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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01
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aber id idiittelte ben aopf, neil id
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leioteen fonnte. Jreili9 bate id nidt
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fernteitea Binfel eines &a,lles, oas
Haunt fir ein 9usen6 5amilieu bot.
ltsen tuiirbe, uu6 tpenn id ie ipieoer
auf Hetien gebe.
aber Dos i,tereifiert fdliebli4
niemanoeu ais mid ielber, peroen
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es lou nidt tpieoer borfommeu.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
St. Paul AME Zion

The Rev. =. ID. Porter spoke Sun
day morning on the subject, Two
Little to See Jesus" Four we're
added to the church. In the after
noon. DR.. d. p. Thomas. choir and
members worshipped at st. Paul.
Or. Thomas spoke on "Unconquer-
able Faith"
The young people we're in charge
OF the evening service at which
time the Junior choir sang. Spe-
cial soloists were: Miss Geraldine
Lee and Miss Doris Rowe Miss
Julia Robinson played an instru-
mental solo, Dorothy Turner and
Mary Lee Adams gave readings.
Next Sunday the pastor, the Rev.
l.. p. Powell. Will speak on pure
Religion" and Beauty and Wor-
ship"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Corinthian Baptist
174O Canlif Ave.

Goods Reasonable Demand" was
the theme OF the morning message
delivered by the Rev. +. p. Jones.
pastor. The Senior choir sang.
Visitors present included Mrs.
Edna b. Bronson, national chair
man OF education. Offering for the
day was s109.49.
The Sewing circle OF the Mission
airy department will meet Satur-
day at 1903 Rosedale street.
The Teachers class will meet
Saturday night at 1851 Mcpherson
street. Mid-week prayer service 10
held each Wednesday at Z pm.
on the sick list are: Ruth Nc
Gee, Mrs. Sarah Brown, Mrs. Err
vice Henderson and Mrs. Smith.
Next. Sunday afternoon the pas
tor, DR.. Jones. will preach the
first anniversary sermon in honor
OF the Rev. w. c. Simmons. The
Senior choir will sing.
Willie Mae Williams IL church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Is
Former Assistant
Attorney General
Calvary Conducts
Sixth Annual
Program Sunday

On Sunday, Feb. 1 at pm. the
sixth annual Youth program OF
Calvary Baptist church, under the
auspices OF the Senior department
OF the church school will be held.
The principal attraction OF the
afternoon will be the guest speak
err. Judge william II. Harrison OF
Chicago.
Judge Harrison Is a we'll known
national figure. He Is a former as
sistant attorney general OF Cook
County and State OF Illinois, for
mer member OF the Board OF Par
dons and Paroles OF the State OF
Illinois. former special Judge OF the
superior court OF Oklahoma,
County OF Oklahoma.
Judge Harrison is also superin-
tendent OF the church school of
Olivet Baptist church OF Chicago
and one OF the deacons OF that
church. An able instructor in the
Superintendent department of the
National Sunday School and BTU
congress. he has spoken before
large white and colored audiences.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
With The Churches
Christian Science

Truth" will be the subject OF the
lesson-sermon in all Christian Sci
ence churches throughout the
world on Sunday, Jan. 25.
The golden text Psalms 57:3)
Is: God shall send forth his mercy
and his truth"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage John l4:5. g.: Thomas
saith unto him. Lord. we know not
whittier thou goest: and how can
we know the way? Jesus saith unto
him. | am the way, the truth. and
the life: no man cometh unto the
Father. but by me-"
Correlative passages 10 be read
from the Christian Sceince text
book. Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
(p. 26): THE Christ was the Spirit
which Jesus implied in his own
statement; I am the way. the truth
and the life;' 4 and my Father are
one This Christ. or divinity OF the
ma Jesus. was his divine nature.
the goodness which animated him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24

Pastor S. S. Harris spoke Sun
day morning from Acts 1928. do
Thyself No Harm for We Are
Here
The Officers rally will close Feb.
IL. This effort is for the benefit of
the trustees. Bertha Barnes. hold
er of two crowns. Is working ar
IDENTIFY for the stewards and shows
promise OF again being the victor.
A Singing contest will be held
Feb. 20 under the auspices OF the
Senior choir. Participants will in
clude the Royal Singers. Motor
City Jubilee. Jericho Singers and
others.
Among the sick are: Miss Geor-
gle Mae Cash, Mrs. Rhodes and
Sebe Cannon.
f. A. vivians is church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24

ed last Friday afternoon. by having
as guest speaker Miss Dorothy
Hooker. an authority on dietetics.
Miss Hooker talked Interestingly
on the importance OF proper diet
in connection with national de-
tense. She stressed the fact that
the housewife Is the woman behind
the men behind the guns.
Guests present were: Mesdames
Brown. Moulden, Lacy, Branham.
Lackey and Gum. Members pres
ent included Mrs. Branham, chair
man; Mrs. Hegeman, assistant
chairman: Mrs. Smith, acting sec
rotary; Mrs. Piazzo, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Parker. Nurse
Green and Nurse Johnson.
II was voted unanimously that
the present officers be returned 10
office for the ensuing year. New
members will be added In place OF
those dropped out.
The Good Will club held It's regu-
lar meeting Tuesday, Jan. 20. The
attendance was good. Joseph
Campbell, Jr., is chairman.
David U. Campbell. OF 1864
Fourth street, underwent an opera
ton at Trinity hospital, Tuesday,
Jan. 13. He is rapidly recovering
and is expected to return home
soon.
American Legion Meeting
The Ladies auxiliary OF Dumas
Unit No. 352 attended tn Ameri-
can legion's 18th district meeting
in Dearborn, recently. Nine ladies
attended from here. Mrs. Graham,
Mrs. Randolph and Mrs. Eubanks
received gifts as surprise award.
A fine luncheon was served by the
ladies and members OF Post 1854. OF
Dearborn. Reports OF the local unit
are fine. The community ladies are
invited TO take part in the Red
Cross work each Thursday.
Mr.. Willis Is up and we'll again.
Friend also hope Comrade McDuf-
fy will soon be we'll again. He is
in the Marine hospital out East
Jefferson.
Past Commander Charles Eu-
banks accompanied the Ecorse la
dies to the meeting at Dearborn.
The unit is now ready to write new
members.
The Juniors will have a party or
dance Friday night, Jan. 20. All
boys and girls In scout troops and
girl reserves. junior and senior,
are cordially invited from Z to IL
pm. Admission is ten cents. Mrs.
Lucille williams has charge OF the
Juniors. Zelma Randolph Is presl-
dent: Lille Eubanks, secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24

The Rev. Arthur w. Womack,
pastor OF Collins Chapel cME
church, Memphis. Tenn, was the
guest speaker al the morning
service. His text was Let There
BE No Midway Between You and
the Promlseland. Genesis 11:3l-32.
The ministers sermon was filled
with truth and power. which add
ed 10 persons to the church.
In his closing remarks. the Rev.
Mr. Womack declared that God
has goal set for all OF his sub
jects--it may be economical, social
or spiritual"
Isaac Jones is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
ECORSE NEWS
BY MILO CASTOR
Political Comment


have come to Ecorse, our new city
Everybody looks and acts Xix,
brothers and sisters. Harmon,
now sxists among 80 per cent o
our population. Even the white
non-politicians who work in oul
district seem TO have lost tha
little foolish idea OF superiority.
We don't know whether or no
the coming election has caused thil
great change. or whether 1t is du,
to the present war crisis.
Last Saturday and Sunday nivhti
were high nights. politics beinl
the main issue. More people thar
ever attended those meetings, bu
they were not the people OF tn,
past. They were a new people. TIL,
customary refreshments giver
away at such meetings went al
most entirely untouched. showing
that the spirit and morale o.
Ecorse have risen.
We do hope that the feeling nov
existing between the two races will
continue after the election. ais,
after the war In the Pacific Is clear
ed up and victory won.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
The attendance at Mt. Zion Sun
day was large and spiritual fervoI
ran high. The subject OF the Rev
Mr.. Stevenson's fine sermon wal
"Clean Up and Keep Clean"
At $3.50. Elder Rimson conducted
an one-hour service at Mt. Zion and
at 6 pm. the NAACP forum con.
Quoted a program. Attorney p. r
Piper. OF Detroit. as the chiel
speaker. His subject was: Civil
Liberties in the Present Crisis.
He pointed out that We, as colored
people. should not stand by and
see our civil rights thwarted and
trampled on or misused in any way
He declared that we must take q
stand and fight for the right and
recognition.
Visitors Sunday included Mrs
Small. OF Ecorse: Mr.. Pollard. OF
River Rouge; Mrs. Cunningham. OF
New Light Baptist church. Detroit ;
Mr.. Hegeman, undertaken OF Ecorse
and various members OF the
NAACP.
r. T. Smith Is church reporter.
Seventh Day Adventist Church
On the Sabbath, Jan. II. an in
spring IL am. service was held at
the Seventh Day Adventist church.
Elder Thomas Jemison. who con-
ducts a program every Sunday
morning OF WJBK, delivered a
heart-touching sermon on Prep
aration Needed to Stand in These
Last Days" The discourse was en-
joyed by members and visitors
present. You are always welcome
to worship at this church. Elder
Walter w. Jones. Is the local ell
der: Mrs. Madeline Lacy. church
reporter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Jones
celebrated their ninth wedding an
niversary sunday, Jan. is. in the
form OF an elaborate anniversary
dinner. Guests we're; Mr.. and Mrs
John Lacy. The evening was spent
very enjoyably.
Visiting Nurses
Members and friends Of the Visit.
ing Nurses OF Ecofse. were honor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24

Nine civilian clubs and associa-
tions at Hampstead. Long Island,
cooperated with the United Service
Organization last week in the ar
rangement OF entertainment for
service men quartered at Mitchell
Field Army Air Base. Working
with USO Director +. 4. Robbins
and Arthur w. Hardy. USO worker,
Mrs. NJ. l.. Harvey. head OF the To-
cal home hospitality plans, brought
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Bishop Bray, Atty.
Bledsoe To Speak

Bishop James A Bray, AM.
DID,. LID, OF Chicago. Ill, will
be the morning speaker In cele-
bration OF Mems Day Sunday,
Jan. 25 at st. John CINE church.
ST. Aubin and Maple streets.
Music will be furnished by the
Mems chorus OF 80 voices under
the direction OF II. S. Butler.
Attorney Harold Bledsoe. la
Dor commissioner. will speak
Sunday evening on "Shall We
Compromise the Democracy for
Which Crispus Attacks was the
First to Shed His BloodY"
The public is invited to attend
both OF these services. The Rev.
J. r. McClain is pastor OF ST.
John CINE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24

together the following groups:
Harriet Tubman Community
Club OF Hampstead; willing Work
ers Club OF westbury: The So
cialites; Magnolia Club: Nassau
Tennis Club; Long Island Civic
Club: women's Auxiliary O. Hemp
stead: The Club 13 and Elmount
Civic Club. Many other smaller
clubs also joined In the home hos
pItality plans, which are worked
out with the assistance OF the
morale officer OF the post.
The first party was highly at
tended; delicious turkey dinner
with the customary embellishments
was served. dancing was TO music
by Jimmy Walker and his orches-
ira. Special midnight entertainment
was provided by professional talent
sent to Hampstead from New York.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
New Bethel
1910 Hastings ST.

Pastor w. 4. Ramsey spoke be-
fore a large audience Sunday morn
ing. Many out-of-town visitors
were present.
The Gospel chorus gave a ban
quet in honor OF Leroy Y. Sampson
for the one year OF service he has
rendered as pianist and director
Robert Vaughn is president.
THE Eagle Stirreth Up Her
Nest" was the theme OF the pastors
evening message.
The Ladies Alliance club will
meet Friday at 1880 pm. at the
home OF Mrs. 4. Eubanks. 2S5 K.
Palmer, Apt. ?.
c. Fields is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Church Of God
GratIot and Jos. Campau

The Rev. T. d. McGhee spoke
Sunday morning from ii CORN
thians 4:3.
Sunday evening, Jan. % there
will be service OF songs, solos,
and music. All requests will be fill
ed as far as possible.
Mrs. jamie Hair is church re-
pOrter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
AME Laymen

The Detroit AME Laymen will
sponsor their inspirational pro-
gram Sunday. Jan. rs at Ehenezer
AME church, corner Willis and
Brush. p. II. Crsgg will be the
speaker.
Mr.. Gragg is president OF the
brotherhood club OF st. John CINE
church and very much interested In
the young people. He is q worker
In the YMCA.
Music will be furnished by the
Laymen's choir.
T. ]. stallworth Is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Bethesda Church Of God
In Christ

These Are the Last Days. was
the theme OF the Sunday morning
address by the Rev. X. W. Caudell
The pastor and wife celebrated
their Goth wedding anniversary re-
Gently.
Soup was served to the public
last Friday by the Volunteer Chris
tian Charitable Workers institution
OF which Mrs. Govan is president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24

He is well qualified to bring a mes
sage to adults and youths as we'll.
Many other features OF interest
will be on the program. Mrs. Jes-
sic Ponder is superintendent Of the
department: Lee ]. Suggs, gen.
eral superintendent OF the church
school.
The pastor. the Rev. James H.
Mastin. much beloved by his peo-
pie. extends an invitation to all the
public to be present on that after
noon to hear Judge Harrison.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Triedstone Baptist
1864 Russell

Members and friends OF Tried
stone Baptist we're inspired by the
sermon by their pastor. the Rev.
o. b. Ford His subject was THE
Return OF Satan"
The Usher board was IN charge
OF a program In the afternoon. The
Rev. ~ Gooch was the speaker.
His text was from Isaiah 2S.
The Rev. Mr.. Cooke OF Alabama
spoke in the evening on "Decayed
Love"
Miss Edna Kirkland is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Thompson Ave.

The Rev. l.. j. Benson delivered
the message in the morning on
The Failing Lamps His text was
from Matthew 1855. Music was fur
nished by both Senior choir and
Choral club.
Mrs. Mildred Mosley is III in
Trinity hospital. Mrs. Mary Dash
Is also on the sick list.
Mrs. Matte L. Ray is church re-
1nrlnr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Chicago Judge To Speak On Mems Day
FLINT NEWS

Jan. rs at Shiloh Baptist church.
Negro History Week will be OBJ
served In a program Feb. IL. The
clubs OF the city are cooperating
wonderfully to make this worth
while affair. The public is cordial
ly urged to be present.
Troop No. 5--The regular meet
Ing OF the troop Is held at the CEN
ter Tuesday evening at $3.50 pm.
All boys that are registered must
attend these meetings II they are
10 remain members. Any boy IL
years old desiring TO join may at
tend TO see what the meetings are
like. Erward watkins, Junior as
sistant scout master, will be pres
ent TO help boys pass their tests.
The Rosebud Sewing club met at
the home OF Mrs. Kelley Cochran
on Grant street. Thursday night.
Mrs. Lucille Taylor. a new mem.
Der, was present and enjoyed the
meeting.
A chitterling supper was given
by the club at the home OF Miss
Mary Davis. S14 Dewey.
The next meeting will be at Miss
Davis home. Mrs. Julie Alexander
Is president: Willie Ely. reporter
Circuit Judge Philip Elliott IL now
in Detroit hearing cases In Judge
Makers Traffic court.
Several Buick workers who have
been idle after a protest by union
officials. have been placed in plant
No. 6. where Negroes have not
worked heretofore. II Is reported
that white workers with only four
years seniority are working while
Negroes with ii years seniority are
laid OF. II was also reported this
week that a colored man was SEN
10 a plant as checker, but the fore
man Is said to have torn up his
card.
Quinn Chapel AME
DIR. David A. Blake, presiding
elder OF the South Detroit district
will preach from Jan. Is TO Jan
rs in the great campaign for souls
DIR. willard Leake OF Arkansas will
preach from Jan. rs to Feb. s.
Mrs. Daisy Harris Is confined Il
her home after a fall. Those who
are on the sick list are: Miss A
Cochrane. Mrs. NJ. Wright, Mrs. M
white, Mrs. l. Raymond, Mrs. NJ
Harris, Mrs. l.. Smith, Mrs. +
Horcum. at home and II. Nelson
and daughter. Miss G. Nelson. sana'
torium, Howell. Mich: and o
Thomson, sanatorium. Pontiac
Mich. All are improving. Charles
Mosaic Is In the County hospital.
The Turner Mite Missionary so
ciety will meet at the home Of
Mrs. NJ. Barksdale Friday, Jan. 2;
at 2 pm. Mrs. Z. CrIder is presi-
dent.
Quinn Chapel just closed a great
cottage prayer service. Next weeh
the cottage prayer services will b'
held at ~ noon. The Rev. Walter
A. order Is pastor.
Mt Oiito Dapist
The mid-week service was hello
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs
Henry Lewis, l22 n. wellington
| The theme was THE Desirable
Traits OF Church Members"
Sympathy is extended to Mrs
Helen Hill in the death OF her hus'
band. The body was taken TO Ath'
ems. Ca, for burial.
on the sick list are: Mrs. Scotia
Jacquette. Mrs. Annie Wilson, Mrs
Blanch Simms. who suffered
broken wrist as result OF a fal
last Monday morning.
Mrs. Alice Galloway, chairman
OF the social committee, Is doinf
splendid Job OF enlarging Tho
program OF the BTU SO that they
might reach a larger number Of
young people.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
St. James CINE
YInewOod and w. Kirby

Sunday. Jan. % at 4 pm. James
Harold Patterson, tenor, will be
guest artist on the Pleasant Sun
day program sponsored by the Sen
Tor choir. Jefferson Smith and
Luther Harvin will give readings.
Yolande Maddox is director.