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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Water Carnival
To Be June 80
Crowd Expected
AT Pr. Defence

Thousands of persons are ex-
pected at Point Defiance park Sum
day. June 10. for the water ear
nivai held in connection with tho
celebration for the opening Of the
Narrows bridge, The Young Mems
Business club will be In charge.
This club handled the carnival
At Point Defiance IT the time Of
the sailing 81 the Western Explor-
er. IN April. 1885. Al that time
II was estimated 5000 Aaw the
water events. and thai doubls that
number were present tn July u
last year when IN connection with
the Washington State Golden Jubl.
lee ths club held lta second syanl
~ this nAinfs.
Practically all the events 81 ths
past two years wlll be duplicated
Juns 30. plns many more spec
tacuisr ones
a uilhty boat race VIII starr
from Seattle with ita finish line
near the park pavilion. A. ~.
Wsrnsil. racing chairman rum
Seattle. has promised q swarm u
thess boats. while Don Ibssn, also
Of Seattle. viii be here with his
water skisrs In addition thsrs
viii BE- races between salmon
boAtA. nanaIns boats. Tug boats. the
sea scouts. surf fxsala. and ths
Tacoma fire boat stil pat ON .
spectacular display
A. IN former years the obalr-
man for this DAY ls 4. o. lAndy1
Andreasen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Heavy Turf Program

The heaviest national racing pro-
gram of the spring season was
offered in nine states today As
the number Of tracks in operation
was increased 10 II. Programs
were held in Delaware. Illinois,
Ohio, California. Nebraska. Massa-
chusetts. Michigan. West Virginia
and New York.
Highlights:
Al Belmont Park. New York
Eight Thirty was top-weighted
with 1877 pounds In the saith run
ming OF the $40. O00-adde subur-
ban handicap one Of the oldest
and richest turf events in the East.
Best OF the others Of the i2-horse
field was Third Degree at ia
pounds. The track was good and
the skies only slightly overcast
for the mile and n quarter classic.
At Suffolk Downs. BOSTON
Battle Jack and Liberty Flight
carried equal high weight Of
I22 pounds into the 5000
added TomsaelIc on n slow
track with Speed 10 spare
third weighted Mt i1s. A field
OF 10 was entered In the ala
furlonK sprint
At Delaware Park. Wilmington
III. G. Bedwell's indicated Blen-
sign risked his spotless record
against 10 Juvenile rivals in the
s4,0o0-added Dover Stakes at five
furlongs. Blensign had 122 pounds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31

Managers Of Twilight league
teams sponsored b. the park rec
reatiOn department are urged 70
obtain their registration cards and
have their players signed imms-
diately. Cards may BE- obtained
al the department office IN city
hall annex June 8 IL the deadline.
The league opens June 10. -Four
tesms-Arctles Mckinley Hill
Merchants. FARMLAND and Airing
ton Cubs already have joined the
loop. Two more are required.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Cougar Stars Enter Classic

PULLMAN. wash Tbs Prince.
Ton lnyitAtisasi track ana fisld
inset JDns . has drawn three II
Washington state colleges bright.
est stars.
Capt Dials Corner. holder ~
the Pacific Coaet eDnfsfsaes Fse.
ord, will - accompanied BY TIA
Orr. brilliant and versatile spFintss.
and Bln Dale. conferences half.aslls
champion. They will lsays apehans
by plane June .. accompanied BY
Coach Kari 8ehladsmea.
Orr Hill sesnpsis IN ina tf1-tsFa
dash and the zz0-yafa ios hafdlss.
After ths Frneeton NEST the ceas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31

on a fast track with Liberio and
Sun Thrush sharing ii6.
At Detroit field Of 10 went
into the .o00-added Alger Han.
dicap nj n mile and oDe-sixteenth
The top-weights at 1i5 pounds
were John Francis and Bernard v,
who also were favored on n drying
out track.
Inglewood. Cal.-The tS.0o0-
added Premier Handicap nj
six furiosgs touched off az
day summer meeting on = fsst
track under cloudy skies. Bert
Bsronl's specify was high
weighted nj ias pounds and
favored in . field Of is
At Lincoln Fields. Crete, III. -
Woolford Farms TechniciAn. sn
entry with lnscoeidA. was favored
in the 81. 000-added Peabody Han
dicap contested by nine horses Al :
mile and one-sixtesnth. highland
iO7 Maeho Custo. III, and Mamie
oHara. Ia, were the strongest
competition.
Minor stakes were run nj Fair.
mount Park In colllnsvills. III.
Wheeling Downs and Charles Town
In West Virginia; North Randall
IN Cleveland. o., and Ak-sar- Zen
In Omaha, Neb.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Bremerion Wins
Over Olympia, 10

BREMERTON, Wash. Doug
Ford won a pitchers battle last
night as Bremerton beat Olympia.
10, in Northwest Baseball
league game.
Ford. former Seattle high school
star. gave six hits. Joe Walker Of
Olympia allowed only five. The
victory entrenched Bremerton in
second place in the league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Dairy Club
.0vercomes
Wide Lead
Defects Truckmen
In City Chose by
Score OF 10 TO 8

After spotting GMC Trucks to
six run lead. Superior Dairy
came back in the last two frames
to exc out 10 To . win from the
Truckmen Wednesday night At
Lincoln bowl. No game Is sched-
uled for Thursday night, but play
will be resumed on Friday
Harry Hail. starting hurler for
the Dairymen was treated rather
shabhily in the first canto, a home
run by Stan Wallace with two
mates on the paths accounting for
three tailies. Colbo was touched
for a marker in the first when
two walks and two hits sent a
Dairy runner across.
One In the second and three
In the fourth appeared to give
the Truck team enough
margin TO annex the tiff, and
this apparently was the guess
of Manager Haugiand Of the
Dairy club who sent Bert
Thorp and Ray spurgeoa In
90 do the heavy work.
The battery change evidently
proved the potent factor as the
Dairy boys came back with two
in the fourth and three more in
the seventh. after the Truckmen
had nicked Thorp for a counter in
their half.
Trailing by two runs. the
superior boys staged as
thrilling q rally as has been
witnessed Mt the bowl In many
n moon, and after playing
errorless ball throughout. the
Truck inner wall caved In and
when the dust had cleared the
Dairy boys had scored four
runs, To take n two-run edge.
The Truckmen refused TO give
up, chasing in one run in the ninth.
but a double play. Bishop to
Berg. ended one Of the most spine
tickling sessions in many a day.
The protested Turf Smoke Shop
Cammarano Brothers game OF
May rs must be played over as
part OF a double bill on June 6,
IL was announced by Roy p.
Archer, president of the loop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Totals ......36 . IA "a IL
aBatted for Wittauer in 9th.

sen. WHITAKER sacrifice hits, For
sythe. Wittauer, Rasmussen: two-baAe
hits. Marble 2. Moe 2. Tommervik.
Rasmussen, Bishop; home runs, Wal
lace. double plays. Forsythe 10 Wit
tauer 70 Bittner. Bishop 10 Berg. left
on bases. GMC Trucks 4. Superior
Dairy 10. hits 7 runs off Hall in I
innings. hits runs off Thorp in
5 innings: struck out. by Han l,
Thorp 3, Colbo Q; base on balls. off
Hall /. Thorp 1, off colbo o. losing
pitcher, Colbo winning pitcher
Thorp. wild pitch. Colbo; time Of
game. 2:o5: umpires. Neighbour and
Fournier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Mr.. Ton Skunk. Freak OF Nature q.

Tacoma district matches Canada in what is termed
l mean, the catching of wild cream-tan skunk
One taken recently in northern Canada and there
much shown by Canadian naturalists
job They
had seen abno sns Lots Of them But light tan with
ceam-hued stripes running down and the hide
Art Bostwck Tacoma sportsman about
pale skunk and became interested Then last weekend he went fishing
the
and Curley Meyers, professional rappers
turing he course OF conversation suppose Art mentioned the
Canadian skunk At rate Getty
And there before Bostwck just such skunk
naturalists had wild about
brought your neighbors convincing
proof And
And looking at things from the viewpoint miady
explain that enough such skins would make
would bring fortune.
LISTEN
Racing horses shoes do make winners Horse players
like to know about the shoes being There six
plates or Shoes namely Plain mud cak, stieker, block
%eS @ hs lue OK hey
horses It's boon to the sport and eventually will
be adopted by all tracks Before you know the ponies
The new starting gate at the Renton layout will
faster getaways. That's what racing followers like
Mort Carraher the Seatee and Stanford booster
nothing of being the public contact chief at Longacres
looks ahead TO day. That is when he pin a red
carnation on his lapel and play public at
Of the $4,000 Mile classic Roger Peck Tiger who
been having serious trouble, Variety
theatrical magazine carried lines the olive
Jerry Geehan the hMorator In lubricatng his chords
Geehan by the has made marked
breakfasts He's doing good job proud German general
during World War the Frs I'VE
United States America against Germany
TO mis- ee And we have 100000 and telephone
them FROM" There uprising begin act
are Barney JAEGER hunting for cabin the Roy prairie
80 miles the roads before he found his prairie
try to qualify In the big Poggie club dby Marty Burke
Seattle sports editor and has
a young hurier with the Bos,on
Red so1 And he pitches according his he'll
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31

gar trio ~; 90 te Northwestern
university fes ths annual fsix Ten
Coast eoafsfsnes assf inns -
and - ninnsspells fsF ths y. G.
A. A. chassis Jaae ziszz,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
MIGHTY MITE

ANN ARBOR--Jaek Emery. B.
foot t-inch i3s-pound member d
the golf team. In the longest driver
on the Michigan squad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31

los AA0ELEs--u der fhs
nsw Coast Conference atkistie
Gods. stas1sns byts for atbistes ean-
not pay more than $50 a month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31

0OEs To han AND NAT
Ann Aftss0ll--cIif Keen. nlea-
iEan wrestling eoeeh. msinssia.
Lao offles hsss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31

DkItss1if--Tsa Williams. IIed
snx esstflslsiss. iskss sss hours u
hsttieE psAessss whss - enes hlf=
lsss. when IL selaksn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31

day evening at 7.sO when Mayor
elect Harry p. Cain. prominent
golfers and 7. G. A. officials take
the tee on the 12s-ysrd hole.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
HOME RUNS

HOME RUNS
AMERICAN NATIONAL
Fox. II. 81. IL Mize, Cards IL
Trosky, Ind. 10 banning, Gnt. I
kuhel, W. 81. 8 Werber, Rds 6
RUNS BATTED IN
AMERICAN NATIONAL
Fox. X. 81. 80 banning Cts. 81
Walker, Sen. so Leiber. Cubs 80
TFosky. Ind. 20 lombard. X. 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Tony Firpo's Figure
OF .356 Good for Third
O,Brisn. Forrsll and Hcrrimcn olhsr
Bsnguls Among Leagues Best Dosssrs

rzss - hulax - =
Western
oymps.n plate - tires = ~ HnrEeH
pfe ; . h<<ithv e. -
n<ssa 1canny vss1ms sre~d rnekes wltn
Teny Fsp~ sHssd >p~f III 50 wha~
PAT onnsn ire esn<F uxer catcher. v nnh Win sns
G<eTx< yuarn en<<n~a N 1>ae
Rsners sna saeHs no n@<s ~ rI<s ARE
Fsss Tor nFs meNa<a = Ne nF<t nixhs mtt<F2
WESTERN Nrxms suosAE ix>arE AVERAGES
F~~~s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-31
Girls Sofiball
Game Wednesday

sofibaii games "Wednesday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Rey. MetcaE Has Been Prominent
InCampaign To BettsrNegrs Housing

After closing his third year as
pastor Of ST Peters ANE zion. the
Rev. c VI Mctcalf leaves this week
for Indianla Whole he viii aticnd
the annual conference. As n re
suit many members and friends
were present at last sunday sery-
ices.
The Rev. aud Nrs Mctcalf have
won MANY friends IN lIamirafnck
and Detroit. lie has pat up mil-
tart fight for better housing and n
proper rcrondition from the powers
fair deal for the Negro citizens az
large On last SUNDAY pr Mcicalf
urged the Negro citizens 20 unity
their efforts and move with COM
plcte solidarity. In order ~ got
proper recordillon from the powers
that be.
The church and community are
witnessing one Of the greatest re-
yival meetings ever held in the
city. The meeting IS being run by
tho Rev Miss Missouri Grey, out
standing evangelist OF the Zion
church She will preach SUNDAY
morning and curing the absence ~
Tho pastor. The church Is located al
3056 lcman street. The public Is
invited out TO hear her.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Christian Science

"Christian science Will be the
subject OF the lesson-eermon In all
Christian Science church @ 8
throughout the world on Sunday,
June 30.
The golden text or Peter LID
IS: "The prophecy came not IN old
time by the will OF man: but holy
men OF God spakc as they were
moved by the Holy Ghost"
Among the bible citations Is
this passage NMke l7:2o, 2D;
"And when he was demanded OF
the Pharisee,s. when the kingdom
of God should come. he answered
them and said. The Kingdom OF
God comeih not with observation;
Neither shall they say. 10 here or
10 there, for. behold. the kingdom
OF God Is within You.
Correlatve passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with Key
TO the Scriptures by Mary Bak-
or Eddy. include the following
(576l: "This kingdom OF God rs
within you.-is within reach oi
mans consciousness here, and the
spiritual idea reveals e. In divine
Science. man possesses this rccog-
milton Of harmony consciously In
proportion TO his understanding OF
God"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
St. Johns Church

From text -John S - II do
ALWAYS those things which please
Him Re, Henry Porter ~, acAcd
on the subject. "Docs ms life please
God INST sunday morning He
SAID 'ihat is a personal snbiect,
which each can answer for hm-
self Most people want Gods VIII
done their WAY This is ponslhl,
for 'h condition. Of European ra-
tlcr today. they are bnwcd down
IN sack cloth and ashes Cuntln-
ueinl be said. God viii NOT h
any more pleased with The Amcil-
can people il they 10 not enGeat-
or 20 please him instead of meus
they nay mcci 2 similar fate We
mast he ohoditii % thn VIII oi
Cod wc mus, hr unseii-h oNr
li>c- must be- filled With sympathy
hrolherlv love ana pAriake of the
spirit oi love il W. would please
Col ON person Joined the church
The .lurior ushers served
A. the SUNDAY school hour Miss
Vivian Grler was presented with
a ein from the scNool ia honor
of her graduation from Northern
High school last Wclne sday morn
inn
Tho Canadian Tea given hy the
choir in The aft rnooa was 2 greet
success ard enjoyed hy over loo
momhefs ana guests
Tn" session Of tho church mot
on Tucdav cvcrinE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Thompson Ave. Bapt,

"rhe Spirit or Cod was tho sun
day morning subject Of the Rev
Mr. Benson OF Thompson Avenue
Baptist William Bailey sang. "lIe
Will Understand" Music was fur
nished by the Senior choir.
The Berea ME congregation wor-
shipped az Thompson Averue IN
the afternoon. Rev. II. T.. Brady
pastor OF Second Baptist. was the
principal speaker.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
Joclla Harvey was held THURSDAY
evening from Thompson Avenue
The Rev. l. l.. Benson offcia,ed
The body was shipped 10 Texas
for burial.
The pastor. J. Thompson and
Harris Miller attended the National
Youth Congress in Columbus last
week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Little Rock Baptist

The Rev. J. Hires was the ef-
ficient master OF ceremonies at
the fourth anniversary banquet Of
the pastor. Rev. Il. +. Tate at 1874
Russell street.
The morning message was deliv-
cred by the Rev. Mr.. Mcbride on
the theme. Look Up" His text was
taken from Exodus 1914. In the
evening the Rev. Mr.. Hines spoke
on Love"
The Baptist Builders association
will meet al the Union Baptist
church OF River Rouge Michigan,
June % 10 June 30. The Rev. r.
c. Copeland is pastor. Rev. r. F..
Tate Is president.
The Missionary Circle will meet
at the church Thursday from TO
pm. The public is invited. Mrs.
Baldwin is president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
United Christian
Church

Despite the downpour OF rain n
goodlv number wac IN attendance
40 the morning scVice az the
United Christian church SUNDAY.
June 80. "a servant of God" was
The snhjcci Of the Discourse. J..
priestlv who has been ON the sick
list was able TO be ont again.
The Carnation club. local be-
ncyolcnt group gave an inspiring
musical program at pm Among
the speakers were Atty W r. Pat
rick and Nine. Shcfrcll OF the Won
ems Improvement league
a banquet will be held July 3
honoring Airs Henry l.. Herod and
Miss G. Iamison Of whom we will
hear more later.
Tho Rev. L l.. Jordan IS m.ais-
ter. +. Is Rouse, reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
ST. Paul AME

''p fairl Servper wlli he 80
t'''fr % p. sermon SUNDAY
1fNIg N4a
sn For Silence WI be sub
~ 'lr se'mon sunday eve
nNr oa a'c,ock
4e SNa Srfe0 viii convene
az fl' r win GEORGE ". Car
n.r slprf.rfe rfen'
the J4aor ,nritap Endesvnr
ifacu" W CnNrre az : = M. with
MSS cari Gari u as president
ani NIrs iiemer AZ superintendent.
The SeMr Alen christian En-
itator ltarip VIE c"nvore AZ 6 90
pm With Mrs Iowa Williams az
~ .ien'
Top "Na4 liNtrf CHARGE"
f'f 9lll2 fhe Eev J Arminius
Charleston s minister
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Warren Avenue

\ large number was present ~
hear the Rev Mr. Matthews preach
from Psalm 37:S-9. Four mcmner,
were added 10 the church roll.
All members are urged TO h.
present az the baptismal services
in The church July Z A picture Will
be made
The 1000 drive which is row IN
prorress viii close August !
On Friday night the Worthy fam
ilv viii reuder n program which
viii be sponsored by the Red Cir
Gle girls and the Silver Leaf club.
Missionary society meets each
Monday from 10 . pm. Sewing
circle, Thursday from 10 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Rev. McClam Hopes Congress Will Be Check On Executive
USHERS'
NOT ES


Tho City lshefs ur.n Hsi Wiz
the First Baptist suer board in
lnkSter Michlsan Sunday q lofe.y
programme WITS n'0yed The acts
ing pastor ga,t snmr worry helpful
advice 20 tho lnaa lls sabiocf
WAS stick To-cih'r IN ln.iy' The
meeting wa, VOL attended The
MISSIONARY Usher h0a1 wor hoih
banners. The president urges mem
hers 10 attend ili ne regular meat
mss
Tho Good Fellow c0mmiie IS
dong an possible 10 mask IFS
oarlv morning hlNahfast 2 suft
on Sunday june 30 al 1890 ann an
beautiful Belle Isle The iocsHop
Viii be an the Flag pole on Bn'e
Isle The public is irVb'cd the
proceeds Viii 20 q helm snmc gn
fortunate family ~ Chris'mae tim,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
New Mt. Zion

"lroy' ~ nDw herewith ateih
thc l.old nf iw-fs was tue fex
chosen hv Roy y s Williams
ihree VIE added 90 pa chgrea
IN hchali of ihe BYPJ fho r
Mr Cleyclani spoke in tho aticf-
roon
The Hoyal inia nors uatp 4
success ,fnl ban0nri lnnt - lae,
nnmher aittfdcf Among ~ rp
t'senia'ir's from taWcus chnrchc-
Wci' 'nflsHcd JOHN SmA b.
''srn'Aivr az Nh" hprih ~ nai
IN chm Mis- OfAtfe Nccar
EIe Dc Aircu at C9i.arr Rap d.
lan IiraN =. Baetn AZ
Ncinhln ail fldi ltt Thornton
olivff Hafls' CIurch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
HEN POISONS SLOW
| KIDN EYS
Nd IRRITATE BLADDER
Flush Them out for Is Cents


II 20 Your fgnggist today and get
p SIZE swift and harmless diu-
\ and stnu'ant ask for Gold
pal Haarlem Oil Capsules and
p az once to flush kidneys OF
Ne matter saturated with acids
pcisons.
pay quick and effective way
aep hiring about more healthy
rmy aoi'iv and relieve that
fWer irritation with its scanty
'ege with smarting and burning
Nel' as restless nights.
'''menhcr The kidneys often
hushlhg as we'll as the bowels.
II some symptoms OF kidney
FaAness may be: getting up often
NE me night r. puffy eyes -
Rnl 10 sure and get GOLD
EpaL HARLEM oil Capsules -
4 oflsnal and genuine-the price
small '35 ecnts). the good re-
VIII fulall your expectations.
Use substitute. ADV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
New Bethel

The Rev. z. T. Melee former
pastor Of Omaha Nebraska. who
has been residing in Detroit for
several years. preached an intpl-
lectual and Inspiring sermon ON
the subject. individual Soul Win
ners' at New Bethel church
Mrs Faye Bruce. president OF
the BYPt and Mrs. Pinkie Wash
ington returned from Congress IN
Columbus. Ohio They Will make
their reports next sunday morriug
Robert Nolan and his chorus
sang some Of his latest songs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Nazarene Baptist

The Rev. J II. Johnson reported
Ia Nazarene Baptist church that
he witnessed an instructive and
interesting session az the Baptist
congress recently held lie spoke
SUNDAY morning on The Orly
Foundation" from / Corinthians
3:l1.
This was followed by an inter-
esting message Sunday evening ON
"rhe Worlds Fight from Acts
1920.
Tile public Is invited 10 attend
the services OF the Nazarcne Bap-
fist located az 1851 Twelfth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Providence Baptist

Superintendent Mitchell was
pleased with the large attendance
AT he SUNDAY school of Providence
Baptist church last Sunday
The pastor. Rev. ]. L. Lewis
spoke from Hebrew 1876 on tho
subject ~ Was Faith"
The Travelling Five quartet rend-
cred proeram in the evrnius
They were assisted by The Flymw
Eagle. Charity. and the Rock "
Ages qnaricts.
The public Is welcome TO worship
az Providence Baptist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
r, ALFRED CASEY
The National Crisis

b. rsfional crisis in America
s,.to nf our unpreparedncSs
4 ~ Likelihood that present pol
J. viii involve this country IN
4 european war is present In me
1 :, and mind OF everyone. The
~ urClain SAYS this country
4 M business getting into THIS
4. This country had no part In
Ineinr about this war cannot
H. democracy 10 the European
E,n,r.ee that don't want II and
4, nkelv .nsc what democracy we
n his country II we get into
fs turopean struggle. Says the
4 Nr Mccain. II hope congress
-.o,ns IN scssion for there is no
6lnr where Ne will he led un-
coneres remains in session
q check on The executive
The Church Leaders
'rhe rev j. r. McClain is one of
i hest llkea pastors who mas
E,ed ST. john, CME church. He
Z received The hearty cooperation
all church officials and their
|ranzaiou~. There are many
Ed,k Of me various societies as
coar. superintendent of the sun
l. school Mrs Matte Brooks.
Ire,niendcn of the Junior sun
n sthoul VA Parker. chairman
stewards BOARD No. /: Mr.. Shir-
\ leader ~ so. 2 hoard; Mr..
h. piesiacn, % the Trustee
IaM Mrs Tabor and Mrs. Wood
II leaders af Che fret and second
4 sHonarr.. Mrs selma Thomas,
no senior choir: Mrs. Airline
Rrsason. Junior choir and Pas
r. chore 4. Allen. chairman
tho Ishfrs board; Mrs Nell
bison ~ tAc Ruth Esther board:
y Adlf and Mrs billiard. chair
IN ~ lhc stowardcss boards No.
'srd . respectively; Mrs. Taylor.
|ssden' OF me Executive board;
b n. Lockhari. president OF the
hrses' elid The Rev. Charles
cuna'rcc. as irtant pastor and
|sslden' 81 iae Epworth league,
ii tie Res ] Il. McClain. pastor.
IA large congregation was on
|rd sunday morning for the elev-
o'clock scsrice that filed the au-
Pornm AMI tie gallery and the
Irors chorus under the direction
Mrs. Ferguson. furnished the
Esc Before the service began,
\ Rev Mr.. Mccain gave the con-
|psa'ion 4 short talk on tithing.
J evrlaincd that II meant service
vel as money. that the family
babe 20 give as much as some
fGs colld make up for It in serv-
! 70 The church.
The Sermon
Pie text of The morning sermon
Is taken from Psalms 14:2. 3,
T. brogsai me up also out of the
prrIhie i,' ont OF the mire and
Py and 81 nv feet upon a rock,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-29
Church OF God

The Rev y + pahram spoke NJ
an impressive morning rivice from
81 John lltel "rhen said Martha
unto Jesus. I.ord If ihpn hul, hren
here my brother would MOI have
died
In The evening Rev Raecrl Bol-
den preached from : Matthew
21:36. and sitting dowr they
watched him there
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