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Evening star., 1940-05-03
Gas Masks Modernized

Newest gas masks are being
equipped with microphones and
loudspeakers, thus enabling soldiers
to give orders and to be heard In
conversation while the noise Of bat
tie RACES.
Evening star., 1940-05-03
Theto Tou Alumni Meetino

Election Of oficers will feature q
luncheon meeting Of the National
Capital Alumni Association Of
Theta Tau, professional engineer
Ing fraternity, at 1880 pm. tomor-
row at the Harrington Hotel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Mrs. E. Crew
Guest Evangelist A
Clinton. AME Zio|

Sunday school began at g.sOa 4
with J. b. Johnson In charge.
the IL o'clock service the past|
preached from | Cor. 1913. I'D
abideth faith, hope and charit
these three. but the greatest
these Is charity"
At 3 pm. a program was giyl
under the sponsorship OF The I'd
Mrs. Emma Peterson, pastor Of 4
ST. Mark AMEZ church, Colchej
err. Canada. The Rev. Mrs
Crews and the Rev. Mr.. Brittd
preached interesting sermons II
Junior choir OF Mt. Pilgrim RAJ
fist church. directed By Mrs. JohI
son, furnished the music. The nd
ed quartet also sang. Mr.. Davis al
Mrs. Stevens dedicated song
the pastor OF Clinton Chapel. vi
Stevens Is the granddaughter
the late Bishop ]. w. Hood OF Il
AMEZ church. The Rev Mr. III
sor was present and spoke a u
words. Mr.. Borden was also pre|
emit. Mrs. Phillips Gospel Singsl
OF Bethel AME church, sang Il
dedicated a song to Mrs +. NJ vi
liams.
At $50 the wee league met, VII
NJ. Wilson presiding. AZ Il
the Rev. Mr.. King OF Shady Grcl
Baptist church was the guest spea!
err. There were many visitors pre|
ent at both day and night SCI
tees
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
The Pastors Aid Club Of Calvary
Celebrates Its Ninth Anniversary

The Pastors Aid club OF the Cal
vary Baptist church celebrated us
ninth anniversary on Tuesday. Jan
30 Al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs L.
IA. sims, 1908 Chene street. A ban
quest followed the business SEES
sion. Among those attending The
banquet ~er, Mrs. Charles Green
yard. Nj. and Mrs. J. W. Safer
white. Mrs. }. W. Whltlow, Mrs.
sadie Armour, Mrs Eula Rome, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs. Ollie
Coleman. MIS-. Jane Robinson, MIS-
Allie Hill. Airs Erie Parker, MIS-
Evelyn Martin. Tounnie Love. >. 4.
Payior. MIS-. Lucille Love, william
Franklin. Mrs. Iona Blount. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Gary, Mrs. Lille carter. 4. b.
Edwards. L. Barber. Mrs. Lille
Clark, Mrs. Lille Brooks. h. Nj.
Briggs. Mrs. Callie Moon, Mrs. NJ
White. Mrs. L J Suggs, Mrs. Lila
Cary, Mrs. T. NJ. McCordy, Mrs. y.
Evans. Mrs. Hannah Paylor, Mrs.
Temple sanford. Mrs. Jean Plsuis,
Mrs. 5. Dawkins. Mrs. Marie king,
Mrs. A. Thorpe. Mrs. Susie Palm
er. Mrs. Rosie Tsrus, Mrs. Matte
Bailey. Misses Louise King Mar
garel Lee and Hattie 4. Bohn;
Charles Bright. Mrs. Bowman and
Mrs. Cumbast.
The fourth annual Heart program,
'ponSored by the Intermediate de-
lartmert OF calvary Baptist, VAS
4eld last sunday al 3 pm.
Featured on the excellent pro-
ssam was an address by the Rev.
4. c wight on Christian Friend
alp Music was rendered by the
ao.ss OF calvary. Leland Baptist,
81 John CME and Mrs Agnes (.
Nafa department superintendent
Tie Rev. Arthur II Pace deliy-
.sea ne sermon sunday morning.
p ,ae absence OF the pastor, on the
suael. The New Birth text.
ln tae evening the Missionary So
Ieiy contacted It's regular month
j program after which SER
noae,- VAS delivered by the Rev.
B r. Ware
The ways and Means committee
.eld rs monthly meeting Sunday
ltternoon Plans were completed
or he Hat and Fashion show TO be
given Feb %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Rev. w. E. Ramsey
Delivers S e r m o n
On ID e p art ur e"

The Sunday school at Peoples
Baptist church was we'll attended
last Sunday morning. o. Chillis
superintendent, was in charge.
At the IL o'clock service, the
Rev. w. +. Ramsey. the pastor,
preached a forcefui sermon. His
text was taken from John 666,
subject. THE Sad Departure from
Christ" The Angel choir sang
beautifully. Mrs. Bryant had the
solo part There were eight added
TO the church.
At 3 pm. the Junior choir rem
dered a nice program. II was en-
joyed by all who were present. At
pm. the Angel choir entertained
the BYPU with a lovely program.
At the evening service the pastor
delivered another fine sermon.
On Feb. 20 there will be a host
ess dinner at the church. sponsor
ed by the Angel choir. The install
lation services for the pastor will
begin March 4.
Those on the sick list include:
Mrs. Viola Harper. Mr.. Johnson
and Mrs. White.
The public is invited 10 attend
services at Peoples Baptist church,
Jos. Campau at Arndt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Allen Temple Church

The Rev. w. A. Crider. the pastor.
preached Sunday morning, subject.
Coming Glory" text, Cor. 1929.
The A. c. Il. league. which was
reorganized by Mrs. Naomi Holmes,
elected the following officers: Mrs.
Holmes. president: Mrs. Maud Dill
lard. vice president; Miss Maxine
Green, secretary; Miss Mamie king.
assistant secretary: Miss Betty
Jackson, treasurer; Miss Thelma
Baker, organist; Miss Betty Kicker,
librarian; Ruth Anderson, critic.
Mr. Calhoun, director OF the Mems
chorus, will be heard in a solo re-
cital at Allen Temple, Thursday,
February 29, at D. m.
The Rev Mr.. Crider, who has lust
returned from the Bishops council
at Atlanta, Ca. gave an interesting
talk on promising conditions in the
South.
Gertrude Johnson is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Christian Science

Nin' oi' be- ihs sah.eo 81 lie
ie-.o nor -ff fsan
''ff aarftcs oNeh0ui fhe word
81 sday ffA -
~ golden Tx raHins li75l
is Great IS egr Lord All. ~ great
poeer' his understanding IS lnan-
Among The Bible citations Il this
passage james 2.l2l 80 sneak
ye and SO do. as they that shall he
Judged by me law Of liberty"
'orrelatise pass ages TO he read
nom Christian Science textbook
Science and Health with Kcy IA
NE scriptures By Mary Baker
EDDY include 9 b followin,
% 2Zjl. The history Of our conn.
Try Ike an history. illustrates m,
might Of Mind and shows human
power 10 he proportionate Ia ii,
embodiment ~ right thinking
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Providence Baptist

The Providence Baptist church
at 1889 Benton street opened Sun
day school at the usual hour. There
was a large attendance, and the
superintendent. the Rev. Mr.. Nit
chell, was in charge.
The Rev. J. l.. Lewis. pastor,
preached at the II o'clock service.
His text was found in Heb. 1874.
His subject was Seeking for a Bet
ter Home"
At 6 o'clock the BYPU met. with
Mr.. Gilbert, president. The night
service was enjoyed by all who at
tended. The pastor preached from
st Mark 35:143, subject. "He Went
A Little Farther" The Blue Jay
singers rendered a number OF songs.
The Rev. Mr.. Clark was among the
visitors present. Ora Clark is
church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
First Baptist Church

"The harvest truly is plenteous,
but the laborers are few. Pray We
the Lord Of the harvest that he will
send forth more laborers into his
harvest"
From these words. the Rev. p. r..
Black preached grand sermon.
His subject was IAN Industrial
Boom in the Spiritual Field"
Miss Talssa Bowler was added to
the church Sunday.
The Rev. Mr.. Black and the Jun
Tor choir will be the guests OF the
New Bride church, Friday night,
Feb. %.
The pastor invites members OF
senior choIrs and choruses TO par
ticipate In the first Sunday after
noon program. This will mark the
end OF the contest. There will be
a musical program.
Everyone Is welcome 10 worship
at this church. which is located at
1892 Gould street.
vernard Ransom Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24

Tabernacle Baptist Devotes EntiI
Week To Negro History Program

The fifteenth annual Negro His
tory Week was fttlngly observed
by the various auxiliaries OF Tab
ernacle Baptist church. Westside
Detroit, the observance having be-
gun Monday. Feb. IL and cortin-
ued throughout the entire week.
A wealth OF information was
given by the several prominent To-
cal speakers, who discussed at
length the history made by the
race in the fields OF education.
sports, business. professions. art.
literature science. music and re-
ligion.
The Dunbar play presented Mon
day evening reviewed some OF Dun
bars favorite works. Each partic-
ipant performed very splcndidly.
Speakers for Tuesday evening
which included Willis Ward, noted
athlete and young attorney; the
Revs. Arthur Randall and JONI
Miles made scholarly addresses In
which they told OF the Negroes con-
tributior to education and sports.
Mr.. Frederick presided. The spon-
sors were the Goodwill and Faithful
workers clubs.
Enlightening talks pertaining to
the business and professional rec
ords made by the race were maue
by Carlton w. Gaines. president OF
the Booker T. Washington Trade
association: and young DR.. Lloyd
Lawson, optometrist. at Wedres-
day rights program. Or. Lawson
was pinch hitting for DIR. VIM. IL.
Lawson, optometrist, who was abb
sent because of illness. The guest
soloist was Frank Foster OF the
Second Baptist choir. Mr.. Foster
sang without A Song and Il
stood on the River OF Jordan ac-
companied by Mrs. Ethel Taylor.
organist OF Second Baptist. A love-
" piaro selection was contributed
by Miss Gloria Speights. The Tab
ernacle Junior choir, with Miss
Mae Kendrick, pianist. and Randall
Pittman. director. rendered two APP
propriate selections.
The Offering was taken by Mrs.
Blanche Lowery OF the Westside
Florist; and J. Theus, of the Theus
Photo service. The program was
very capably presided over by DR..
J. A. Brewer, prominent physician
and surgeon OF the city. The floral
decorations we're quite attractive,
and were furnished by Mrs. Low
cry. A pot or gorgeous tulips, ar
ranged with Valentine design, was
presented to the Rev and Mrs. Pitt
man after the program by Mrs.
Lowery. This program was spon-
sored by the Civic committee.
The Usher board had as speaker
Thursday night James Spencer,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
New Mt. Zion Baptist

The Rev J S williams pastor OF
New ~ Zion Baptis' church,
preached a powerful sermon sun
day morning, Feb is 20 acapaciiy
audience. lie used a. a text Il am
doing a great work 50 that cannot
come dowr.' Neh. So The Junior
choir led by Mrs Agnes Williams.
filed the choir stand and rendered
several beautiful selections.
The JUNIOR church is making fine
progress under leadership OF the
Roy p ~ Johnson, local minister.
o, New MI Zion.
The Red circle club holds meet
ngs each Thursday at $50 D. m.
ga iae third floor of ihe education-
al hlIling Mrs Agres Williams.
supervisor is asking all girls to
sluni
The Senior Usher board under
ne leadership o. Mrs. J. IT, John
SOB. j. doing appreclable work.
They meet each Tuesday at Z D. m.
All members OF New Mt. Zion are
requested 20 read the Tribune each
week
Mrs Mary =. owens is church
tororfor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Friendship Baptist

The sunday school ~ Friendship
hap'ist church wishes to thank the
Warren Avenue Baptist church
pastor and choir for their coopera-
ton In helping them TO raise some
money
~ We morning service the pas
'oi, TIE Rev J. H. Johnson, preach
ed an inspiring sermon. Three
We're added TO the church The
bfFl met at their regular hour
ON Feb. y the Red Circle and
s"ef board are having a fashion
SION at pm. Al the church. Ad-
mission IS fifteen cents.
TIE twcriy-thlrd anniversary Of
me Rev J II. Johnson as pastor Of
friendship Baptist church will he
rin March and will last through
mo 10th. Sidney Briggs Is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
United Christian

The opening Of the church's third
anniversary began Sunday, Feb. IS.
The pastor the Rev. n. l.. Jordan.
spoke from the subject. Remember
and Forget Not"
The anniversary continues as
follows: Monday, Feb. 26, 8 nm.
the Rev. s. II. Williams, pastor Of
quinn Chapel AME church and his
choir Will be guests. Tuesday. Feb
~, 8 pm. the Rev. Harry NJ Car
roll, pastor Of SCOTS ME church
ard his choir will serve. The an
niversary will close Wednesday
Feb. rs, 8 pm. at which time Mrs
Pearl Collins will be guest speak
err This program will be sponsored
by Mrs. Anna Cook. singer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Talented Artist OF New Bethel
Chorus Furnishes Splendid Music

Music for the morning was fur
nished by the chorus, under the
direction of Robert l.. Nolan, direc-
tor OF the music department at New
Bethel. They sang several inspir-
ing spirituals. among which were:
This Lii Light OMine" arranged
bv Joseph cole and Dorsey's Walk
Right liz and Make Myself at Home
which Mrs. Johnny b. Woods was
soloist. Guest soloist for the
morning was Cecil Reeves, tenor.
who sang III With All Your
Hearts" from the oratoria Elijah
by Mendelsshon. Robert Vaughn Is
president OF the chorus. Next Sun
day the Senior choir is scheduled
to furnish the music. They will be
assisted by the young peoples
choir, the Junior choir and chorus.
A glowing tribute of praise was
rendered Mrs. Nell d. Plarte. So
prano for her appearance as guest
soloist with the chorus on last Fri
day evening at Olivet Baptist
church, singing the "Infiammatus'
by Rossini.
Last Sunday morning the Rev. Mr..
Armstrong preached a powerful
sermon, speaking from Timothy
$40 and Acts 6:15 This message
was enjoyed by all
The Pastors club will meet Fri
day. Feb. 26. There are five hur-
dred members 10 register for this
year. The members who joined
Sunday were: c. Sharp. II. Spengu
and Robert Hols.
Mrs. Gertrude Tucier OF 800 Le-
land, had as her guests Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. A. McClaren OF Inkster;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Black and Mr..
and Mrs. Thornton May.
d Dennis is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Presiding Elder Washington To
Hold Quarterly At Trinity Sunday

Mrs. v Clinkscale. superintendent
OF the Trinity AME Sunday school
presided over the session last sun
day at $3.50 a. m. The lesson was
reviewed by the pastor, the Rev. r.
A Schley.
Al the morning service the Rev.
Mr.. Schley preached from the text
John 1914, Behold your king"
The theme was THE Kingship OF
Christ" The Rev l.. B. johnson. his
choir ard congregation worshipped
at Trinity and rendered very fine
service.
The Sunday School department IL
preparing for the Easter program.
The committee comprises Miss
Clara Roman, Mrs. Jerome White
Annie Johnson and Estella Schley
Sunday, Feb. 25 al 6 D. m Inc
presiding elder. Or. r. F. Washing
ton will hold his second quarterly
conference at this church DIR
washington will also deliver the
evening message at 7.45 o'clock
All are invited TO attend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Macedonia Baptist

The Rev. II. H. Coleman spoke at
The morning service at Macedonia
Baptist church, last Sunday. His
text was found in Luke 1917. "And
il Is easier for heaven and earth
10 pass. than one title OF the law
10 fail" The afternoon service
consisted OF heart rally by the
Department OF Missions. 1t was
quite success.
The fifth anniversary OF the pas
torate OF the Rev. II. II. Coleman
will begin Monday evening. Feb. 26,
and will last through the 81. On
The last day a banquet will be CIV
en-. The public Is invited TO come
and help celebrate this great ami
yersary.
The evening service last sun
day was brief The pastor spoke
from Romans l5.1-ll. Mrs. Lula
Smith Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24

who spoke very intelligently on
Negroes contributions TO art n,
ature and science. Mr.. Smith n
sided. Y
An enjoyable musical nro,..
was presented Friday eycnip,
the Senior choir, at which tim
principal address was made
Talmadge Turner. president q,
Detroit Musicians association \
hibits showing the different Wa.
OF the Negro were shown in
downstairs OF the church durIrs
week.
Sunday afternoon at 3 70 oclo
the observance concluded N
Dean A. +. Fisher OF the Ranl
Training school making an addrs
on "The Negro In Religion l
preciative audiences attended ii
program. The Educational eo'
mittee comprising Mrs. 4. Cur,
chairman; Mrs. NJ. Narce. Mrs
NJ. Belcher and Mrs. u. WAX
wish 10 thank participants n
friends for their splendid cooper
ton.
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Starlight Church of
Truth

The morning service last Sum
day began at 10:45, the sermon be-
ing delivered by the Rev. Mother
Williams. The text used was Matt
l5:21, subject, God said don't feed
my bread to the dogs"
AT 3 pm. a program was present.
ed by the church choir assisted nv
visiting choirs including the Church
OF God and Saints In Christ Accap-
ella choir. Mr.. Merritt, director. A
snort talk was made by the Rev Mr.
Lemons In which he encouraged the
young people to give their time 10
God. The Unity Four quartet man
ager, Mrs. Mary Taylor, was pres-
ert at the : pm. service. The pas
tor preached from Psalm ". sub
ject. II cried unto the Lord"
Deacon c. T. Johnson Is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Rev. r. w. Wright
C u e st Speaker At
King Solomon Baptist

"A more excellent way was the
subject OF the Rev. +. H. Hilson's
discourse at King Solomon Baptist
church Sunday morning. Feb. is.
The text was j Cor. 1881. The mes
sage was inspiring and helpful TO
the hearers. The Sunday school
convened at the regular hour, pre-
sided over by Supt. Robert b.
Hicks.
The Rev n. w. Wright. pastor OF
Mt. Zion church was guest speak
err at the 3 pm. service. The occa-
sion was the tenth anniversary OF
the Nurses guild.
The BYPU met at $50 pm. and
was largely attended. Monroe
Brown, Jr. president. presided
The Rev. c. L. Schattien was guest
speaker at the evening worship. lie
delivered fine sermon.
The Missionary circle meets each
Monday at / pm. Mrs. Irene Hill
son is president. The Mems Move
ment club will meet Sunday. Feb.
25 at pm. All men are requested
to attend. The Offering last sunday
was $143.S4.
u. s. Goldsby is acting reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Women's Mission
Union

The women's Mission union VI
hold its ore-day session at Z
King David Temple. 9i5 CAMEL
March IL. at three o'clock U
Rev. Mr.. Macon Is pastor OF Y
church and Mrs. ID. Hooks Is pref
dent OF the organization.
There will be a program rends
ed by the WMU and the JUNK
singers. on Sunday, March 3 az
pm. The public Is invited to 4
tend. This program VIII he sl''
for the benefit OF the Pastors A
club. II will be held al the ha
David Temple.
The mission will hold rs regul'
meeting Thursday. Feb. - at ',
home or Mrs. Bette Wouden 81
Riopelle street from until 4
Mrs. NJ. Baldwin is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Mt. Zion Baptist

AZ the 1880 a. m. service the
pastor the Rev. r.. Wright preached
an enjoyable sermon His text was
round In Col 1:2o THE blood OF the
cross satisfied the Divine Justice
and pleased heaven
Al 800 pm. the pastor was the
guest speaker AZ King Solomon
Baptist church. He preached from
Exodus 2:9. This program was the
celebration OF the nurses anniver-
sary.
Marietta Young. who is the
cnurch reporter, was married TO
Charles Ross on Saturday. Feb. II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Hartford Prayer
Band

Attendance and interest in the
Prayer hand is very much increas-
ed There were several visitors
present last Sunday morning,
among whom was Mrs. Green, who
is an evangelist.
Mrs Graves. Mrs. Jones and +.
A. Vivians, who compose the sick
committee. visited two hospitals
last Sunday. They visited one hun
bred patients. and gave out litera-
lure. Special prayer was offered
for child who was sick with
pneumonia. and the child is better
and able TO be up
Mrs. Binford OF Gloucester. Ohio.
reported that she had organized a
prayer band there aud was doing
splendid work
+. A. Niyians is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24

The Rev. Mr.. Ware delivered the
sermon at very Impressive sun
day moning service His subject
was, The Priesthood" text Genesis
1918.
The Rev. Mr.. Coates preached
sunday afternoon for the Pastors
Aid society. His subject was "Ac-
tiyiiies OF God" text. Gen. III.
The pastor. the Rev. {. J. Thomp-
son. delivered the evening message
from Col. 80.
Mrs. Greene IL on the sick List
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24

10 the conference His text was
taken from EEekiei 80 II, say IN
70 them, a. live sab the Lord
God have no pleasure N the death
81 'ne wicked hrt that the wicked
trn from BIS way and live. Turn
ys Turn 50 from Your evil ways
Or why wiG " fie Oh House o,
Israeli
tn" Rev Nr Mar..n said IA part
"Weaiia aac prosperity have
broush' DISTRACTION TO many peo-
pes and many nations because the
500 and wickecress of self-aaui-
ssnte nave brought the penalty 81
death and destruction When lsrse
w9> 81 honAge she promised 10
serve ne ore trge God. Rg' when
prosperity came Israel forgot God
ard followed lhe WAYS % the wick
~ Prosperity chang 2 l1t o,
seop sals R.snop Martin be-
cause gives hem the ia,l means
20 SATISFY tae.r oaser passions
50 lstae. sl.Sec IL rs ten. and
souelt 70 l-t The blame or others
for ice nac estate no N1icA u had
faliea lney ;e.i that taey were
los. beyond redemption and iaat
irere Has no more use IN trying 10
be better Then saith the LORD, God.
take back ms mes age 10 ms 2eo-
ple lsIasl. TEL tesm / have 10
pleasure 10 the death OF the wicked.
o-t rather hat iaey should t4Tn
IRON laer wiekeaaess and ave
said roe bishop Wlchedufss is
desluciike OF man and Of nations
but God j. NE and salvation Tgra
% COD and sou lufa 10 lie and
sa.FA.1a DHf 'ae paia d Inc wick
~ faas 10 certain eesitlwipn.
so matter cox far sou have wan
ce'f4 anylne YOU ,gra % God you
by use, ipr l4g hasa said. have
~ p4ras4re b. tae dtafh ~ ihs
wthea II hey Vi rat turn they
must DIE, fos ~ wages q sin IS
etata
Then B%- Is Nsrtn gsa4a his
a'''0 'on e. ne rfHs g. or ires-
fAt t'iifa'.at. ie condemned
Nsf'off as oLr i'on 3. satan
al4 -t+! There no ,1rA tang
81 a.naae H4,.ste race hafl i ls
ifas III h'g cities
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Hartford's l. a d i e 8
Aid To S p o n s o r
A Calendar Rally"

The Ladies Aid club OF Hartford
Avenue Baptist church will spon'
sor calendar rally at the church,
Milford and Hartford avenues Sun
day. Feb. % at pm. The guest
speaker will be Harvey c. Jackson
OF Inkster. Mich. Selections will be
rendered by the young Mckinney
brothers, and a readirg by George
Wright. Mrs. Edith Gilchrist will
preside.
This organization is one OF the
vide awake groups OF the church
and has done cfeditable work since
rs beginning several years ago.
Mrs. Mamie B. Chisolm is presi-
dent. The Rev. Charles A. Hill is
pastor OF Hartford church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
St. James CINE

On Sunday, Feb. % 81 James
CME church will have its Pleasant
sunday. Those who will be on nro-
gram are: Edward Locket bari-
zone; Willie NJ. HaIrston, soprano:
Laurie Scott. contralto and Henrv
). Butler. tenor. Mamie Douglass
and Cephas striplin will give rad
ings. There will he music nv tho
tabernacle Baptist choir. Miss
Nixon IL the able director. Mrs
folands Maddox is in charge Of the
program. " '"e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Little Rock Baptist


The Sunday school OF Lite ny
Baptist church was largely a'lep,
ed last Sunday morning sup
Hooks was in charge. the I ,I'
tant pastor. the Rev. Mr. ile', ~.
read the scripture lesson WV ~.
was taken from ST. John 1872 ~
G.. Robinson sang a solo. o..
At the morning service me Nv ~.
r. f. Tate, pastor. preached W. y,
derful sermon. The text was ~
by the Rev. +. Hercules. a
At $3.50 pm. the Senior "a
rendered a program, under INV
rection of o. Tate.
In the evening the BiPu nas
splendid meeting. Mrs. @. h0s'
son is president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
= ~ "t'VIo' VIZ dHu MIS-.
Church Of God

The pastor, the Rev. r. d Nc
Ghee, spoke Sunday morning from
J Thes. 40. One person was added
70 The church and one removed his
membership.
Mrs. +. Randell is doing spIen
did work with BYPU OF which she
Ia president.
Testimonial services were held
Sunday evening
Friday Feb. rs the funeral SER
vices OF the late Harding Bond we're
held from Riley's funeral home The
Rev. Mr.. McChee ofhcIated.