davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. oct CUP) - Ae-
ton of the United States in warn
ing its citizens to leave he Far
Eas unsettled the stock market to-
day. Losses ranged 10 more than
points in leaders.
Aside from the foreign situation.
there was nothing in the news
to affect prices adversely. experts
said. Industrial production was es-
timated around record levels. Cen
eral Motors reported sale at 12-
692 units. best 10 the month since
1929. Domestic demand sent Pitts
burgh Seel scrap up another 80
cents a ton.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial lsl-3zs
off 2.20; rail 28.53. off IS; Unity
21.55, off .27; G5 stocks 1926 of
60.
Stocks sales We're 5G0.ga1 shares
against 10000 YESTERDAY. curb
stock sales were $4,000 compared
with $4,000 in the previous session
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08

Everything was settled for the
Bigboy HOgue-Herman Graves
fiSticuffing battle Tuesday. The
names of The hoXers were on con-
tracts. Il good supporting card
was complete even the state ath-
letic commission sanction had
been received. .
So The two battlerS, who had
their start in valley amateur
rings, go at il in ten round
main event coming Oct. II in
the FL Centre stadium.
Graves, who began his sixth
week of conditioning Monday,
will be ready for the peak battle
of his life and ready to give
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
Godoy whips
Gus Dorazio

PHILADELPHIA. Get. 8 up
Chilean heavyweight Arturo Godov
embarked on the comeback trail
for the third time today.
Godoy outpointed Gus DOrazio Of
Philadelphia last night in 20 rounds
before $500 fans at the arena.
DoraZio furnished the South A
merican unexpected opposition.
taking everything Godoy offered
The Chilean attempted to floor
Dorazio with a heavy attack dur
the last three ROUNDS but Do
razio finished on his feet.
Godoy, the 2-1 favorite. weigh
ed 202 while Dorazio Sc1led 1914
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08

Mills, Max Sones. Homer Nelson
George Bennett, Harry Hamers-
lough, Bob Lee, Charlie Thomas
Myrel Gillett, J. II. Wylie, Betsy
Mazda, Roy Ohta, Harry Hovey
Julius Hilficker, Al SWinney. A. j
Shaller, C. V. Shaddy. Luis Palacio
Craig Strickland, Marie Higgs, FREQ
Hafliger. Albert Quon. Yoki Kohat-
su, Jerry Bennett, Mrs. w. r. Nc
Bride, w. G.. Barringer, Robert Bal
lou.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
IayCees Recover
From Bruises

FL Centro junior college football
team recuperated Tuesday from
bruises and gatherings received in
Saturday nights opening game OF
the season against Citrus junior col
lege
Light workouts will feature the
training Of the Arab squad during
the week with heavier preps set fol
the following week in preparation
for a game against Phoenix junior
cOlegians.
Phoenix comes to FL Centro or
oct. 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
EETTINA ASKS FOR
BOUT WITH GODOY

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. g up
Former World Light Heavyweight
Champion Melio Bettina Of Beacon.
\. Y. recent winner over Gunnar
BaIlund OF Finland. notified Pro
meter Herman Taylor that he
wanted to meet Arturo Godoy in
the ring.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
CaIexico Works
On Blocking

WORK on blocking and pass de-
fcnse will be stressed during the
week by CaleXico high schools de-
ferdinp champions, according to ar
announcement by Coach Ed Gov
mgton.
The defending champions have a
bye this week then meet Imperla.
one week from Friday, Covingtor
said his squad emerged from the
Holtville game without serious in
INV.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
CaIipairia High to
Play Ramona

CALIPATRIA. Oct. 3 - Cali
patra high schools varsity foot
ball team. defeated 800 in the
opening game of the season against
Imperial, journeys to Ramona Fri
day night to meet the Mountalneef
gridders.
Coach Roy Thomas planned to
take % players or the trip. Stift
workouts were on scehdule during
the remainder of the week.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
World Series High Spots

y CINCINNATI. Oct. 8 0UP) -Th
high and low spots up TO now il
The l941 world series:
Longest hit - Hank Greenbergt
F booming home run off Gen,
+ Thompson with two men on bas,
IN the fifth game. The ball wen
F i.ta portal in the upper deck q!
the left stands at Briggs Stadium
Detroit. Wen over 373 feet. Il
meant the ball game.
Greatest pitching Bucky Wal
ters the Reds palC-faced, bow-leg-
ged eE-infielder who has allowed
tire Tigers only eight hits in beat
ing them twice.
Tigers. candidates for the heros
tOga-BuCk NevS0m. Pinky Hig-
gIrs and Bruce Campbcll.
Reds candidates for the hero's
laurel wreath - Bucky walters.
Jimmy Ripple and Billy Werber.
The goat-hel be out there TO-
cay. You pick him.
Greatest eatch-Jimmy Ripple's
lecp.ng one-handed stab of Billy
Sullivan's liner into the deep field
corner il the fifth same.
Greatest iafield play Eddie
Joost's miraculous gloved-hand stop
and throw on Bruce CampbelIs
almost sure base-.lit n the seventh
.nriug Of the sixth game
Best single pitched gamC-Buck
Nevsom's Shit 80 shutout of the
Reds ir the fifth game.
Quickest thinliing-Dick Bartell's
Gaick decision on Frank McCor-
m.ck's roller down the third base
Ire in tie second game. From h-s
shortstop position aItell saw there
was no chance to more q play O.
t.e runner and he yelled to His
GINS to .lCt 1t roll" At the last
second the ball rolled touI b. 81
inch.
Best slide-Eddie Joost's belly
whopper into third base il the sec
end same. Birdie Tebbetts had him
trapped off second but the throw
vas wild and into center field
J6ost scrambled back to second
then picked himself up and tore
iaro third. coming in the last Is
feet on his belly Ia Frankie
Frisch.
Most pathetic sight - Charlie
Gehringer trying to play aecorc
base and letting balls nc would
years ago 60 whist.ing by. Anc
have stuck in his hip pocket G 1eT
Watching the olce greet hitter max
irg feeble strokes at the plate.
Biggest skull - Scnoolboy Rowe
forgetting TO ecyer first in thc first
inning Of the sixth game on Wal
GoCdman's roller to Rudy York.
I Rowe had covered the bas
Goodman would have been an easy
oft and Rowe might have post
u0ned his early collapse.
Lvckiest five minuteS-they be
long to Hank G~eenberg who LED
of the second inning of The first
game with a single and twice wa
nearly trapped off base first and
second) but managed to escape anG
lead the 5-run rout Of Paul Der
ringer.
Leading hitter Bill Werber
Reds. third sacker. VINO has made
10 hits in % times at bat ier al
average of .435. He needs two
hts IN the final game to tie the
world series record Of y hits helc
Jointly By Sam Rice. Senator's. and
Pepper Martin. Cardinals.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
-Four RE for Lead i'm
Post-Press Football Test

-Four valley football prognosticat-
Ors. Luis Alvarado, Sam Fisher,
Bonnie Bolenbaker and Leland Rit-
ter. topped the list in the race for
Rose Bowl tickets Tuesday as the
contest dipped into the third week
Of games.
Below are listed this weeks games.
Contest entries must be mailed or
brought to the Post-Press before
7:30 pm. Friday Contest entries
may also be left at Laniers stand in
Ell Centre Johnny's place in BraW-
ley. International Drug in CaleXico,
Hoffman drug in Calipatria, Schneid-
er's Drug in Holtville, ana Dunn S
Pharmacy III Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
Tight Games
Feature Bowling
League Opening

Close play featured the opening
night of the city bowling league
at the FL Centre Bowling Palace
Monday night. Robertson outscored
District office, 1884 to 1884, New
Cal topped the Bowling Palace,
1925 to 2548 and District Shop had.
1896 as compared to 1884 for Coast
Counties.
Major league teams open league
play tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
Brallikar,,p Heads
Booster Club

Charles Bramkamp was elected
president of the Ell Centro high
school and junior college downtown
Boosters club Monday at the first
meeting of the organization. DR.
A. A. Ariaudo was chosen vice presi-
dent.
The group will meet each Mon
day morning at 7 o'clock according
to a resolution passed, where games
of the previous weekend will bt
hashed over by the group.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. STOCKS

los ANGELES. oct. up =
Industrials led a minor recess Of
prices on the Los Angeles stock eX-
change today as slow trading Of
1000 shares sent but one issue up
while four declined and five re-
maiued unchanged.
security company units 29" up
r.. southern Pacific unchanged;
Con oIidated steel 5 down it:
Consolidated Steel preferred AZ
down General Motors IS down
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
Dodgers to Extend
Farm, System

PHOENIX. Oct. 8. CUP) - The
fighting Brooklyn Dodgers of the
National league are studying pos
sibilities of sponsoring Phoenix
club in the Arizona-TeXas league to
take the place of Albuquerque which
will drop out.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. oct. CUP)- Wheat
futures rallied from carly lows to-
Gas then Welded To increased late
.r.--ure and lost the gains
wheat eI0red "a to : cent lower
con- VAS unchanged = off Is cent
cats unchanged ~ off - ceet. rye
~ = cent lower and COY Dean
were eff 10 up j. cent. ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
EunerioI EI Centro Grid
Suuods Clash Friday Mite

). The usually hot valley league football race Iuesday
was destined good deal hotter along a6o1t fr
Ja noht when Ell Centre and Imperial clash in E Centro
and Rrawlev and Hotve mix at Viking field Both games
+nr at n m Most interest Tuesday centered on the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
l.. 4. NAY

fg4 h=r FILES oct. 9 UTlH
o.. -. ........ SfaH0-I4 go
- ~. faafy - FIIru=I2.5a
rf tDfsf.ue - Sfaun. T. IH
r. & No .... S100O-10 90
l5.-i,z.. ..v rege cHoy gIG.Un-f1. .uH
...t r.t ......- &Ia.Ir-2G.DI
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
THREE POINTS

THREE POINTS
Paul Mackey. Frank Lambeth
Louise Jardin, John Ohta, George
Robertson. J. D. Knechel, Wesley
Roth, r. w. Woodson. Thomas Slo-
vack, Bob Greham, Laurence King
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
l.. A. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES. Oct. s CuP) :
Hens. leghorn "a 20 ia lbs. 12c
Hens, leghorn. 3A TO lbs. 13c
DO aver lbs. ............ lac
Hens, eoIored. 81 TO 4 lbs. -. 21c
Hens. eolcred, over lbs. -. 2lc
Broilers, over Ia up to Y lbs. l9c
Broilers. over Ia up 10 2k lbs 19c
Fryers leghorn, 2Ie to 81 lbs. 16c
Fryers, eolored, over 3A lbs up Isc
Frvers. colored. over 81 lbs up 1sc
Roasters. colored ............ 2bc
Old ROSTERS, colored ........ lie
Old roosters leghorn ......... .0Sc
staes ............... lac
Dueklings, over pounds l5c
Dueklings. under pounds -. lac
Ola ducks ............ SC
Youne geese ............. 15c
Tam tukeys .................. 13c
Hen turkevs 15c
Capons lbs. anu up zfe
Rabbits, No. VIII. 31s AZ lbs. l2c
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
Markets at a Glance
MARK ETS AT 4 GLANCE
nv INITEn DRESS

Stocks lower and quiet.
Bonds irregularly lower; L. S.
govts higher.
Curb stocks irregular
Cotton easy.
Foreign exchange irregular.
Wheat off hSs cent corn un-
changed TO off Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
HaTeII Sticks With BackfieId

day that the
combination games of
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
l.. A. BUTTER e. EGGS
LA. GRAIN

LOS ANGELES. Oct S euP) -
Mating barley .s..ss l.u5 lls
wheat No. : hard or
harley Ne. / bright sl.00 Sl.05
MlIa. NJ yellow ile 10
lofa. Ne. seileg La Lou
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
L0CAL NNITERFlT

los ANGELES oct s fF1
IL. Hugeias butter -.---..=-- =
Grade Is milk .=----#--.a-. 81 't'
ffautHaCitz uuE ......-- -
Route gathered cream ...s.- ss.-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
Little Army,Navy Game Set

LOS ANGELES, Oct (UP-An Army-Navy football game '"
he paved Armiste Coliseum between teams re-
cred from the the Amys 4oth DIVISION W."
announced today
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08
L. 4. BANKS
WPLS. FLAX FUTURES

Los ANG ELEs. Oct. 5 tJP) :
Transa erica .-----.-...-- = q
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-08

fElax quotations e5urtesy the
Southwest Fiaaseed Hssoeiattau.I
taerenber Sd Il
sfsv SI.sgz
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
---<p------
Trinity AME Church

At IL a. m. the Rev L. Bethel OF
los Angeles. Call. preached a very
fine sermon 10 a large audience.
In the afternoon a Youth Day
program was rendered by the
young people Music wae furnished
by the Junior choirs Of Chapel
Hill Baptist church and Trinity
AME church. David Henry Jones
was the master OF ceremonies.
Judge D. j. IIealy Of the Juvenile
court. delivered a splendid address
on delinquency Other parti,i-
pants on the program were: Luth-
err Keith. Arthur Freeman. Ella
Mons. vivian Talberi and Mrs
Henry Talbcrt Jr
AZ S p. M. tho Rev S. $. Harris
Of ST. Paul church. southwest De-
troit. preached an excellent SER
mon. 4 large number OF visitors
were present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
DR.. BETHEL AT CHURCH OF GOD,
REV, McGHEE LEAVES FOR MEET

Elder u. r. Parham. assistant
secretary was in charge OF the
sunday School laet Sunday at the
Church OF cod The morning SCR
vice was impressive The pastor,
Elder r. y. McGhce. preached a
fine sermon from Cor. 1885
Tho II. Y. +. L. service was in
terestins. Bible questions and ans
wers were featured Mrs Eftie
Randel is president Mrs. Ida
kccne. directrcss Of Janior choir.
The night service was we'll at
tended. The sermon was delivered
by Elder +. r. Bethel. ofI.os Ange-
les. Cal. His text was from 81 John
1875. Elder Bethel will preach II
the Church Of God every night this
week
Pastor McGhee will leave April
% for Springfield Tenn. TO attend
the April meeting OF the dcnomina-
ton.
The Church OF God is located at
Gratiot and Jos. Campau.
Mrs. jamie Hair is church re-
nOrtcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
YOUNG PEOPLES AUXILIARY
PLANS YOUTH DAY PROGRAM

The Young Peoples Auxiliary of
Bethel AME church OF which Miss
Frances Green is president, will nc
In charge Of the Third Annual
Youth Day az Rothcl AME church.
SUNDAY. April IS.
The Rev Emory Davis will be
speaker at II a. M His subject Will
BE- Life aud the Eternal Quest.
Music will be furnished by the rs
aulrcs ROYAL viking, samuel Col
ridge Taylor Ensemble and the ST.
stephens Junlor choir
\ symposium VIII be held in the
evening on The theme "Opportuni-
tics for Christian Action In oar
World" Industry will he discuss
ca by Ernest Marshall Education.
ENelNn Solomon. Politics Leonard
Trouinan
Mrs Green IS being assisted IN
arranging a program from what
promises 10 be a memorable day.
hy Mss Fannie b Peek. Miss Alma
strong and John simmons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Mrs. jackson Speaks
To Women's Council

The womcn's council met at the
Tabernacle Baptist church last
week at 10 am. The Rev Mr.. Pitt
man is pastor Peoples Baptist
church received the banner.
Mrs Rosa Hill led the medita-
ton. Minutes OF the last meeting
were read by Mrs. Givens Mrs.
Kennedy read the report OF the
churches. AIRS. Jackson spoke
about the young people Others on
program were: Mrs. Jackson. Mrs.
Sullivan. Mrs e. Phillips. Mrs. Ida
Popc. Mrs sara h Williamson
Shields. Mrs. Powell Mrs Thomas
and Mrs White. Mrs. Ida Pope.
state president. closed the meeting
with prayer.
After the meeting very dehc-
ious dinner was served by the la
dies OF Tabernacle church
Mrs. Handy. president: Mrs But
lor secretary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Peoples Baptist

At IL am. the pastor, the Rev.
W r. Ramsey preached an In
spring sermon to large congre-
cation lie chose his text from
Psalms $50. subject. Man. Five
were added TO the church. The
Men chorus furnished the music.
Mrs Andrews is the very capable
director. Mr. Carttrose is pianist.
In the afternoon the Rev J..
Bryant presented the guest speak
err Donald Marshall OF the person
mel department at Ford Motor COM
pany There was special music by
the Mems chorus. and others on
the program.
sunday April IS. will bring to a
close the April drive. Each mem
Der IS urged TO help raise the set
amount The pastor will preach
from the subject Wheel in the
Wheel" At $50 pm. the guest
speaker Viii be the Rev. Mr.. Ben
son of the Thompson Avenue Bap-
tist church
On May the missionaries are
giving party.
May the pastor and Mems cho-
rus viii be visitors at Thompson
Avenue Baptist church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Second Baptist

Upon what basis does your Sc
curiiy rest?
DO The things that YOU trust in
most have permanent value, or
is the contribution that they make
to your suncess and happiness tenn
porary?
''lIaye You witnessed the sad
spectacle of seeing the things that
YOU trusted in most leave you in
the hour Of your deepest need?
rs there a basic OF security In
a changing world that can be re-
lied upor with utmost confidence
II So whore is II to be found and
how can we best secure it,
These questions appear to me
10 be very fundamental questions
which will be answered at Second
Baptist church. sunday morning.
April 2S
Service begins promptly at 1890
m. ard closes AZ 1890. The Rev.
Il. l.. Bradby is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Mt. Olive Baptist

The Rev S f. owens pastor,
preached fine sermon, taken from
lsiah i6 70 a large consrega-
ZION last sunday morning The
Willing Five rendered the very
cnjo,ahle music They viii present
a prosram at the church on Friday,
April %
The afternoon service vas IN
charge ~ the Missionary assisted
Nr TO Junior and Senior circles
Tive guest sneaker WAS Miss l..
Rood who Is Uidel> known as a
20 ssiorarv IN NriCa and for her
~ork ia tie National Baptist con-
,a'ian
\ dediyaiorml program Is being
planned by ne chureh which is 10
s'arf or A3ril % The services
cae nsAl Viii be IN charge "
Tire various organizations. and tae
sernons Nill be given by promi-
mont pastors OF Michigan The new
address 10 me church IS $50 Farms
worth
Lathe Myers and icSoria Ma
home chg.ch reporters
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
COMMITTEE OF TWELVE HEARS
REV. BRADBY ON ANNIVERSARY

Committee of Twelve had been
greatly encouraged by the coopera-
ton of the church members and
how they expected to do greater
things the coming years. Mrs. Will
son then introduced the pastor who
III turn introduced the speaker OF
the day. the Rev. Mr.. Brady.
The Rev Mr.. Brady bestowed
high compliments upon the Com
mIitec OF Twelve for its achieve
mcnts Of the past year. He en-
couraged them to go on laborlng
in the vineyard OF Jesus Christ be-
cause the church today stood sore
ly in need of consistently planned
and executed program for the ex-
tension OF the church's influence
The Rev Mr. Brady called their
attention TO the mature convictions
of his long experience and organi-
zation work and pointed to the
firm resolve 10 spend his remaining
DAYS working for things that have
incontroyertible values. Where
your program rests on ground and
principles that do not have to be
defended. YOU don't have To waste
any time talking about the cause
for which YOU are working. You
can lose yourself in the work OF ad-
vancng your program The Rev.
Mr.. Brady recalled the scene OF
the twelve following the resurrec-
ton OF Christ. when all OF them
shared great religious expert
ence which gave them all great de-
termination. and happiness TO en-
dure all things for his sake The
Rev Mr.. Brady called upon all
to catch the spirit of the twelve
disciples as they came down out
OF that meeting. THE first purpose
of the gospel. he said. is TO make all
men brothers The second most
important thing is to testify unto
the world our determination to fol-
low the paths Of rectitude. This
program OF Christ may cause you
some trouble and embarrassment
with your friends and noighbors.
( hut il will save the world for Jesus
/ Christ. the Rev. Mr. Brady said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
DRS. TERRELL AND ADAMS OF
OHIO SPEAK AT CORINTHIAN

Services were vcll attended last
sunday ~ Cofinihian Baptist
grca Tho SUNDAY school was
conducted hy Supi G. w sanders.
~ III am devotional service was
'tl p, be doaeons The Rev f. J.
JACKSON pastor, delivered the
morning message from Jeremiah
~ subject Gods Challenge 10
tho CHRISTIANS
In Tie afternoon the Rev Mr..
Adam. Or Cincinnati, Ohio. was the
guess speaker lie brought very
tNec,leu message TO tho congrega-
ron The Deep River singers rem
.rcd selections The dcacons were
10 barge Of the program
~ p m, the RTT opened. with
William Brooks Jr. presiding. The
.eaeae Is progressing very nicely.
The Rev Mr., Terrell OF Cincin-
ra' delivered The evening mes
sare Iio chose his text from Ro-
mans i6
Miseioa Cnclo 80 > will meet at
ibe h0cr of Mrs Mae Williams.
s5-f Delna each Tuesday from
! SO griil 3 nm Mrs, Matte HEX
mar is president 81 tho circle.
Visitors atc welcome
Mrs Mac Williams Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Allen Temple AME

The bird quarterly conference
was held last week at Allen Tenn
pie with Elder y A. Blake in
charge The subject OF his sermon
was Faith in God" Text Mark
II %
The different departments Of the
hl'fh made reports and were
commended for their wonderful
work.
The Rev W a Crider. pastor.
preached az the morning service
last Sunday His text was Genesis
~
The Rcy ! A. Grecgs. d. D.. will
dedicate The church AT ? p. m
next sunday.
Gertrude Johnson is church re-
a...Nr.a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Little Rock Baptist

The Rev Il r. Tate delivered a
very interesting sermon 70 his con-
cregation last Sunday morning at
nc Little Rock Baptist church.
The Senior choir rendered the
music. Mrs n Hooks and Master
/. Monk sang solos
AZ 230 the Deacons Alliance
held their one day session M the
church
The BYPI' met at $50 D m. Mrs.
g Robinson Il president OF the or
ganlzation.
Mrs W. Baldwin Is still comm
cd 10 her bed
The Missionary society will meet
~ tho home ~ Mother Brown.
1856 Rivard street Mrs. NJ. BALD
win IL president
Mrs w. n. Cousin II church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Cosmopolitan Baptist

The Rev, NJ Boldcn, pastor OF
Cosmopolitan Baptist church.
preached TO large audience last
Sunday morning. Text Job lis.
subject. "Wait On God"
At 3 p. M. the pastor and congre-
CATION were the guests OF the Cor
inthian Baptist church. They will
be the guests OF Lmnax Temple on
Dequindre street at s D. m. Thurs
day. April %.
The BYPU met at p. M
The Live Wire Quartette render
ed a program at the church last
Sunday night
The Bessie Robinson choir re-
hearses every Saturday night. All
choir members are requested to at
tend. Estella Grins Is pianist.
Matte NJ Radford is church re-
nOrtqr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
New Mt. Zion Baptist

The Rcy. VI. Terrell OF Cincinnati
O.. was the guest speaker al New
Mt Zion Baptist church last Sun
day morning lie chose his text
from Isaiah 63:1
At p M the pastor, the Rev.
J. 5. Williams and congregation
were guests OF Mt Zion Baptist
church The Rev. Mr.. Williams
preached the ninth anniversary
sermon. Ills text was found in
Acts 1895
The Royal Ambassadors Will
have their monthly social Thurs
day night. April % Barstow Tho
mas is president
Mrs. w. Il. Banks asks that all
Juniors come out Friday at 6 D.
NJ. and rehearse with the Junior
Tot choir.
You are invited to attend SER
vices at this church.
Mrs. Mary +. Owens Is church
ronOrtpr