The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-05


christian is never afraid OF the
world and its problems, becaus Sc
he has faith" Among the visitors
were: A Matthias. Detroit. and 9TH
ers.
Viola Gum Is church reporter.
Church OF God In Christ
The Sunday school was well at
tended.
The morning service was very
largely attended. and the pastor
the Rev. J. w. Gaudy, preached. He
recently returned from HIS vaca-
ton.
The rally closed with great sue
cess. all the captains making fne
reports. Captain OF No. l reported
1853. She was Mrs. Bell. Mrs. Mer-
cier. OF No. 2, had SIP; Mrs. Thorn
as. OF No. 3. s44.55 Mrs. Poole OF
No. 4, s126.13. The total was
s345.6S. The church thanks the
visiting pastors. who came with
their workers and assisted. The
public In general Is also thanked
for contributions.
Union Baptist Church
Last Sunday. the Rev. Mr.. Bra
al preached an inspiring sermon.
Five were added 10 the church roll.
The text was from Luke 19:4-5.
A big revival meeting began Mon
day OF this week and will contin-
ne through Friday. Oct. IL. Serv-
ices begin at 1880 each evening.
with the Rev T. Undertake, OF
Pontiac, conducting. He Is dy-
manic evangelist and teacher.
Prayer meetings are held every
Wednesday night at s o'clock.
The Rev. r. c. Copeland is pas
tor; Benjamin Caswell. church re-
porter.
Triumph Church
At the morning hour Sunday, the
pastor OF Triumph Baptist church
preached a forceful sermon on
THE Universal Program on the
Mountain" A number OF visitors
were present.
An educational program was pre-
scented In the afternoon. Speakers
were: Professor Walthall, Profess
sor Boone, Principal walcotte, also
the principal OF River Rouge high
school.
Eunice Hudson Is church report
err.
Sports
We do wish the parents would
take more interest in our sports al
the Northrup school. from TO 9
o'clock every evening. We have
games for girls. boys and adults
The gymnasium is open every eve
ming and you may have any game
you desire. Just give couple Of
days notice TO James Jackson. and
he will make arrangements for
your accommodation concerning
these games.
Many parents have been asking
what have their children been do
ing at the Fairgrounds until Q pm.
You are cordially invited to visit
our Fairgrounds at the Northrup
school.
All men who wish 10 have a bas-
ketball team. are requested to re-
port at the gymnasium Friday. Oct
4. at $40 pm. Married ladies may
report at $3.50 pm.
James Jackson superyises all
sports and athletics. Henry Pollard
arts and crafts; Mrs. Wells. girls
sewing and knitting.
Please permit your children Ia
come and enjoy these activities. We
do keep them under good control.
Notice
Our banquet Is approaching near
err every day. Boys are trying ia
sell their tickets. so Manager James
Jackson. OF the West Side Stars
asks all readers OF The Tribune to
help our young boys, by getting
your tickets early. Our banquet
will he held at Quinn's Lone Pine,
on Palmerston. oct 10. at pm.
We ask this cooperation Of the
people, because the Oldest boy on
our ball club Is nineteen years oi
age and is a school boy. We are
going to get a bus for the boys 70
travel In from game 10 game IN
1871, so please do your part We
are also taking pledges from any
one who wishes to aid. We must
have forty chickens and four tur'
KEYS by Oct. 10. Others have made
nledges. Thank you, In advance.