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YESTERDAY BRIDGET rsteats that
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19

not the church. II Is the faithful
true people OF God. Our endeavor
shall be TO call attention 10 the
Blessings which shall come to man
kind through their association with
the House Of God. and give 10 them
a clear apprehension Of what God
wishes to do for His people. In the
church OF God, II is not achieve
ments alone, but fidelity. con-
graduate the people upon their en-
trance TO a beautiful new home for
worship. and hope God will album
dainty bless their future efforts.
Solomon closed the prayer with
which he dedicated the temple with
the following words: "Now my God
let, l beseech thee, thine eyes be
open. and let thine ears he attent
unto the prayer that is made in this
place. Let the ark OF thy strength
before which thine enemies we're
scattered, abide here in the plenti-
tude OF spiritual power Such in
spirit is our prayer. that our new
ly dedicated church will be the
resting plact Of our God"
c. L. Henderson is chairman OF
the Board OF Trustees; Stephen
Turner, clerk OF Session; Clarence
Rogers. chairman OF the Board OF
Deacons and Rev. Henry W. Porter.
moderator.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
St. Paul, Southwest

A large audience heard the i'm
pressive services Sunday at st.
Paul AME church, Southwest De-
troit, marking the historical mort
gage burning. A $4,000 indebted
ness was paid off Saturday, July
IL.
The Rev. S. S. Harris, beloved
pastor, was praised highly for lead
ing his congregation to this splen-
did accomplishment. He has been
pastor OF 81. Paul for three years.
DR.. Harris spoke Sunday morning
from 1875 Psalms. "The Lord Hath
Done Great Things for where OF we
are glad"
Attorney II. l.. Dudley presented
the trustees the deeds and abstract
OF the property. Among the visitors
was Mrs. Ella Vincent. Pictures
were taken at the close Of the serv-
ices OF the present trustees.
+. A. vivIans is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Zion Churches
Plan Picnic
j. Talley Heads
Joint Outing

The dream OF John s. Talle,.
district uperintendent OF the De-
troit district has come true Il was
learned this week. when final plans
were made for union picnic
among John wesley. Lomax Temple
and ST. Paul AME Zion churches.
Mrs. Wayne Smith. Ross Patton
and John S. Talley are the respec-
tive uperintendents.
Mr.. Talley and ". D. Price will
supervise the picnic. which will be
given Saturday, July 26. Buses will
from each church az $50 am. for
River Rouge Park. Games will be
played for Riddles and grown-ups.
Various prizes will be awarded.
Rev. L. r. Powell is pastor OF St
Paul AME Zion: Rev. D. p. Thom-
as. Lomax Temple and Rev. G.. w.
Rivers. John wesley.
ST. Paul AME Zion, located at 521
Palmer. will hold It's first quarter
ly conference OF the year Sunday,
July 20. Quarterly meeting will Be
held Monday, July 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
PRESBYTERIANS WILL RE-ENTER
EDIFICE DESTROYED BY FIRE;
DR.. BUCHHOLE TO BE SPEAKER

The st. Johns Presbyterian
church will move 10 their new To-
cation, 1901 Clinton street. corner
OF Jos. Campau avenue. on Sunday,
July 20.
Rev. Charles Ward, pastor OF
Grace Presbyterian church, Toledo,
Ohio. will preach at the opening
service at. IL am. His choir will
sing and many of his congregation
will accompany them.
At s:30 pm. DR.. Paul Buchholz.
secretary OF the Presbyterian board
OF the Church Extension. will de-
liver the dedicatory sermon.
On Tuesday evening. the Ford
Eight are being sponsored by the
Non Pariel club Of the church, in
cert. On Thursday evening. the
Young Peoples society will pre-
sent a program. Friday evening
"A Social Night" will be under the
auspices of the Church Missionary
Societies.
The public Is invited 10 all there
affairs. On Sunday, a dinner will
be served between the morning and
afternoon services.
Twenty-three years ago &c men
and women met In the First Pres
byterian church OF Detroit. and or
Panized st. Johns Presbyterian
church. The work has grown from
year 10 year both in interest and
number. The church is serving
needy people and especially the
boys and girls OF the community
In which il is located. Six years
ago, The Rev. Henry Porter was
called to the pastorate OF the
church. Under his leadership, the
church moved in February, 1910
from the small church building at
1919 Dubois street into the larger
building at 1901 Clinton street.
Eleven months after entrance into
this building. on December 2. 1910.
Il was destroyed by fire and water;
being covered by insurance. plans
10 rebuild were at once made. but
due 10 the following hinderances:
bad weather. labor strikes. increas-
ed costs OF building materials and
labor. during the past six months.
the work has Just been completed.
Concerning the work completed
DR.. Porter said:
"The building in true sense IS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
New Grace

The Rev. William Terrell preach
ed an inspiring sermon Sunday
morning on the subject. Heaven.
Six persons were added to the mem
tership.
Sermons will be delivered by The
Rev. II. II. Coleman. Rev. c. b.
Heath OF First Baptist church and
Rev. l.. ]. Banson OF Thompson
Avenue Baptist church.
Superintendent Jones and wife.
of s27 Theodore have just returned
from a successful trip to the South.
Mrs. william Terrell. wife OF the
pastor and Miss Ethel Grimes OF
the Senior choir are improving
nicely from a recent Illness at their
respective homes.
Brunette Turner Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
With The Churches
New Age Temple

The New Age Spiritual Temple
OF Light celebrated another Mems
Day Sunday morning. Professor W.
Mack acting as master OF ceremony
Il. Sandelin. deacon spoke on "As
a man thinketh so Is he.p Other
speakers were Deacons Coleman
and Lyner. A demonstration on
Power" was given by Mr.. Mack
Sunday afternoon the Hutchins'
Gospel Trumpeteers rendered the
wonderful program.
DR.. Miles and the Five Kingdom
Workers rendered a program; hav-
ing as their guests the First BAPTIST
Gospel Singers and the Flying
Eagles.
Seven steps to Heaven" will he
the subject OF the sermon by the
pastor, Rev. Beatrice Bradley. Sun
day. July 20. The Flying Eagles will
sing Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ruby McAfee will appear
In a recital Sunday. July q at s
I'm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Christian Science

Life will be the subject Of the
lesson-sermon in all Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on Sunday, July 20.
The golden text Psalms 42:s)
is: 1.-THE Lord will command his
loving kindness in the daytime. and
in the night. his song shall be with
ne, and my prayer unto the God OF
my life"
Among the Bible citations Is this
passage lamentations 5:19):
Thou, o Lord, remainest for ever:
they throne from generation to
generation"
Correlative passages TO be read
from the Christian Science text
hook, Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
%. 2S9): Because Life is God, Life
must be eternal. self-existent. Life
Is the everlasting I AM. the Being
who was and is and shall be, whom
nothing can erase"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19

The last service in the old loca-
ton was held last Sunday morning.
Rev. orter preached from Matt.
1913 In which Jesus asks his dis
ciples, Whom do men say that the
Son OF Man is?' He said, "A very
small portion OF the human family
today can tell exactly who Jesus
is" Many are taking the wrong
road OF life which leans to shame,
dispair and blasted hopes.' He urg-
ed the congregation to guard
against dangers to the soul.
Four members joined the church.
Mrs. Harvin, her two daughters and
son.
The Young Peoples Society met
at Belle Island at 6 pm.
Henry Garvin is convalescing at
his home Sis Erskine street, after
an operation at the hospital. Elder
Clarence Low is on the sick list
and Elder Nellie Thompson is con-
fined to her home with a sprained
ankle.
See program for opening and
dedicstory services also the weeks
program elsewhere in the paper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Peoples Baptist

The morning sermon was de-
livered by the pastor. The Rev.
Mr.. 7. r. Royal on righteousness
Exhaulth the Nation"
The Junior choir was In charge
OF the music. Miss Lois Brown was
soloist.
The nurses OF the church gave
a tea in the churchs dining room
Sunday evening. July Is.
The Senior choir is giving a
pleasant Sunday afternoon pro-
gram. July 20. All the singing
groups of the church will be on
the program as will he many sing
ing groups from different parts OF
the city.
Everyone is invited TO attend the
services at Peoples Baptist church.
verlia Mae Berry Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
St. Paul AME

The final Quarterly meeting OF
this Conference Year. 1940-1941.
will be held by DR.. r. Francis
Washington. presiding elder OF the
Detroit district, at ST. Paul AME
church, Sunday.
DR.. washington will preach SUM-
day morning at 10:45 and Sunday
evening at 7:45. Music will be fur
nished by the Junior choir No. /
at both OF these services, Edward
Merchant is director.
Rev. Walter Crider of Allen Tenn
pie AME church will be the guest
preacher at 8 pm. Music Will be
furnished by the Allen Temple
choir.
The Sunday school will be held
at the usual time with George w.
Garner as superintendent.
The Junior Allen Christian En-
deavor league will open at 5 pm.
with Miss Carrie Gordon and Mrs.
Ethel Person, superintendent.
The Senior league will convene
at'6:30 pm. with Mrs. Lowla Will
liams as president. The topic will
be THE American Church" Matt.
24:4-14.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Thompson Ave.

The Rev. L. J. Benson delivered
the sermon Sunday morning on
Peters Confession OF Love" Music
was furnished by the Gospel cho-
rus.
At $3.50 the ushers we're In charge
Of the program. The Rev. Mr.. Reed
OF Kansas City, Mo-. was guest
speaker.
The Popularity contest closed
Sunday evening. The winner will
be announced next week.
The Sick list includes Mr.. and
Mrs. Germia and Mrs. Nevalin.
Mrs. Matte L. Ray Is church re-
porter. Sail Twennbrook 2-331s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
YOUTH PLEDGE
TO FIGHT
JIM-CROW

More than 1000 delegates. repre-
senting a total OF more than FIVE
million Negro and white young
people in America met in Phil
adelphia last weekend In the Eth
American Youth Congress and
mapped out a program to fight dis
elimination. better the welfare OF
draftees. and intensity their work
TO protect our national interests
and our security which are men,
aced by faecism."
Delegates from every part OF the
country, from churches, Y's. trade
unions, farms. Negro organiza-
tions. and student groups pledged
to work together TO secure the pas
sage OF the anti-lynch bill. the
Geyer anti-poll tax bill and TO ELI
inmate discrimination and segre-
cation in our industries and public
agencies.
The Youth Congress demanded
that the Presidents Executive Or
der "be backed up by effective ac-
ton TO eliminate all discrimina-
ton against Negroes in both gov
eminent and nrivate employment"
Edward z. Strong OF Birmingham
Alabama. Secretary OF the Southern
Negro Youth Congress. served as
Chairman OF the Resolution Com
mittee for the Congress and was
elected by reclamation as Organi-
rational Secretary for the coming
year. Immediately following the
Congress. Mr.. Strong headed a
delegation OF Negro and white
young people 10 Cuba where they
will be the guests OF the Cuban
youth movement.
Negro young people. representing
wide variety OF organizations par
ticipated in every aspect OF the
Congress. and more elected 20 i'm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
AND
N THE
LAST DAYS
=, EDNA G. TAYLOR

a.. command TOGO into the
y w and hedges. Christ sets
ne work OF all whom He
M - he ministers In his name.
~ v = world is the field for
49, ministers. The whole hui
'ls, ,.mIlv comprises their con-
~ The Lord desires that
y Lark .ork OF grace shall be brought
n every soul. We are living
., time when the last message OF
..,v the last invitation, is sound
"a - ,he children OF men. The
sspd. go out into the high
y. md hedges" is reaching its
',r Mlfillment. To every soul
...,'s invitation will be given.
/ rs,,.t. on the Mount OF Olives
= .ooken 10 his diciples OF His
(...S advent TO the world. He had
|..sIfed certain signs that were
I .how His coming. He had hidden
n. declples watch and be ready.
Kim Ne repeated the warning
yTs,ch. therefore: for ye know
amer the day nor the hour,
L.,r,In the Son Of man cometh."
Thsn. He showed what u means
| ratch for His coming. The time
Ia Ne spent not in idle waiting.
4 N dIIigent working. This les
1, Ne taught in the parable OF
Lsr,s THE Kingdom OF Heav-
s'he said sis as a man travelling
M A far country who called his
|rr servants. and delivered unto
k,m his goods. And unto one He
Ira five talents. to another two,
m h another one; to every man
|ecrding 10 his several ability;
M straightway took his journey"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Starlight Church

Following the devotional by Dea-
con Washington, prayer by and
scripture reading by Rev. Grand
bury. the Rev. Mr.. Wilkins deliver
ed an inspiring sermon from Acts
4:6 and Z.
The Rev. Mr.. Lewis and congre-
cation OF Providence Baptist church
were guests in the afternoon.
The 10th anniversary OF Star
light Temple OF which Rev. Laura
Williams is pastor. was observed
Sunday evening. DR.. Blount was
the principal speaker.
Sid Hunter Is church clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Nurses, Teachers
Get Fellowships At
Michigan University

Ten fellowships were awarded
to Negro nurses and teachers for
public health study at the Uni
versity OF Michigan summer
school by the National Tuuber-
culosis association and various
state and local associations. ac-
cording TO DR.. Cameron ST. c.
Guild, director OF the Negro pro-
gram for the MIA. These candi-
dates come from various states
extending as far south as Louis
lana.
Among the courses required
for this group IL one dealing
with the tuberculosis problem
which Is taught by Theo. j.
werle. executive secretary OF
the MIA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
New Mount Zion

The New Mt. Zion Primitive Bap-
tist church OF 1888 Leland street
will hold its goth annual meeting
beginning July 25 at IL am. and
continuing through the 27th OF
July at pm.
The meetings will be conducted
by the Rev. David Thomas OF Cleve-
land, ohio formerly Of Tennessee.
assisted by Rev. ]. Anderson Of
Humboldt. Tennessee and Rev. G. F.
Ross of Flint, Michigan.
Large delegations from Indiana
polls, Chicago Cleveland and Flint
are expected to attend the services.
Meals will be served free daily.
The public is invited to attend
the session at New Mt. Zion Print
tive Baptist church OF which the
Rev. f. Freeman is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Observe Birth
OF Tanner AME


WINDSOR, Ontario-Tanner AME
church will commemorate it's fifty
first anniversary on Sunday. July
20, the day the first service was
held In their then newly acquired
edifice in 1890.
Rev. S. S. Harris. pastor OF st.
Paul AME church. S. w. Detroit. a
former pastor will be the speaker
OF the afternoon. and on Monday
evening Mayor Arthur J. Reaume
will deliver an address.
Miss Sarah Brown Is general
chairman.
ut is to the credit OF the late
Joseyphus O'Banyon, Canada's
great organizer and church build
err OF yesterday that the people OF
this congregation can after fifty
one years rejoice" The Rev. Chas.
Penny, pastor states.
Mr.. William H. Kelley. through
many years as director OF the Sem
Tor choir and a trustee, Is the
only person living OF the congre-
cation. who was present on that
memorable day.
DR.. Penny, was transferred from
the Michigan Conference in Sep
TENDER. 1886. On taking up the
work OF this charge. he found an
Indebtedness OF approximately 81
600. This Indebtedness was reduced
TO the church in Chatham one year.
and re-assigned to Tanner church
In September, 1910.
The church is centrally located.
and has an imposing view.
It's present board OF trustees
comprises W. II. Kelly. George
Jones, George Coates, Edward
Love. Clifford McCallum and CAL
vert Jones.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19

The Christian Industrial club will
celebrate its 37th anniversary
Jointly with the 27th observance OF
the establishment OF Frances Harp
err Inn at 307 Horton avenue Tues
day. July % from TO 10 pm.
Mrs. L. F. Taylor Is president:
Mrs. E. Evans. secretary: Mrs,
Jones. chairman Of the Trustee
board and Mrs. J. Vincent, treasur-
err
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
z Day Adventist

The services OF the East Side
church, Sunday, July 1s were well
attended with visitors present from
Ecorse, Inkster and Ferndale. Rev.
Emerson spoke 10 this large con-
creation on -Four Great. Beasts
OF Daniel"
The Hartford Gospel chorus. un-
der the direction OF Hubert Copen-
ing, Sr., rendered two very fine
selections with Mrs. Clark at the
piano.
Dial Station wJBK each Sunday
morning at o'clock. for church
services.
Edna Taylor is church report