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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Bradfield Calls Meeting Of Catholics
To Prepare For National Convention

Horace r. Brsdfield. president OF
the Detroit Chapter Of the National
Catholic Interracial Federation. has
issued a call 10 the members OF
the Chapter 10 attend meeting
next Sunday. July 2s at three
o'clock at the Sacred Heart school,
Rivard ard Elliott streets
The meeting will be concerned
with reports Of the committees on
the coming National Convention 10
be held In Detroit. August 81 20
September
The Convention will be opened
with Pontificial High Mass cele-
brated by the Most Rev. Edward
Mooney. archbishop OF Detroit, who
Is the Honorary Chairman Of the
convention and who IL vitality in
terested in the work OF the Feder-
alton
The first days sessions will be
devoted 10 the problems OF the Ne
gro IN Industry and problems OF
our youth. The second days session
will feature an Interracial lunch
con ard Mass meeting. The ses-
sions Of the third day will he de-
voted 70 the problems and organi-
cation OF the National office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Dehoits First Lady Supports 'Upit Series;
anne Pastor Makes Final Plans for Program
Christian Science

"Truth" will be the subject OF the
lesson sermon in ell Christian Sci
ence churches throughout the world
on Sunday. July 2s.
The golden text Fps. 1851 -
is: 20 God. my heart is fixed;
will sing and give praise, even with
nv glory For thy mercy Is
great above the heavens: and thy
truth reacheth unto the clouds
Among the Bible citations Is
this passage (Ps. 33:1. A.: Rejoice
in the Lord. o We righteous: for
praise Is comely for the upright
For the word OF the Lord Is right;
and all his work are done In truth"
Correlative passages TO he read
from the Christian Science text
hook. Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures. by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
%. 2s7): Truth cannot he contain
mated by error. The statement
that Truth Is real necessarily In
cludes the correlated statement.
that error. Truths unlikeness. is
unreal"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Director Nolan
Gets Letter From
Mrs. Jehfries

Sunday. July rs. al s pm. the
pastor. Rev. L. B. Johnson. will
be host 10 a roster OF distinguished
speakers and artists. who. accord.
ing TO the pastor. will render one
OF the greatest musical programs
In the history OF the church.
Among the DISTINGUISHED artists
are: Magdeline White. soprano. the
guest artist: Beatrice s. Allen. ma
tionally known Lyric Soprano
Ephriam Sisters. the perfect bar
mony trio: Nellie G. Ransom. dra.
matte reader; Francis Turner. vio-
linist: Tolbert Collins. tenor; Pet
er Means. baritone; Nellie Gibson
and Marie Ayes.
Among the speakers are Mary
Jane Dorns. beauty culturist; Atty
Percival r. Piper: Judge y. j
Healy. Dr. A. W Wright and At
torney n. l.. Dudley.
DR.. n. Y. Tam. very distln.
guished physician, will he master
OF ceremonies
Vernon Chapel will hold two
week revival beginning July 81 u
August 4. Rev. David Baldwin viii
he the evangelist. The public is In
vifed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
USHERS'
NOTES

ny ~ W. nhiiis
The City ushers Union met with
the East Lake Ushers board In their
second anniversary. A spicy pro-
gram was rendered Pastor Gadson
praised the lshers for their
splendid work In bringing about a
better cooperation among the diff
ferent churches.
The Attendance and Finance
Banner was awarded 10 the Calvary
Baptist ushers board.
All were sorry TO learn Of the
death OF the pastor Of the Chapel
Hill church. and extend sympathy
TO the church and family
]. f. Dempsey. chairman OF the
Good Fellows committee urges all
members who sold tickets for the
play that was rendered At he
Sharrard school 10 make their final
report.
At the next regular meeting. g
y. Leaster. president OF the Ushers
State department. asks all mem
bers TO attend all meetings 10 learn
all the details OF the Ushers State
Convention Parade 10 be held the
first week in August The City
fishers will meet with the Grace
Chapel Ushers. SUNDAY. July IS Al
; pm In their anniversary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Leading Musicians
And Speakers To
Approximately. 49,.

When the Music department OF
New Bethel Baptist church begin
their Community Uplift Series OF
programs Sunday July rs at 5 p.
m. among their most ardent sup
porters will be MIS-. Edward JEFF
fries according to letter received
by Robert Nolan last week pledg-
ing her support
The Rev. ]. Clarke Griffin from
Washington. ID. G. will inaugarate
the series. and Donald Marshall OF
the Ford Motor company will de-
liver the principal address.
These programs will continue
through the week TO August 4 with
other outstanding personalities
such as Robert Simmons OF Ink
ster: DR.. James McClendon. Mrs.
Fannie b. Peck. Rev. Horace White
Atty. Charles Roxborough. Rev. A.
C.. williams. A. G.. Wright. l.. c,
Blount. Robert Johnson. OF Ply
mouth. Mich. Miss Nellie Beatrice
Huger. president OF Detroit Coun-
Gil OF Church Musicians: Miss NIL
lie Hynson. Talmadge Turner
president OF Detroit Musicians as
sociation. George McFall. and Rev
Andrew Fowler of Washington. d
c. as speakers.
Musicians appearing during inc
series will be Celeste Cole. Joseph
Cole. nellie ID. Plante. The Ford
Dixie Eight. under direction o'
George Branham. Yolande Maddox
Iuberta woodfork. G. Mae Frier'
sor. Lucille Walker. Edward Loo
kett and John Riley.
Mr.. Nolan. who Is director OF the
Music Department at New Bethe
Baptist church, Is the chairman
and originator OF the series. H'
will conduct his chorus. assisted D,
Meloris Humphrey. pianist
The public Is cordially invited L
hear these programs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Windsor, Ont.
BY ARyTIA CHASE
MI. Zion

The Rev. Mr.. Morton spoke Sun
day afternoon at Mt. Zion church.
This inspiring message was enjoy
ed by the many present. The Rev.
Mr.. Isom Of New York City spoke
N the evening
Last Wednesday night the Tribe
OF Judea held very wonderful
tribe meeting at the church on Nc
Dougall
The annual Brothers meetir p
was held in Amherstburg. Ontar
DIR. Morton will preach In Cleve-
land. Ohio. Thursday night July
25 at the Church OF God, Friday
night In Lorraine. Ohio.
The wedding OF Emerson Crosby
ard Miss Lauretta Morgan took
place Saturday night, July 20 at
s pm. at the home OF the pastor.
AME Church
Mrs Bearice Davis OF New York
aunt Of Rev. Perry. q visiting the
Rev. Perry and family.
A roodly number ~ people az
tended the open air service on Wig
the AME choir rendered many love-
" selections. Rev. Perry announced
an elaborate program for the oc-
caslon.
Lloyd Berry Is spending part
OF the summer no northern On
tario In charge OF Boys summer
camps.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Choral l. on

Because your reporter and the
officials Of the Michigan Gospel
Choral Union have been busy com
piling data and making reports IN
preparation for this years program
The news has failed 10 appear in
the paper for several weeks
The Monthly Inspirational meet
ing was held Sunday NJ New Salem
Baptist church Despite the hot
weather. the affair was we'll at
tended. The Red Circle girls and
the Young Matrons sold chicken
sandwiches and Ice cream The
East Side received both banners
For the last seven davs the Hut
chin's Trumpeteers have been In
series Of programs AZ Fews CME
church OF which the Rev William
Grain Is pastor
Many are planning 10 leave the
city August 70 attend the Ma
tioral convention in Chicago. Him
OILS
For Information concerning the
transportation to he convention
contact Mrs. A. W. Hutchins nv
phoring FL 1897
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Says Youth Revolts
Against Rural Church

WASHINGTON. (ANP)-The Sec
ond of the summer school Discus
sion on the reeds OF American Ne
gro Youth heard DR.. Charles s.
johnson OF Fisk university say that
the Negro rural youth today Is In
revolt agf INST the leadership Of the
rural church. which frowns on
card playing ard dancing and has
kept pace even with the develop
ment OF the schools. He empha-
sized this was not revolt against
religion but against the outmoded
Leadership.
Prof. Johnson sp'd that despite
the poverty Of So. white persons
in the South. that OF the Negro was
more extreme. He said rural Negro
youth In the South gets one-lhird
OF the educational facilities OF the
white youth and one-fifteenth OF
the facilities OF the average Amert-
can youth.
Poverty. said DR. Johnson. Is
the most distinguished feature OF
rural cOlOred youth. cltlER tne t"o
examples. above a. aontributory
causes.
r. Franklin Frazier Of Howard
anniversary told the group that he
youth OF the underprfviieged class
es tends 10 revolt from acceptance
Of inferior racial status. he said
while the upper class Negro fami-
les seek "a shield from their chill
dren racial difficulties by avoiding
circumstances which might make
them aware OF discrimination.
President MordecaI w Johnson
presided ard said he hoped the
the conference would be an annual
event on the program Of the sum
rher school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27

Woman's Day will he observed
Sunday. July 2s. Sunday morning
at 10:45 the pastor will preach on
the subject; THE Woman's Mis-
sion"
Evangelist Elizabeth Crews Of
Oak Grove AME church will preach
al 3 pm.
At s pm. Mrs. NJ. G. Anderson OF
the Baptist Christian Center will
address the audience on Woman
hood"
The Sunday School will convene
at 9:15 am. with George W. Gar
ner as superintendent.
The Jr. and Sr. Allen Christian
Endeavor leagues will meet at 5
pm. ard $3.50 pm. respectively
with Miss Carrie Gordon and Mrs.
Iowa Williams as presidents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
PASTOR Pleads for Morality as ST. Luke Begins Building Program
DR.. T o o d ! e And
Williams To Speak
At Laymen's Meet

The Laymen will sponsor their
inspirational program Sunday. July
2s at Cary Chapel. A. Williams
and Dr. A. c. Toodle will be the
speakers. The Laymens choir nm
der the direction OF r. Williams
will sing.
At the annual election OF offic-
ers held July 10 A. Williams was
elected president for the seventh
consecutive year. Mr.. Williams did
much 10 aid the cause OF Laymen
representation at the General cor
ference. All officers were re-elect-
ed.
The public is invited 10 attend
the meetings held the second We'd
nesday night ir each month at
Ebenezer church corner Willis and
Brush.
I. ]. Stallworth Is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
S. c. Negroes Rush
To r e gister For
The Fall Elections

COLUMBIA. scamp Re
ports received from the Richland
County board OF registration last
week indicated that the Negro
registration for the general cleo
ton in November has exceeded the
white registration three to one.
II was said. however, that the
total number of registered whites
exceeds that OF Negroes. because
persons who have registered sinee
1888 can vote In the November
election. and this carry over"
boosts the white percentage. To
vote In the general election a per-
son must have his state and county
registration certificates and FOIL
tax receipt dated 1913, or ia'er.
T. G. Thornton Ia chairman OF the
county hoard OF registration.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
hurch To Ask Conference To Return
|sv.M N. Culpepper For Fourth Year



pathway for God in your life.
What kind OF pathway are you
making? Are you living in charity
with your neighbor? Are you set-
ting bad example for your chill
dren and falling in your duty to
make christian pathway for
them? Are you doing your share
OF cooperating 10 make a better
community in which to liver Are
you setting the christian example
as will make others desire to come
into Gods church? II you will but
take God with you In your every
day life. you viii he able TO give
the right answer to all Of these
questions and will be making a
pothway straight for God.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Clinton Chapel

The pastor. the Rev. +. NJ Will
llams, brought a forceful message
10 the congregation at Clinton
Chapel from Joshua 6:iS. His sub
ject was. Blowing With the Trum-
pets"
The sermon in the evening was
delivered by the Rev. A. Harder
from st. John 81 Eye must be
born again"
The public is invited TO attend
ALI serVices
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Peoples Baptist

The pastor. The Rev W r. RAM
sey preached fine sermon from
Ephesians b:,i. Put on the whole
armour OF God" The Angel chorus,
accompanied by the George Car
thcrne. sang. The pastor spoke
again Sunday evening.
Peoples Baptist worshipped al
New Bethel Baptist in the after
noon.
The Rev. r. G. Mercier will speak
for the Missionary society Sunday
afternoon, July rs.
All are urged TO attend the Mis-
sionary meeting each Monday;
Gospel chorus. Monday at 1880;
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ming, at 1870; and the Senior choir,
Friday evening and Junior church
meeting Tuesday evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27

GET JOYFUL
RELIEF FROM
B CKACHE
CAUSED BY SLUGGISH KIDNEYS
Stop Getting Up Nights
And Feel Healthier

Here's one good way TO flush ex-
cess waste from the kidneys and
relieve bladder irritation that Oft
en- causes scanty. burning and
smarting passage.
Ask your druggist for 80 cent
box OF Gold Medal HARLEM oil
Capsules---a splendid safe and
harmless diuretic and stimulant
for weak kidneys and irritated
bladder.
Besides getting up nights. some
symptoms OF kidney trouble may
be backaches. puffy eyes. and leg
cramps But be sure 10 get GOLD
MEDAL-it's a genuine medicine
for weak kidneys. Don't accept a
substitute-Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Triumph Church

Services we're conducted sun
dav by the State Prince. the Rev.
G.. F. Rivers Mrs Holly, national
officer was also present. The pas
tor and members OF Band No. ? are
now holding meetings In Pitts
burgh. Pa. They are expected 10
arrive il Detroit between July -
and %
At that time Band No 8 will be
established with the Rev. A. Will
son as nasfor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Little Rock Baptist

The Rev. r. z. Tate spoke Sum
day morning a. Little Rock Bap-
list church on the subject Father
OF the Poor" MY Soul Is on the Al
tar" was sung by Mrs. r. Herrin.
The Deacors and the BYPU both
held their meetings a. the church
Sunday. The pastor spoke again st
the evening worship.
Little Rock Baptist will worship
AZ New Bethel church July "a and
at First Baptist church. Ecorse on
Inlr %
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Church Of God

The assistant pastor. the Rev.
Samuel Randle spoke from St
Luke AIS.
The BYPU rendered program,
Mrs. Effie Randle is president.
Testimonial services were held
Sunday evening. The Rev. ". M.
Conner spoke from st. John s.
An old folks program VIII ne
held at the church Tuesday night
August s under the auspices OF the
willing Workers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Bishop A. B. McEwen
Doing Splendid Work

MEMPHIS. Tennessee-The good
works OF a leading Southern
church men are well known ard
both white and race members are
talking about Bishop A. B. Nc
Even in this busy southern city.
81 have long felt that carrying
the Word alone Is rot enough de-
clares Bishop McEwen in an inter-
view. IL know that there are many
families, who II the head or some
member had steady source OF in
come would be much better citi-
zens. In my various talks from pull
pits over the nation. have tried to
solve this problem In some man.
ner."
Bishop McEwen Is on the the
hierarchy OF the Church OF God In
Christ which has its central head
quarters in this city built so proud
ly along he Chichasaw Bluffs look
ing onto the Father OF Waters.
After much. bordering I realized
that Jobs must be obtained but
now that was the problem these
men and women faced. SO | made
It my problem" Bishop McEwen
declared.
II talked this problem over with
many business. Industrial and pro-
fessional leaders in Memphis and
over the country. My friends have
been quite interested in the work OF
our Church and they gave us many
helpful suggestions
Zone day, one of the members OF
the church in Memphis happened
10 mention his work. IL klrdled a
spark and began TO question him.
Seeing | was interested, he sug-
gested | 70 to see his employer
the Bishop relates.
The churchman went 10 Lucky
Heart company and talked with the
proprietors OF this thriving con-
GERM. e...--
"It- was this conversation tnat
has given me the opportunity TO
provide work for the heads OF
nearly 1000 families Bishop Nc
Even relates.
II found out that here was work
that anyone could do and work
that allowed families to maintain
themselves respectively. BY calling
on neiehbors and friends. these peo-
ple could earn needed money ana
al same time build themselves up
business OF their own.
Bishop McEwer began to tell
more of his parisheners about the
Lucky Heart company and many oil
them wrote TO the Memphis firm.
In his travels over the nation ana
abroad. whenever he has come
across people whom he feels ne
car help. he suggests they get In
touch with their company and ma
ont how they can sell beauty pre-
variations and household necess'-.
lies An their own communities ard
make money.
The Church OF God In Christ
which has more than 100000 mem-
hers. will hold It's annual conVo'
cation here ir November at which
time many thousand DELEGATE mem
hers will hear church officials ais.
cuss Bishop McEwen's plan TO AID
members through self-help.
Equally strong in fighting the
hattie OF righteousness u blsnop
McEwen as he Is IL finding work
for worthy people. He has neen
guest pastor at leading cnurcnes
in the South and East and wneie-
ever IL has been announced the
Bishop will speak, crowded houses
have followed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
o. S. COLUMN F. & A. M.

cr,ptxG STAR CHAPTER NO. n o. r s-SIAIED MEkIrNe
ist wednesdny. DEGREE WORK srd "wednesday mo o..
Mstron-Mrs Julia Morrell ls1 Hague. Tel IT ~
Worthy Patron Mr.. Richard "n"e' $3.50 n"
RATHsHEBA CHAPTER NO. o. e. S-STAIEp hhELno- ~.
FRIDAY DEGREE WORK-srd Friday Worthy nasroh M
Francis PirrIns. sss Hartford. worthy Patron M " ~
Bristol. 1871 Jos. Campan, Fhzroy 1883
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. ~ O. n. S-sTATkp hhhiiN"
,.a pras, DEGREE wORK-fth Friday. WORTHY ha'roh
Mrs. Rosa Murphy. sisi sherman fzroy $50 MvL"' ~"
tron, Mr.. Haywood CAN'T ssos haf''ofa is'' $500
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Warren Avenue

The Rev. A. j. lnman, pastor OF
the Union Baptist church OF shaw
ME. Okla. preached at the morn
ing service OF Warren Avenue
church. His subject was the
Glorious Gospel OF Jesus.
One person was added to the
church.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday. July "a for the late Lu-
ellie Tyson. The church exterds
sympathy 10 her family and to the
family OF the late willard Wilson
who died July IL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Nazarene Baptist

The Vacation Bible school OF the
Nazarene Baptist church. located
at 1854 Twelfth street will close
Friday, July 26. A program will be
rendered on that occasion.
The pastor Rev. p. ID. hurry de-
livered the morning message on
the subject GIVE God Chance"
FIX. 4. In the evening he spoke on
Gods Call to Service" text Act
1879.
During the meeting just closed
by the Rev. J. S. Williams three
were added TO the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Rites Held For Walter
Whites Mother

ATLANTI. GA. amp Final
rites were held Sunday for Mrs.
George W. White. mother OF Wal
ter white. secretary OF the NAACP,
who died at her residence here Sat,
urday night AT the age OF rs. The
cause OF death was coronary
thrombosis. according 10 Dr. T. s.
Slater. family physician for many
years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27

4 ..,,o,,. Nots.--Thsss Little visits
n.srolt Churches are made each
80 b. Attornes Alfred ca:.sy; MO
= wscisl representative o. Ins De
ke,t Tribune. In his srt'eisS At.or ..
~ Casey eivce . vivid. ciose-uP
|rd Informative account OF ,us pn
~ and activities OF the indivinnh
Ihurehss visited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Mt. Pilgrim Church

Jobs Repentance and Restora-
ton" was the subjec: Of the Sun
dav School lesson y Mt. Pilgrim
Baptist church last Sunday morn
Ing.
The pastor delivered an inspiring
message from Matthew 25:1
The Senior choir rendered sew
eral selections on the program con-
Quoted by New Bride Bap LIST
church ir the afternoon al a. G.
Wright fune-dl home
Mrs Helen Cribs is church re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
New Mt. Zion

The pastor. the Rev. Mr. hurry
spoke IN the morning At New Mt
Zion. st. Johr az In the afternoon
Rev. s. wilkins sermon was based
on the biblical words, The eyes OF
the Lord Is upon the righteous ana
his ears are open unto their cry
The pastor spoke again Sunday
evening from > Kings $40.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27

Where the Spirit Of the
Lord is, there is Liberty"
The Church of Our Father
(BaptisD
1o5s-6e MADISON ST.
Rev. +. Miles Kaigler, Minister
Sunday Services
9:90 A.M.--BIble School.
1850 A.M.-worship and Gospel
Preaching
800 P.M.-RY.P.U. and Literary
Program
7sf5 Worship and Gospel
Preaching
IT'S the Old-Time Religion
Here. Come With Us.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Goodwill Baptist

The Third anniversary OF the
Goodwill Baptist church began
July %.
Last Sunday was Missionary
day. The pastor. the Rev, Mr.. Per-
due spoke on How 10 Work To-
pefhpr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Bricklayers Group To
Have Annual Sermon

CHICAGO. (ANPl-The Brother
hood club OF Bricklayers Of Chit
cago Will meet for their sixth ar
nual sermon Al 81. Luke's Baptist
church. 1868 Indiana avenue, sun
day. July rs. II was announced ny
officers OF the group last week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Triedstone Church

Due 10 illness OF the Rev. A. j.
Jordan, the Rev. J. p. Jordan was
appointed TO take over the pastor,
torate OF the Triedstone baptis'
church. DR.. Houston Is GONZALES
cling In Northwlll Sarliorium.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-11
Forest Deer Is
Swap Now In Progress

ASHEVILLE, Jan. 10-LR-Just
at the time Pisgah Forest officials
are trapping deer on the federal
reservation near here for shipment
to other states, the State depart.
ment Of Conservation and Develop
ment announced here today that it
is trapping deer to be transported
to western North Carolina.
Federal and state game officials
have been in disagreement for some
time over game policies. even TAX
ing the matter to court last fall.
The trapping for the state is be.
ing done on the Fort Bragg army
reservation of 1860 acres, where,
1t was said, several thousand deer
have been accumulated through the
protection Of the army.
c. N. Mease, wildlife management
area supervisor, is supervising the
trapping. Fifteen deer already have
been trapped and moved 10 other
game management areas in the
state, MI. Mease said, and a number
will be planted on the wildlife MAJ
agement areas in western North
North Carolina.