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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-21

g. u. A. Rector
for more than 800 prominent
clergyfnen and laymen from all
sections OF Connecticut. The part
played by the university In conf
batting irrcligiouS and subVersIve
propaganda was stressed by Most
Rev. Joseph M. Corrigan, rector
OF the Catholic university In his
address:
The state, county and city will
be organized 10 carry OIL the cam.
paign for funds shortly, Keen In
tercEt and encouraging enthusiasm
are already evident.
Bishop Corrigan's speech fol-
lows
What would like TO put into
your minds, that you may give 10
those whom you solicit, Is the rea-
son--the basic reaSon--Why the
average Catholic OF the United
! States should be asked 10 contrib
ute for o university away of IN
Washington, how the money Is 10
be used; where " affects his well
fare, and how " must have, In his
mind, any real Importance 10 him
as an individual Catholic.
II Is not difficult 10 put before
him, In q way that he can under
stand readily, that university life
In any country is the measure IN
which knowledge percolates down
10 the rank and file" OF the peo-
pie,
We know that very great mum.
bers Of people IN this country take
their ideas from the newspapers,
the radio, the magazines, and all
these instrumentalitie are In the
hands OF those who have been TO
high schools and colleges, they
were taught by those who came
from university life.
One hundred years ago. practi-
cally every school Of higher edu-
cation In this country was a re-
ligious school. Fifty years ago,
the archbishops ard bishops OF
this country saw the tendency OF
the universities to put religion TO
one side ard TO concentrate on
the arts and crafts that make for
material success.
Prophetic Vision
With q vision that has since
proven prophetic, they saw the day
when Christ would be divorced en-
tirely from the life OF the people.
and they realized that when that
day should come, there should be
q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in its at
mosphere and its purpose-the peer
OF any university in the country,
an articulate voice, on the level
with the highest OF any in the
land.
That day which they foresaw
is now at high noon, and there is
coming down through the various
agencies / have mentioned, from
the universities of this country, a
real poison that is HrSt OF all
turning bitter the old ideas Of
religious belief, and in this gen.
Grafton leaving people with no re-
ligion at all.
The plain proof of the advance
of irreligion is that men are rap
idly casting of the restraints
which religion puts upon them.
The average Catholic man and
woman are concerned with the
welfare of religion as they see 1t.
They want their children taught
the truth which they believe. If
you put before them the fact that
at the present time, over go per
cent of all the Catholic teaching
Of the colleges and high schools
Of this country is being done by
graduates of the Catholic univer-
sity, they will readily understand
that they have q stake In the uni
versity.
Special Training
They can realize that priests call.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-21

Scores Of Waterburians have
volunteered their services to play
an active part In the Golden Jub-
lice Fund campaign for the Cath
ole University OF America located
In Washington, D. G, Most Rev
Maurice r. McAuliffe, bishop of
the Hartford diocese, Is taking a
personal interest In the appeal,
Thursday evening he was the host
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-21
RELIGIOUS SCHOOLS
TO GRADUATE CLASS

Rev. James H. Phillips of the
First Congregational church will
preside at graduation exercises of
the Week Day Schools of Religious
Education Thursday evening at the
First Baptist church at 7:45 o'clock.
Diplomas will be given each student
who has successfully completed
their fotr-year course. The public
Is invited to attend the exercises.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-21

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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-21

oiiice were: Howard Sterner, vice
president; Harry Leonard, treas
urer; Robert Cady, recording Sec
rotary; and Trescott Larcher OF
Naugatuck and Donald Porter, d.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-21
Memberships Name
johnson President

Philip C. johnson was elected
president of the Mendelssohn Male
Chorus at a meeting OF the ASSOC
citation last night at the First Con-
gregational church. Also elected 10
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rectorS,
May % the chorus will sing at
the annual state Chamber of Com
merce banquet AZ the Hotel Bond
IN Hartford,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-21
sPrDoR TRANSPORTS YOUNG

The wolf spider carries her young
on her back until they are old
enough 10 shift for themselves. The
brood often consists Of 100 spider
lings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Macedonia Baptist

Rev. c. I. Terrell, the assistant
pastor at Macedonia, brought a
very inspiring message TO the con-
gregallon last Sunday al the morn
ing service. He took his text
from Jer. ala, yea. I have loved
thee with an everlasting love.
therefore. with loving kindness
have drawn thee Subject, "Ev-
erlasting Love"
At 900 pm. Rev. II. G. Overs
and part OF his congregation
worshlpped at Macedonia. Rev.
Owens delivered very timely
sermon to the ladies OF the De-
partment OF Missions.
The evening service was hrief
Rev. Mr. Coleman. who is out Of
the city. Will return 10 preach on
Easter Sunday morning.
The women OF the church are
holding their annual womans day
program Sunday APR. II at the
church. Miss Jane f. Hunter will
be the guest speaker. She Is the
executive secretary OF the Phyl-
lis Wheatley association OF Cleve-
land. ohio.
Mrs. Lula Smith Is church re-
pOrtcr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Olivet Baptist Church
Fetes Rev. j. II. Bruce

The members Of the Ollyet Bap-
list church honored their paetor,
the Rev. j. H. Bruce and wife.
Mrs Fay Bruce, with surprise
pound party last Monday evening
After special meeting, with the
Workers council and Advisory
board. the pastor the Rev. MIR
Bruce. was delayed at the church
until the members could get TO his
home 5sS Ferry street. Mrs. Bruce.
who intended 10 spend quiet eve
ming at home. was finally persuad-
ed 10 90 out with friend. Mrs
Keys Upon their arrival all lights
were extinguished but when they
entered and the lights turned on
they had sixty-eight guests. There
was short program, a solo by Mrs.
Hilton. a short talk by Mrs. Effie
webb. 4 short talk by the Rev.
and Mrs Bruce. after which de-
lightful repast was served.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Starlight Temple Of
Truth

The services At Starlight Tenn
pie OF Truth were well attended
Sunday Al the morning worship
At 10:45. sorg was rendered by
the choir. declaration by Mrs.
Roxie Baxter. prayer by Mrs Marie
wilkins and nv Mother Williams.
the pastor. Mrs Mary Taylor
preached eioquently on the sub
iect. 81 VIII Arise and Go Back
Home"
At 2 pm. music was rendered by
the choir Mrs. Nettle Brooks gave
the welcome address. and Mother
Anderson gave a short talk. The
Rev. Mr. Tweas and Mrs. Golf made
talks. Jamie Hilsman rendered a
clarinet solo.
AZ the evening service, Mr.. An
derson rendered solo. Mrs 8.
watkins read the scripture, and
Mother Williams preached. Mrs.
Mccoy and Mrs Williams were
visitors.
Deacon c. T. Johnson Is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Wornen's Mission Union In One-Day
Session AT Union Baptist Church

The womens Mission Union
will hold their one day session at
the Union Baptist church. April
H. The Rev. Mr.. Hugh is pastor
The hours are from $500 until
500 pm. Mrs. n. Hooks is pres
ident OF the organization.
The weekly meeting OF the union
will be at the home OF Mrs. NJ.
Baldwin, go Alexanderine street
The last meeting was held at the
home OF Mrs. VI. Campbell. 1914
Willis. Officers include: Mrs.
Woouden, vice president; Mrs.
Cousin, secretary: Mother Brown.
chaplain and Mrs. Hooks and
Mrs. d Herrin are teachers. Mrs.
y. Brown is chairman OF the So
cial committee.
The women's division OF the
Builders association. will meet
Saturday, March rs.
There will be debate Good
Friday night at the New Liberty
church, 4i19 Willis at Russell.
Everybody is invited TO attend.
Mrs. NJ. Baldwin is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Lists Two Gardens OF Eden, One
In Africa And Other With Christ

Dorothy rolmar writes the fol
loving concerning the work oeins
done a. Triumph the Church ADD
KINGDOM Of God in Christ Of which
the Rev. J. r. Jones = pastor. she
SAYS
The eternal truth, which Is now
going forth. has 70 racial limiia-
lions. Every race, color and creed
10 accepting the truth I" Il really
is Pastor j. +. Jones does not
withdraw TIA; which Cod gives
him because there are N'siiorf OF
other Faces present ior tie Bible
cefn!'sly states TIA, Ethiopia shall
soor stretch forth her hands unto
Coo
Rev Jones cerounces ne grave
ard prepares orr minds ;cr lie and
wig Tss Gospel, vE'ch is re-
,saiee ore h-irEs pesce snc 10y
~, ocf every hei1r IRE Rev Nj.
f7-ss also rreachet sermon Fri
5ss -sH:. 9sriainl1g - ne holy
ss,afs c. God re prirted out 20
.s Asf ,here ars ,wc gardens OF
5 sr-cne rstarsl garden @, Eden
ras' ~ snd me spiritual
,s-der % Ets- representing mans
70 ~ Wis rAris, ? God. az Il
ass before Aesm Gisoosfed NE
av q. ca To-Day or ives mus;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
King Solomon Baptist

s S4nGay school viii render
Is Easter program a. 90 m
Ess.4~ slnday Roberi Hicks Is
sage r'eraenf.
A. as II so service the Pastors
mo ,lrrished the music. The
J4n.cr lsher board served The
morn ~ sermon was delivered by
ne associate pastor Rev I 5.
Go,ssaY sunday Maseh L. subject
Tss Nssd % Second Pifth.'
A. ~ = 70. ne church and pas
'or Rev p II Hilson were the
r1es's of Rev Hilson's brothers
c-.sth The Senior choir and the
Pastors chorus rendered several
sre selections. Rev Hilson
p .eathe on Is That All" Text,
A5,s 8 H.
Rey T. " Mills VAS the guest
sr@ake- ~ lie evening service
ris SUBJECT Nas STICK 10 H."
The ByPI' meets q, $50 pm
TVS general missionary society
7st.s each Monday A. 100 pm.
s aides are invited TO attend
On Mach . me general mission
nave a biz program at the
t4.fth
The pastor. Rev +. II Hilson.
1 preach a. 500 am Easter
surasY mornlng
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Mt. Olive Baptist

Sunday School was we'll attend
ed last Sunday morning. The SUI
perinterdent. Deacon ]. Wooten
was in charge. And the lesson
was reviewed by Mrs. Bessie Gil
lians. Remarks were made by the
Rev. s. r. See and others
At the 100 am. service Rev.
See took his text from Isaiah The
music was furnished by the Senior
choir. with Mrs. Mary Prince as
soloift
The evening service Aas conduct
ed by the deacons. The choir rem
dered a lovely program. which was
enjoyed by all. Mrs. f. Gregory
was in charge.
The pastor and deacons had a
lovely trip 10 Cleveland last week.
whore they went 20 at.css.d = meet
ing.
Rev. ]. n Brown Is pastor OF
Mt. Olive and Mother Ella Brown
is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Special Sermon
At Peoples Bapt.
Sermon Sunday
From Matthew

Palm Sunday was a glorlou, A,
at Peoples Baptist church. At II
am. Pastor w. 4. Ramssv
preached from Matthew. suhisc,
who Is This"
At $3.50 pm the Gospel choru.
sponsored a "dlme rally" A splsn-
did program was rendered. Al ?. IN
pm. Rev Ramsey preached anoth-
at Peoples Baptist church OF Mar,b
1884. subject. "A Visitor From
Heaven.
A fashion show will be presented
at Peoples Baptist church on Mar
%. NJ Robinson and others will \.
featured on program All are IN.
vited.
Al $3.50 pm. March 2ith. a snec.
ial sermon will be delivered nv
the pastor. A grand march will h.
featured led by Mrs. Ramsey
Mrs. Hall is Ill at the General
hospital.
Mrs. Walton and Miss Smiley
who have been III, are out aeain
You are invited TO attend All
services at Peoples Bantis,
church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
HartfordP rayerBand

The Hartford Prayer Band Is
still going forward and doing fine
work. The members do rot just
come 10 the meetings and stop at
getting their spiritual strength
renewed, but they 20 out during
the week and see what sunshine
they can spread.
The Sick committee. composed
OF r. A. vivians, Mrs. l.. Jones
and Mrs. Marshall visited several
hospitals last week. and also Wis
tied a number OF shut-ins. They
found one poor old lady living
alone and sick. The water pipes
in the house had bursted and her
feet had been in the frozen water
for several days. She was without
food. The committee did what they
could q relieve her suffering. Mr..
Vivians Il going 10 repair the
pipes for her. so she can get wat
er. The committee also gave re-
lief 10 one member Of the band.
whose husband II III. There were
several little children in the fam
ily. needing help,
Another member Of the Prayer
Band writes to various members
and friends and sends them liter
ature. The Band gave her A dona-
tion 10 help on the postage Mr..
Pitts was presented, q member
shin certificate
Mediate on Psalm 103 this
week
r A. vivians r. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
USHERS'
NOT ES

The city Ishers Board union
tAeir installation services,
March IL at $500 pm. at the 81
Fsl. AMEZ church. The service
Va conducted by Rev. r. r..
Flaes pastor OF the church.
rev Flack told each officer
Wha' daily he had 10 perform 10
their Years work There were
tReniy-nine officials present. ard
only one was absent, Mrs. kivel
VINO is ~ al home.
On Friday, March 20. the ushers
are having .anquet in honor OF
the newly elected officers. All
proceeds will 90 towards Christ
mas fund for The poor. Thirty-five
cents is the admission.
The stair meets each second
Monday night at the Russell street
church annex at s o'clock
" D. Gordon, president A. W.
Harris reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Special Easter Programs Prepared
For All Catholic Churches Sunday
By J. May

ny u Nhy
During the past week the Cath
Ollie church has been concerned
with the suffering and death OF
Her Founder In most emphatic
manner she has shown her sorrow
and her people have Joined with her
in expressing their sorrow and
repentance for sins which caused
Our Saviour's death.
We know that Christs Resurrec-
ton il historical fact because OF
the mary witnesses. men and wo-
men 10 whom He appeared testified
10 this fact. He was with His
Apostles and Disciples guiding and
instructing them
In the JOY OF Easter we must fol-
low Christ by dying to sin so that
We can arise with Him 10 new
lie Of glory The Church which He
founded shows us the way 10 sal-
walton and helps US to live the life
OF faith and virtue.
Special Easter programs have
been arranged for the Easter Mass
rs AZ Sacred Heart Church. Rlvard
ard Elliott streets and a ST. Bene-
dicl the Moor Church, Beechwood
AT Begole avenues. We cordially in
wife you to attend the services at
these churches. DO not remain
away on Easter sunday Services
at 81 Benedict the Moor church
will he at :. s. 10 and II noon. At
Sacred Heart church services will
be conducted at $50. $50 and IL
g, clnrk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23

Ceinthian Baptist Church We'll 81
Filled For Palm Sunday Services Al

Service was we'll attended last
sunday morning at Corinthian Bap-
fist church. Rev. +. J. Jackson,
pastor. preached wonderful SER
mon. He chose his text from Matt
27-ss. subject THE Three Cross
es'. Music was furnished by the
Senior and Junior choirs Mrs
Pauline Houston was the soloist.
Az 800 pm. Rev. W. NJ. Brooks,
pastor OF the First Baptist church,
Romeo. Mich. was the guest speak
er. The BAt department was IN
charge OF the service.
During the evening service Rev.
Jackson delivered a short. but IT.
spring message. Subject. The
Scene and Incident at the Cruel
fixion OF Christ"
on Wednesday. April ;. the pas
tor will preach At the New Mt.
Zion Baptist church. In celebra-
lion Of the anniversary OF Rev J.
s. williams The Senior choir and
ushere will accompany the pastor.
The members of Corinthian Bap-
list church are looking forward 10
great revival service which will
begin soon.
on the nth Sunday in March
the church IA sponsoring a weight
rally.
All members are asked 10 pur-
chase the Detroit Tribune from
Ernest Branch at 1865 DelmAr
avenue.
Mrs Mae Williams II church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Thompson Ave. Bapt.

Supt. Robert Lee was in charge
OF the Sunday School NJ Thompson
Avenue Baptist church Sunday
morning
At 1880 am. Rev. L. J. Benson
preached a splendid sermon sub
jet. "Calvary's Triumph Through
Sacrifice"
At 3 pm. the Nurses guild rem
dered a program.
The Missionary society meets
each Monday at I pm. All state
and district missionary workers
are welcome to visit these meet
ings.
Plans are being made for the oh
servarce OF the pastors fifth an
niversary as pastor.
Church notes should he given TO
Mrs. Ray. Call Townsend 5-35i9 or
Townsend 9-772s. Read the Tribune
for church news each week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Little Rock Baptist

Rev. r. F. Tate preached a Won
derful sermon last Sunday At Lit
tie Rock Baptist church. The choir
furnished the beautiful music.
Al $50 IT. the afternoon. Rev.
Mr.. Cartwright preached for the
Mo.hers' Beard. Mother Brown
was the sponsor.
The BYPU IL progressing rap
idly under the leadership OF Mrs.
G. Robinson.
The Baptist Builders sssocia-
ton will meet at Little Rock on
March 29-3i.
Mrs. NJ. r. Cousin is church re-
norter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
ClintonChapelAMEZ

Superintendent ]. r Johnso,
took charge OF the SUNDAY School
which convened at $50 am.
"rhe Triumphal Entry" was Tho
subject OF the pastors discour..
az the morning service. Text ST.
Mark 1l:9. There were .manv
visitors present.
AT 800 pm. the Palm Sunday
program. sponsored nv Mrs y y
Williams. WAS rendered. The Mis-.
sionary Evangelists had charge q,
the program. Mrs. Bessie " stew.
ems. granddaughter OF tho laa
Bishop j. w. Hood OF the ANrz
church. was the mistress OF cere.
monies.
The following gospel singers
furnished the music. Prof lesss
Davis. Mr., and Mrs. Tate ana Mrs
Phillips. Mrs. r. McKeever was
the accompanist. Amonr ,hs
speakers were: Rev. s. Hunter
Rev. f. Peterson, Rev. Georgia
Clarke and Rev. Frances Filzpal.
rick.
Al 500 pm. DR. r Stelmors
had full charge OF the service.
Or April the church will csls.
pirate the fourth anniversary II
the pastor. Rev. williams DR. =
A. Charleston and ST. Paul AME
church will he the guests. Theirs
VIII he musical programs render
"a on Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday nights following.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Go To Church
SUNDAY
Flush Poisons From
Kidneys and Stop
Getting Up Nights
Be Healthier, Happier
Live Longer

When you can get for as CEN. 4
safe, efficient and harmless s'lmi-
liant and diuretic that shouid
flush from your kidneys the vas,s
matter. poisons and acid thai srs
now doing you harm. why confirms
to break your restfui sleep by eet-
ting up thru the night?
Don't be an EASY MARX and ac-
cept q substitute - Ask for Gold
Medal HARLEM on CapsuIes--rIght
from HARLEM In Holland. GIT
GOLD MEDAI-the original ihs
genuine. Look for the Gold Medal
on the box--3s cents.
Other symptoms OF weak kidnevs
and irritsted bladder may be back-
ache. puffy eyes. shifting pains
turning or scanty passage ADV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Storm Branch Baptist

Al the Sunday morning worship,
Pastor c. J. Thompson preached.
subject, For We Walk by Faith,
not by Light" Cor ST..
Al 2 pm. the warren Avenue
Baptist church worshipped at
Storm Bra->ss. The Rev. Mr.. Mat
thews preached a forcefnl sermon,
subject. Christ. the Foundation
OF the Church
The BYPU meeting was At 6
pm
The Rev Mr. Thompson spoke
briefly At the night service from
Psalm 1885
Mes Slaughter Is on the sick
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Gospel Singer i'll
S ing At Blackwell
Temple Five Nights

Mrs Edna Tate. Gospel singer.
will he featured in a five-nlght
program al Blackwell Temple,
4i27 Beaubicn street. from April l
through s. Rev G. NJ. Ball is pas
tor.
A fine program was presented
by Mrs Tate March II and Is al
King David Temple One OF her
songs made a profound Impression
upon the congregation II was en-
titled. I'm Climbing High Noun
tsine' One person was healed and
another accepted for baptism at
King David Temple Mrs. Tate Is
also a booster for the Detroit Tri-
bure.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Good Will Baptist

Ire Rev Mr Perdure. pastor ~
Good VII preached grand SER
mon SUNDAY morning from Matt.
% Is
AZ 80 . N the pastor also
preached another masterful dis
course 'rom Psalms SSH, subject.
"A Chrisiisr Life
Thursday night March 81. the
rAN Nr Nanstan - Triedstcne
Rspts, church. Will render pro-
gam Sunday. March q, at 3:30
& m Friendship Harmony Five
sns calvary Baptist choir will have
? musical get-together. The public
% daily invited.
zelda Mae Dosty Is church re-
1,orter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
C0LORED SALES AGENTS

The J. X. watkins Products
Company Ia offering a wonderful
opportunity 10 colored men and
women t0 sell internationally
known products. This II a year
around job and previous exper-
Is#es II moi necessary. During the
past three month. l.. &. Anderson,
Who II the colofed manager Of
ibis district, has shown = remark
able Increase In business among
colorea people. Territories are
now open for ten men and ten
women. For Interview, apply NJ
ssIi Hamilton Ave, between 7
and . am.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Peace Baptist Church

Peace Baptist church is maxi
INK ready for the coming OF the
World Stars Gospel singers. that
will render a program Tuesday.
March 26, AZ 500 pm Those on
program will be: Lady Ester
Pones division. Jewel Jubilee. the
BRADY Four. the Russell Street
sunsci Five. the Royal Singers and
others.
Soloists will be Mrs Sallie
Jones, Mrr. w. NJ. Gamble. Miss
VI. Ford. Mrs. Fay Bruce Amos.
Pennyman. and Mrs. r. Tate.
DR.. l.. H. Payne, executive d.
rector. will direct. The program
is being sponsored by the All Lady
club. Mrs X. whitney. president
Rev. l.. T. Clay Is pastor OF
Peace Baptist church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Second Baptist

The Altar Circle Of the Second
Baptist church. met Monday. Mar.
IL. at the home OF Mrs. Maud Will
liams. 6f2 King avenue
After thirty minutes Of busy
work. the program for the day
was entered into. Mrs. Irene Me-
Clendor discussed the topic Of
"Preview OF the World OF Tomor-
row" A delightful menu was serv-
ed by the hostess.
Mrs. Carrie Riley r. president
OF the circle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
New Salem Baptist

The Rev. MIR. walker. the pas
tor OF New Salem Baptist church,
is doing splendid work and ia
recognized by his members and the
community as one OF the finest pas
tors IT. Michigan.
The congregation enjoyed 3 fine
singing service Sunday night Mrs.
Hutchins' Trumpcteers were on
program. Mrs. p. Blackman gave
two inspiring talks at the church
Sunday night.
b. Smith is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-23
Membership Has
Increased Under
Rev. Armstrong
Large Crowd
Attends Service
Palm Sunday

Editors Ncts --Trsss Liits waite
70 Detroit ~hure - are mscs each
week ~ A,foraey Alfred caNssf sno
10 sreclsl representative 81 IRE Do
troit rrit4aa IL re srfieleA Aftor.
re- asrty sivss wa Closeup"
and 'rfcrrafi.s a-ccg-' - 'se srce-
rees arc s-fi.'fies % ths 10 rifuA
ce--cA@ v.sitec