
| the Windsor Church went 10 Har-
row where they entered into the
revival being conducted there y
Joint -ermon on. The Lord is My
Helper vas preached by Rev.
Stewart. OF Dresden, Rev Harri-
son and Dlckerson OF Windsor.
and Elder Wilson OF Amherstburg.
stirred many souls There was a
large crowd in attendance
This and That
Virginia Robbins and Harry Nor
gan are still tops.
Fern Adams was seen a. ihs
Forest Club with Jimmy Jones.
Logan Milligan Is doing alright
for himself with the Canadian
girls. Wonder what he has that
Harold Lawson hasn't,
Clifford Hogan. the young gen.
tleman OF the city with the melod-
ious voice. IL still singing Deep
In a Dream"
Bruce Thurman shrewd lad has
plenty OF competition over GER
tain Flint girl. You boys better
watch out, she's dynamite.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04
DOWACLAC

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ash and others
are rejoicing over the birth OF a
bouncing baby girl born wednes-
day. Jan. 10. The mother, Mrs.
Gladys Ash 10 doing fine.
Send in your news items on time
and continue reading the Detroit
Tribune. Mlchisan's leading Negro
weekly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04
.C!ASSOPOLIS

~ ny N. c. CLARK
me .s Chain Lake Sunday School
Raw - sunday at the usual hour.
Ths saaw preached fne sermon.
A. YOU Young peoples club met at
Nan -Ome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Resce.
attended the party.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04
BATTLE CREEK
ny Ruby Cherry


chat
During morning services last
Sunday at Second Baptist church.
Rev. z. L. Todd, d. D., preached
on the subject. "Christ's Way OF
Doing Business" Many were in
attendance.
Rev. r. STAIRS preached at Mt.
Zion church Sunday morning. In
absence OF the pastor, Rev. 8. s.
Harris. who Is IN Detroit. The
ext was Psalms 1873, II shall not
b. moved" II was a strong SER
nor.
The Unique Debs met at the home
0. Miss Leartine Gibson. Thursday
o. last week Plans were complet-
ed for the tag party" to be given
February 3. The next meeting
will be held at the home OF Mrs.
Lillian McGhee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Haynes
and son. julius, were guests OF
NJ and Mrs. German Hicks, Sun
day.
Cupid seems to be working quiet
" and rapidly In Battle Creek.
Ulysses Owns and Miss Arleen
Stafford we're quietly married.
Saturday, January Is.
Hassel Powell is Ill at his home.
We wish him a speedy recovery.
A surprise party was given in
honor OF Miss Laura Price, Satur-
day, at the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Cheatem, SAT Hamblin ave-
nue.. The evening was spent at
games and dancing. The honoree
received many gifts.
Mrs. l.. Eubank has returned
home from the hospital and Is ra-
pldly recovering. She Is able 10
receive few friends.
Mrs. Dorothy Johnson, OF the
Church OF God, has been notified
hat she Is a delegate to the Re-
publican State convention, by o
lection at the 1898 primary cleo
ton.
The Deacon board Of the Church
o. God, $50 Hamblin, rendered
special program at 3 p. m. Sunday.
They we're accompanied by the
Junior choir. Rev. A. B. Martin.
Of Lansing, Mich. was the chief
speaker.
shady Grove Baptist church was
well attended Sunday morning.
Rev. Williams preached. from the
;ezt. Matt. 1894. For I say that
u will be more tolerable for the
And OF Sodom than for thee"
Cub Troop No. Is meets at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Smith,
81. every Thursday at 1880 D. m
eeorge Grant is the leader.
A surprise birthday party was
gwen IN honor OF Miss Evelyn
Fullerton. last Friday. at the resi-
, aence Of Buddy and Katherine
Snerrod, 70 walters street. The
nonoree received many lovely
gifts.
Young Folks Chatter
A +. You surely keep tab on
A. B. Ia, Ha!
round: A better way to hold
Jour boy friends. See mel
X s.-Don't you know It's a sin
70 tell lie!
:. S-You'd better watch II. r.
Z. k-stay off walker street on
sunday nights
H. G.-watch your stepl
30 long. until next week.
c als. Reed and Mrs. Lizzie OF
s.'ilornia, are convalescing from
recent operations.
-. "'a, Robinson. Of Topeka. Kan
an. Az. aiIer visiting her sister. Mrs. /
January "a.
n,. ~" williams. mother OF Mrs.
= McFee, returned Saturday /
=, J. ner home In Clifton. Tenn, sf- |
~, having spent several weeks |
,rsoss aes r,. daushter and little
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04

Rev. c. l.. wells preached at the
morning and the evening services.
The B. Y. p. U. had Rev. Wells
as special speaker at their service
last Sunday at y. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-14

pieter Smoor of San Diego i'm
porter and lecturer, will be guest
speaker at the Ten Thousand club
Thursday afternoon, being present.
ed by the clubs Arts and Crafts
section hostesses for the day
Mr. Smoor has spoken before the
club before and delighted the mem
bers with his talk on the develop
ment of modern art and the i'm
provement in taste of the general
public today as compared to that
of a previous generation.
The speaker will bring with him
an exhibit from his shop, featuring
many articles imported from Hol-
land where his relatives still reside.
In addition to this display Arts
and Crafts members will exhibit the
articles which they have made dur
ing the year, an exhibit which will
be of special interest to the club
members since this section, largest
in the club, has done some remark
ably attractive work this year
Mrs. r. w. Ware, president, will
call the business session to order
promptly at 2 pm. Among the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-14
Al Bahr Temple to Honor Potentate
At Annual Ball Friday in Coronado

Warren Currier illustrious po-
tentate of AL Bahr Temple and
Mrs. Currier, will be guests OF
honor at the Shrine annual poten-
tate's ball Friday night in the Ho-
tel del Coronado, Coronado.
Many mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine and their ladies will attend
from Imperial Valley as we'll as
from San Diego as this is the most
important social event in the
Shrine calendar and since the po-
tentate comes from Imperial Val
ley.
The largest delegation of Shrin-
ers and their wives ever to attend
a Shrine function is expected to
leave Friday for Coronado. L. j.
Goree, Jr.. president of the I'M
perial Valley Shrine club and the
temples newest aDpointive officer
is arranging details of this pill
grimage
An elaborate program has been
arranged for the ball: promptly at
$3.50 D. m. divan officers and their
ladies will receive members of Al
Bahr temple and their guests. AT
$50 o'clock will occur the escort
of the potentate by the Al Bahr
temple band and patrol, and the Al
Bahr temple trumpet and drum
corps. The grand march will start
at 10 p. m. and the dance will be-
gin at 1890 o'clock.
Al Bahr temple officers and past
potentates and their wives VIII
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-14
Noted d Minister
To Spe ak Here

The Rev. Mr.. Bud Robinson, bet
ter known as "Uncle Bud, noted
minister of the gospel will speak
at the Ell Centro church of the
Nazarene Wednesday night. The
Rev. Mr.. George C. Wise will ac-
company Uncle Bud represent
ing the church in The interests OF
Holiness" and The Herald OF
Holiness, the latter being the Of
ficial church paper.
Uncle Bud" is internationally
known and has preached for more
than 10 different denominations.
The service is to begin at 7:30
pm. and is open to all interested
in attending.