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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25

Ths Saint Johns rIiid ~iIl NEE,
Wednesday At Saint JOINS hall.
with Mrs Jack Lowe and Mrs.
c. ". shaw ss hostsssss
Mrs. DEXTER Mechanics and
daughter. Marion. togsihsr with
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cisrss. were
guests al the Fred Perkins home
Thanksgiving day
~ johnson 81 olalls met with
an accident Wednesday WHEN his
coupe ran into a truck Al Long
lake
J - BArgsrt Was elected chair.
man u the Gig HsrDof dslsxsiion
nj Gig Harbof nesting ~ the Arm.
cultural Conservation association
Friday Part ~ the kssss lati0a's
program here viii bs making ~
mattresses for rural families with
incomes lees than 800 per year
Fof each two persons IN iks fam.
ny. 50-ib cotton mattress viii
10 giysn free of ehsrEs with .
limit - three 70 family. These
mattresses 1tii hs MAD. In the
Grange hall ard work Ia szpsctsd
n starr ~ Jangsfy
NJ and Mr. Irwin Arm. are
parents u baby by horn Mon.
day Hs IL welcomed BY two
brothers
Purdy Hons ard Garden club
sili spgnsDf : baxaaf a. ths PuFdg
rlgb h0iiss Saturday Nov 30. Ths
bsxaar will open 81 noon and con.
tlnps until Midnight with cards
sn1 refrsshmsnis IN the evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25

HNH#HaA = ===7@HH"H
ne president ard this repre-
seats the general stiitnas ~ the
New p>siers promised n spon'
scr ths army navy requests wh<n
sna n wrA rulls disappear -
cause a. reempiaf nent resulting
fron industrial sxr.nxien. Tn.
sli thss tine ~ msa~ clear hs
weald 80 r<rmi, an urrsnf -
psy ~ an Increase 81 hours n
establishment ecatrciiea ~ ~
government lie was fearful 4
wight Get an exsnrls ~ pFtvsss
Industry rnR. naturally. 80
aizsnellned D. 81 ths soSefns
msnt set the pace fnr hr~.staa
dewn Mis- isnrr refNrms
ire general. and the samir.ls
had "a aside ~ the dseisicn -
their commander IN chief They
nd 10 permit events n tsts
their course MT their privsss
lnfa an the unemployment prue.
lem ccnxlnees thsm TIA, ths
president ~iil haSs TO hack aewn
eventually
wfA statistics asssloss that
unemployment resulting from 20
srmins has made hardly . dent
N ,hs relief reils. 10 far th.rs
10 20 evidence Ia support FpHs
belief that the army and Navy
ear ehssin even . nste.sus n
national defense ~rfsefn ffom
N. ranks n TIE sanssdsssd ss-
employed
wfAs rolls are increasing
rather than decreasing. even
though raefe thar i.eoa 90 pea
ple have eors hack 3. private
employment within the last Tires
weeks, secofsiinn 10 Madame
rersin. The wrA total for
November ~ss approximately
i,Fso.un. ous " ~" Wmp ~
1000. ooo-odd IN the nest ""
months =, ~a' ~ PEI een' ~
tho people on the wrA nss are
unsssllsd workers. and hardly
eligible for factories loaded With
k"'e'"'n"
ssh' pun w "
move ITO" '"s """'. 80"
'na"'u's s"'
mst " p''"' !"
es p's's' 20 n.s y.
y" TOR uhHl''sa ~ 49,
70 pay ths Nak" n
" r""'u tsiu"
o'hef reasons 10 "s
tense p.ntIa" y s'' ....'n '"
cost W WI" "Pp''P''
!, IL almost impossihis N foFs-
cast WAS future Some en-
pefis believe u can ~ ha'hhsssd
through increasing ~sr''fns
prosperity. hu, wiser heads he
isvs there viii always 10 81
least 500. 600 individuals as-
handing federal aid which will
mean an annual cost NJ sbosis
81. 800, ooo. 900.
cordelI HuIrs ignorAncs con.
eernlns major foreign mov~s
tends 10 underwriis the press.
dents ststsmsnt that our foreign
policy. especially AZ n affects
Great Britain, IL on an hour.to-
hour basis. with rDH deter
mined 10 bloch an ssis triumph.
no, even his foreign Minister
knows what 10 expect nsnt.
When the dsssro,sr-bssss dssi
was announced, the ssersssry u
stats Was asked " there we're
any plan for joint pse NJ these
naval and aerial esnisfs he
reply ~ss an sEErssslss nsEs.
tive. Hut only . fss days ago
tbs navy department. revealed
John p,ll d bsdIsln. s.a s,.
,.,s,n. ..m. .f ths.. .,.s. IN
ia. ass,.rn bs,n,sphsss wn.n
IN. navy alsos,ehsd . flo,ills al
cruiser. and a.s,roys,. IA IN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25
Business Careers Offer Girls
Many Fine Opportunities

Women Who Refuses 70 Allow Her osushier 70 Tsse
Seeretsrsl Course Advised 70 Chsne. Her Mind
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25
RECOMMENDATION
Is Foe Of Chic

Is T 0e OF CnlC
You can be different and still be
smart.
You can refuse to wear what
",hey" are wearing do your hair
- they" are doing it, use the
same slang they" use over and
over again-snd yet be very
chic woman.
You can decide that pomps-
dour is unbeeomins to you. that
light nail polish IL more becoming
to your hands than dark shades,
that skirts with fulness do more
for your figure than slim ones
and still not look like has-been
You can have q little courage
about your appearance that's
what And you won't even have
10 feel that you are complete
oddity. A great many more beauti-
ful women than you suspect have
been and still are refusing to fol-
low like sheep every seasonal
fashion and beauty within, unless
1t is flattering to them.
In Hollywood, for example. &C
cording TO reports from Lucie
Neville. famous West Coast fash
ION authority. a number of the
slamor girls don't and won't wear
dark nail polish. despite the fact
that directors. and, more especial
ly. still photographers ask them
10 use il.
Popular Barbara Stanwyck and
good-looking Geraldine Fitzgerald
always wear light polish or else
none at all Mary Martin, Greta
Carlo, Anita Louise and Norma
Shearer wear the dark shades
only when they think that di-
rector or a photographer is right
m urging them to do so.
DARK SHADES
ARE STILL SMART
In New York. the exotic fashion
designer. Valentine, feeling that
dark nail polish makes her hands
look shorter, always wears the
pale. soft shades. So do several
of her chic Observation-Disclosures
Hepburn. Gladys Swarthout, Clio
ria Swanson, Katharine Cornell.
All of which does not mean that
the wine and blood red shades of
nail lacquer are not smart. 1t
means simply that, in order to feel
and look well turned out, you
don't have to wear your hair in a
pompadour in order to feel in tune
with the times. Good hairdressers
offer plenty of alternatives. There
are quantities of brimmed hats
and little hats and profile hats as
well as pompadour hats.
RE DIFFERENT
But NOT TOO. TOO
II you are not slim-hlpped. you
won't get into slim, straight
sklrt-no matter who says you
should or VINO else does You'll
find skirts that are slightly full or
otherwise cut to conceal happiness.
Furthermore, you won't buy a
slit-skirted, peek-a-boo wasted,
siren dinner dress unless you
are sure that you will look your
best and feel yourself in II. You
won't buy mad" hat If you sus-
pect that you aren't quite daring
enough TO carry il off And you
won't wear any kind of makeup
which seems unsuitable against
the background Of your daily do
ings-no matter how many people,
posed against that same type of
background, do wear II.
In other words. without striving
10 be too, too different. you'll be
an individual ~ rather than Just
one OF the mob.
Mems club of Bethany Presby-
terian church. No. 4lst and Verde
SITS. Will mold its monthly meeting
Thursday at $50 p. m, with Edgar
Tollefson serving as program
chairman.
DO- -O-O-) >OG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25

wednesday evening will be Dads
night At the Crescent Valley PIT
A. meeting Following their plan
NJ presenting hishlishis ~ an.
ferent nstionsiities al each meet
ing. u also will he Dutch Night +"
Dutch songs and other entertain
m.nt viii be presented. Hosts viii
be Jack Borsert. Cole vsitsnhans.
Norman Brous and Lee 0riswold.
The 1. -. n. of the Emmanuel
Lutheran church st Cromwell viii
meet Wednesday nj the home ~
Mrs. Adelaide Desaaso at 7iso .. m.
waoonda chapter auxiliary will
meet Wednesday st the home al
Mira CHRIS Thompson nj Hosedais.
with Mrs Nels Tyster assisting
hostess
Peninsula Garden club ALL NEE,
Tuesday Of tho home ~ Mrs. John
Ross There will he a round table
discussion on Varied Shrubs +"
Members ar. ssssd to bring rpsei.
mems
Dr. Magnusssn. county health
officer, and nrs Gertrude Horis nj.
county health nurse. will be IN
attendance si the Oir Hsrbof
Union hlsh school Wednesday IN
administer the tubsreuisr akin test
10 pupils wanting u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-25
Funeral Sunday
AT Longbranch

clio bARBoR Funeral services
for M. Hazel NJ. summsrfelt, ~.
who died Thursday al her home At
South Lonsbranch. win b. held II
q m. Sunday from the Long
branch school. followed by burial
In the Longbrsnch cemetery under
direction % Perkins.
Surviving relatives include her
husband, Arthur: two sons, Donald
and Esrl. three daughters. Jean.
cite. Thsims and Mildred thrss
sisters. one brother and her
mother. all Of Lonrhraneh
Tho Rosedsls Hall Assn. VII
meet al "a p m. Wednesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Miss Mary Cash Is Choir's Soloist
At Church OF Our Father Service

The bible school was largely at
tended last Sunday. The subject
discussed was Believers IN the
World" The banner was taken by
the mems class.
At IL O'Clock the Rev. Mr.. kaig-
Ter preached a wonderful sermon.
He spoke from John iJ:a2 subject,
Cover for Sin" The Senior choir
rendered the excellent music Miss
Mary W. Cash was the soloist.
Eight were added to the church.
The BYPr also had a large 1T
tendance at is meeting. Many Wis
itors were present at all services.
In the afternoon the Rev. O. p.
Jones OF Inketer. Mich. his choir
and congregation worshipped at
the Church of Our Father. The
Rev. Mr.. Jones delivered the fine
message. This opened the church's
anniversary service. which will
continue until the fourth sunday
in Aprf. Next sunday the Broth
crhood will be IL charge OF scrv-
ices The Rev. A. l.. Merritt. OF Ink
ster. will be The speaker.
Nellie Shumate is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Rev. Pittman Urges Christians To Put First Things First
PRESBYTERIAN Church To Hear The
Musical Program OF Opera Board

sickness OF Body and Soul was
The Rev. Henry Porter's subject
for the sermon last sunday morn
ing: text Matt. S:lf. lie said, we
think more today OF body sickness
and restoration OF health than any
thing else. But We should think
more OF the sickness OF souls, for
our souls are afflicted with many
feyers. such as the fever OF ankle
~. sorrow, superstitution, etc. which
prevent peace within our souls.
Jesus can heal us OF these ills. Just
as he healed Peters mother OF the
fever. then we would be able 10
minister 10 others as she did
The Rev. n. IL. Coleman OF the
Macedonia Baptist church preach
Cd al the $50 ?. m. service. spon-
sored by the Willing Workers club
OF the church lie chose for bis
subject. The Power OF the Cross.
text John S.5s And |. IL ! be liit-
ed up from the earth. will draw all
men 10 me His choir Of thirty
two voices sang several anthems
and spiriiuals. The meeting was
well attended.
On SUNDAY. April eSth at p. m.
very fine musical program will
be presented By the Detroit Negro
Opera Board featuring some OF
the artists OF the opera. also a
chorus from the Opera Carmen. I"
Admission free
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Christian Science

Doctrine OF Atonement' Viii be
the subject OF the Lesson-Sermon
in all Christian Science churches
throughout the world on SUNDAY,
April Fl.
The Golden Text Matthew 70 :
2s) is "1'he Son ot man came not
10 be ministered unto. but To min
ister. and 10 give his life a ransom
for many
Among the bible citations Is this
passage tMatlhew 5.l6l Lei
your light so shine before men,
mat they may see your good
works. and Glority your Father
which is in heaven
Correlatiye passages 10 be read
from the christian Science text
book. Science and Health with
Key TO the Scriptures. by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
IN. a0el The scientific unity
which exists between God and man
must be wrought out In lifc-prac-
ice. and Gods will must he uni
NerSallv done
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
First Baptist Church

The Roy. =. Il. Black visited IN
Cleveland last Sunday. The Rev,
l.. White preached Sunday al First
Baptist. in absence OF the pastor.
His subject was from Solomon.
ASK Of the Lord what YOU want
The Rev. Mr.. White and the Jun
Tor choir were at the Mt Vernon
Baptist church. sunday afternoon.
Ore was added to the church.
The Senior Usher board spon-
sored a baby contest at First Bap-
list church. last Sunday.
Pastor Black and the Senior
choir will worship At the Church OF
our Father. Baptist, Wednesday
night April "a.
Among the shut-ns are Mrs.
4. NJ. Reeves. Mrs. Katie Watson
and Mrs. Bertha RlacN
The Rev Mr.. Simms was IN
charge OF the night service last
Friday.
The Senior choir will have a raj
lv at the church. Sunday, April
Il at $3.50 pm.
vernard Ransom Is church re-
norfcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
St. Paul AME Church

serving our own Generation
viii be The sGbiec' from which the
pastor Will preach sunday morn
INK. April II, at lo'4S
"Profi'less Labor viii he the
subject Of The evening message. at
-.
The sunday school Will convene
At . i5 am with George W Gar
ner in charge.
The Allen Christian Eudeavor
league Will convene a, pm. with
Miss carrie Gordon as president
AMI Mrs. r Harris %s superiu;en-
dent
The senior league will convene
st'~c 80 pm. with Mrs Iowa Will
Jams. Topic Sowing the Seed +,
Mar lS:lN-oS,S7-is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Little Rock Baptist

The Rev r r. Tate. pastor Of
L'i'le Rock Baptist church. preach
ID . very nne .crmon last Sunday
morning llis subject vas "Dehcd
us job Hrs s. Tate sang =
verv oniotahle solo The Senior
choir also rendered some hne mu-
sic
The Rev Mr. Tate. choir end
congregation worshipped in River
Rouge SUNDAY afternoon a. Union
Bapti4t church. the Rev r. Cope
lard. pastor The church was cele-
hgaiing It's eighth anniversary
Mr. Nof"ll Baldwin l. confined
10 LEI bed
The Missionary society ~lii meet
at zoo Willis street al the home Of
Mrs ~ Brown on Thursday, April
Is from 2 until 4 pm.
The BYPu IL progressing under
he leadership of Mr. g. Robin
son
Mrs. NJ n. Cousin ia church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
New Mt. Zion Baptist

Services al New Mt. Zion Bap-
list church were we'll attended At
the morning service Rev J. S. VIII
liams preached very impressive
sermon. His text was taken from
ST. John 3:17. One candidate was
taken in for baptism.
The pastor also preached az the
afternoon service for the Busy Bee
club Mrs. Anna Irving is presi-
dent. Mr.. Parker Is captain
On SUNDAY. April u az = pm.
the pastor will preach lat the
ninth anniversary services
Rev. ]. 5. Williams was the guest
speaker at Stone Baptist church
last Monday night lie was accom-
panied bv the Junior choir and
Semi-Senior Vshcrs. and congre-
cation. Mrs. Agnes Williams Is the
supervisor OF the Junior choir and
Mrs. ]. II. Johnson supervisor OF
the Semi Senior
Mrs. Mary r. Owens Is church
rcrOrtor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
United Christian

Many disciples and friends were
In attendance at the United Chris
,ian sunday April Il, which was
az mems day. W. NJ Moore,
formerly OF oxford Ohio. was add
ed 10 The church.
The program held in the evening
was brief but interesting. Two Sc
lections were rendered by the sun
rise quartet Several visitors were
present. We are still calling for
sunday am. Bible class pupils.
both young and old Don't forget
the Christian endeavor at =, pm.
each Sunday.
4 fashion show will be held at The
church. 56Sl-50th street Friday
evening. April &c The show will be
sponsored by Miss Alice Williams,
pianist Of the church. Tickets can
be secured from Miss Williams and
other members OF the church.
The II l.. Jordan is minister; T.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
REV.EVANS
SPEAKER AT
JOHN WESLEY

The Matron's contest and nro-
gram which took place last We'd
nesday night, was a great success,
The program was made up OF soma
OF the best singers and readers ~
the city. Senator Chas. Diggs. who
was slated as the principal speak.
err. could not be there. lie wa,
represented by Rev. John Mile,
who made very fine talk. Mrs
Elizabeth Brown was the winner
OF the contest.
AT the morning service tho pas.
tor. the Rev. j. l.. Moore, spoke on
"The Extent OF the Minister'S
Work"
The Senior choir rendered their
monthly program NJ $3.50 This
Michigan Concert band played
The guest speaker for The II xt
len days will be Rev !. y. Evans
On Friday night. Rev. II. Clark
will preach and his choir will siny..
On Wednesday, Dr. y H. ARM
strong, pastor Of New Bclhel Rap
fist church will preach and TWO 4
his choirs will render The music.
Rev Moore will deliver The Sunday
message
The wee union has on special
drive for new mtmbcrs. q Brown
is president of The union Mrs.
Mayme Smith is superinlsnden II
The SUNDAY School. which also las
On a drive.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
St. Paul AME

Sunday school opened at The us
ual hour with IIolscv Dye in
charge The delegates made their
reports on the district conference
which was held at 81. stephen AME
church April all. Georgia NJ
Cash. Mary Fitzpatrick and Mildred
Dye were delegates.
The Rev. s. 5 Harris preached
the morning sermon. lie chose his
text from Romans Sis. Among tho
visitors were: MIR and Mrs. p. l..
Pinkey and granddaughter. The
members were glad TO see Mrs.
Irez Woodruff out again after be-
ing ~. Also Nathaniel James.
Hrs. Lille y. Hill wac called out
~ the city because OF tho illness OF
her father In Alabama
The mortgage rally closes April
2s
"a. Vivans Il reporting IN the
absence OF Mrs. Hill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
ST. James Baptist

The IL am. service at 81. lames|
Baptist church WAS largely al-l
tended last SUNDAY. Rev. W Bsr-|
nett. pastor. preached wonderful
sermon from Cor last Subject,
"rhc Foundation Of the Church."l
The Norihfork Quartet WAS pres
ent and sang few numbers One
addition was made to tho church
At pm. the pastor preached
another good sermon. Some of no
visitors included David Fisher. Mr..
Williams. 5. Thomas. Mrs Helen
Carson. Mrs Sallie Jackson Clark
Allen. James Bell,Lewis Echols, j..
u. Barnett, Mrs. y. Page, Laura
Page. Jack Evans s. 7 Walker
Major Williams. James Wilson q
Saginaw and MIR. and Mrs Foul
There are quite a Tow m nib y
OF the church who are II 50 re-
member them.
You are invited 70 attend ssr
vices at -. James.
Sophie A. Smith is church -
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Peoples Baptist

A. an lie pastor Rev W
f. e.rs.y preached a Erss, ST.
won - psci,y audience lie
crosse lis ext from John 80. sub
!s,t Te mysterious B.rta
D.tsg Ae afternoon service The
Fto-. al ,'ngcrs rendered won-
&, qroSram. There Tere other
g.a t.'. present also. The Nurses
6 80 sponsored N. program.
a. $50 pm Fey, Ramsey
..-ast4s. anothcr wonderful ser-
i,am Romans $ ?
sp - wi'l be men : day a. the
he mems chorus VIII sing
ou APRIL IS a drama Will be pre-
s-~,ss hv he Gospel chorus Mrs.
a..-or i presiden'-
Ap . Tie Missionary society
siurg party Don't miss his
N'ts wrils member - the An
choi Il in Trlniiv hospital.
Yu are invited 20 attend SER
ices az his church
rrs NAME Duncan Ia church
-epor'cr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Providence Baptist

During the morning service Rev.
j. y. Wilice preached to large
congregation. His text was "rake
your yoke upon YOU and learn ot
me The sermon was enjoyed by
all
AZ G:3o pm. the BYPI' opened
with the president Mr. Gilbert in
charge.
At The evening service Rev. j.
J.. Lewis. pastor preached. His
text was taken from Kings i:2t
1t was enjoyed by all.
Ora Clark IS church repoIter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Hartford Prayer Band

Ta' Hereford PRAYER Bard he'd
e-v inc PRAYER service SUNDAY
~nir- Mrs Eirorsion Mr.. and
81 HILL " and Mrs Adler. Mrs
.,g.' ana Mrs Vivian are on
fs' Ssch arden, Christian
vor-f-- THESE are always miss
Pra we're given 'or them.
TIE slk committee % which
vi Eiwsr IS mar Mrs Jones.
H- Caves ard Nj Jordan mem
-fs aei4 .ai FRAZER service a.
~ Bsthssla ii,-pi,ai last Thurs
KS, 4se.ax The patients we're
-res'.v pe hv ne payers and
Gags Ms Morgan % Romeo vas
ard gave ? ttrv f7c AK.
Ns1 'e'icn 'or no wees
err ras p YOt which is
ONLY
sm sst 10 YOl 7hien is
ar ts' Yor which Is
iN RISE.
an e CHRIST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Second Baptist

la there any hope for the hope
less. 10 the Gospel OF christ Good
News or condemnation to men and
womer who have lost their way?
Ia the church adequately repre-
senting Christ in It's attitude to-
ward men ard women who ,re
crushed BY the burden OF SIM
IL the Evangelistic Message OF
other days adequate to the needs
OF this hour!
II you are interested In an open.
frank discussion on THE Power OF
the Blood OF Christ To Save From
All Sin, attend the Second Baptist
Church Sunday. April II AT 1880
am. The pastor, the Rev X l..
Brady will speak.
At s p. NJ. Sacred Drama. From
bondage 10 Liberty will he eived,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20

Trinity AME Church

At IL am. Mrs. Elizabeth Crews
preached splendid sermon. Her
theme was And they said let us
alone" Luke AL
The pastor Rev II. A. Schley.
conducted services at Quinn Chapel
ANE church In lIamtramck lie
preached an excellent sermon
Mrs. Francis Fitzpatrick preach
ed fine sermon At the evening
service. a large number Of visitors
were present
Rev. s. s. Harris viii conduct the
revival services ~ Trinity church
from April rs to ~ Everyone is
welcome TO attend
A Youth Day program will he
held at the church On April II at
$50 pm. Judge u. J Healy will
be the main speaker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Thompson Ave. Bapt.

Dr. y " Carter OF Selma Ala
bama and a teacher at Selma uni
vers'ty was the pulpit guest and
speaker last Sunday morning at
Thomson Avenue Baptist church
Dr Garter spoke from Psalms l.la.
Subject. Gods Word n Christians
Road Map ON Llfe's Highway y"
A. 2 am. tho pastor. Rev. J.. y
Benson. was featured in broad
cast over Station WMBC
r. II. Barnes was in charge NJ
the BypU At nm \ splendid
program was rendered
The pastor. deacons and trustees
gave the Senior ushers 2 banquet
last Saturday night at the church
Everyone had grand time.
Mrs. VI. l.. Ray is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
COLORED SALES AGENTS

The J. r. Watkins Product,
: onpany Is offering a wonderful
opportunity TO colored men and
women to sell Internationally
known products. This i "A ,ear
around Job aud previous e,pec.
'r"'~ = mol neces >ar,. Dufinv the
past three months. T.. 4. Anderson.
who j. the eoiored manager 81
his district, has shown "A rems,l
sbIe Increase In business amouv
rolored people. Territories are
now open for Ten men aud Ten
women. For inter, lew. ami, nj
s3Ii Hamilton Ave. between ;
and 2 am.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Michigan anne Laymen Discuss The
Problems Leading To General Confab

The state meeting Of the lsymen
OF the Michigan Annual conference
was held at Newman Chapel AME
church. Pontiac. Michigan, Sunday,
April IA.
At the IL o'clock service. the
Rev. NJ. l.. Spears turned his en-
tire services over TO the laymen.
The meeting was presided over by
W. Ray Dezon. prominent west
side mortician. who acted as mas
Ter Of ceremonies. DR.. Aaron (.
'roodle. state president, delivered
the principle address on the sub
ject. Life and Victory. The mes
sage was Enthusiastically received
nv the large congregation whicn
turned out for the occasion. Or. j.
4. Leach OF Flint. Michigan. Will
lam Enizmingcr of St stephens
AME churca. Detroit and Mr.. cut
lar 81, 81 PAU AME church. De-
fro.t. lifted The offering which
amounted 10 thirty $50 0ol dol
iars.
The iaymcn returned promptly
a- > o'clock in me afternoon ana
,r,ercd into a discussion Ok s'me
" ne vital questions ~hich aid
been outlined for The NEE ,ine
Among them were: Equal lay re-
in The Annual Con-
: erCs Organization 81, lay |
y .oyenier.s u locai churches
. pe?s-,n mental financing and ac-
Counting Qualfs a,ions in-
Pisscps ard general officers sad !
VIA. nc General conference .
should Do il De'roii
These topics were ,aorocgnly
.s cessed bv the laymen Following
'ae discussion q the outlined SUBJ
E hA constitution and By-LSrs
$50 eAl ,e,yfl and approx ed.