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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Gospel Choral Union
By Bobblc BIackman

The conservation services held
Saturday night, Feb. a were well
attended. and all present enjoyed
the services. After rehearsing sew
cral new Plumbers, President
lIutchlns asked that an altar call
be made by the Rev. Mr.. Walker
The call was made and two re-
spondcd. one backslider. the other
convert The union sang "will
The Lord remember me?F directed
by Pres IIatchins.
The meeting closed with the sing
ers ready for real service on Sun
day morning Many visitors were
present. several OF Whom came ard
gave their names as new members
The meeting was held at New Salem
whore tho union members can be
found on the job any Saturday eve
ming. The church Is located at Du.
hois and Illinois streets.
The Eas,side lnspirational group
sprang surprise on the union
Sunday evening. Feb. % by present.
ing a musical az New Salem
Every number rendered was well
received.
Prof Thomas A. Dorsey. nation
al president and founder OF the Ma
tional Gospel Singers Union oil
America witt he present in our OK.
ira session Of the State convention
which convencs at New Salem
Monday and Tuesday. March 4 and
> March Prof Dorsey will be the
main speaker in ypsilanti At tho
Second Baptist church. At which
time the union will furnish the
music
The union will he ir Chatham
Ont. March s and 10. The man,
friends and we'll wishcrs Of the
union are expected 10 attend these
meetings. Prof Dorsey viii speak
at each meeting lie is considered
one Of Americas foremost gospel
song writer's and has written more
gospel songs thar any one person
in America Among some OF his best
works are Precious Lord. Take
my Hand when the Gate Swings
Open and "I'll Tell Il Wherever
| Co." Don't fail 10 hear him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Jubilee Singers Of Mission Union
To Appear At King David Chapel

The rccular weekly meeting OF
the Womers Mission circle. was
held az the home OF Ms. y Woot-
IN, 26l5 Riopelle, at pm. last
Thursday
The next meeting will be held
from > 10 pm, February %. at
The home OF the president, Mrs.
Baldwin $40 Alexandrine A SER
mon viii he preached in behalf OF
the mission Refreshments will be
served. The public is invited
The Juhiiee Singers Of the WMU
viii render program - King
David Chapel e55 Garfield at 3
pm. March 3. The Rev. Mr.. Ma
con is pastor.
The Executive board Will meet at
1914 Willis street al the usual
hour on March {. The Baptist
builders association viii meet in
Detroit from March - through 81.
Mrs D. Hooks j. president
The Sick include Mrs. y Wooien.
Mrs VI. Baldwin, Mrs. NJ Camp
bell Mrs VI Cousin ana Mrs. y.
Hooks. Mrs. N. Baldwin is report
or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Scott Youth Choir
Sponsors Program

Special tribute was paid TO sew
eral national heroes last Sunday
night In praise and song, by the
Young Peoples choir. The patr'o-
tie program was both inspiring and
Informative to all present
Vocal renditions were given by
Miss Incz Payne and Thomas Hall.
Other musical selections included
patriotic songs by the choral
group. also special readings were
offered by Miss Elizabeth Robin
son. who recited Lincoln's Gett,s-
burg Address. 4 talk on Washing
tor was made by Mrs. Carrie
wilkes. and another on Frederick
Douglass. By Miss Betty Jane
Brown Special comments were CIV
en- by Pastor Carrot. Messrs. Trim
HE Logan and NJ Hall
James Hall is president OF the
choir group. Alfred Jefferson is or
raniet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Hartford Prayer
Band

The Hartford Prayer band heIi a
very fine meeting last Sunday
morning. Several members we're
absent. on account ~ illness IN
GLIDING Mrs Anna Hill. Mrs Ed
monsion. Mrs Corrine Walker and
Mrs Jones. Special PRAYER was Of
fered for them.
John Langston. who is always
Early at the meetings. has a warm
nre IN the building for those who ~
tend. The members are glad ~
have him there 10 greet them with
smile. as they come in 10 serve
the Lord.
Mrs Abbott and her committee
reported ter families who hove
started the family altar IN their
MONIES recently One lady from
DAYTON Ohio, asked FOR pravers for
her family, as she has a family al
tar now.
Many persons went 10 Mrs. HIlrs
recently. for prayer and advice
when the trials Of life are so heavy
" y helnful 10 hc able 10 70 and
&C. roiief IN PRAYER
r. A. vivians Is reported Tor the
band. W
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
New Salem Baptist

An encouraging monthly report
was given By Secretary Torey r.n-
cas- OF the SUNDAY school last sun
day morning. The report showed
the work done by each department
Of the school
The pastor, the Rev J II Walker
preached great sermon. An oan.
rational program WAS held in tho
afternoon. Mrs. Ponder. Mrs ward
Mrs. Tate Mrs F. Motley donarf.
mental superiniendents NJ me cal.
vary Baptist Sunday School were
nreser' and gave timely addresses
The Peoples Baptist SUNDAY
School was represented nv the Rev
D. D. Williams who electrified his
audience with Interesting remarks
The Junior choir sang for The even
lne service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
New Bethel Baptist

Last Sunday morning. the chorus
OF New Bethel Baptist church again
furnished appropriate music under
direction OF Robert Nolan. The
theme song was the hymn. "Ill
Overcome Some Day. Joseph Cole
was the guest OF the chorus Sunday
night. All choirs OF the church are
preparing special music for Easter.
Robert Field. 4422 st. Antoine. is
visiting his mother In Georgia.
The Rev Mr. Armstrong The
pastor. was taken III Just before
the morning service. and the as
sistant pastor preached The text
was from Gen 1925. "Shall moi the
Judge OF all the earth do right"
Mrs Myrtle Tarkins asked the
prayers OF the church for her
daughter who is quite i'll NJ Ford's
hospital.
Mrs. Bruce invited all young peo-
pie TO attend ByPIf meeting every
Sunday at $50 p m.
A "call-to-service" program viii
he given at the church Thursday.
February %. under auspices of the
Usher board THE March or Time"
program will he rendered March <
az ; Is p. m. The Young people will
nave program AZ y. m. on the
Second Sunday in March.
New members who Joined Sunday
were Lulu and Harvey Slaughter
and Ike Drake.
p. Donnie Is church renorter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
TABERNACLE!
GOSPEL CHOIR
PROGRESSING
A. v. McCutcheoI
Directs Impressiv
Music At Service,

The progress being made bv \.
ernacle's Gospel chorus under Il
capable leadership OF lhorisisr'
V. McCutcheon. is plcasinpl,
ticeable, as was demonstrated
the singers splendid rendition 4
the morning service SUNDAY 4
%. Especially enjoyable wss
singing of Just A Little Talk n
Jesus" Preceding the sermon
the pastor. the Rev. II. II pirm,
a duet was effectively sung BY NJ
danes ii. Brunette and n ~,
Out of his chosen text I've M,
ten What I've Written" the M \
made 1t clear that Christians sbo,
gravely concern themselves an
the kind OF record they arc n,
ing from day 10 day. tie said \,
are all yiolators of he lave
God as II is written AN have \
ned and come short Of tAe rlofv'
God yet it is wonderful 10 4
that provisions have been madel
which our accounts can Ne !
tied. Knowing that Gods iadem.
is final. a Christian shoald IA
hard each day TO refrain from h,
things which tend 10 mar his !,
ord" A candidate for baptism I
accepted into the church
The Yourg Matrons clah h.Jl
fourth annual tea from iepmI
the church. The speaker at
evening worship was to Rev F,
Simmons, visitor from Iowa
The Senior choir. under iar
rection OF Charles W sne Elm
rehearsing strenuously tNo n 4
each week for the presentation
It's Easter cantata SUNDAY. MAJ
"A.
The Goodwill club Is saonsorl
a social Saturday evening. va
>. at the Johrsons home. 4,
fireman avenue. All a wood
10 attend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02

The Rev. S. A. Davis OF Port
Huron, guest OF the pastor the Rev.
W. A. Crider. preached for the
morning service. Subject, "Remem-
bering Gods blessings" Text. Il
will remember the right hand OF the
Most High. Psalm 77:10. The
Rev. Mr.. Davis preached again for
the evening service. The Rev. Mr..
Smith preached for the afternoon
service.
The Conference Aid with Mrs.
Marie Giles as president, will rem
der a program at the home OF Mrs.
Baker at 800 sunday, March 3.
Miss Banks. joined the teaching
force OF the Sunday School. Mr..
Carter. son OF Mrs. Holmes, one OF
our best Sunday School teachers,
also Joined the working force OF
the teachers.
Gertrude Johnson is church re-
nOrfQr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
FLUSH KIDNEYS OF
ACIDS AND POISON
Gain In Health And
Stop Getting Up Nights

When kidneys are continue
over-burdened they often pe',"'
weak - the bladder Is irri'a'su
often passage Is scaniy and sn.
and burns - sleep Is resile" ~
nightly visits to the bathroom y
frequent. -
A safe. harmless and inexpep. :.
way 10 relieve this trouble ana IA
restore more healthy action % \. ~
neys and bladder Is 20 get from M, ~
druggist a rs cent box N ~ y.
MEDAL IIaarIem oil Capsule, 49,. \,
take as directed - don't be "''''
pointed.
Don't be an Easy MARh ave- c i
eept n substitute - Ask 'or '"
Medal IiaarIem on Capsu''r,,
right from Haarlem In ill.,. ..l
GET GOLD NEDAL-the orlE'' csl
the genuine. Look for I'VE
Medal ON the box-35 cents
Remember other syr'n '"
kidney and bladder trouble ". '.,,
bachache. pnfy eyes. ner'0' Al
and lea eTsmph
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Quinn Chapes Pastor Plans To Work In Cuba And Afric
anne Zion Ministers To Speak AT
Quarterly Meeting OF John Wesley

Drs. L. p. Powell and p. r. Flack
will be the speakers at John Wes-
ley AME Zion church. Sunday.
March 3. at the third quarterly
meeting services OF the year.
The three club movements for
the past week were begun by the
Pastors Aid club, with a tea given
at the pastors residence. Sunday
February is. from 10 6. Mrs. Al
berta Simerel is president.
Thursday night. February %, the
Building Fund committee gave a
banquet which was quite success.
Johr c. Dancy was speaker. O.
Brown is president.
Last Sunday. the Rev. F. II. l..
Kendredth. Of the CME church,
preached al John Wesley. as the
pastor was ill The Reys. Pickney
and Guinyard were also present
At 2 pm. the Rev. c. NJ. Metcalf
preached and his Gospel chorus
sang. At 7:45 pm. the Rev. Mr..
Phelps preached the closing SER
mon.
The public is invited TO attend
the third quarterly conference on
Sunday. March :. The Rev Jesse J..
Moore Is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
St. Paul AME Zion

A delightful afternoon program
was presented sunday, February %,
al $3.50 pm. at st. Paul AME Zion
church. East Palmer and Beaubien
streets. under auspices of the choir.
Mrs. Hattie Flack presided
Among the choirs participating
on the program were Second Bap-
list choir. ST John Presbyterian.
MI. Olive Baptist. St Peters AME
Zion. and the Church OF Our Father
Baptist
Soloists featured included Walter
Covington. of ST John Presbyterian
choir: Mrs. Brown. Of Scott ME
choir. duet by Mesdames Lindsey
and Hamilton. OF Second Baptist:
solo. Mrs. Rhode. Ebenezer; piano
solo, Mrs. Harris. organist OF ST,
Paul AME Zion reading by repre-
sentative OF st. stephen AME: well
come address. Mrs. Julia Clark. OF
ST. Paul AME Zion; response. Mrs.
Kaigler. OF Church OF Our Father.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Presbyterian Church

Pastor Henry Porter preached
Sunday from thoughts contained in
The sermon On the Mount Matt.
5:66.
At $40 the ushers served AT a
program at ST. Paul AME Zion
church and the choir sang. with
Walter Covington as soloist.
The session met Tuesday night
at the church Mrs. Elease Mann,
OF 3oth street, Is on the sick list.
Sunday. March II. at 4 p. m. the
Non-Pariel club will sponsor a
musical tea in the chapel OF the
church.
The party given last Friday night
by the Young Peoples society was
n success Games were enjoyed by
the older people. as we'll as the
young. Refreshments we're served
between games.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
St. Paul AME Churc

Sunday. the sunday school l''H
was reviewed by Supt. y nfe
At IL am. the Choral elln n
dered splendid music. The p"'
preached an impressive s'lu'
from Isaiah 2S:20. subject a 4
tile Philosophy" One res menu
was added.
ST. Paul was a visitor ~ y
.AME church in River Ronrf q
pm. Sunday. The Rev Nf = ~
is pastor OF the church
AT Z pm. the Rev Nr 'a'e,
Of ST. stephens was guest sP''
or. He spoke from Gen
The big church rally VIII
held April %.
The third quarterly conie'e.
will convene at the churen
March II. You are invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Warren Ave. Baptist

Many visitors and friends were
In attendance AT Warren Avenue
Baptist services last Sunday morn
ing The Rev Mr. Mathews preach
ed a very inspiring sermon from
Exodus s2:l, subject. make Us A
God" Two persons Joined the
church, and one was baptized.
The popularity contest between
Mrs. Mamie and Mrs. Gertrude
Ephrain. will end March 2.
The BYPt' had It's regular ser
vices nj 600 D. m. W. D. Webster
president, was ~, so Miss Rosa T.
Hamilton. vice president. took
charge.
AZ the 500 o'clock services. The
Rev. Mr.. Matthews preached from
James 4:1f
The Mission circle meets every
Monday from 100 until 2 :o0. Mrs
Fannie Hines is president Next
Sunday afternoon The Senior choir
and Group No 4 will 70 10 Elolse
10 see the Rev Frank Howard. who
Is sick there. Deacon Walter n.
Bell Is also on The sick list.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Friendship Baptist Starts Week
'Of Pastor Johnson's Anniversary

The twenty-thlrd anniversary Of
The pastorate OF the Rev J. H.
Ioanson. pastor OF Friendship Raj
ust church. So Mack avenue VIII
hegir Monday. March 4 al ! by p
nj and continue through MONDAY
March II. =,
The programs beginning az ~
O'Clock nightly vii be as follows
Monday evening March I dea-
cons aud trustees IN charge, me
guest speaker the Rev J. ; VIII
liams. pastor ard choir o. New
III Zion: Tuesday, Mothers board
and Mission circle in charge. win
,he Rev n Il. Coleman aud choir
81 Macedonia Baptist church sery-
irr wednesday. speaker. the Rev.
q " Wright With his choir of NJ.
ZION BAPTIST. Red Circle Sunday
school sna BYPr IN charge;
THURSDAY. re Rev a N. Martin
and hoir az New Light Bap'ist
,t4rsA VIZ hs guests ~ the Pas
tors Ala and Nurses gWld
The senior hoir and Usher
hoard VIII sponsor me program
F-iasy eser'ng presenting The
Rev r cay * Peace Baptis,
ossba accompanied by Ms choir.
: nday Marin - tho Rev Q 3.
Jones ard choir of second Baptist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
St. Paul AME Church

Or. S. S. Morris. general secre-
tary OF the Christian Endeavor lea
CUES, wboss headquarters is IN
Ihiladelphis. will preach at ST.
Paul Sunday morning at lO:45.
Al , y. IN. the Rev. George w
baber, his choir and congregation
VIII worship az ST. Paul. The Rev
Mr.. Baber viii preach.
Sunday evening at 7:45 the pas
tor the Rev. J. A. Charleston. Will
preach from the subject. always
With God"
The Sunday School will convene
AZ s:i5 am. with George Garner
as superintendent The Allen G y
league Will meet AT : n. m. for the
Juniors. and $50 .. m. for the Ser.
Tors. Miss Carrie Gordon IL IN
charge OF the former: Mrs. Lola
Williams. the latter group.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
League Observes
World Fellowshi

The Epworth league ~ scott
church, under the direction q n
sidcnt Zelma Sykes ohse''
World Fellowship PRAYER pay
Wednesday. The occasion. AZ d
growth OF the World feloel
meeting at Amsterdam Holal
last year, was held ~ connect
with the regular PRAYER service
The speaker for the cAsN'as
the Rev. Emory Carter oi Rfl
AME church. Mrs l.'ue''o a.
and Miss Leila HOLIDAY reat''
solos.
Miss Sykes led the eosp u Z
timonials and sertence paF'f
Following the program fewa'
were made by memncl %
church and the Rev. ii N car
the pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Knights And Ladies
OF St. Peter Claver
To Hold A Meeting

4 meeting OF the knights OF 81.
Peter Claver OF FIR. Kapp Council
Il viii be held Saturday March :,
rom Z TO . $40 pm. at the 81. Peter
Clayer Community House, Beaubien
and Elliot streets The Grand
knight requests all members to be
present
The officers chosen 10 direct the
Council for this year are the fol-
lowing Charles l.. Rawlings. grand
knight, Il. Chcnever, deputy grand
kniehi John II Odell recording
secretary. Charles y. Berry, trea-
surer and James Gibson. lecturer
The Grand Lady Of the Ladies
Auxiliary OF the knights OF St
peter Clayer announces meeting
~ the Ladies on sunday. March 3
az the Meeting Room in Sacred
Heart school after the N3O Mass.
The officers OF the Ladies auxiliary
are Mrs. John II. Odell grand
lady. Mrs lncy Jones vice grand
ladt. Mrs - Banks, recording
secretary. Mrs Mary Dudley. as
sis'aNf recording secretary; Mrs.
Ru'h Newman financial secretary
and Mrs. Edw Walker. assistant
financial secretary
The Knights and ladies' are COM
priSed ~ Colored men and ladies OF
fNe catholic faith ard are active
ia works 90 charity and religion
ming the members 81 the group.
Arv one interested IS requested TO
ildfes, BE Grand knight. Charles
n Rawlings si7S Pennsylvania
avenue ami Mrs John H. Ole.i.
-s8aa lads eioe Scotch avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Second Baptist
Church

Tho ieo. r. l.. Brady. pastor Of
SecoNc baptist church. asks the
folioWtg pointed Questions:
Are we honest with ourselves
when We assert that we can be as
good Christian out OF the church as
We can ip?
rs ihete a value IN church mem
bershlp that we cannot afford to
MISE
Are We simpiy receiving the
ha,k-waSh ot community when
we calm allegiance o Christ and
refuse 10 support Ills church?
~ Won are claiming 70 be a
Chri-tian and uoi dertfea with
any clarch VIII yon drop into The
second BAPTIST church sunday
morning and let us talk Il over?''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Little Rock Baptist

The Rev. r. E. Tate preached a
masterfnl sermon Sunday Morn
ing from 81. Luke AS. An excellent
program was also presented at the
church at $3.50 pm. Mr.. Penman
and Mrs. Ruth Thomas were spon-
sors. The Senior choir sang a num-
Der OF lovely selectlors.
The BYPU met at $50 pm. and
was wen attended Mrs r. Tate
rendered q solo. Mrs. q. Robinson
Is president; Mrs.l NJ. X. Cousin.
church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02

AZ the morning worship held at
Clirton Chapel AME Zion church
last Sunday, the pastor, the Rev
F. NJ. Williams used the following
as his text II came not 10 call the
righteous hut sinners TO repent
ance,' subject Jesus the sinners
friend"
AZ 3 p. m. the pastor and choir
were guests OF Shady Grove BAPTIST
church, at which time the Rev. Mr..
Williams brought the message. At
: D. m. DR.. c. NJ. Means OF 1000
Brewster street, preached a pow
erful sermon.
Mrs. Ella Wilson left Tho city
Tor Philadelphia. Pa. on account OF
the death Of her sister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
BUYING NEW
EDIFICE IN
HAMTRAMCK
Painting Hobby
OF Wilberforce
Graduate

editors Note ,-Thsss Little Visits
TO Detroit Churches are made each
sesk oy Attornet Alfred Casey Nno
u a special representative OF The De-
,rolt Tribune In mo srticlee Aftor.
ney Casey eives = vivid. -cioss-up"
and informative account u % prog.
ress snd sctivifiss Of the individual
chlrches Yisited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
True Christlike

On the fifth Sunday in Nsr'n
3 pm. the church will hold = Y
rally. which everybody Is in'lleo
attend.
The schedule OF service iolo"'
Tuesday At s Pm, sel''.
Thursday. 8 pm. healing '..
Sunday, IL am. ard s pm ="
ice.
God so loved the world 'na I,
gave His only begotten SON "
Rev. Ezekiel Ward is pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02

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Atazefs ana torch hearers MO c4'
reu ,s,ts semo.e places and
4ho es..y ,as TORCH to the "a sem
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arc esoiuts in .ha fafa and rre.
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The Rev So N fk Has sil-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-13
FORDHAM SENIORS
 AUTHORS OF PLAY
Historical Theme Excel. lently Handled; Veteran
 Professional Assists

In line with some fine work being done in Catholic colleges throughout the country Fordham University presented the other night the first full length play written by It's stu- dents and produced by the college. Also, though no women attend Fordham except In its extension courses, three women appear in the cast of the play, and a professional, the English actor, Robert Speaight, played Edmund Campion, one of the Jeseuit preists executed in England for treason under Queen Elizabeth. The play, written by two seniors, was titled "Who Ride on White Horses" tells the story Of the per- secution of Catholics In England in the late fifteen hundreds, and fol- lows Champions career. Female roles were those : Queen Elizabeth, and ladies in waiting.
 Campion was executed In 1881, and this year being the four hundredth anniversary of his birth, as well as the four hundredth anniversary of the founding of the Jesuits this event was planned as Q contribution to worldwide celebrations, Emmet Levery who was 50 prominent in the WPA Theatre project and who wrote "second Spring" produced by the Boston College Dramatic society last year, supervised the preparation of the script. The play was produced ct the Hecksher theatre Wednesday and Friday nights of this week and will be repeated tonight. MT. Spe- aight who plays Cafnpion was seen in the professional production of Murder in the Cathedral"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-13

Special Agent Paulson from the New York Field Division of the Fed- eral Bureau of Investigation will speak at the meeting of the Mir. and Mrs. Club of the Second Congrega- tional Church next Wednesday eve- ming at 7:45 o'clock. His appear ance here was arranged with J. Ed- gar Hoover in Washington, D. c.
 The Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority of the Second Church will meet next wednesday evening at 2 o'clock at Sena's Recreation Alleys on North Main Street instead of having Q reg ular meeting at the church.
 There will be Q special meeting of the deacons following the morn ing service tomorrow in regard to China Relief Sunday, January 2l. There will be Q special executive board meeting of the Womens Association Monday afternoon at ? o'clock in the church parlor. Plans for the coming year will be formu- lated.
 University Nights Program will begin Thursday evening, January ie, with three courses at 7:30 p. m. and MT. Walkers course on "The Beauty of the Bible" at 8:S0 o'clock.