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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
O.E.S. COLUMN F. & A.M.P.H.A.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. Ii-sTATED xKETMe|lH
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd wednesday verify Ma.
ton-Mrs. AIphretta williams SIS Trovhrdse To- stso'
WORTHY Richard Whe bsl Inlman SecfetAry-
Mrs. Viola Perry teS Leland, Te iS5ea
BATHsHEBA CHAPTER NO. e-sTATED MEETING-1st Fiday
DEGREE erd Friday. worthy MatronMrs Leah Mar.
sI7 Garfield, Apt Te 1857, Worthy PatronMr v A.
Bristol is4I Campsu 1885 Secretary. nrs Carrie
Riley lspe Parker. Pl 75e5
GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER NO. 14-STATED MEETfNGIt Wet.
nesdny. DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday. Worthy MaHon-
Collins Goal 2sth. $500, worthy Pstrcn-Mr
Arthur Robinson, $685. Evane IT. issss, secrear-hrs
Lula Hendey. 1880 Klinscr.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER no. sf-sTATED MEETING-snd Fri.
DAY. DEGREE WORK an Frday. WORTHY n.nos-nrs har-
6ss Eliot Apt s1 Te eofs' Worthy farcs
Mrs. Helen r. sos Hartford, Ty <s55s.
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO. 2e-STATED HEETfNG-1U uurs-
day DEGREE WORK sra Thurday Worthy Maros-Mrs.
WIs fos1o Hitchedsley Acting WORTHY patronhf
Richard White sIs1 Tnlmss, ssretA1-HrA ehdys HArt-
wck. SOIL Ckene. " otSk
81. AGNrs CHAPTER no ss-sTATED nEKIMe-ns v.dnss-
day DEGREE WORK eth Wednesday. worthy Mstorn-.
nrs Elizabeth Logan eo ssth IT, eess, worthy fsrss
Hartford SecretaryMrs Lcrrkst TAI
$500 BeFoie. Ty. s-0679.
lCkPsTONg CRATER NO. ss-sTATED MEErrNe-nt Thsrs-
DAY. DEGREE WORK fth Thursday. WORTH Hsrcn- Ira
Rosetta ses2 Fort " sisS, Worthy f.es Rev
PIoyd Harris sbs ncDonrsl ~ ssss, Jsks
ne n. Hn- sss7 Madison, ~ sss7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23

side street. in Ferndale.
Nicholas Young and Mrs. Hat
tie Young, Of Gardenlane street,
will spend ten days visiting in Mis-
sissippi with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Evelyn Dunn, Of Garden
lane, who has been visiting her
aunt in west Virginia, has returned
home.
Mrs. vcrnice Green. Of Los An
gelos, Calf. is in the city visiting
relatives and friends. Last week
she was the guest OF her parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hardwick
OF Smile road. She has resided in
California two years.
Miss Lucille Hollis, secretary of
the Millionaires club. wants men,
bers and friends TO know that she
will spend a week fishing at Hough-
ton Lake.
Mrs. Lille Mar Powe, Of 20is9
Westview street, will return home
this week, after pleasant two
week visit In south Carolina with
friends and relatives.
Edward Meade was the weekend
guest OF his cousin, Mrs. Irene Cole
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Appointment Reward
Faithful Services Of
Mrs. C. Donaldson

Mrs. Gertrude Donaldson. of
1884 Goddard Ave. has recently
been appointed Steward OF Bethel
AME church by the pastor. Rev.
William II. Peck. II has been TWEEN
ty years since woman has served
as an officer OF Bethel church. The
first and last to serve In this capa-
city was a Mrs. Jennie Anthony.
Mrs. Donaldson has a long and
faithful record as leader and
member OF Bethel. She is the presi-
dent of the Silent Workers club OF
Bethel, one OF the large and lead
ing auxiliaries OF the church. she
is the mother OF three children. Her
son, Amos Donaldson. Is the cross
bearer at Bethel. Her oldest daugh-
ter. Myrtle was chosen as miss
Centennial during the celebration
OF the church's one hundreth ami
versary. Her youngest daughter.
Dorothy Ia active in the Sunday
School and young peoples socie-
ties. Her husband is a faithful
member OF the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23

About 80 persons were present at
the old fashion sunrise service
Sunday morning when the Hartford
Prayer band met. Twelve teen
age youngsters testified in the
service. Mrs. Hill was out again
after several weeks illness and
Mrs. Gay was present having re-
turned from a very pleasant vaca-
ton.
The 18th anniversary of the band
was held in the afternoon. Mrs.
Sweetie was mistress of ceremon-
les. and Mr. Watson delivered the
welcome address. Others who APP
peared on program were Mesdames
Green and Foundry. Mr.. Bell. dea-
con Of Warren Avenue Baptist. and
Mr.. Williams, deacon OF New Light
Baptist.
Mr.. Penn. Mrs. Dan. Mrs. Mayo
and Mrs. Gabson are III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23

Croxton, OF 2l004 Bethlawn street.
Mr.. Meade recently returned from
New Mexico. He resides in Chica-
60. Ill.
Miss Louise Reid was the week
end houseguest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Croxton, OF 2100i Bethlawn. Miss
Reid is the foreign missionary OF
Second Baptist church, In Detroit,
and has spent three years in Mon
rovia, Liberia. Africa.
FOR RENT
Rooms 10 rent AT reasonable
prices. Mrs. Pearl Larry. 500
Pembroke, corner Of Northlawn
street.
Mrs. Catherine MCGEE. OF North
Carolina. Is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. d. solomon, Of Ohio street.
w. McCuplers, OF 1881 Westview
street. is seriously III at the Ford
hospital.
Correction
In the Aug. . issue OF The Tri-
bune. news story was carried
about the attempt OF certain white
citizeni OF Ferndale 10 influence
the Johnson family 10 move from
their home at s005 Chippewa street
and the subsequent arrest OF Ches-
ter Johnson. a son OF the family.
The officer who filed the traffic
complaint against the youth was
not Lieutenant Riopelle, but an
other patrolman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
MRS. SMITH
BURIED FROM
MACEDONIA

Funeral services for Mrs Mable
Smith. 702 +. Vernon Highway,
were held from Macedonia Baptist
church. last Thursday with large
number OF friends in attendance.
Mrs. Smith was a member OF q
large number of auxiliaries and the
members OF these attended.
The church was banked with
flowers from friends. and many
kilograms of coincidence were read.
The deceased is survived by her
mother Mrs. Nellie Shumate. and
aunt. Mrs Bessie Matthews. Burial
was in Detroit Memorial Park
Cemetery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
NORTHWEST DETROIT
SOCIAL AND BUSINESS ACTIVITIES
By ]. c. Bryant

Mr.. and Mrs. David Rice. OF 1lene
street: Miss Willie Beoples, OF
Ohio street: and Miss Bobhie g.
Burns. OF North Detroit. wont their
friends TO know they will spend a
ten-day vacation visiting relatives
and friends in Macon, Ga.
John w. Kood. Mrs. Hattie Nell
son. Mrs. Magdalene Kirklin. OF
Wisconsin. Mrs. Sale Pearson and
Mrs. Matte Mae Whaley. OF Atlanta,
Ga, spent last week visiting rela-
tiyes and friends in Detroit. They
were given a reception by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wlngficld on Ilene
street. on Aug. s at 7;15 pm. Cow
ers were laid for fourteen guests.
The visitors have returned TO their
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Virgins and
Mrs. Annie Coklom. OF Roselawn
street. have returned home. after
visiting friends in Gary, Ind, last
week.
Miss Lizzie Ferguson. OF Chicago.
spent two weeks In the city With
relatives and friends. Last week,
she was the guest OF the l.. W.
Jones family. OF Glenlodse street.
She has returned home.
The Millionaires club met at the
beautiful home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phenssee. at 2046i Northlawn
street. Thursday evening at Q
o'clock. Miss Lucille Hollis was the
entertainer. 4. Ballard and other
prominent people were guests. Al
10 pm. coffee and doughnuts were
served. New members include Ed
ma Johnson and Ruth Marsh.
The young people In this commu-
nifty were surprised TO lcari re-
Gently that James Jackson. OF Beth
lawn street. and Miss Juanita +.
Manuel were married IN Ohio on
July 8. On August the groom's
parents gave the young couple a
reception at which six gallons OF
ice cream and fifteen gallons OF
beer were served 10 the one hun
dred guests who enjoyed the feast.
The parents OF the groom. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Perdue. OF 20S06 Beth
lawn, are very proud.
Mrs. Lewis. OF Kansas: Mrs. Win
cia Davis. OF New York. are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Davis,
OF Kentucky street.
Howard Fucher and Miss Eliza
beth Canon. OF Majestic street, will
visit two weeks with relatives and
friends In Mississippi.
Mrs. sallie Green. OF Macon. Ca.
r. the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. B. j.
walker, OF wyoming street.
Mrs. Isabel Hines, OF Parkside
street. Is planning 70 spend a ten
day vacation with relatives and
friends in Mississippi
A. ]. Love. OF Como. Miss. IA in
the city visiting relatives and
friends. Last week. he was the
guest OF his son and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. f. II. stwerat, Of Park
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81. Paul To Tender Pastor Testimonial
BANQUET On Eve OF Annual Confab

An anti-climax 10 the mortgage
burning held Sunday Afternoon A.
ST. Paul AME church. Southwest
Detroit will be reached Monday.
Aug. 20 when members attend a
testimonial dinner In honor ct their
pastor. the Rev. S. s. Harris. DR..
Harris will leave Aug. II for the
Annual AME Conference.
The Rt. kew. John A. Gregg, blsh-
op OF the fourth episcopal district
was in charge OF the services and
introduced DR.. William II. Peck
pastor OF Bethel AME Chnrcn. as
principal speaker. His subject was
"A Clean Church Albert Peart.
trustee and Mrs. Florence Thomas,
stewardess. were chosen TO take
part in the burning of the mort
gage papers. Offering for the day
was 1925.
Sunday morning Bishop Gregg
delivered the message from Deut.
1915. His subject was Dwelling
in the Bush Music was furnished
by the chorus and choir. Little
Mildred Dye was at the piano.
Among the out-of-town guests
and visiting ministers on hand for
the memorable occasion were. Mrs.
Ruth Gregg King OF jefferson City,
Mo-, neice OF the bishop: Mrs. Jessie
Weatherspoon and daughter OF JEFF
fereon City. Mo. b. Lawson. Of
Windsor. ontario: the Rev. j. d.
Howell. the Rev. II. G. simmons,
the Rev. A. ID. Evans, the Rev.
George w. Black, DR.. Black, and
the Rev. Schley.
DR.. Gregg, his nelce, Miss King
and the Rev and Mrs. S. s. Har-
ris were dinner guests OF Mrs. and
Mrs. f. A. Vivians Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Vivians is church re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Christian Science

mind" will be the subject Of the
ltsson-sermon In all Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on Sunday. August "a.
The golden text q Corinthians
2:i6) is: who hath known the
mind of the Lord. that no may in
struct him?'
Among the Bible citations is this
passage psalm 1880: "Great is
our Lord. and OF great power: his
understanding is Infinite
Correlative passages TO be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
%. 331): THE Scriptures imply
that God IN All-in-all. From this II
follows that nothing possesses
reality nor existence except the
divine Mind and His ideas"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Presbyterian Church

The subject III My Life Be A
Failure or Success .--Why?" was
discussed by the Rev. Henry Por-
ter on last Sunday morning.
At $3.50 pm the Missionary So
ciety held their meeting and were
entertained BY Mrs. Fannie Peg
ram at 60i6 Van Court avenue.
A committee Of ladies'. including
Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Porter, Mrs.
Parker and Mrs. Anna Lewis held
a very successful wiener Roast In
the church yard last Friday night.
The proceeds is 10 be applied on
the Church Carpet and Curtain
fund.
A lawn party will be held on
Friday night, Aug. 20 Al the church.
One Mans Family
Sunday. Aug. "a at 3 pm. at the
church. George e. Hamilton and
family OF Ypsilanti will put on a
zone Mans Family" program,
Father. mother and children will
appear In vocal and instrumental
numbers. The public IA invited to
hear this talented family.
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ECORSE NEWS
CONTINUED from Page 100

Continued from Page 100
prayer. which was conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Stevenson. The Twin City
quartet accompanied the group and
rendered selections. The Rev. Mr..
Stevenson's text was: IL have
fought a good fight" subject, IAN
Honorable Discharge" The choir
sang beautifully. Present were
Curades James Bridges and Will
liam Fl. Armstrong. who made
short encouraging talks TO their
comrades. The veterans gave hearty
applause. Among the shut-ins at
Veteran hospital are: Floyd White,
Willie Hair. Samuel Southall, Will
liam Carson and Jerry Bridges.
Pastor G. a. Stevenson will at
tend the National Baptist conven-
tion which convenes in Cleveland.
Ohio. September 10.
The reception OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Maulding. who we're recently mar
ried will be held at Mt. Zion church,
Friday. August %.
September 80. the church will
have a big picnic. All Ecorse is in
vitcd.
On the sick list are Mother
Morton and Mrs. Vaughn. They de-
sire prayers OF all.
Mrs. Susie Polk. a member Of
Mt. Zion. Is visiting in Atlanta.
Ga. She will return August 22.
The Ecorse West Side Peoples
club gave social Saturday eve
ming. Refreshments we're served
and everybody seemed TO he In
good spirits. Games and music
were the feature entertainment.
The next business meeting will
be held Sept. In preparation for
the election which will be held
soon. ". II. Armstrong IA presi-
donf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Nurses
bar Lecture By
B. Head
Executive Says
Control Of Plague
Can Be Bought

AysING, Mich Especially -
b;rculosIs control can be
[A,-the lives OF the $4,000 II
[ annually can be bought" de-
IA Theo. J. werle. executive
|,lsry Of the Michigan Tubercu-
association, in the final lee
1 on tuberculosis at the univer-
o. Michigan summer school.
tuberculosis is now a problem
economies" he said. doctors
|,cItnlIsts have discovered sure
kods Of dealing with this
Iu,. Money is the only obstacle.
I'm conquer the disease when
las volunteer workers succeed
.ouyincing the public that Il Is
Spsr 10 spend millions to wipe
line disease than 10 spend mil
\ every year In its treatment
M class included 10 Negro
Iu and teachers on scholar
Is from the National Tubercu-
! association and various south
|Nate associations. Their home
h still have death rates run
\ from 80 TO 100 per cent high
ban Michigan's, which is now
Ier 100000. In these states the
10 death rate is from s to 10
d As large as the white.
b this group Mr.. werle chai-
led. Educate your community
be fact that tuberculosis germs
no resnectors OF races. They
spread from the black TO the
h. NO home is safe from tu-
IuIosis until every home lie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
(ICHIGAN
|OSPEL
MON NOTES
~ BobbIe Blackmon

="
mother annual National Con-
ZION has passed and made his
for Gospel singers. Brooklyn
New York city will long re-
pier our stay there. More than
gospel choirs throughout Amer
and Canada we're represented.
requests for ENGAGEMENTS
sd from Cleveland. Ohio alone.
fioIrs registered from Michi-
|izt Year the convention will
In 81. Louis at which time
hoped that Michigan will have
contestant for the seventh
Plarfhlp award. They failed to
b one this fear. Regional meet
will be held in Cleveland in
(nOer and in Atlanta, Georgia
March.
Pc Rev. Mr.. Walker. pastor of
Salem filled many pulpit en-
|fnents while making the trip.
the Michigan songsters had
r requests for engagements
P they could fill.
r. Williams. husband Of Mrs.
|rEla l. Williams. chief usher
last Sunday morning at s
2ock. His funeral will be Thurs
] pm. from Calvary Baptist
lrth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
With The Churches
New Bethel

Mrs. Mary Cade OF Birmins-
ham. Ala, who IL visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Essie Green, was
among those whe heard the splen-
did sermon delivered by Pastor W.
K. Ramsey from Exodus 3:3. His
subject was Burning Bush" DR..
Ramsey spoke in the evening on
Gods Council to Comfort His
People"
DR.. Ramsey will be one OF the
speakers at the National Baptist
convention. Various groups In the
music department will furnish the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
St. Paul AME

The pastor spoke to a vast audi
ence Sunday. Aug. II from the
subject. God In the Home
Four new members were added to
the church and the pastor orsaniz-
ed the membership for $4,000 A.
nancial drive to end Oct. 5.
At 7:45 the guest pseaker. DR..
Walter r. Lowell. editor OF the star
OF Zion. and a general officer In the
AME Zion church.
st. Paul church. located at Palm
er at Beaubien street, welcomes all
TO worship there.
The Rev. l.. p. Powell is minister.
Members who have not registered
their new address please register
next Sunday morning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
United Christian

The Rev. A. p. G. Turner OF st.
Louis, Mo-, will preadh Sunday.
Aug. "a at the United Christian
church in the absence OF the pastor
who will be attending the National
convention at Nashville. Tenn.
Visitors from five states heard
the message by Pastor X. l.. Jordan
last Sunday morning. His text was
from Matthew 3S. "Will Man Rob
God?" The Rev. Mr.. Strickland OF
Florida preached Sunday evening.
United Christian church is locat-
ed at 563l Thirtieth street. T. X.
Rouse is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. noht. l.. champion
Oil Grafiot Ave.
M aIfgss

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Court fer tho Nouri OF WAYNE. IN
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court House in the rfy ~ Detrnt.
County ~ Na,ne and state ~ 81 hran
on the sth day ~ LUIS 4 D. 1871
Present Honorable Nd oLpH r.
MAHScHNEE rirrpf fHd1c
u Appearing 20 tho saf|sfaffior of tha
court by affidavit fllsi ths cause
thnf q cannot 10 t-afffafnrl ir what
state or COUNTY this feffndsr' Addia
Mae Nllsn now res fe- ana fle~ofora
cannot %. served VitD process issued
out ~ ihs court
On motion ~ f'ehers L. champion. At
torne, for plaintiff
. II IL Ordered That tddio Mac Allen.
tho above nAned defendant cptcr he-
appearance ln the fANFr VS. person or
by attorney ~ three rnnths from tho
date Of this order or Tie hill n come
pialnt fiied in this cause Viii be taken
40 confessed aeains' hcr;
And u Is Furthcr ordered ihas .
copy ~ this order 10 sent 20 'he de-
PENDANT 81 her last known address ~
rcgisirref mal and IN the event. NJ
reeistrred return receipt signed by ihs
defendant il received then This order
10 be puhiished Ae required he ia~
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circuit judge
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cAsrNr J. IiNGEMAS
Clerk
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Deputy clerk - '-s-3o
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Prospect Baptist

The plantation party sponsored
by the Senior choir will be repeat
Ell Monday, Arg. 25 Cor the bene'
NJ OF the $4,000 rally.
There will be a solo feast pro-
gram. featuring soloists OF different
churches OF the city Aug. 20. MIS-
Terrell Is sponsor.
The Missionary society Will have
a program sunday. Aug 80 At 3
pm.
presentation was made by the
church TO Mrs. s. s. CumDy' = lot
mer pastors wife for her ialtn-
fulness since her husbands DEAN,
Or. Ferreil preached morning ana
evening on Not Az ! VIII But a.
Tnou win" and self EXAMINATION.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
St. Paul AME

Telling The Truth will be the
subject of sermon Sunday at l0:45
am.
"The Great Refusal" will be the
subject OF the sermon Sunday At
7:45 pm. This will be the closing
sermon for this conference year.
The Rev. c. NJ. Metcalf. choir
and congregation Of the AME Zion
church will worship at st. Paul
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Metcalf will preach.
The Senior Leave will discuss.
"Anti-Gambling" Elk. 20:15, Amos
8:4-10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23

A blackboard demonstration OF
the Lords Prayer will be given
Sunday morning at Peoples Baptist
church. Or. Royal preached from
st. John ASIA last Sunday morn
ing.
The play Calling a Preacher TO
Little Grove Church." presented
Aug. Is was huge success. Some
OF the characters were: Mrs. Wal
ton. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Power.
Miss Hill. Mrs. Annie Duncan and
Mrs. Minnie Duncan.
verlia Mae Berry is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
True Vine Temple

The Rev. +. ward. pastor. was In
charge OF baptismal services sun
day evening. Aug. II at DR.. Browns
church, 962 Canfeld. Among the
visiting pastors we're the Rev, Rob-
ert Evans, the Rev. Mr.. Curry, the
Rev. and Mrs. Banks, Prince smith
the Rev. Mr.. Holms. the Rev. Mr..
Miller, the Rev. Mr.. Reese and the
Rev. Mr.. Eckard.
The u candidates we're Mesdames
Meadows. Canady. woodson. Ferry
Shepard. Threadgill. Jackson. Hill,
Jefferson. Messrs. Evans. Moore
and Toney.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
AME Laymen

The eighth anniversary program
OF the AME Laymen will be held
Sunday. Aug. "a at $3.50 pm. at
Smiths Chapel AME church. Ink
ster, Mich.
DR.. II. Francis Washington. pre-
siding elder OF the Detroit district.
will he the speaker. DR.. Aaron G.
Toodle. president OF the State Lay
mems organization, will also speak.
Music will be furnished by the
Williams. A very unique program
has been arranged. The public Is
invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
City Ushers Meet

The City Usher board union met
at the YMCA last Thursday eve
ming with all the presidents OF local
boards present.
The union will meet next at
Chapel Hill church where their
ushers will celebrate their ami
versary, Aug. "a at 3 pm.
Joe Webb Is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Church Of God

Rev. Samuel Randle preached
Sunday morning from Acts 1895.
DR.. and Mrs. McGhee and sew
cral left Tuesday TO attend the ma
tional meet In Nashville. Tenn.
The public is always welcome
to attend services at the Church OF
God located at Gratiot and Jos.
Campau avenues.
Mrs. jamie Hair Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Rescue Mission

The Rev. NJ. c. Moore preached
at the morning worship Of the Tree
Of Revelation Rescue Mission last
Sunday morning.
The mission opened their third
circle at 1850 Dubois. Headquar-
tiers arc at 1882 +. Fort street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Starlight Church

The Rev. L. willie~is pastor.
who recently returned from the
National Convention. preached
Sunday morning on the subject
"Truth With Clear Inspiration"
DR.. williams spoke again In the
evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Alabama Minister IL
Vacationing In City

The Rev. L. Cash, Sr., minister
OF the First congregational church
OF Birmingham, Ala. is spending
his vacation in Detroit. Rev. Mr..
Cash is moderator OF the Alabama
Mississippi Congregational confer
ence and vice-president Of the
General Alumni association OF
Fisk university.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23

To my host Of Customers and
Friends I wish 20 announce that
! have come on the read home, 10
serve you. Come and see n
prophecies who will fix your
business, put money In your
hand, fix domestic difficulties and
bring In peace. All | ask Is that
you do rs l tell you. Have |
proof Yes. I made n vow with
God II He would enable me l
would help Humanity. and He
enabled me. I want 10 help every
man and woman. Reading and
healing daily. Q 10 g. Madame
W. c. Wright, s3i East Vernon
Highway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

A CHILD born on this day
will need careful direction to
help il understand the fine work
for which it is intended. If you
order il about, it definitely will
balk. but If you reason with it,
it will quickly take sound adj
vice.
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