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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-17
Coming Events

e00YeU00 ooSto0D cares
ehesses II ssasIss meetings. cell 1900.
Mon Feb l7Monday Musicale at the home Of Mrs Herman
w.. Beck io7 Church street At 8 pm.
q M Nina ss North c
Mon r.b i7-srM senior sl,t.rhood At Ii. ho. d Mn.
"0n ana aa i RSpRy Club :: T.. home Of Mr.
Mon Feb. l7American Legion. At Legion clubhouse At
Mon. Feb i7rranz Kuhn Lodge Knights Of Pythias, in
Mon: Feb i7v. F. W. Grocery party in Veteran hall. at
Mon Feb i7-Youns womens Club in Masonic club-rooms
Mon feb i7-oEs Officers Practice. in Masonic hall a.
Mon Feb. -wscs Of Methodist church in church parors
Tues, Feb. is-Luncheon and card party in Barron hail.
It s. su s. Ssss q S
Perpetual Help Club. At pm
Tues FEB: isEar:es Church Guild pollock luncheon At
Tues, Feb: lssver Lining Circle of Kings Daughters
q he home Of Mrs Harold Sherman 81 Lincoln avenue.
Tues. l.b isL..sus Of Women Voters. at tn. HON. of
Mrs Byron Stuck, % South Wilson boulevard At 100
Tues Feb lsYouns womens Episcopal League in cr.e.
Tues. TsS iss ;os:ph. Guild Of st. Peter. church. .. tn.
home Of Mrs Emmett saiiantine q lafayette street
d Mr. EDWARD c.s T. e a:s sssass
Tues. lsS is-Mond.y Musical. Chorus r.hs.r. Ia Com.
,.. mqn Room Of Mount Yas ce%sa. Hun .saool
box social in church parlora 1t 7:so pm. N "
Tues Feb 1eciyic Chorus rehearsal In Community Room
ct Mount cismens High school, at 7so pm.
Tues, Feb 1e-v. J. W. IN Veterans Hall, ct pm.
Society ekating party Ut the home Of Mrs Norman SaSus
South River road, ct 7:S0 pm.
Tues, Feb 10Samaritan Circle birthday luncheon at
.,, the Kings Daughters Home. at 1890 pm:
We'd, Feb le-Chd Study Group at the home Of Mrs.
Macon Tfahue. 10 Clinton avenue at . pm.
Wed Feb le-Haxrison Circle Of Kings Daughters a the
Brown Cottage 1t pm. $50 5sSA
Wed; Feb 1s-MouHt Clemens Lodge. Ne. ST. \. NJ,
lodge opens 0lS pm, complimentary turkey dinner
tor members and visiting Masons. In Masonic hall.
wed FEB isEver Onward Circle Of Kings p.us.ers 1t
ne home Of Mrs Frederick Pfronm, TO Wolf road, at
Wed. Feb le-Mignonste Club at the home Of Mrs Fred
Loxen, y Gibbs street, ct pm.
Wed, Feb 1e-Pfe-Lenten Card party, in st. Louis hall,
sponsorsd By the Daisy Club. st pm.
e = PA installation and potluck din.
wsd Feb lssk Annss Guild. 1t the home Of Mrs. Joseph
- GauemH, - NORTH evpuue, at $50 pm.
wed FEB ieDshlia Club q O. Louis parish II the home
we'd rs .11 s.:ssss . g 1irS sss :: +. pm
Cemess Agh school Tao 70 pm. -,s7.
Wed, Feb. leAHesieen Lagoon guiding benefit party In
Legion clubhouse, q pm. 81 7-Il'e'r''
Wed FEB 1 r!n IIbs csss e the hens Of Mrs.
Wed. yss isssnias Ses cSss = S% hon. u Mr.,
J:pee !sH:d Avg esset; q pm
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-17
BY RUTH AgILLEr

YOU might @ well face L. The average person
hasn't chance OF becoming witty or brilliant
conversationalist In spite Of the claims Of Ill the
'hov "a" hooks
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-17

her daughtax's ~ r W
Mrs.. Bschtel weg1 ol
wore corsaUss q -
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best man. Iu,aA11lD
ing the csreaneny r. NJ
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formed "a arelsWay;V ~
sabers, throueh WIltp
and groom posp66
military tr1dittol IN &
were Lieuts. j. ~ 45
Smith, q. ". frGIl sSi
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Dean. n s 4! ,5|
A reception ~ ~
followed ct ~ loo6 y
where white l1oWefD ri W
Tor decorations. III
BerchteI LETT duflnG q i
for . ten-dsy ~ 1)G
the South. and wl1l N
South Gistiot avpnale Il
return. q ~ rs ss5 N y
ORDER Of I1o4eG n t. i ~ M
GERS practice W3lI "
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-17

. - taiking every minute. Team not = . a.
hoerDeno1 ~ a1eucsa The pssssu who tGu't sfso3d
g occasional alliances y restful p9son 70 have
0snt nste euassEvstsoa cut o3 ~ ~ in1ss.
est3ug Hschoni0 g living.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-17

II you think you belong to the
average" class (most Of W do)
you had probably better not even
think Of yourself o. q Converts.
tionalist" at oil. That's . pretty
important sounding tsrm. Vi
Just think of yourself % Z
talkeS, make up your mind % Ina.
prove the Qsulity Of the talk you
put out.
Remember these do's and
dout1 cts glrprisine how lew
people DO yemGmber tbem) and
pour tslk viii b juterooting
enough end Of , HIN euou1h
quality 70 sst you 81 Without e
sitating o. beging yos1r 6jop6s.
10 bsGin with, do0't Seel tha4
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-17
Local Group Attends
Club Meeting in Windsor

MISS MYRTA K. BOWERS,
Miss Penzie Stewart. Miss Helen
Marqusrdt and MISS Irene
Crawford motored to Windsor
Saturday evening, where they
attended the international meet
ing of the Business and Profess
sional Women's Club at the
Prince Edward Hotel.
More than 200 people were
present. Following dinner q
program was presented with the
speaker, Of the evening Miss
Mary A. Daley Of Toronto. Miss
Daley spoke on "The Romance
Of Advertising and Merchandise
ing In = Modern Department
Store"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-17

same. fern or green p1ont ~ o0o 0e 49, ~ n
Such table BY window with N go
SORTS Of charm. But you don't have - have : 1ao
they are. Plants and ferns DO best III ~ tGexl CEN
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-17

MILES MCKEE and con Da-
vid of Muskeson will leave this
evening for THAR home follow.
ing q brief visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. william +. Kelly.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-17

the club officsrs and George
MAcDonald, Bsrnice Sisrsns,
Jean voilsnd, Hugh Flanagan,
Paul Martus, Margaret and Mary
Ann Dluse, Joseph Fox and
Frank Mulso.
II u planned that the group
will meet every two weeks, but
the next meeting u planned for
Friday. Feb. a, when . dance
will be held In st. Msry's club
rooms following . brief business
meeting It eight o'clock. The en-
tsrtainmsnt committee for this
meeting 10 composed OF Mary
Ann Dluge. Joseph FOX. Patricia
Caldwell, Lillian Graxioli and
George MacDonald.
All Catholic young people
over the age Of II are invited
to the Friday meeting, and II
they Join the club on or before
that evening win be considered
charter members. Plans now are
to close the charter Friday eve
ming.
Officers OF the new group are
Bernard Houthoofd, president;
Patricia Caldwell, vice-presi-
dent; Virgins Peltier, secretary;
and Tom Keefe, treasurer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-17

OWING to the illness Of sew
eral members. Group 3 Of the
Women's Society Of Christian
Service Of the Methodist church
will not hold its regular meet
ing this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

L. c. Blount. OF Great Bakes In
surance company, was guest speak
err to students at the morning and
evening assembly sessions at the
Detroit Institute OF Commerce.
Wednesday. oct. IS.
Speaking on, the theme. "What
Price Success Mr.. Blount said in
part:
II congratulate you students for
having seen the need for this
type OF education. / also congrat-
ulate the members OF the faculty.
One Of the fine things about teach
ing is the fact that you give some
body something. without getting
rid Of 1t yourself.
ITO some people. place like
this is just another school, but II
we could make a survey OF the
number of schools OF this nature
for members OF other races in De-
troit and the number OF students
who attend them, we could better
appreciate what this institution Is
doing. We can realize that we. too,
can get this better training and be
OF some service 10 the business
people and 10 ourselves.
Each student who has enrolled
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29th at 8:15
Blount Speaks At Assembly Sessions
OF FheDeiroit Institute Of Commerce

here, has done 50 with definite
purpose in mind. Each one felt
that he should improve his or her
edvcation and therefore has chosen
this medium to do 1t. Now. that
you are given this opportunity to
advance yourselves. you can do
what you want TO do with II. You
can come every day and take what
the teachers have to give out. You
can play around and accomplish
nothing, realize nothing and per-
haps blame the school or the facul-
~ fer what you didn't take in. We
need TO get down TO business and
become so efficient that color will
have no bearing on your position.
We must get our education with the
idea that we can serve anyone who
can pay for our services.
"You may have all the technical
and cultural knowledge h I
schools can give you, but you must
also have personality. You must
know how to approach and talk to
a person. At some time. you may
be applying for q job and the prop
err approach may help you to win
the position"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

The annual woman's Day pro-
gram will be held at Corinthian
Baptist church, Caniff and Dyar.
Sunday. Oct. 26 all day. Mrs. e. M.
Kaigler will be guest speaker Sum
day morning. Numerous speakers
will appear on the interesting aft
ernoon program. At 1880 pm. Mrs.
c. r. Askew will speak to what Is
expected to be very large crowd.
One hundred women are pledged
TO pay S. In an effort TO raise $500.
This effort Is being sponsored by
the Missionary department OF which
Mrs. c. z. Williams Is president.
Mrs. Rosa Hill Is chairman of the
Woman's Day committee.
After the address by the Rev.
Mr.. Crawford last Sunday morning,
the Rev. Mr.. Harrison and Mrs.
Cold Of Bessemer. Ala, Joined
church. over 500 was raised.
Sick members include Mrs. Stel-
10 Brown. Mrs. Viola Hawkins. Mrs.
Lettie Edwards. all at home and
Martin Phillips in the Trinity hos
pital.
Anyone wishing to purchase the
Detroit Tribune may contact Ern-
est williams at 9526 Delmar or
call To. 1887.
Willie Mae williams is church
reporter: the Rev. e. J. Jackson Is
pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

Probation After Death will be
the subject OF the lesson-sermon In
all Christian Science churches
throughout the world on Sunday,
Oct. rs.
The golden text (Hebrews 3:l2
49, is: Take heed. brethren, les,
there be In any of you an evil
heart OF unbelief. In departing from
the living God. But exhort one an
other daily, while 1t is called to-
day"
Among the Bible citations Is this
passage proverbs 1870: 1.-THE
fining pot is for silver. and the
furnace for gold: but the Lord
trieth the hearts"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy. include the following %. 66) {:
Trials are proofs Of Gods care.
Spiritual development terminates
not from seed sown in the soil OF
material hopes. but when these de-
cay, Love propagates anew the
higher joys of Spirit, which have
no faint OF earth"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Rolling 49,
Leaves For
|Maneuvers
Many Had Just
Returned From
20, 600 Mile Trip

THE Rolling as" Fort wsyne's
hard-riding. Woodworking truck
drivers OF Company s." 4sth
Quartermaster Regiment. left Fort
Wayne camp 1880 am. Wednesday
for Hoppman, North Carolina.
where they will participate in u.
Army maneuvers during the next
six weeks.
According to Lieut.. A. A. Beck.
who led the convoy OF Is trucks. the
81 men and two officers will be
assigned 10 the Commanding Gen.
eral OF the First Army IN North
Carolina, where they will truck
supplies and materials from the
railroad to Army camps throughout
the maneuver area.
Half OF the men leaving the Fort
Wayne Quartermaster Motor Sup
ply depot wednesday had just re-
turned from 10000 miles OF maneu-
vers which took them through eight
southern states. All OF the trucks
were reconditioned during the past
week TO prepare them for the gruel-
ling task ahead.
The maneuver area lies largely In
the 165 miles OF sanky-soiled cotton
country between Fort Bragg and
Fort Jackson. North Carolina. This
type OF terrain, with its stretch OF
pine growth and open cotton fields.
will present difficult problems IN
the concealing OF supply camps and
In trucking matrials across the
country.
Army activity In this area has
held up until this month TO prevent
interference with cotton-picking ac-
tivities in the two-state maneuver
area. The men OF The Rolling As"
plan to return to the Quartermaster
Motor Supply depot, Folt Wayne in
December.
According to Lieut.. Beck, the
men in THE Rolling As" we're
selected for their good record and
driving ability. During the summer
maneuver, they received common
dations from fifteen army organi-
cations on the fine job they had sc-
J complished.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Mrs. Buckner Hostess
To Class Of Esther

The Class OF Esther OF Second
Baptist church met at the home OF
Mrs. Irene Buckner. 1873 LaBelie.
recently, at which time a poppy
business session was followed by
devotional services.
Mrs. Wheeler reported visiting
SO sick persons. Members OF the
class reported Ill included Mrs.
Turner, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs.
Archer.
The president. Mrs. Gill, appoint
ed a nominating committee as fol-
lows: Mrs. Lizzie Drake. Mrs. Bes-
sic Wheeler. Mrs. Irene Buckner,
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Bowles.
Present at the meeting we're:
Mrs. A. B. Gill. Mrs. Partlow, Mrs.
Hartsfield. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Wheel
err, Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Drake. Mrs.
Bowles. Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Stuckey,
Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Bessie Ramsey
aud Mrs. Matte Ramsey, also Mrs.
Stephens, Mrs. Dewalt and Mrs.
Buclkner Guests included Mrs.
Ward. Miss Mona Mason and Mater
Bowles.
The hostess served a very 40
petizing repast. which all enjoyed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
GREATER BETHEL USHER BOARD THE CAVALIERS
Present in RECITAL
Bethel ChurchCo Fredei kandSt
FATHER JOS LeVANDER WRIGHT
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29th at S:15 PM
United Christian
sOth and Cobb

Sunday, Oct. rs will be the Home
coming Sunday. Holy pictures, por-
traying the life OF Christ VIII be
shown at the church Friday, Oct.
"a at 1880 pm.
The sick are Mrs. Anna Bell OF
1926 Twenty-fourth street. and
John Priestly in Room 626 Herman
Keifer hospital.
The Rev. j. l.. Jordan is pastor:
T. X. Rouse. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

willis and Brush

Choosing for his subject. "A Time
OF Decision DIR. ID. A. Blake. OF
Ann Arbor, Mich. presiding elder
OF this district, preached stirring
sermon Sunday morning.
DR.. Blake declared: Sometimes.
1t takes hardships to bring people
TO their senses. In times Of crisis
like these. you should make your
decision-whether you are going TO
serve Jesus Christ. or the idols OF
the world. II you serve my God. he
will prove to you that he is Cod
the God OF our fathers-church and
our race"
Sunday. Oct. rs is Days Wages
Sunday. Each member has been
asked to contribute one days pay
OF their wages. II Is the aim and
desire Of the pastor and congrega-
ton TO raise not less than $4,000.
Isaac Jones Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Peoples Baptist
313S Arndt

Mrs. Hicks OF Second Baptist
church will be guest speaker Sun
day morning. Oct. 20 at Peoples
Baptist church. S13s Arndt at the
annual womans Day program. A
splendid program will be rendered
In the evening at which time Mrs.
Van Mckay Smith will speak. Din
ner will be served at $3.50 pm. in
the church dining room. The public
is invited to attend these interest
ing sessions.
II was announced that the Mems
Bible class won the financial ban
ner Sunday morning after the In
spring Sunday school review by
Miss c. Brown.
DR.. II II. Royal. pastor. spoke
Sunday morning on THE Holy
Spirit. Our Helper" Three persons
were added TO the church.
verlia Mae Berry is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
St. Paul AME Zion

The Rev. W. F. Fisher spoke 70 +.
full auditorium Sunday. Oct. 10 on
The Righteous Shall Send Forth
Wings" The message was an in
SEPARATION to all.
Al $3.50 pm. the Rev. Mr.. Fisher
spoke from the subject. I'VE Are
My Witnesses"
The Rev. II. NJ. Carroll, choir and
members worshipped at st. Paul,
on the occasion Of quarterly meet
ing day.
At 7:45 DR.. Fisher preached on
the subject, IAN Angel Stood in the
Way"
Last week the Rev. and Mrs. Pow
ell and delegates from ST. Paul as
well as delegates from all Zion
church in Detroit attended the dis
trict conference, which was held In
Grand Rapids.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

rbs Rev. Mr.. Jones Of South
|c.rolIna was the guest speaker last
Surds, morning preaching an In
,sr,sting sermon from Matt. sis.
= the subject. rs Ny Life A
Shining Light?' The speaker next
sunday will be one Of the mission
|.rIes attending the Presbyterian
|rortign Affairs convocation meet
IN IN Detroit this week.
fi.7 r.m. last Monday night the
|,,ssionary society served = dinner
1, the church for local end out-of-
|,orn members attending the Mis-
|sionary conversations: several for
|.lsu missionaries spoke. Several
members OF the Young Peoples So
|rl,ty served as ushers Sunday At
4 nm. at the mass meeting at the
Woodward Avenue Presbyterian
|rhurch and later attended the
Youth conyocation on Missions at
|ths Trumbull Avenue Presbyterian
|church.
The Musiral tea by the choir last
sunday afternoon was a great sue
less financially and numerically.
Ia was for the benent Of the Organ
|mnd.
Al the sunday school hour a
|,psaker from the Gideon's society
sDoks and received several pledges
|tf 81 each for the purchase OF
Bibles for boys in army camps.
On the sick list are Mrs. Gibbs
|oi 2s7 Alser and A. Hughes OF Box
wood avenue.
The Alpha club are sponsoring
|pre-Halloween party on Oct. rs at
|T17 Scotch avenue and the choir
|wIll give their second annual MA
|jor Bowes Amateur Broadcast" at
HE church on Friday evening,
|Noy7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
With The Churches


The Rev. L. J Benson, pastor OF
Thompson Avenue Baptist and his
congregation will worship at New
Bethel Sunday. Oct. 2s at $3.50 pm,
This worship period is being spon-
sored by the Mothers board and
Missionary society,
The chorus. OF which Robert
Vaughn Is president. closed their
fourth anniversary recently. The
chorus has progressed wonderfully
under the direction OF Leroy samp-
son.
The Rev. w. e. Ramsey. pastor,
spoke Sunday morning on For
ward March"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Gospel Choral Union
By BOBBIE BLACKMoN

All members are very happy over
the progress OF New Salem Baptist.
The pastor, members and friends in
three weeks OF hard work have
raised more than $500.
For this drive which ended re-
Gently the church, located at Du-
bois and Illinois. was beautifully
decorated in white.
The Gospel Choral union partici-
pated In the program and made a
donation OF the headquarters for
the union.
The union turned out splendldly
at the Community Bible conference
at the assembly on wellington and
Cameron.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
New Age Temple
1854 Russell

The pastor, the Rev. Beatrice
Bradley and Prince Walter Lewis
returned from their vacation to at
tend Sunday services. but resumed
their vacation the first part OF the
week. The Rev. Mrs. Bradley spoke
on II Shall Not Be Moved"
From Nov. 3 to Nov. 9. the Rev.
T. J. williams will be In charge Of
nightly meetings.
The Flying Clouds gave another
splendid program Sunday evening.
Their next appearance will be Sun
day evening. Nov. Is.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

n GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. 11-sTArKD MEETMG-In
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK HS wednesday. verify IA
Williams, ets Trownritee To- eksoii
Richard WhitA kiei Tunani becrttnrT-
n Hrs viola Perry. Sse Leland Ta l-s7eA
n DkTHSHEBA CHAPTER no. e-sTATED MKETING-lu frItay
DEGREE WORK ORD Friday worthy Maron-Mrs. Leah Mar
Ell Carhed Apt Te l-o507t Worthy PaHon-Mr A.
BRISTOL 1871 Campsu, n 1885, Secretary. hrA Carrie
Riley, zSes Parker. PL res
d GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER NO. n-sThIED nExLNs-lM Wee.
Resfay. DEGREE WORK erd "wednesday. Worthy hsren-
Ms Matte CoIlns COL ssh ~. eesD Worthy
Arthur Robinson, see7 EvalinA IT. 1zsso eeerenyAr
Lula Hendley, 1850 NinEer.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO af-eTATED MEErrNG-en6 kri.
v lsy. DEGREE WORK eth Friday worthy maron-nrh Mar
"a Cameron e7s Eliot Apt 7s1 Te 1bcn Worthy Pshsn-
NJ Heyuood eso8 Hartford. ~. fztte Secreenry
nrs Helen B. CAN'T ssos Hartford ~. ksts&
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO. N-STATEp MEETNG-fu Thur
6aS. DEGREE WORK srd Thursday: WORTHY msren-!rs
Wls lus1n sosee Nnchel6ae, Acting Werhy faxeeM NJ
Hieksr6 WHITE ssl rnmss seretAFy-nrs eistys HARD
w1ek. oi1 Chese ~ o5ok
81. AeSKs cnArT!R no. s-srAyxD nEKiINe-ns vss.ss.
mrh Elizabeth xeran eoli ec)<9 worthy Patron
Mr. Sin Eleed s!ss g.r!terd seerstayn LsrTsss 1'i'
bot seo0 Degee ~. zSoe5A
1cAYsroys cakrLxR 70: n-sTAT!D nEkrMe-sss T,sr.-
nss>s. nshews 90 yert ~ e.ss Neny r,srss .5ss'
NE \. HIM. sssz Msdisen ~ $751;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Wesley AME Zion
6419 Beechwood

Miss z. s. Macberry OF Kentucky
"a conducting revival services at
John wesley. The congregation Is
looking forward to tha mortgage
burning in the near future.
The second choir will render a
program Sunday. Oct. rs. The pub
lie is invited. The Rev. George W.
Rivers Is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

Pastor Jackson spoke Sunday on
|sThe Church." Beginning Tuesday
|ihs Rev. c. L. Lindsay OF Biloxi.
Miss. began conducting revival
Services at First Progressive Bap-
hist.
The Rev. william Brooks OF Ro-
|mec spoke Sunday afternoon and
ihe Rev. I. Undertake. president OF
HE Minister'S conference, preached
10 the evening.
L. T. Alexander is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Bethel Apostolic Faith
1918 L. DAWSON >

The Rev. M. f. Colder, who is
conducting a revival meeting for
the young people OF the church.
spoke Sunday morning from Rev.
21.7. His subject was "Overcom-
ing"
DR.. Colder will speak each night
this week. The public is invited.
The Rev. B. ]. Goode Is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

Marie Shade. contralto, will be
ruest artist on the Pleasant Sun
day program. Oct. rs at pm.
others appearing will be Blanche
Murphy. Alvin Cray toloists; Mrs.
M. Pettigrew. reader; Deioria
Knox and June Bonner. pianists.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
St. Paul AME

"servips God" will be the sub
1ect OF the sermon Sunday. 10: As
am.
soul Saving will be the subject
OF the sermon at 7:45 pm.
Inc Sunday school will open at
Sis am. with George w. Garner
a. superintendent.
The Junior and Senior Allen
Christian Endeayor leagues will
meet at 5 and $3.50 with Miss Car
RE Gordon and Mrs. Talu Crook
billups as presidents. respectively.
The topic will be Meeting Our
Community's Needs" Luke 4:16-2O.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Church Of God
DOS. Campau and GratIot

The young people of the Church
o. God will leave Friday TO attend
the Northern state convention
which will be held from Oct. "a
through Oct. rs in Chicago. Ill.
The Rev. G. b. Washington OF
Los Angeles. Calf. spoke Sunday
morning and Tuesday evening at
the church.
Mrs. jamie Hair Is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Sacred Cross
SS25 Hastings

The Imperial club of the Sacred
Cross BAPTIST church will present
Mrs. Lula Waiver In a recital Sun
day. Oct. rs at $3.50 pm.
A Pew rally will be held at the
same time. Mrs. Walter Hills IL
president OF the club: the Rev. M.
l.. Franklin Is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

The AME Laymen will hold their
inspirational program Sunday. Oct.
20 at $3.50 pm. at the Community
AME church in Romulus, Mich.
DR.. A. C. Toodle and Mrs. Ida Wv
ian will be the speakers. Music
will be furnished by the Laymen's
choir. under the direction OF Mrs.
r. williams.
At the last meeting Wilbur G.
woodson, executive secretary Of the
YMCA was the speaker.
The public Is invited.