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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01

BY COL. FAM WHITE KING,
Research Director Of Archaeology
Of Kentucky
With every miner digging into
the bowels Of the earth after the
precious war materials, copper,
mica, and lead, one Is prone 10
wonder II such fevefish activity
ever prevailed to such limits. Yes
we have records Of the prehis-
toric Mound Builder accommodating
meager quantities Of these min
erals over . lifelong period by
means of primitive mining and
energetic trade and commerce,
however In no vast quantities such
~ 10 produced today.
Michigan and the West produce
ninety-five percent of the copper
mined in this country today. The
Mound Builder secured his copper
from Michigan and the Isle Royale
district. Above IL shown the copper
wealth as It looks today, a. found
In Kentucky, and the way the
Mound Builder looked when he
wore It a thousand years ago. This
can be seen in colors in Mrs.
Blanche Busey Kings new book,
Under Your Feet. Copper Is used
today In electrical appliances, tele-
graph, telephone. radio and air
planes. Every ship built requires
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
Attys. simmons q Nib.
6S5 Gratiot Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the County OF wayne In Chan
WILLIAM ARNOLD BRADLEY ana
CLARENCE BRADLEY. plaintiffs. Va
CLARA oAPsKI. Defendant
No. 330,sis
At a session OF said Court held At tns
Court House In the City or Detroit on
July .. AID. 1pta.
Present: Honorable ADoLpH Y. MAR
scHNER. Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appearing from AMI
davit on hls that after dlliGent search
and inquiry Il cannot he ascertalned IN
what state or country the defendant re-
on MOTION OF SIMMONS AND
BrBB. attorneys for the plaintiff.
IT Is ORDERED THAT Clara capsk,.
defendant herein ana all her unknown
heirs devisees. and ieeatecs appear
and answer the Hi Of Complaint nled
In this cause within three months from
the date OF this order. or said bill will be
taken 40 confessed against her.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED THAT
copy Of this order he published ac-
cording 70 law In The Detroit Tribune
and
The suit herein Is brought TO quiet
title 10 the following described lands
and premises. TO wit:
Lot IS. Johnston and sandersons Sub.
division OF the east part Of PC. ~
south OF Michigan Avenue in the City
~ Detroit. County OF Wayne and
state OF Michigan. or. moro eommonl,
known a. ss2i A Street
ADOLPH +. MARscHNER.
Circuit Judge
| "a True Copy
| cAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
ny A. HARGREAvEs.
| Deputy Clerk. 7-ii-s-af
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
ST. PAUL AME zIoN

At l0:45 am. the pastor, the
Rev. l.. p. Powell. preached from
the subject, Loyalty 10 God" The
message was helpful 10 all. In his
prelIminaries he called upon the
people TO cooperate with the city
officials in preventing accidents,
and 10 see to 1t that they have
good brakes on their cars. He also
asked that we appeal to the police
department and ask them to stop
the factory workers from using
their automobile horns for DOOR
bells and waking people up all
hours of the night. This unneces-
sary blowing OF automobile horns
only occur on the street where coll
ored people live, and should be
stopped.
At $3.50 pm. the pastor and
members worshipped at Scott Nh.
church.
At 4 pm. Elder c. L. Morton
was the guest speaker for the Pas
tors Aid. He used for his subject,
Gods Hidden Path" He was ac-
companied by the Mt. Carmel Jubi-
lee singers and the Five Stars oi
Harmony.
At 7:45 the pastor chose as his
subject, THE Call TO Unity"
The public Is invited to attend
our services.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
LEGAL NOTICES

Atty. Edw. NJ. Turner.
$500 Beaubien ~.
STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne in Chan
cry
WALTER GEORGE MITCHELL.
Plaintiff. vs. FLORENCE MITCHELL.
Defendant.
No. s3f. sOs
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ session OF said Court held Al the
County Building. Detroit on July %. 1et2
Present; The Honorable HARRY n.
KErDAN. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT on hle
showing that the defendant Florence
Michel. In not a resident Of the state
Of Michigan and that her address II tss
w. Beaver street. jacksonville. Fiori-
IA:
on MOTION OF Edward NJ. Turner.
attorney for plaintiff;
1T rs ORDERED that the said de-
PENDANT appear and answer the bill oi
complaint Med IN this cause within three
months from the date Of this Order
or the said bill will be taken a. con-
feesed against her
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that .
copy of this order be published IN The
Detroit Tribune and served according
10 law.
HARRY n KEIDAV.
Circuit Judse
"a True Copy
cAspAR T. IiNGEMAN, cforK.
ny BARNEY TARTKowfAK.
Deputy Clerk. T-t5-o-s
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WAAC

Continued from page %
Miss Sarah E. Emmett. 600 sout,
State street. Chicago.
seventh Corps Area
Miss Charline Jane May, 47l7
Baldwin avenue, Lincoln. Neb.
Mrs. Gertrude J. PEBBLES. 2sOd
North 256 street. Omaha. Neb.: Mrs
Ina Mae McFadden. 4236 Enrieht
avenue st. Louis Miss Myrtle Es-
tella Anderson. 1880 Forrest ave-
nue. Kansas City, Mo.
Eighth Corps Area
Miss Ruth Loretta Freeman, Lib
erty. Texas: Miss Annie Lois
Brown. 1906 Truxillo, Houston:
Miss Mary Louise Miller, 1910
Cleveland avenue. New Orleans /;
Miss Geraldine Gwendolin Walker,
Pittsburg. Texas: Miss Messie Mae
Jarrett, 800 San Augustine street,
Las Cruces. Nm.
Ninth Corps Area
Miss Elizabeth Charlotte Hamp-
ton. 2O29 West 29th street, Los An
geles: Mrs. Harriette Beecher
white IT'S East seth street, Los
Angeles.
The successful candidates passed
all the preliminary mental. physi-
cal and alertness tests given.
They were all present when the
Official opening OF the camp on
Jul. 2l took place. Final advice on
the selections was given the bene-
fit of counsel by Mrs. Mary Mcleod
Bethune who said:
THE women's Army Auxiliary
corps gives all women a new op-
portunity for leadership. serving
their country during this crisis
The Negro woman citizen has come
forward eagerly to share in this
leadership"
Director Oveta Culp Hobby said
Back OF each one OF these III
women, each already an outstand.
ing figure in her community, will
be the hope and faith and pride
Of the five million Negro women OF
the United States. AZ studied
their applications. was impressed
by the integrity OF their devotion
10 their country and was moved
by the intensity OF their desire Il
serve that country
Many If the candidates are grad.
yates OF Tuskegee, Wilberforce
Prairie View. Spelman, Howard and
Fisk.
White colleges represented are
Simmons college. Boston: NYU ant
Hunter college. New York City
Chicago university: Kansas Stat,
Agricultural college: Nebraska
Wesleyan. Ohio State university ant
University OF Southern California
Seventy-seven per cent OF tn,
successful applicants have collegl
ale t'sining and the majority II
them have received degrees. The,
are from 81 accredited universitiel
and colleges.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
LEGAL NOTICE,


S: Shss. n. Ps,....
ss1 y. wAnsn A..
WATE OF MIcHIa.
e esry. ''' the County Of Wan. y u: !, g =,
ruRvis OTIS prppv
ELIZABETH PERRY rlnuf
NO. 10000 'a'sAt
a. . session Of said Com,
uourt House In the City !, Nd Il
'ns seventh day Of July' !, Dsrtt
Present; Honorable r eD; nn
hichrER' Circuit Judge -oDoRt
In this cause, Il arn..
On ME that the dsfendss, ~ sfi.]
Perry. cannot be served ny tlins
sued out OF this cour, " p'ossu
resident OF the sta,e a, ne % III
resides AZ aio7 Sigh Ave., suenlsaa
). BOX No. as. In thu c,,. ROVE
County OF Richland ana :, cssrl
Carolina. "D stats u ~
ON MOTION OF CHARLIE,
rNs. attorney for plaintiff. u ~
1T rs ORDERED thu, a.
Elizabeth Perry. appear .ra otshtu
slli OF Complaint In this e.s.'s
three ca months from N. a,,. q
order, or that said bill viii ~.
confessed, and that this ara. "se
Iisned accordinE 10 law. ana
OF Do served upon 'he dsfsnd,si| !, "
istered mail ~ required bv ls~ W
THEODORE J. Riru-..
"a Tm. copv, Circuit d
cAsPAR >. LiNcEMAN. clr.
by a. HARGREAvEs.
Deputy Clerk. "a,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
ISRAEL OF GODS CHURCH
The White Horse Army
kls DIyIsiOn

Sunday night, the Rev. Moffitt
preached a very inspiring sermon.
Subject OF the text: II have found
David. the son OF Jesse, a man
after Mine own heart, one who v III
fulfill all my will" He was elo-
quent in his speech.
Miss Naomi strong, OF Sycamore
H.. spent a few days in Detroit
While here she resided at the homo
OF the Rev. and Mrs. Moffitt.
Mrs. Moffitt Is able to be out
again and expects TO go TO the
hospital soon for minor operation
and general checkup.
Mrs. J. j. jenkins returned
home last Friday from northern
Michigan. where she visited LAKE
Charlevoix. She left for Paris
Tenn. to join Bishop and Mrs. w,
NJ. Jones. From there they will
visit other points South. She will
return home in September.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
THREE TEXAS
BROTHERS BUY
100000 BONDS

ANAHUAC. Texas (ANP)-The
three Jackson brothers OF Chambers
Countryside r.. Arthur r. and Fe-
lix-all wealthy ranchmen and rDe
planters, have won wide commenda-
ton for their patriotic purchase OF
ST.. 900 OF war bonds during the
June sales drive in their county.
Each brother bought $4,000 Of the
bonds.
The June quota for Chambers
county had been set at $4,000.
thus the Jackson brothers single
purchase exceeded the county quo
Ia by s31 900. Total war bond sales
for the county for June was s6s.OOo.
For boosting the county quota, War
Bond Sales Chairman r. +. Riley
received a telegram OF congratula-
tons from Secretary of the Treas
ury Henry Morgenthau. Jr.
The Jackson brothers are extern
sive land owners and engaged In
ranchIng and rice growing on a
large scale. They also own several
oil wells, drilled on their private
property when oil was discovered
in Chambers county.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
SCHEDULES OF CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

Love" will be the subject OF the
lesson-sermon in all Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on Sunday. August 2.
The golden text III Cor. 13:1D
Is: BE perfect. be OF good com
fort, be OF one mind. live in peace:
and the God OF love and peace
shall be with YOU"
Among the Bible citations Is this
passage Jeremiah $3.50: "The
Lord hath appeared OF old unto
me. saying. Yea, have loved thee
with an everlasting love: there
fore with lovingkindness have I
drawn thee"
Correlative passages 20 be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
tp.275): THE starting-point OF
divine Science Ia that God, Spirit,
IL All-in-sll. and that there In no
other might nor Mind,--that God
Is Love. and therefore He Ia d.
vine Principle"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
BAPTIsTs END SUCCESSFUL
SESSION

The Eighteenth annual session
OF the Union Baptist District as
ISOLATION, which convened July 81,
at the Community center, sher-
man near Russell street. was
brought TO a successful conclusion
with a huge Mass meeting Sunday.
July 20.
The theme OF the association was
Christ the Way Out" Many out
standing Baptist ministers and
other officials brought the congre-
cation many inspiring messages
during the seven-day session.
The churches that make up the
membership OF the Union Baptist
association for this district were
we'll represented financially. as
we'll as in attendance.
The Rev. r. w. wright. pastor of
the Mount Zion Baptist church, was
host TO the sessions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01

OF the crop? Tell me what is best
10 do.
Ans.:-It i unfair OF you 10 nc.
cuse Your husband Of wanting 10
get rid Of you 80 he could get your
share oi the crop. II Is taking more
money for him 10 finance your re-.
cuperation away from home than
what your share OF the crop would
bring. Just as soon a. You feel that
you are able 10 return 20 your
husband. you should do 80.
HI have a man friend wiz
Is kind OF nice 10 me and he says
he is In love with me. Is il love
or sympathy that he has for me.
Should | continue on with him?
Ans; II Isn't love or sympathy
he holds for YOU. For he Il getting
hl> moneys worth with all The
trimmings. No married man wastes
his love and sympathy on the girls
he runs around With. II i strictly
n good time with him nj the small.
est cost. Better Get wise 10 your.
self before you learn too much
through experience.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
NATIVE SON


continued from page W
Tel me what he said about the
Pariyg
The party lie asked me 10 eli
a. his table =.
II mean the Pariyl'
~ wasn't q party, mister He
made me SIT al his table and he
bought chicken and told NE 10 eat.
didn't want 10, but he made me
and u was my job >
Rriiien came close 10 Bigger and
narrowed his grey eyes
What unit are you mr.
sub
Come on Comrade Toll ne What
unit you are IN -
Bigger gazed AZ him speechless,
alarmed
Who's your organizer
y don't know what son mean"
Bigger said. his voice quaveiing.
Don't you read the Daily
Daily WHAT
AfAH' JVN rAOm Hdll UtlOI =
you came 10 work here?'
NaWeuh Naasuh'
"Didni they send you 10 Rus
s.asf
Bigger stared and did not an.
svef lie knew now that Brltten
va. isyirE 10 find out II ne were a
CommInisi n was something he
had ~ cOunted.on ever. lie stood
10 Trembling. lie had not thought
mat 'hit hing could cut two ways
S.oTy be- shook his head and
o1f<e1 away.
navf.h You got ne wrong.
ANT fsver fooled around Will
Sen 'Dlss MAS Dalton and Mr.
Jar ns ne frsf ones ever met
~ rsic ns God''
kts. followed BlRgtr tll Big
gss read sflfk me NALL. Bigger
',sff sc4srf.T mo his eyes
i.-'er Win movement 20 fns
ftei fftf o. EDi zee ~. Rrabbei
v ~ ~ ec..sr snd rsmmed hl'
t'sr sgsisst 'ts val lie saw [
tsst - ~
fcs <fs Communist you god
fsrt tftF s,1,'abteh' Ars
f,sf - ytfg ~ ffii rlt about Mis-
~ tct srt ftS Ter BASTARD"
fssftft : fitf p, rommunlst
nHFsDf
Heaaiss't s.ai week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
ST. PAUL AME CHURCH
jay and Chene Streets
Minister
Rev. J ArminIus Charleston,

Topic: Acts 16:1-5-.
Appreciation OF Sacrifice" viii
be the subject OF the sermon. io:sb.
Enlargement OF the Heart" will
be the subject OF the sermon. 7:4E.
The Sunday school will convene
At s:15 am. with Mrs. NJ. A. Jones
a. superintendent.
The Junior Allen Christian En-
deavor league will convene AZ )
pm. with Miss Carrie Jordan as
president and Miss JuanitH Gibson
as superintendent. rne Senior
league will convene At $40 With
Mrs. Talu Billups as preslden; and
Mr.. Ferguson and Miss ouida Hsr-
riscn a. vice-presidents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
Attys. Lewis. Rowlette a Brown.
100 81. Antoine 81.

Atfyt. Lewis, HOWlefte uroWns
100 81. Antoine ~.
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In Chan
scry
GENERAL KING. Plaintiff We BEs-
Sic KING. Defendant.
NO. SEQ 65s
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ q session OF said Court held at the
Court House In the City OF Detroit on the
9Th day Of June. AID. 1912.
Present; Honorable ADOLPH =.
MARSCHNER. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit show
ing that IL cannot be ascertained In
What state or country the defendant now
resides and her present Whereabouts 10
unknown. that her last known place OF
residence was Route ?. BOX 100. village
OF Southland and State OF Arkansas
on MOTION OF LEWIS. ROwLETTE
4 BROWN. Attorneys for General KinE.
plaintiff herein.
TT IL ORDERED that the said defen-
dant. Bessle kine. enter her. appear
Rnce In said cause on or before three tsl
months from the date OF this order, or
the bill OF complaint may be taken a.
confessed ana that the said order be
published and'a copy thereof served un-
on defendant. Pessie King. by regis
tered mall. a. required by law.
ADOLPH r. MARscHNER.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy,
cAsPAR J. LINGEMAH. Clerk
ny l.. G. NAULT.
Deputy Clerk. 6-fo--s-f.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
BY ALVIN MOSES
(fOr AMP


NEW YORK Roy wilkins,
Crisis" editor and Amsterdam
Star News columnIst. writes OF
behavior patterns. In fact. the
same type OF behavior this writer
has been discussing since the start
OF the. National Negro Baseball.
league opening in Manhattanyille 4.
wilkins article Is a classic, 90
much SO that we advise readers to
secure copy OF the Amsterdam.
issue OF July Is Negro eifizens
who stand for decency and all that
characterizes the law abiding
American OF any color, cannG' al
ford To stand idly by and permit
the lawless minority OF our race
10 make Il harder than it is for
us
We are again suggesting tina. we
appoint on selves "decency en-
has sadogs' even without portfolio.
and show these hoodlums cot both
sexes just where in hades they
get of The gun carrying, bear
swoogling. exhibiting type
OF Negro cltizen-IS A MILESTONE.
AROUND THE NECK OF ALL
CIVIC MINDED NEGROES THE
NATION OVER Let's be brutaily
frank about this readers. Are we
men .--or are we niece, Are we
afraid 10 see that our sweethearts.
wives and mothers receive from
our own peoplel the respect we
teudly yell for from all other
eroups?9' Has switchbiade knife
turned our blood 10 bright cerise,
or plain-vellow,??
Get together az these ball games.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. VIM. l.. MagilIi.
Iss r. Vernon Highway

STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Cirnuit
Court for the County OF Wayne in Chan
CERT
ALICE SMITH. Plaintiff. va WILLARD
RANDALL SMITH. Defendant.
NO. 3SO.9O6
AZ n session OF said Court held on
the isth day % July. AID. 1919.
Present; Honorable VINCENT NJ.
BRENNAN. Circuit Judge
IL appearing TO this Court from AMI
davit on file. that the place OF residence
OF the defendant herein IL unknown.
and that u cannot be ascertained In what
state or country he resides.
1T Is ORDERED that he appear ard
answed the bill OF omplaint nied In this
a. confessed. and that this order be
OF this order. or said hill viii he taken
cause within three months from the date
served and published A. required by law
in The Detroit Tribune. newspa per.
printed. published and circulating IN
said county.
VINCENT ". BRENNAN.
Circuit Judge.
a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LTN0EMAN. Clerk
ny J.. q. NAULT,
Deputy Clerk. s.i-9-if
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
BEATING THE GUN

Tell the officers what you're COINS
10 do. look for me In Section "a OF
q, and well 90 to work on these
so-called. tush-hogs.
For those unable TO secure a
copy OF the MY. Star-Amsterdam,
we quote the most salient excerpts
OF Roy wilkins TRADE against the
brawlers: The rest OF the game
between the Cuban Stars and the
| Philly Stars was quiet on my sec
tor except for a colored soldier.
This soldier became so enthusiast
tic over Cuban double play that
h. made the mistake Of patting a
you.g Spanish lady where ladies'
do not like to be patied in public.
So she raised more chatter than
the whole Cuban ball team. calling
an usher and having the soldier
removed from the vicinity.
why don't we stop this kind OF
behavior? Ninety-nine percent OF
Negro fans want to enjoy a Rail-
game. The Negro National league
does not want this fighting 9,
their games. II does not wani the
box-office hurt by drunkenness,
rowdyism. yulgarity. and fights
Why can't we as responsible citi-
zens OF Harlem City. exercise the
self-discipline required by the Bic
City? Are we always going TO be
children? But fights or no fights
| am going 10 be out 10 see Satchel
Page and the Monarchs next month
and the way | feel now. i will
start hgh, with the FIRST guy or
gal that starts fight when Satch
is doing his stun
Rough. fortnight. words from
the usually calm Roy wilkins.
and we endorse every line OF H..
100 per cent YES air We do
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
CANFIELD HOLINESS CHURCH
AND GIRLS HAVEN. INC.

The Girls Haven and Canneld
Holiness church are installing q
telephone. II r. announced.
scipio Martin and Mother Mel
zatti Martin have returned home
10 the babies grandparents on the
mothers side.
Mrs. Anna Gibbs is recuperaiing
from brief illness.
Miss Ruby Daniels IL still In the
hospital. Friends hope she will
recover soon.
The girls OF the Haven are work
ing 10 have better things this year
than last year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01

l. G Il am working for fel-
low ard ne wants me 10 date him.
Hes go, good money but he has
girl fiiend who comes here every
night for him 10 take her home
Tel me what 10 do. VIII he raise
my salary
Ans: wouldn't recommend
your dating your boss. II II better
not 10 mix business With too much
pleasure. Your dating him won't
mean u raise in pay. Look for bet
ter pay ing work. Bringing person.
aliileS Into n business relationship
will only tend to cause compliea-
iions.
NH y Does my husband really
ioyc nj as much as he claims He
claim he r. SO Jealous OF ne. bat
hetete no is lust plain mean.
Shol stay WIN him or leave
He says he can't I've n quiz
him
Ans; Yon really do have him
eating oui uf your hand. Stick with
him. divorce after Il Years
wouldn't be very practical. There
are far worse traits that he c0nld
have than lcalonsy. II takes tact
and diplomacy 10 handle Jealous
mate but Won have done n very
good Job Of II thus iar. You arc
too old ~ get ont and try 10 shit
for yourself now iou wonld miss
yonr husband terribly.
Wal Daddy has b,en aerai
= Cd Job in another safe The
ioh docsnf pay rs nnth as hc
would Ike 20 gei ~ mother. The
u lfren and ! would hhe o make
iae ceanse We fhlAk We could
f1 he'icr Jobs af'tr Ne GET here
% You advise i'e
tns.; don't advise change
across the whole country for \ maIl
with family unless there Il
enough money involved 10 make il
worthwhile. The city where van
are living now ofiers lust ~ good
advantage Tor progress ~ tho
Hare ynn wish 70 go. STAY righi
where you are and look for bet.
tor paying lCbs.
= III an serv much In
rFt aa = nan pho f0r yea
fs7 ,*f1 tfty rlre arfiI last week
I ra4F tu ain another wpnsn
s-t ict my f+mcr He -aps no
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
CHURCH TO DEDICATE NEW
TABERNACLE

The Metropolitan Community
Tabernacle. 1852 Cameron, at Well
lington, will observe their pastor
fifth anniversary and hold dedica-
tory services for their new taber-
nacle. Sunday. August 2. through
August 16. Services will be held
each evening, except Saturdays, at
7:45 o'clock.
Special programs OF sermons,
and songs will be featured each
Sunday afternoon. The Fellowship
quartet will sing each evening.
A cordial welcome is exterded u
all. Rev. John E. Glover is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
Church Schedule
CHURCH or GOD

The Sunday morning services al
the Church OF God, Gratiot and
Jos. Campau. were inspiring. Elder
w. NJ. Cromer read the scripture
lesson. Elder T. ID. McGhee, the
pastor, preached an excellent ser.
mon from 81 Matt. 17:14.
The evening worship consisted
OF a service OF music. Albert Brown
Is choir director.
There will be special prog an
Sunday afternoon. August 2. rem.
dered at the church by NJ. Tennis
Gray. The public Is invited to at
tend.