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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

had accomplished a wonderful work
already be had worked hard and
endured much we find him at this
time, said the Rev. Mr.. Pettigrew.
not satisfied. We find him in state
OF humility; we find him In re-
solute state OF mind as 10 his fu-
ture plans. We find him feeling
that large tasks lie ahead. To the
Philippians we hear him say, I
count not myself TO have appre-
hended
st Paul makes confession that
he does not know Il all. II II the
confession OF great soul. st. Paul
was possessed OF progressive
discomfort. dissatisfied longing
for further accomplishments for
the kingdom OF Christ. When we
feel satisfied with ourselves, our
ace ~ progress Is over. Beware OF
the Race that Is content with It's
lot. for II will languish and decay.
Beware Of the man who is salts
fed with his lie, for nothing more
viii Ne accomplish. I am directing
my remarks" said the Rev Mr..
peitigrew. TO those OF the race
who are dissatisfied with the bad
housing conditions that thousands
~ oar people have 10 put UP with;
! nm directing nv remarks 10 those
who are dissatisfied with discrimi-
nation. Acknowledgement and lynch
ing and who are 70 help 10 do
something about such conditions.
The unsatisfed work for achieve
ment. But the satisfied man IL
dangerous. He sees all the faults
hrt is unwilling 10 help eradicate
them. One seeks knowledge In or
der 70 be able 10 do things. but
education Is measured not by what
YOU know but rather nv what YOU
do. The church's Job Is not for
'leepers and dreamers. but 70 pre-
pare and 10 help men and women
20 live good Christian lives. We are
not suffering from complaints but
from real workers.
PLANT your feet on higher ground
and press forward 10 the things
that are above. Don't attempt 10
press forward without God. Wher
obstacles assail. when troubles sur
round YOU. when doubt and indeci-
sion haunt you. then must you con-
certrate on the task on hand
and press forward toward your
goal Depend on God. He II the
anchor that never falls Trust In
his righteousness and mighty pow
or Then will you he able N say
with ST. Paul. 4 have fought a
good fight and hence forth there IL
laid up for me crown Of ever
lasting llfe'"e
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Presiding Elder Powell Will Be
At 81. Peters anne Zion On Sunday

Sunday. April IL, the Rev. l.. p.
Powell. presiding elder OF the De-
troit district. will speak at the IL
o'clock service. and at pm. the
Rev. Mr.. Johnson. pastor OF the YER
non Chapel AME church. OF Conant
Gardens. will speak and his choir
will sing The presiding elder will
be in charge OF the evening service.
closing out the business part OF the
conference on Monday night
On Thursday evening. April is.
the Rev. Mr.. Black, the popular
pastor OF the First Baptist church
OF Delray. will speak and his choir
will accompany him. The youth OF
st. Peters church. and OF Ham
tramck. as we'll as Detroit. are
looking forward to big youth day
program. Sunday. April 2S at
which time Martin L. Harvey, noted
youth director and Christian Edu-
cation authority OF New York. will
speak at IL o'clock am. at st.
Peters and at 8 pm. at St Paul
Zion church OF Detroit. HI
ram Crawford. OF st. Peters. has
arranged a very elaborate program
IL connection with Mr.. Harvey's
visit to Hamtramck
The Rev. Mr.. Metcalf is leading
the men in a big mems day pro-
gram to be held on Sunday. April
81 at pm. He and the Flying
Cloud quartet. will be opposing the
women. led by George Johnson.
Business men and professional
women will unite in this big con-
test which promises to be the big
gest event OF its kind in the history
OF the church. The OUR. club. one
N the most active clubs OF tne
headed by Mrs. Kennedy.
Is having a very fine banquet at the
church on Saturday evening. April
20 at s o'clock.
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member OF the Southernaires when
the quartet was formed. He al
ways sang. but solely as an anna
teur. His first professional work
was with the quartet.
William w. Edmonson, the 200
pound basso OF the group was born
in Spokane, Wash. Oct. Is, 1902.
The son OF musical parents, a ca
reer In music was ever his ambi-
ton. After completing courses in
public and high schools. Edmon-
soE entered Spokane college, where
he organized the colleges first glee
club and was active in its AFFAIRS.
Also he played football as a MEM
Der OF the varsity team and bas-
ketball as we'll. From college he
went into concert work, appearing
for several years on Lyceum and
Chautauqua circuits. Next he join-
ed dramatic stock company In
Chicago and for six years neglect
ed his singing. Ir 1927 he was lead
Ing man for a Negro film produce
ing company and starred in "The
Millionaire" 80 Years Later" and
The Midnight Ace From pic
lures he went TO the Theatre Guild
in New York and played in MAR
co.'s Millions" and "volpone."
Clarence Jones. their piarist-ar-
ranger. was born in wilmington.
Ohio. on August Is. lust what year
don't remember" Both his pa
rents were musicians and he COM
menced TO study the violin and nj
ano when yet a boy. From high
school he went TO the Cincinnati
Conservatory OF Music and his first
work after studying at the coneerv-
atory was as an orchestra leader
OF a Chicago theatre. He remained
there for IL years before coming
to New York to engage in similar
work. Jones has done considerable
composing, mostly such instrument
tai selections az mid the Pyra-
mlds" and Flower Garden Tales -
However, he has written several
songs. most successful OF which IL
"One Wonderful Night" He met
the quartet quite by accident al
the time OF their organization and
has been with the boys ever since.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Little Rock Baptist

A very fine service was rendered
at Little Rock Baptist church Sun
day morning. The Rev. r. Z. Tate
preached an impressive sermon
Matt Al. The Senior choir rem
dered music.
At $3.50 pm. the Missionary So
cIety presented program. The
Rev. MIR. Anderson preached. Mrs.
NJ. Baldwin is president OF the or
ganizatior.
The BYPU Ia doing splendid
work. under the leadership OF Mrs.
G. Robinson.
Mrs. NJ. r. Cousin is church re-
porter.
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Second Baptist

On Sunday morning, April "a.
the Rev. X. l.. Brady will speak at
Second Baptist on What Is the
Source OF Your Greatest Comfort?"
lie will answer the following:
Is 1t Ia what you receive or what
you are able to give out? What
contribution are you making TO
the community In which you live?
IL II that OF a mlser. or are you
returning back 70 Il the blessings
that It bestows upon you?
II you would be interested in a
discussion that Is built around the
virtue OF giving versus getting you
are invited 10 the services OF the
Second Baptist church Sunday.
April IA at 1890 an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Church OF God

The morning service at the
Church OF God was very impressive
last Sunday morning. Mack Cad
dell read the scripture lesson. The
pastor, Elder T. d. McGhee. preach
ed an excellent sermon. His text
was found in ST. Matt. 1912.
The. HYPU was very interesting.
The pastor spoke on Dancing"
All young people are asked to come
and enjoy these meetings on Sum-
day evening. Mrs. Erie Randell is
president.
Elder william Cromer preached
at the evening service. His text
was found in st. Matt. 1912.
Mrs. jamie Hair is church report
or
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Mt. Olive Baptist

The Mt Olive Baptist church is
worshipping in its new church at
$50 Farnsworth street.
A splendid sermon was preached
by the pastor, the Rev. H. z. Owens
on the subject, God As He Is Re-
lated to U.s. Matt. SO. Sunday.
April 7.
The church Is planning ten
night dedicatory service beginning
April 20. under the splendid lead
ership OF the Rev. II. r. owens.
A Pleasant Sunday musical pro-
gram was rendered by the director
OF the Senior choir last Sunday
night.
The public Is invited TO attend
service at the Ne. Olive Baptist
church.
Luther Myers Is church report
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MRS. HUTCHINS
ENDS SINGING |
TOUR OF Ohio
BY BOBBE BLACKMAS

am happy to announce M.
your reporter is up and out asaln
after having been listed with N,
shut-ins for week. May taLJ
this opportunity to correct an A.
Tor In putting in the appearance y
our cut OF our extra session OF m,
state convention in one OF our Local
presses. The writeup stated Officer
and members OF New Salem Baptis,
church instead OF officers OF M
Gospel Choral union. l am maxim,
fhis correction because many phop1
calls have been made to see II sew
eral OF the officers have Joined Nex|
Salem. and inasmuch as they have
mt. various ones are DESTROYS thai
the public know that they are stll|
carrying on in their respective
churches. trust that this wild
clear up this error.
President Hutchins and thS
Trumpeteers returned home on|
Monday. April 2. after having rem.
dered several programs In Ohio and
Pennsylvania. They reported cutie
success. During the preeideat,|
absence the third vice president.
Odessa Martin. carried on. The
young people made a fine showing
also.
Our monthly irspirational meet
ing will be held in Ferndale sun.
day April IL. at 3 pm. Second Bap-
tist choir Is expected to be pres
ent.
Spring Is here. Usually every
one doesn't feel like carrying on.
in other words they feel lazy: but
we don't want that feeling 10 creep
In. for. we must work till the day
Is done.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Tabernacle Baptist

The Commute OF Twelve OF Tab
ernacle Baptist church will cele-
brate SIS first anniversary Sum
day afternoon, April 81 at $40
o'clock. The principal speaker will
be the Rev. r. l.. Brady. pastor
OF Second Baptist church. An
elaborate musical program is be-
ing planned by the program COM
mittee. comprising Mrs. Ellen M.
Wilson, general chairman: Mes
danes Cellius Curry. Ola NJ. Bel
cher and Helen walker.
The Committee OF Twelve. or
ganized by the pastor. the Rev. r..
II. Pittman in the religious. educa-
tional. civic and social interest Of
the church. has done a creditahle
work since its beginning. includ-
ing the publishing OF The Taber-
nacle Voice, weekly and monthly
publications. Those in charge an
nounce that this months Voice will
carry some special features in con-
nection with It's anniversary cele-
bratior. The public Is cordially In
vited 10 attend.
Mrs. Sarah Williamson Shields.
widely known Baptist foreign mis-
sionary, was speaker at the morn
ing service Sunday, April T. While
stressing the deplorable conditions
in Africa, Mrs. Shields warned her
audience to first realize their re-
sponsibility to help the Africa In
America. Adhering 10 its usual
policy OF helping worthy causes.
the church donated very gracious
ly toward foreign missions. The
senior choir sang, with Mrs. Ruth
Sprague and Mrs. NJ. Morgan as
soloIsts. Three were accepted into
the church.
At 4 pm. baptismal service was
held. followed by a spiritual testi-
monial period, after which the
Lords supper was administered.
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At II am. last Sunday. the Rev.
B. r. Purdue preached at Clinton
Chapel AME Zion church. The
choir, under direction or ]. B..
johnson. rendered lovely music.
At 3 pm. the New Day Social
club presented spicy program.
consisting OF addresses. and musi-
cal numbers. W. G. Cutter is presi-
dent.
At $3.50 pm. the wee league met
with a large attendance.
At s pm. the closing sermon was
preached by the Rev. K. M. Means.
The pastor was called to Chicago
Sunday. on account OF the death OF
his niece. Mrs. Gertrude Williams
Hughes.
Mrs. NJ. f. Merchant Is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Thompson Ave. Bapt.

AT IL am. Sunday. Pastor Ben
son preached from Matt 25:21.
subject "Faithfulness and It's Re-
ward" At pm. the Senior choir
celebrated It's twentieth anniver-
sary. Many visiting choirs were
present and fine program was
rendered.
The king ard queen contest at
Thompson Avenue Baptist church
closed last Sunday evening. ID.
Miller and Mrs. y. slmmenett were
crowned king and queen. as they
raised the largest sums OF money.
The total raised in the contest was
;54413.
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Inter-D UNCONVENTIONAL

The Inter enominational Minis
ters alliance OF Detroit and vicinity
will meet Monday. April Is at IL
am. at the st. Antoine YMCA. The
Rev. G. w. Baber. pastor OF Ebe-
Meier AME church. will address the
assembly. The subject OF his ad-
dress will be 1.-THE Seventy-Five
Years OF Negro Progress Exposi-
tion.'
Every minister OF Wayne county
Is urged TO attend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
GET JOYFUL
RELIEF FROM
B ACK ACHE
Caused by Sluggish
Kidneys
Stop Getting Up Nights
And Feel Younger

Here's one good way to flush ex'
cess harmful waste from the kids
neys and relieve bladder irritation
that often causes scanty, burning
and smartlng passage.
Ask your druggist for a IS cent
box OF Gold Medal Harlem Oil Cap
sules--a splendid safe and harni'
less dluretic and stimulant Tor
weak kidneys and irritated bladder.
Besides getting up nights. SONS
symptoms OF kidney trouble may Be
backaches, puffy eyes. leg cramps
and moist palms. But be sure to get
GOLD MRDAL-it's genuine med
icine for weak kidneys-right from
HARLEM in Holland. ADV
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
C0LORED SALES AGENTS

The J. X. watkins Products
Company II Offering a wonderful
opportunity 10 colored men and
women 10 sell internationally
known products. This II a year
around Job and previous exper-
lence Il not necessary. During the
past three months, l.. G. Anderson,
who II the colored manager OF
this district, has shown n remark.
able Increase In business among
colored people. Territories are
now open for ten men and ten
women. For interview, apply at
s311 Hamilton Ave. between z
and . AN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Women's Mission

The women's Mission union Will
hold one-day session at Union
Baptist church April IA in Mt.
Clemens Mich. The Rev. Mr.. Hughes
Is pastor OF the church.
The Baptist Builders association
held three-day session at 1874
Russell street March 90 through
81.
The Faithful Few Mission Work
ers won the banners.
The regular meekly meeting will
he at the home OF the president,
Mrs B. wooden The last meeting
was held with the president, Mrs.
VI. Baldwin
Mrs. Clark Is corvslescing nice
ly. following a recent operation at
Trinity hospital.
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o. E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. II O. r. S-STATED MEETING
Ist wednesday. DEGREE WORK Bird "Wednesday. Worhv
Maron-Mrs. Julia Morrel. i3f Hague, Tel Tr s.ss7i,
Worthy Patron Mr.. Richard White 5sse HarIett Ave
BAThSHEBA CHAPTER NO. q. r. S.-STATED MEETINC1st
Friday DEGREE WORk-3rd Friday. Worthy Matrou. Mrs
Francis Higgins, 1881 Hartford. Worthy Patron Mr. v A.
Bristol, ls4i Jos. Campau. fIizroy 1855.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. 81 o. z. s.-sTATED MEETING
vDd Friday. DEGREE WORK-fth Friday. Worhy Matron.
Mrs. Rosa Murphy si5i sherman, Fzroy ssi7 worthy pa
iron, Mr.. Haywood CAN'T, esos Hartford. Tyler l7Sse
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Mt. Pilgrim

The Rev. N. II. Hilson. pastor OF
Mt Pilgrim, delivered an inspiring
sermon Sunday morning from Lake
1886.
The BYPU service began at $50
pm. with Mrs. Johnson as acting
president.
At s pm. the Lords supper was
served and testimonial meeting
was held.
The sick OF the church include
Mrs. M. Waters and Miss Jean
Brown.
Hersey Smith is church report
or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
United Christian

Services at United Christian
church Sunday morning. April 7,
were we'll attended. IL the after
noon. the Evangelist quartet pre-
scented splendid program.
Sunday. April II. will be observ-
ed as mems Day" All men are
invited to attend and bring a broth
err.
The Rev. n. l.. Jordan Is pastor
OF the church: T. X. Rouse. church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

Elder Thomas Emerson ia be-
ginning the second period OF his
thirteen-week broadcast over radio
station WJBK each Sunday morning
at s o'clock. The theme for this
second three-month period will be
Law and Grace" a subject NJ
controversy for many people. All
are invited TO listen in.
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Miss Josephine Harreld, grad
ate from Spellman college, tho
Institute of Musical Art and
Julllard School Of Music, New
York, will be presented In pie
ano recital at Second Baptist
church under the auspices OF
the Senior choir on Monday
evening, May G. Miss Harreld
received a scholarship from the
Drama League OF America and
attended the Mozarteum Acad-
envy SaIzburg, Austria. Tickets
may he purchased from Grin
nell Bros. or members OF the
choir.
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FINE WORSHIP
CONDUCTED BY
JUNIORS

nditors Nots:-Thsss Little vista
TO Detroit Churches are made each
week By Attorney Alfred Casey. who
10 q special representative OF The De-
troit Tribune In his articles Attor-
neg Casey sives . vivid. "close-up''
and Informative account OF the prog
rsss and activities OF the individual
churches visited.
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BudessektioA 9.
Youngstown, Ohio. 8. S. Mannerchor.
Praes.. Martin Pfnesgraf 81 East
Warren Ave.
Sekr.. Edward 90. ling, 317 EN- srald
Str,
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BRANCH CALENDAR
Transvlvaao 3axo Juniors Unttcd States
America ...


+. 3. J. A. omcsrs
Dearborn Ave. Cleveland. Ohio.
Vizc"President. Joe Bender. 442s
Drechsrl Ave, Detroit, Mich.
Secretary. Martin Eberth,I 1922 Market
Street. Youngstown, Ohio.
Asst, Sec'y. Martin Folder. SAC New
garden ST.. Salem; ohio.
Young ST.. New Castle, Pa.
BRANCHES or THE T. 8. J. A.
Alliance. Ohio. Saxon Junior Club.
President. Walter Boehm. 539 East
College Street.
Secretary. iiilda Coecsel. 2lll South
Cleveland. Ohio.
Cleveland East Athletic Club.
President. George Miller. s9O2 Empire
Secretary. Anna schuster. 72s East
l2Sth Street.
Cleveland West Juniors Club.
President. Henry SCHNEIDER. 7402 Dear
Secretary. Marie Aber, lO323 Madi-
son Ave.
Canton Ohio. - s;ss' Ssston Saxon Junior
Presidtnt, Martin Maurer, 14lS Ohio
Secretary. Sara Fulz. 1918 Edwards
Ave.
Columbus, Ohio. - Columbus Junior
Saxon Club.
President; Carl Blum. 537 siebert ST..
Secretary, Loretta Konnerth, l3l
Deschler Ave-, Columbus.
Detroit, Mich. - Detroit Junior Saxous.
President Arthur Seller 77oS Sher
wood ST. -'3f'7
Secretary. Joe Bender. Jr. 4428 DrexeI
Street. '.,..'.'.
1llwooa City. Pa. - 1uvood City
Junior 8axons.
Pres. Rose Seeedi. sos Division Ave.
SECRETARY. Mary Segedi. sos Divi-
sion Ave.
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Farrsll, Pa. - The FARRELL Saxon
Athletic Club. .s
Pres. George Homm, aO4 Hamilton
Avenue. F., y
Secretary. Elisabeth Burprich. as
Gary, Ind. - Gary Junior saxons, 4
President. Fra nh Beier, 144l West
i'm Ave. -
Secretary, Louise schmandt. 3s7l
Harrison Ave.
Homestead. Pa. - homestead Junior,
Saxon Club. = : :.
=, President. Thomas Guist. Seventh Av..
West Homestead Pa.
Secretary, Mary Weber, 252 West
Hazel Way. West Homestead, Pa.
Lorain, o. - Lorain Junior saxous.
President. Richard Blumeier. POI East
Secretary, Ann Binder. 1879 we,:
Goth Street
Martins Ferry, Ohio - Martins rsrry
saxon Juniors.
President, Mike Lauder. COO Dewey
Secretary. Matt Schlum, General De-
livery.
Monaco, Pa. - Junior Saxon Society.
Secretary. Lillian Theii. 7ss Marshall
Road. :,
New Castle, Pa. - New Castle rran.
sylvanis Saxon juniors.
President Dan Binder. 4l9 Wild
wood. = -
Secretary. Paul Sanders. 1912 N.
Beaver. =
Salem. Ohio - Salem Junior Saxon Club
~ President, Arthur G. Fronius 7sS
Newgarden -" IT .- -,
Secretary. Helen Huber. sS3 Wood
land Ave. y
Youngstown, Ohio. Youngstown
Junior Saxon Association.
President. Fred Thesis. 447 Idora
Ave. A..r. -.fr- .sss -'.'~...". E''''f
Secretary, Clara Schnell Schnen
511 Seventh Ave, Struthers Ohio. =
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Alliance, Ohio. E. 8. s. Erauen 4. u.
Vereiu. ZWeiE g.

Versammlung jeden |. SOnniag I'm
Monat liG Sachsenheim.
Pr;i: susanna Schneider 220 West
State StrasSr.
Ptu,. -S.kr.. katharina T0pfer, GAS S.
Weber Ave.
Centrally. -sakr. Sophia Gottschling.
r. f. u. No. ,.
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~

NersammIung jtden ersten Samstag
abend i'm MOnat in der Turnerhalle
sl9 >. Ave. Homestead Pa.
Pras.,. John Kraft, 2I22 Charles ST.,
Munhal, Pa.
Prot: -Selr.. Martin Roth, 6l22 p. O.
Bon, Pittsburgh I2) Pa.
t.-V.-Hekr., GeOrg Mantsch. l241
Goodman Str, Swissvale. Pa.
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Bnnde s. Pra sident. Adolf Wilhngar,
343S West 1872 Str, Cleveland. Ohio.
ES-Eundes-PrSs., Stefan klausenbur
ger, l2505 Corbett Ave-, Detroit, Mich.
1. Ei.e.- -B. -Pras., Heinrich MclZer, l43
Ost 30. str, Erie. Pa. t
?. Vie B.. -Pras., Georg Kascher, 2241
Gotha Ave. Youngstown. Ohio.
/. Eundes- -Sekretar. r. X. Friesen-
hengst, 1743 Oberlih Ave-. Lorain. Ohio.
2. Enthusiastically. Georg Schuller.
17430 BARLOW Ave, Detroit, Mich.
B,nnes- -Schatzmei ister, VIM. Andrae.
220S Holland Ave-. Erie, Pa.
Bunaes-Nerwalter Thomas Deptner.
1209a Nashville. Detroit. Mich. kath.
D0rlins, 3l7 Emerald Str, Youngstown,
Ohio: John Smiley, 1t5 Arlington NV.
Canton, Ohio.
Motto:
I'm Sange rein und frei i'm Wort
Und fest in Entracht immerfort.
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ter?.immlunE JtGcn ]. SOnnlaE III
Mona, 2 Chr nacinlittags. i'm Sachsen
heir,.. 700l DcEison Ave. 20
P.is., Marie, Henneges. 3429 w. 81
Str rel: .Voodbint 1873. :.
Prot -Sekr., Kath. Melzer, 2023 Quail
Str. !.,.': Academy 1897:
Fin. -Sekr.. johanna Weber, 3544 w
SO. Str. WoodbHe lt!9. ,,
X .ce- -Sekr Kath. SchuSter. 4Ol
Cly,,u,,ru. Ave. rel. Shadyside 3l29-W
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" vecein ZWeig AZ.

Var~ammlung i"len !. Freitag in
Monat in der Colonial Halle. 5436 Went
worth STR.
prts., John SchoeCr. Gl3S SO. Vernon
Prot -Sekr.. Paul Diefenbacher. oIU'
So. Green Str Tel. steward SOG1.
C-v- -Sekr. AnuI,as Zultner. 344 T.
81. StraSSc.
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frauen Z. y. verein. Ywsig IL.

efSalniniunY leden !. Sonntag i'm
M"nat Chf nachmittags in der S. S.
Halle.
Iris, kath. Duldner. 2G31 Oakda lie
Avenue
Prot. Sekr., Charlotte Falk. 2O04 Ost
30. Str ~.
r.-N.-Sekr., kath. Schneider. ll09 w.
-. Str,
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EwSiH /.

U .sa nmlung je.lcM 2. SOnntag IN
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