davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-07-10

rean classics, musical comedy, farce
and high romance-one right after
the other and all with the same
IRE and verve.
Mr.. Thomashefsky had been sick
for several years. He is survived
by his widow and two sons.
Evening star., 1939-07-10

Amsden. I'VE can do either Of two
things, depending on the situation
at the time. Either we can snug
pontoons around her and bring her
up, this time all the way to the
surface, or we can pump air into
her and bring her up under her
own buoyancy. Then we'll take her
right into the yard"
Evening star., 1939-07-10
Soft Lundinqs

CHICAGO P.-Henceforth, Chi
cago firemen will answer alarms
with reckless abandon and bounce
into their trucks.
The City Council has authorized
the purchase Of sponge rubber mats
for the firemen to land on when
they slide down poles in fire sta
tions.
Evening star., 1939-07-10
Bishop Toitt breaches
At St. Thomas Church

The Right Rev. Francis M. Taitt,
Bishop of the Diocese Of Pennsyl-
vania, the guest preacher yesterday
morning at St. Thomas Episcopal
Church, advised the CONGREGATION
Evening star., 1939-07-10

Cross and State Highway Depart
ment workers joined local officials
as rehabilitation of the stricken
communities began.
Evening star., 1939-07-10
Siberian Power Plant

Construction has been started Of
The first large hydroelectric station
on the Artysh River In Siberia.
Evening star., 1939-07-10
Museum Opened

Cigars birthplace In Broad
heath, England, has been opened as
a museum.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04
Ecorse NeUs
BY Milo CASTOR

The biggest social event ever to
happen in Eccrsc 10 this writer's
mind was the double wedding Of
The Misses Shepard, twin sisters
Saturday,. oct. 2S. which took
place al the First Baptist church,
the Rev. J. u. Davis, Officiating
The moth bags gave up the tux
edoes and beautiful evening gowns
which were worn In splendor for
the occasion. The brides were
lovely In their bridal outfits. The
bridesmaids wore pink as did the
little flower girls. The maids OF
honor were Misses Edna Shepard
and Annie Holman. They were
charming In their attire. Other at
tendants were: Misses Illinois Can
non. Bernice Dorsey, Inez Wash
lngton. Alpha Harris. Jarnett VIII
Hams. Mozella williams. che ush-
ers comprised Sam Griffin. John
ME McFali. Jerry Goode. r. j.
Phillips. ID. Suffers. Ralph McAfee
Master Jerry Benford and Theodore
Jenkins were ring bearers the flow
er girls we're Janis Oliver and Pat
~ Bruce. Misses Blanche Shirley
ard Laverne Cook were train
bearers. Serving as best men were
Messrs Herman Lewis and Slmm'
Nolar. The wedding march was
played by Mrs. T. Askew.
Over four hundred guests attend.
cd the wcuuiug. Inc reception ioi'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04
CASSOPOLIS
By VI. c. CLARK.

The Three Sisters OF Kalamazoo,
will be featured on the cradle roll
program here Sunday. Nov. 5. These
young ladies sing beautifully 50
don't miss hearing them.
The chain Lake choir will als'
render some selections ard there
will be other interesting numbers
on the program.
Mrs. Jennie Hughes. OF Oakland
Calf, Is guest OF her daughter
Mrs. G. d. Holiday. OF East CALVIN
Mrs. Hughes. after her visit mere
will go to New York to visit FRIENDS
and see the worlds Fair she lel'
Oct. 30. Before arriving in Mlenr
gan. Mrs. Hughes visited ma'
other cities In other states
Members OF the Chain La,
Church Missionary society anu
members o. casscpolis and Do~as,
lac churches arc expected TO al etu
the funeral Of Mrs. Tisco. AZ 'n'''
Lake church. Sunday at : p d.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04

discussed the subject. 20 Lord what
wilt thou have me 10 do" text.
Acts 9:6.
A Joint baptismai service will
be held Sunday. Nov. at this
church with the New MI. Zion Bap-
list church OF which the Rev. ]. s.
Williams Is pastor. will participate.
Citizens regret the recent death
OF Mrs Pearl Campbell last week.
Funeral services were held Sat-
hrday. Oct. 2s at MI. Zion church.
The deceased was the mother OF
r. Sanders.
Visitors last Sunday were the
Rev. Hill Phillips. Mrs. Robertson.
Mr.. Smith and Mrs. l.. Lewis. Viz
TORS are always welcome 10 this
church.
Virgil Tucker who II IN the L.
s. Navy u doing we'll and II Ia
cinrlng 10 like navy lIfc very
much.
corinne W. NJ Campbell Is
] cnurCn reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04
W HIT 7 AKER
BY Wanda Smith

Mrs. Susie Byars returned home
or October %. after attending the
twelfth quadrennial convention OF
the woman's Mite Missionary so
cieiy. October 10 TO IS, AT Quinn
Chapel AME church. In Chicago.
On the evening prior 10 the open
ing OF the convention. n reception
was rendered Bishop j. A. Gregg. A
banquet was given for the Mission
airy ladies on October IL. at which
a fve-course turkey dinner was
served to more than FIVE hundred
guests.
Last sunday afternoon. the Girls
quartet rendered two numbers at
Womack Temple in Inkster. Mich.
In the evening Of The same day,
they motored to Ann ArbSr. whore
they sang few selections for Mrs.
Laura Jackson.
The Senior department OF the wo-
mems Mite Missionary society met
at the parsonage. Tuesday AFTER
noon. The president. Mrs. Knowles
presided as hostess. The JUROR
Missionary society was entertain
ed by Misses Martha and Cahlia
Ledfcrd. Thursday afternoon.
Last Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Green and Mrs. Olive
Kersey wore dinner guests of their
daughter and sister. Mrs. Guy
Smith other afternoon callers at
the Smith hcme included George
W. Carmichael. brother OF Mrs.
Mary Smith. He was accompanied
by HIS son and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. George NJ Carmichael and
daughter. Jean: Mrs. Jack Allen.
Of Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr col
Inns. Whitaker: william Bowles
Mr. Demarr and Mrs. Dc Marris
Solomon were also visitors AT the
Smith residence.
Wilbur Hughes. Detroith. and two
friends. OF Detroit and Mt. Pleas
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River Rouge

guest speaker DR.. F. l. ". Hercules
u chicago. tie spoke on -young
peoples problems OF today
Saturday, nights session begaa
Al seger o'clock AZ which time an
election o. officers was held. TIE
Rev b. S.mms delivered an eduea-
tional sermon which vas en- yec
So ALL
The Sunday school was well al
tended sunday morning. Al IL IN.
a splendid replica OF The other SER
vices with al overflow crowd from
visiting caugches was in evidence.
The Rev. J. ID Davis preached the
d0ctg.nal sermon from he subject
TEE Kingdom OF Christ" text.
Mzsta ) IS. Music was BY ais caolr
Dinres vas served IN ;as basement
The Missionary department fur
l.s1et the program a. 3 ? n which
VAS shoy. and s1sppy. The Rev
G. Robertson os Yos!isnti delivered
he Missionary sermon from the
subject Be Yourself
The sessions we're ENJOYED Dy
a., AMI re Rev Z G Copeland
wl-1e- 10 express h.s hanks 20 The
ne moers AID friends Ia making
,A.. delgh,f-l az we'll as help
t4l occasion TIE to,si amount o.:
money raised was 1851
The Rev ~ Copeland, pastor
3, Jnlo. BaIii.' preached ou' o.
als hear, sunday. oct. %. In his
message based IN thc fext Psaln
b. emphasized The happiness
The Cody and The unhapp.ness q
'as laSoe.y lie explained each
verse clearly 30 that an preseu;
COULD derive some hing good -ri %
'ae sermon The Seaior solr sang
TAe Ms l1nary society spon sor-
20 program q, 2 ? mi iae Rev.
Mr More from Indiana vas tas
guess speaker
4 lovely = sos am was also rem
s"ret q. Tho evening hogr by me
Segio- choir Several sisi.ng par
f.elIsr's ;fom ne neizhborirg
churches verc present VISITORS are
sa4N. welcome ~ Tn cautch.
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Triumph Baptist Church

Services al the Triumph Bapiis
church. 5i5 Holtord street. began
sunday Oct 80 az II 80 a. 70. h
absence q he pastor, The Rev. Sir
SINS. the assistant pastor tbs
Rev. a. Boone conducted The ser.
vices. The Rev Mr Boone deliver
81 a beautiful sermon from The
iex' Luke 243 subject seeking
Jesus NFs Sins favored The CO.
rreEs.ol Nth lovely solo.
five visitors were present Dra-
ecu Le-ss Madison Is Sc, confined
IN ihe s-nhy Memorial hospital
l5l. s-rztt - visit Bin
Church Of Christ
4 sp!s.tlal message was brought
5y Elle- Thomas Ps,esson sunday
ncsn.rg C - 80 ile Church Of
C1dsi. 40 Ho..ost street The
citizens 5s be k.rglon Was the
tex The .pea6er made beautiful
comaa. 500 1ow a prisoner ..ses
US citz4-s1.p IS G.sooey.rg he
laws o. i1e c.s.i Tcferrreri, AID
how chss .an nay lose bis sp.r.-
tgsl cztr-n1 Av us oty.ng me
iaU- g., Jesus oarT Re said 'l-
el-hs- case cl mas rs ver NE
resptc'ise Steps a- atd re fe.r.
stated" Tie Hsv ai pe'essen
cars,gl,y oes1sd ..a1s n
salya.ie1
Ms Clara NIsr il s'ai l. he
Thornas M.no i'ai Mrs
La III, clrFts 1rsf ,he home
% her casz4'er ~ery.cts sre hsil
cath I.cr Das mt 1s= p. = 81.
Mss A L Nas Nal -eaey,ss.
Inien Baptist
TIE 81 gen Bsif-ss Blers
ss.oc.at. 4 rserea d. taa r1.ee
Bsp'-s, e-r fr1a Or Il
through Sirlsr c. - Friday
evening ne res a = N--rl,' de-
llvrseG 'le victory sermon
Music was frr w ~ hs
The Nis..arsry lei men. aa. q
very lrs, rs setvee Sa'sslay 81
? Pm 'he yolng pnr.e fa1 AZ
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ALBION news
RidIey.HalI wedding
By Alice Cant

The marriage rites OF Miss Eta
Riley and Horace Hall. Jr.. were
read at the A. NJ. Z. Church at IL
O'Clock Sunday morning. Rev. Z. r.
Carr officiated II was a single
ring ceremony. For her wedding,
the bride chose white satin gown
OF princess style, which fell into
three-yard train. She carried a
bouquet OF chrysanthemums Mrs.
Keith Griffith. sister OF the bride.
was maid OF honor and wore a
peach satin gown. trimmed with
green velvet. Marjorie Mirnix. La
vene Union. Betty Ridley and Nil
dred Curtis were the bridesmaids.
Eddie Oliver. Charles Coleman and
Harlem Cheek were attendants.
James Curtis was best man.
Joann Syrder was flower girl.
and Dione Bennett. train bearer.
Marion Ridley. brother OF the bride.
gave her in marriage.
Out-of-town guests present az
the marriage were: Minnie Johnson.
Mrs. Griffith. Clifford Lucas. or
Battle Greek: Mrs. Eula Griggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Walker and
daughter. cleo. of Detroit: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernie Price. Mildred Union.
Leon Grant. Corine Alexander and
Thomas Snyder acted as ushers.
Mrs. Gladys Parker played the we'd
ding march. and Grady Parker sang
the solo. Because"
Following the service a reception
was given at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Joe snyder.
Barn Dance
A barn dance was given Friday
Eight. by the Jolly Sewing club
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. c. Fer
guson. A jitterbug contest was held
and prizes went TO James and
Mary Alice Johnson. d. c. McCrack-
en- and Eleanor Johnson.
A Halloween party was given al
he West Side school, last Friday
night
Miss Mozell Yates. OF Jackson
vas weekend guest OF Anna Ruth
GUYS.
An entertainment was given Sat
urday night at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Garfield Biggs.
J. G Nash and daughter. Olivia.
ard Eleanor. OF River Rouge. for
merlv OF Albion. spent the week
end in Albion. ~ guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam WRIGHT.
Presiding Elder Washington. OF
D@tr-it. preached at his first quar-
terlv conference al the ANE church.
SUNDAY afternoon.
Or. George Washington Carver.
noted scientist ~ Tuskegee. will
speak az the AME church. Friday.
No 8 The public Is invited.
Young FOLKS Chatter
Florence What handsome
gentleman held long conversation
with you Sunday.
Ann-why were the girls scarce.
Share your ccmpany.
Charlie--nid those marks really
come from football,
Eline Union is on the ninety
agar.
This remark was heard from
Margie I'VE are next. Let MS IN
in II. kids
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OF Detroit, Rev. Well, :, c..
Rapids, was guest speaker !, y'.sa
evening. o. he
The Social Ten club r,r
sor a silver tea az the hone !, ~, ~
G. Thompson, Sunday. xoyep. Il MY Z,
The Second Bap,is, s-r.
school presented a p,oxr.-, "a, .p
Sunday afternoon. ses,ur.s, =. =.
Theus Singers. OF De,ro,, i .
cital OF Sacred music. Mrs. q
Theus. IN the role Of dirse,-,.. =
companied each nQmber !, -
plano. A very impressive ns-,,.-sss
entitled, The Old Rugysa c- ,,,.'s \
was done by R c. Brswn. J D.,
Mrs. II. Green and nenbe-s - - -
Senior choir. The priacspal sn..s
er was Mrs. Mckenzie ., &C c..
Samaritan hospital. Detroit
Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services 70. .hs ~.
Mrs. Rosa Andrews ws.s 49, .' 80
Brown Chapel AME csp-es s "a
urday, October Is. a, i-r y.
NJ r. Rhonenee o. Q1.na cs,s.i
church. Flint. delivered Re $50 -,
eulogy. Mrs. Andrews vas "a
In Aiken. s. c. more ,s,n a..
years ago and cane 20 Yns,,..,
after residing In Ch'cago "a va.
han thirty years. IN aroor-. !,
her friendship Of the Rev ara w.,
Rhonenee. She laie- -s,u-rss :.
Chicago and came back :, Va,
lanti about six months aro - :.
side. Mrs. Andrews died Orr.
"a at the 81. Joseph to.pl,si "a.
lowing a short sl'rsss ~.
husband preceded her h s..A
about five years ago surrirl,,
the deceased are an saop.ea co.
and his wife and mary ,-isrd. 4,
mourn her passing.
Mrs. J. Tolbert pies
Mrs. Julia Toibert passed ava,
on October %.
The infant son o, 81 and Mrs.
Samuel Taylor passed away s,..
urday October II. Mrs x,r,,
Bailey and Mrs. Union axe SIN !.
the sick list.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-04

NEWS
BY Mrs. NJ. Toomey


l10l pennies. Every one seemed
very enthuscd over this rally and
worked quietly. The superia.ena.
ent and officers were an IL smile,
Mrs. ABIDE Ryans wishes 10
thark the following persons for he
loyal support in the rally and ass
rally. DR.. A. A. Clayioa Aaorrey
Davis. Mr.. McArn. T II wsubrook
VIM. Allen, Detroit Harris and he
Kroger store.
The IL am. service was well At.
tended. Pastor Toomey preached
A well prepared sermon watch vas
received with interest b. The lis.
teners. At pm the Missionary
society sponsored far rally
which was also largely attended
The amount OF $ie50 vas raised
The president. Mrs. jamie Walker.
Is a fine woman and Is doing a good
work with the society
At 1880 pm. the BTU was coz.
quoted by President * Gray, T1ere
was a fine attendance. The evan.
gelistlc service is beirg conducted
each night this week hy the Rev.
7. Timberleck OF Pontiac. -Four
have been received fog baptism At
this writing. The Rev NJ, Timber.
leck is strong gospel preacher.
The Missionary society meets
each Monday at the different homes
This week the meeting was he'd
at the home OF Mrs. Annie Belle
Gray with a large attendance A
dainty repast was served by The
hostess.
Mrs. Wilson and Ms 4. WORTHY.
have returned from the South.
The installation service Of Pas
tor NJ. Toomey will he NOV /. at
3 pm.
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Slants On Ypsilant;

News regarding the services al
Brown Chapel AME church was too
late for publication this week.
Second Baptist Church
Second Baptist church observed
Missionary Day. Sunday. October
80. The Rev. Garther Robertson. the
pastor. delivered spiritual mes
| sage in the morning. on the theme,
watch Yourself" text. Matt. 25:i3
Two were added TO the church. Pas
tor Robertson successfully conduct
ed a revival at First Baptist
church. at Romulus, Mich. Three
were converted.
President Ida y. Pope and Mrs.
Selden. chairman OF the Eloise
Hospital committee. spoke al the
Ladies Missionary meeting. Tues
day. at the home OF Mrs. Charlotte
yasser.
Elder S. J. Hill. new pastor o,
the Church OF God. 407 s. Adams.
In doing hre work.
Mrs. c. Benon. Mrs. l.. White,
Mrs. s. Meads and Mrs. r. Starks.
spent last Thursday visiting with
friends In Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crigsby. ard
little Miss Louise White attended
the wedding OF Miss Matte NJ.
Green and Arts L. Dossaw. Sun
day. at Bethel ANiE church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Anderson and
children. Eunice and Sylvester:
also Mrs. Bernice Anderson and
little daughter. Anna. spent last
Sunday visiting relatives in De-
lroit.
Mr. ard Mrs Dempsey Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Robbins. Mr..
and Mrs Charles wilson, Mrs. Tho
mas Graves. Mrs. Leslie Anderson.
Miss Marie Johnson. Mrs Joe Hen
~ ard daughter. Floreda Mrs.
Gertrude Bass and billiard motored
10 River Rouge. Michigan. Monday,
October 90. TO attend the YPww
unity meeting.
Many visitors from Detroit and
Grand Rapids attended the Home
coming" meeting at the church.
Thursday. The lesson was taught in
the afternoon by Mrs Leslie Smith.
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ant. were visitors at Mr.. Hughes
aunt. Mrs. Cora Carter. last Fri.
day evening. Charles A. Bryant
also OF Detroit. spent the week end
with his parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bryant.
Mrs. Jessie Smith and daughter
Wanda. called at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Day and family. n
Salirc, last Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Ford spent
Saturday In the Motor City
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Macedonia baptist Church

~ Macedonia Baptist church. Of
which the Rev John Powell ia pas-
Tor The Senior choir held a musical
pr gram in tho evening.
The Rev. Joseph S. Woods. evan
gclis'. w1s guest speaker al New
man AAIE church. Sunday AZ liam.
Ills text was. III /, be 50. The God
whom We serve. g. able 10 deliver
us II was a splendid sermon.
Wendell williams. son Of tho
late Rev \ r. Williams. has beor
appointed ~ steward ~ Newman
AME church
Tho pastor the Rev VI Spears
rshipncd ~ Quinn Chapel AME
church IN Flint. a. pm. SUNDAY
lie was accompanied by bis choir
aud members of his congregation.
The group assisted the Rev. Mr..
Rhonenee IL his quarterly confer
ence.
Mesdames Esther King. OF Gull
street. and Cora Black. recently
returned from Culfport. Miss
where hey attended the funeral OF
Mr. Kings aunt, and visited at the
bedside ~ sick uncle
The Good VIII Civic club met at
The home n Miss Louise Ellis
worth. OF Gull street. Oct. &c
Among Hose present were: Misses
Elizabeth Ross. Frances Edwards.
Agnes Thomas and Messrs. Harry
McNeary. Lee Williams. A. A. Nc
'askill and Wendell williams.
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Tabernacle Baptist

|
: The Sunday school convened al
the usual hour with Supt. Ponder
In charge. The S. 5. plans Cradle
Roll program Nov. %.
Al III am. the pastor. The Rev. Mr.
Jores preached from Exodus 1875
subject. Go Forward" Many help.
full thoughts were disclosed Tue
pastor said as God spoke to Nose:
so is he speaking TO the church to-
day 10 go forward.
At s pm. the Rev. Mr.. Jones
preached from the subject. The
Right Mind" All services through
out the day we're we'll attended. The
Usher board will sponsor a program
for the pastors ninth anniversary
!. Oct. 80 TO Nov. 3. The Missionary
society held a womans day pro-
gram at pm. last Sunday. The
devotion leader was Mrs. Bell Lilies
II was great service. Mrs. Dora
Mack Is president.
The BYPU is growing nicely un-
der the leadership Of W. c. Thomas.
sIrs. Willie Simmons Is church re-
porter.
Bethel AME
Despite the Indictment weather
an appreciative audience witness
ed very inspiring message deliv-
cred by the pastor. the Rev. J. A.
Dean from the subject, "A PROFIT
able Servant" AT the evening
hour a very spiritual meeting and
song fest were enjoyed.
The pastor and Senior choir wor-
shipped with the Rev. NJ. r. Rhore-
nee. Flint. Mich. In the afternoon.
Mrs. Florence Dean. Mrs. Viola
Mathis. Mrs. Cora kirksey and
Mrs. Beatrice Watson rendered mu-
steal numbers at the meeting OF the
Foreign Missionary society OF the
First Methodist church. Miss Ha-
zel Rickyman. missionary in Sudan.
Africa. was the principal speaker.
Mrs. Gladys Carter returned
from Walden Woods where she at
tended meeting OF the wPA leaders.
The Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Dean were
visitors at the camp last Monday.
Bill Watson spent the weekend
at the home in Saginaw. He had as
his house guest Eddie Tolan OF De-
troii.
Zion Baptist
Cunorinfpndonf Uorfhv xrae In
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lowed the ceremonies at which time
music was supplied by Horace
Holmes band.
Eugene Turner will take his turn
at married life Nov 4 The wedding
viii take place at First Baptist
church. The public Is invited.
Mrs. Jack Kicks OF 527 Polk
street. River Rouge, returned home
last week from Chicago where she
spent short stay with relatives
ard friends.
The regular service was not held
az the First Baptist church last
Sunday as the Builders association
was converting at the Union Baptist
church. River Rouge. The Rev. Mr..
Davis and his members attended
the associations meeting. The
First Baptist choir sang, ard the
Rev. Mr.. Davis preached from the
subject. The Kingdom OF God"
text. Matt 6:33.
The Westside Peoples club had a
real blowout Sunday night when
several notables were present In
Guiding Don Vaughn and Golden
Aller. The club plans another ban
quct sometime in November.
vi. Zion BAPTIST
The Sunday morning services oi
the Nj Zion Baptist church were
highly enlightened by the splcn-
did sermon delivered by the pas
tvr. inc rev. u. 4. Stevenson. ne
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tered bruises abou, .he chest and
right angle. when r,-cek bv a ~
recently wh!.e rAe vas waking on
College avenue
Nfs. Nae Taonas was quest so.
ioist ae Home and schooi clio
Sandwich. III watch Airs Iaeiia
Small IS member.
An La tra r,err.~ - i.ttis,
songs ,iif ~ vl,or al ..a,. - Xxx.
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O WAN TED

Energetic agents In all cities
of Michigan, 10 handle the De-
troit Tribune. Nichignn's eldest
and most wldeIy.read Negro
weekly. write nj once Tor details.
Address stig ~. Antoine, DC.
trait. Michigan.
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Zion Baptist

Superintendent j. Worthy was in
charge OF the Sunday school at
$50 am. last Sunday. This was a
big day as the S. s. department
sponsored a penny rally. raising
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PONTIAC news
~ =. r. Harris

Members and friends ~ Trinity
Baptist cAurca celebrated the
chuch twenly-hrst anniversary.
from or II 10 %, inclusive. Oc-
'obes ~ was observed az home
coming day Dr. Howard McNeal
wa chief speaker AZ pm Mary
Dpslnfss aud professional mon we're
pIescn'
The Rev William Donaldson.
former pastor q Trinity. deliver
I'd The anniversary sermon.
The Rcv Thomas Timberleck
pastor % New Bethel Baptls,
church spoke TO his congregation
az li3o sunday morning. James
Jackson WAS sollist The day was
observed by sponsors OF talent from
Texas
The Roy Ford p. Need. pastor
- New Hope B4ptist church
preached sunday morning on The
Seven Things 10 DO by Faith" Al
me evening hour he spoke on the
theme. Double Minded "
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Inn;iui:s;nsu;s,:
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] over four hundred guests attend.
cd the wcuuing. Inc reception ioi-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-04

After laying a perfect egg nine inches long hen owned by Mrs. z. Fourie of Sunland, South Africa. dropped dead.