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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06

YWOOD-AP 49, With the
strike of movie painters. carpenters
and other artisans in its 26th day,
producers say they've made other
arrangements to obtain such work
ers. Major film makers announced
that the International Alliance Of
theatrical stage employees would
supply "all necessary employees in
the following order: carpenters,
painters, electricians machinists
and all other employees necessary
for studio operations.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06

LONDON-AP-- Southern Eng
land and the London area passed
another bombless night Thursday
night-the seventh in a row with.
out a sign of German air activity.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06

See EURoPE-Psre 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06

See LE6isLNTTRE~fare 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06

See CHURCH-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06

See TAXPAYERS-Page 5
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-20

nieoerlca,lng. stan eriuhte baber
Sen Sclt, ctcr ser 6GEG, ser Set.
tl,ng 8eiilanS 81, leiltet Inn elm Hro-
eramm al.s5uarbeiten, ous oiel"
Shrpieriaieiteu beieitigen fonnte.
Man nracate cine 8eibe bon slnre'
sungcu aao mebrereGeriammlungen
ser ueiBen slrbeiter tpurocn abge,
baltcn. Saraui ting oic Iabrlf on,
Ole gteger an5ltitcaen, ansulerneH
uao su pcIorSern uno 5luar I'M @e9c
zines nelel, departments fiir Sns
ouitrieperional.
Die 3i,tunit Ser JGNG lit natur-
genlGb iiter, ba es iein Gaiein Den
ariegSerh;dntiguneen oes Er1iioen'
ten perounft, oie nidJt iiber Die He.
fonuerlipns speripbe blilausreihell
fonnen. %5er oie 1rage Ser gere6.
ten gebunolung bon amerifaniid)en
Mrbeitern ubne 9fitfiid)t auf Haiir
@lautcn ober nationalen llriprlna
lit in 3citen ser geiddftigutgsloiig'
felt ooer Der @ieoereinItellung in
sic 9ripatiNOititrie niGt Trenlger
.pldtig a!s III ariessseiten uno bes.
lpegen nurOen audi sroBe geniib'
1n,gen gemaft, unO 5tpar ihon ;pa
reno ser lebten aonsrebtagung, u.n'
aus Der ,SgYg cine oarernoe Git
ri6tuns innerbalb ser gunoesresie'
rung 81 MAIDEN. YrdiiSel.t Trlmau
ielbit eriuhte beioe Sdu'er oes &on-
grelies, Ole bier3u ,rotluetpoigen &C.
iete su be'dlieBen, ,bnber Der aongreh
pertagte tiff, obne au oicIem griufen
Stea.ntg 81, ,iebmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-20

Gnrlp Morclli. ser talentppll'
Siioamccitoncr, miro Htit iein luenl
ga &.rnpiata, am Groiituuesabeni
oes Scrpil Spernfcltcs Wtittrud,, 10
Sftober, aegeben miro. Itoreai, cir
fiibrenhsr 9arltonilt ser Sun Garlr
Opera Co., lit in grobc, Spernbdl,-
fern Der lSelt befannt. Cr 1plroe in
Gbili gcboren uno ituo:cr1c an meb.
reren unitrcr uniperiitater 0ann
bereiite CT europa nit grcbem Or
iolg. 1loU Ieiuer stiiftcDr iang CT
nit ser metropolitan Spera So. po!l
Nclp SJorf uno nit Ser San Trancis
co Opera So. gr tit nibt MIR ell,
gutter Singer ionocrn audi eritflai-
iiaer Sda:lipicler. Ser bieiige Man.
ager @io"omo 8ernaroi iagt poral,s
oab eieie Sperniaiion iac friiberen
iibertreiielt miro. Glepela!,S iei gliif
lic' sic Gelagcnheit su baben adt oer
tpeltberii5lnten Speru it Der Wulits
halle 81 iebeu beeinnena TO- Oft.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-20
SttRert rteitsrati<{'l6ee
0es GlebeIanb Safstp Councils
iuqten befol0t ,ueroen


Ginige !0icuiden bebauptea Cider
beitsidat5c iino 81 beib IN CONNER
anoefe iaeen iie it,o 5u falt i'm @in
ter. sibtr cine 800 Yiuno id).pert
&iite lam cinen ungeio)iisten Sui
i'm CONNER ooer @inter 5eridymet.
tern. 80, lleber glrbaiter, beabts
ben Hat oes Greater Glerelano Safe.
tD Councils uno TRACE Siderbeits.
ida,be nt.nll inuncr oieie not,penot1
iino uin ibre Jiibe 81, id)iisen Dor
5aaen id,.uerer BegenitGnSe auf oic-
ielben. 3,cs lit geiunoer &at fir IT.
genoeiue Saiion.
Singen Inn Elm Gampieuer lit eine
CUTE Cite smerifan;id,e Site. Tas
amer:fauiide Gampfcler lit cine
iuidtiyc Iii Iade bon @aJh5rinoen il,
Mmerila. Daber miro cGen Nidnid
ern uno ;sasern ecraten iib sic g.
luobnbeit an5ueignen oas Camp,
feuer nit Groe ooer &aNcr 81 loide,,
l,no ou6 orenrenoe 3iirhbolaer aus
5ublaien hepor Dem @esmerfen.
Sniie Soumertagc iiilo tr:ige
Gage, nidt ,uabr? SSnIen iie aber
nid)t III Elm ecfdbrlihes 1cstrmume:,
an ihrer sirbeit ober 6o5rrao. Gin
Mtihli,pfen ser @eoauten bel Ser
arbeit oScr Iabren pereniabt piel-
leidJt eineE idNperen ltnfau.
,2estes Sabr tpuroe ber:dtet in Set
tluaen, oSb 500 Gerionen bel einem
8inoitur:l in Gloriba gat0tct tpur-
Sen. Iis mar ein tragiiher Gerlult
BON Mcnidcl,leben, ,aber $4,000 Ner-
iunen tuuloen burb ,3,lfaa in ibrem
9eim eeioiet. Tie metit.n oieicr I'M
fdlle bditen pcrbiitet lreroen fonnen
ourd) SeiailiGerbcit-l -llnteriudu,ngen.
@arum lfalien lie nidi in ibrem
9aus ber,,m fir iolde Hcfabren?
9crr un> isroa1 Mrb' i,cr piiien jie
oaB nebr amcrifaniiti,e Mrbcitcr pers
lest pcroe:l iuenn re ridt arbeiten?
0as Glecciato Saietp Council gab
befan.,t, oab lcktes SnDr 25,0OO Mr-
better iDr 2eben per!nrn BEL ltn-
fallen, 81: nab Ser Nrteit itattfan.
ocn, geeen 1880 tal Der Mrbeit.
Sic pfrJitcn uiele 5rasooien uno
ltnannebnlllufeiten. :ucnn lie Dor
iid,tis gebcn, iabrer, Ipielen oter
arbeiten. Siterbeit lit cine "a Stn-
6enid1;d]t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-20
Stenbentae'Seier
Sunntag, ben %. September ani
Ger 3entrale ssarm.

Inter ocn sluip3ien ccs GIepelaa>
3lpeis ocs Steu6enpcreins Don slme.
rita ilnoet Spnntag, Sen 3. Sept,
1 uhr Rotn,ittags, sic Stcubentag.
feter itott uuo Oas gan5e Gcutiftun
BON Glcpsiauo lit eingslaben iib oa.
rau g., be'elliacn. 8eturnte Minne:
aus sem Mitteltpelten ,lperSen sic
Sauttrebucr isin l,no g miro Elm
Erlpilcsiun ieln Sieie 5r b0ren.
gSir ireilen init nairiotiIden,
Stol5 al;i sen groben geitrag oesl
Mdnner lro Jro:len oeaiitcn 8lu-
tes 5ur Sahe oes treacr Mmerifa.
nismus brigetroeen bnten uno be.
ionoers ireDcn mir in JErfurtt urh
G:inncrll!ra Scr grcben 6iaur Ser
8eid,iddc ocr Seretniyicn 'Staoten
Irieorih &ilbclm bon Steubcn.
slus Ntitglieocr oes Sueig IS crcr-
sen erilldt prompt $3.50 ltbr md.
mittaos a;.weieno 81, ieiH Inn oec
Gim7ii5tlutg bon elmer &laiie Don 25
&arSioet;n SIR Mitelieoifaft bei5u-
,pobneu. ltnier 8alt, Wrl,ber 8eru-
baro Scfina,l, Magiltlat bes Miib-
lenberg ,3lpeiges 36 atil1paltfee,
@iscrnli:i, miro sic Giaiiibrune Dor
ncbmcn. Sle miiiien piil''iiih ga ieln
-bas meint Sic!
Mcbcrt n 9iripa:Se, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-20
Htppccrc,fte Gheater
uCbcr Fl" begann N;ttmodj,
19. Sebtember.

Nis sAriitlRaerD Direftor-G -Gruppe
Die 'ins Den groBen grfole ~
Gong to Ncmember" eob, nlmlld,
S;onep Yud,nian unb Charles gioor
baben nod eilmal iid suiammengs.
lteqt un> bringen uns bas Droao.
ipap8ubnsuidauipieI rSper 2t" nit
SSrens I,,,ne, slIeranoer 4nor rnO
Gbarles yotNlrn in 9!telrollen nad
6em Sippu0rome Gheater. 2aut ihoit
et,,gelauictcn 8eridten iou Oieies
9ilo ein critflallieer Sh!aser iein.
Gs rpirtcl nod nit: Self Oonnel,
2cren Tinrua, Gee Botrid II. a. nt.
1ns rNrmp Gictorial Sernice" bat
,Spcl 2t" auserr1blt I'M Sblad).
te!;Oiitrirt ,mo eroberteu Serritorien
ltebericc jit 5cigen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-20
3ettbilS In, Spieeel Der
4>reije

Che Ibrouicle", 'Son 1rancisco
laat. Der &f bat i,nS ale, Jeint
nno 6rclno, lIeidrrnmber penin-
BERT. Ger 1riebe, Sen mir NIT un,
ferem Slut 9auonnen bahen, iit mil
Jragen crfiillt, oenn mir iuiilen, sal,
mc,wbes a!t Ser alien Sromtng aut
ipcr lnO gcrcttst tperoen nutB. aber
mondeS hat Iid) audi iiberlebt nno
lnlib ao atta galeet tueroeil. Sizes lit
Die grabe Mniaabe, Dor Scr Sic @elt
ltsbt. Mhcr nir 1rcroen lie ME nit
Jurdn hcr1ltigen. Die Menif)beit
1T nidt aus ibrem primitrpen Sta
oium hurd 1urht !cnSern ourb
Mut heralsarfommen.
"Gbe Iau Yorf @prko -5elraram"
fihoet. ocb sic 8otidail oes Yr6.
iioentcu Dclnerfenslpert ill., lregen if,
rec 9offnhngsfreuSigfeit, :pegen ocs
Jeblens ;illcs eigeniinnigcn Cones,
lnlo iutgel Scr pielen earin cntbalte.
men Relueile, oab 9err Irllmon nit
Der geirtacbe,loen aorperihaft III,
5cilbaberid)aft 5uiammennrheiten &C.
,piat 1T j:.o niht ais ser @oB. g(ber
ais 8roelamm fir Sic Gage uno
Wofe;l ser Gti'heibune Die Dor inls
lieger, icGeint inns oie 9icoe au lpeit
ideueifeno oal iein ullb Idrt Sen 9sa6=
Druid raraili permiiicn, onb sic MIDI
tighten 2it:se suerit torul,cn. Wir
permi;ter, oab MIR ipeniae Nbgeoro-
ncte ltb Surd Die gaa5c 8otid)nft
5rumans OurUlcicn tpcroen. 8ir
boffen, SAB nicmano ;bohci perlore.,.
gebt rHer Die atiahc aus Sen Iugen
pcrliert, SdB slrbeit ,rno @robuftion
i'm @cifHftsleben al eriipr Stellc
ltebcn."
vSbe Scrdlo.Iriblne" Seem Oorf
alaltb', Sab bon ser 8.id; ,bniIlcn il,
Gtina Der 5ufiinftiae iyrieocn Scr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-20
.t946 ice GapaHes
I'm Der Arcna TOM 21. Sept.-7. Oft

Vu uer NEcUu uOW Il. Sept.s(. MI.
Die gr5bte Neibe prn id,auipiele-
riidenl Ialent, Sic ie juiammenfalt
IN eircr Gisporiteauna miro, in ser
See Gapobe bon 1916, sic am 81.
Septen6cr in ser sllana erofinet
miro, 5u ieben fem. NotD i'iemals lit
cine 'olt5e Gruppe pon Sflitti6ub-
laafern SLiantrnen aebrad)t lporoen.
Is 1rcfcu airf 9(l. Srrette, Scr
ieoen laden MAIDEN far1 ourG iein
ausse;aidIctes Spiel, Ionic st. Gar
IN Sadlcn, nit Con 9earlon ,mo
Ghudie Stcin, lur 40 SOL grob,
unS ieiu Scbrer Nate .GaGep, Der be-
ritbmte Sfaulpieler Cric Waite,
Seb @te3u, Seq Sob uno gsco 2oasuc
iurO rod) anbere meDr. gllle slliam.
nen iterSsn neriuGen Die See gapaSc
5ur belten ,ll MAIDEN Die le bier ge-
geben DurSe. IS lobn. iih oieie
&iinitler i'm Gislaltfen einmal ii,
slftion 5n ieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-20

Welt atbingt. @emn China bcn
Saealcn Sun Dat. Sens entiprebeno.
6emofralildj miro, l,no tpenn bas
2allo inOuiiriai,iiert tpira, oiirfte Ser
5rieosn I'M 6ernen Often ge,pabrt
hlei6en. s(bcr trotoe,n beitebt nod
cine @eiabr. Wenr ser oroBe ihlo,
fcu0e Hicic China mi. itinem 400
Millionen3Golf faidiitii6 ipsrbcn
ioIlte, foai.ie es 5i elmer Mngreifer,
Nation lclroen. Sscoer Stritt, Sen
oie 6illeiilIcn 6ii5rer III ser Hid),
tllng c:lf Ginigteit ,lno Temofratie
bingeDen. ,uiro nibt mlr fit China,
ionoern oud) fit sic ga15c @eIt bon
8eoertl:na iein."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-20

einigten !Lationen nlth Mitgliebcr
Der ne::cn Organization iperoen, unD
anoerc 9t' tionen .piirben turd 3tuei.
lorlttel- -Gabrbeit sugelolicn tpertcn,
tad,ocin !bre aufnabme o:,rd einen
Grefutipeallsid)uB empfntlcn moroen
lit. Ssn oieiem 3uianrnelrbang mag
oaran crl.lnert tperoen, haB Sic un-
terriftlide ino fulturcle Sa,iam.
nennr1e,t aud sll oen 3ielen ge-
borte, oic in Der .llnite0 Stations
Gbarter" bon San Grnneisco aus
oriifllb henannt spurocn. Sn Die,
lem Slime 1uiirbe sic neue Srgani.
lation, !n,na lie in oic Yraris unl.
gefest aplro, cine jcner Gpc3ialauen.
turen ie;u, bon oenen ii, Sem biito-
riiden 0ofument bon Gan 1runcis.
co oie Jffoe iii. Ser erite, porldufige
Ylan. Der bis oato alsfclitelt tporben
ut, ioa 6uiadit mails ole Brunblage
fir Ole ltrbeit uno 8ara.ungen Ser
30 Sereiniaten 9fationen oienen,
4uenn 6c.en Sertreter, .uie geplant,
int gsoucinber iii 2onbcn 5ulammen-
treter. unier Staatsoer,rtement bat
ieinen ~Gbarta" .Gnhp!r..F nusoriid.
lid In Der abiid)t uerofientIid,t, oaf
sietent SDritt cine tpeitasse seeoebnte
lnb frutt6are 9isfuI'iou fof0ea
moge.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-21
midas Gandhi Fund
Aids Native Women

The trustee of the Kasturba
Gandhi National Trust Fund-a
large fund raised in India in
memory of the wife of Mahatma
Gandhi-has called upon the
Christian Medical Association of
India (interdenominational) to
assist In its plans for a wide serv-
ice to the women of Indian viii
lagos in the fields of medicine
and sanitation.
The Mahatma, a trustee Of the
fund, believes that the project
can be kept "close to the viii
lagos" and that village women
can be trained as nurses and
midwives, while local herbs can
be developed for their medicinal
properties. AS a beginning of
the service, the c. M. A. is re-
commencing that mission hos
pitals and mission medical and
nurse training schools assist in
providing large numbers of new
ly-trained nurses, midwives,
and medical assistants and doc
tors. 1t Is planned to consider
for this training young women
from the villages who will be
pledged to return to their viii
lagos on completion OF school
ing. A number of trustees of
the Fund are Christian Indian
medical doctors.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-21
1M(A Inauquraies
Good Meiqhbor Plan

The National Board Of the
Young Womens' Christian AS
sociations of the United States
is collaborating with the World
Y. M. c. A. and with South
American associations in a
Good Neighbor Policy" Of their
own.
They are planning to add TO
the number Of "Y" staff men,
bers serving in Mexico, Brazil,
Bolivia, Chile. Argentina, Uru-
quay and Peru; and are planning
to train new national leaders,
extend their services to new
cities and rural centers, and de-
velop q health education pro-
gram, and q program for young
women in educational institu-
tons.
The "odograph," MI Auto
matte Road Reconnaissance De-
vice, makes road maps while .
jeep, tank or truck speeds over
roads. It can also plot position
Of detectives, tie gun positions
together, and be used In land
navigation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-21

Churches Need
Spiritual Aid

CHICAGO-Frank M. lotion,
vice-president of the Chase Ma
tional Bank of New York and
National Chairman of the Lay
mems Committee, Restoration
Fund, Presbyterian Church, u.
S. A. said here today that while
all Americans realize the i'm
portance OF aiding other coun-
tries from an economic stand
point, it Is equally important
that their spiritual and moral
needs be served.
lotion addressed the forty
Commission members Of the
Presbyterian War Time Service
Commission in session at the
Stevens Hotel. He added that
many ministers of the gospel
have been killed In Europe and
the Far East and their churches
and personal possessions destroy
ed. Many Of those pastors who
were fortunate enough to sur
vive under the terrible war pri-
vations are exhausted because Of
the necessity of serving several
parishes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-21
Sunday School Lesson

out Of chaos. Law and order are
Of the very essence of Gods work
and will for man.
The Genesis writer, with mag
nificent vision, faith, and daring,
links the Creator with man,
made in the image and likeness
Of God, with the capacity. of be-
ing himself a maker, or creator.
God made man in His own
image" Every house is builded
by some man, but He that built
all things is God" This linking
of man with God is logical and
sound, and it is the intelligent
basis of all true religion. 1t is a
commonplace of our faith today;
but surely 1t was an inspired
man who first perceived and
uttered it.
When one thinks or speaks of
the beauty of Gods world. one
does not know where to begin.
First is the beauty of that order
and law by which the universe
is upheld - planets moving SO
truly in their orbit that astrono-
mers can define every movement
for years ahead. Next is the
beauty of the moral law, the
things that pertain to mans in
tegrity and relationship to his
fellowmen. And manifold is the
beauty Of mans environment
skies and clouds, the starry heav-
ems, green fields. and gorgeous
trees and flowers, vast oceans,
and pure ripping brooks, the
beauty that man himself has Gre
ated in art and literature, and
in all the works of his hands that
mark his kinship with God.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-21
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
lis Dickins0n-Mt. Clemens
Wilfred ]. Junke, pastor
Russell r., Deng, pastor

Russell r. Deng. pastor
800 a. m, English service.
900 a. m, German service.
1000 a. m, Sunday school.
1000 a. m, Bible classes.
HOO a. m, English service.
Sunday, 1890 p. m, the Luth-
eran hour, station CKLW. 800
p. m, Children's Friend Society,
at Saginaw.
Monday. 500 p. m, general
vestries at Waldenburg. H30
D. m, Junior Walther League
social evening.
Thursday, TOO p. m, Junior
Guild at East Detroit. 800 p. m,
church council meeting.
THURSDAY, TOO p. m, Junior
Choir rehearsal. 800 p. m,
Senior Choir rehearsal.
Friday, 1870 p. m, Young
Women's League at 81 S. High
land. Social hour later at Shady
side park.
Sunday, September 80. Mission
festival, the Rev. A. P. Knoll of
Lenox will be the guest preach
er. 200 p. M, special service
for Rev. E. G. Kuehn, at Utica.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-21
Inier-RaciaI Work
Starts in Baltimore

Ten young people Of various
races and creeds have inaugu-
rated the first interracial work
project in Baltimore, Md, un-
der the auspices Of the Society
of Friends. The project, known
ss Friends House, is located at
700 Lombard street, and will be
a place where students of widely
varied backgrounds will live and
study together.
According to Mrs. Albert
Simon, co-director of the house,
1.-THE students will work to-
gether, live together, share
common problems together and
work them out together as It
should be in a democracy" The
young people also did the work
Of renovating the property,
which Is an old historic house.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-21
Drummond Island History
Told by Rev. }. L. Kennedy

miles from east to west, and nine
miles wide in places north and
south. It is surrounded by small
Ter islands. making a pictur-
esque setting. In the bays and
coves there are pike, bass, perch,
and other fish which are just
waiting to bite or strike at your
lure.
THE island was occupied by
British troops after the war of
1912, when they had to remove
from the fort at Mackinaw Is
land. Then the boundaries were
settled and Drummond given to
the United States. and the British
withdrew. Remains of their &C.
cupation on the island are still
in evidence around Whitney Bay
where Judge James E. Spier has
his summer home.
There Is one settlement ten
miles from the ferry landing,
containing a general store. a post
office. and a saw mill. Remains
of a lumber town at Johnswood
are near Judge Reds holdings,
but now only deer, coyotes and
sea-gulls hold possession.
1T is wild, and wooded with
second-growth timber. Norway
pine. spruce, fir, and balsam,
with scatterings of beech and
birch and maple. Over 100 vari-
cites of birds nest on the island
and many more pass in migra-
ton. 1t is an ideal place to rest
and fish and hunt"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-21

Rev. Joseph L. Kennedy, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian
Church, Mount Clemens, is
scheduled to return to his pulpit
at the 1890 a. m, services SUM-
day, when he will preach on the
subject, THE Light Of the
World"
Rev. Kennedy Is concluding a
vacation spent amidst the scenic
beauty and natural fish and game
OF Drummond Island, in Lake
Huron near the mouth Of the St.
Mary's River.
In a letter to the Church Edi-
tor this week Rev. Kennedy Of
fers an interesting description Of
the island, often mentioned in
Mount Clemens but familiar to
only a small section Of the popu-
lation. An excerpt from his let
ter, of general interest. Is as fol-
lows:
Il thought II might interest
you to know something of the
island. Justice Neil E. Reid and
group Of lawyers and members
Of the High Twelve luncheon
club are up here this week.
EIGHTEEN MILES LONG
ITO reach the island you drive
north to the Straits Of Mackinaw,
and then cross the Upper PENN
sula through Cedarville and Hes
sci to Detour. where ferry takes
you across the st. Mary's river,
just where Lake Huron begins.
The island is about eighteen
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Break Ground
for New Church
School Also
included in PIons

On Friday, Sept. II, ground
was broken for the new Zion
English Lutheran church and
school which will be located on
Eureka street and Ten Mile
road.
The completed edifice will
consist of three units accom-
modating a grade school, church
and auditorium designed to per-
NIT full light and ventilation in
all units. The auditorium will
center the other two wings.
Because of building restrlc-
tions present plans call only for
the completion Of the central
school section and one class
room. This unit WI be used
temporarily for religious serv-
ices. The school will continue
at the Nine Mile and Ryan roads
building until further notice.
The buildings which are to be
Colonial In architecture were
designed by Merritt and Cole
and will cost approximately
100000 for the completed pro-
ject. A long range building pro-
gram Is planned in order to in
corporate In the units the best
features available. The present
unit is valued at $50, 1000.
1t is hoped that the building
may be completed in time to
hold Christmas services. Rev.
Paul Heyn, pastor announced
that work would 60 forward as
quickly as the lifting Of restric-
tons permits.
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DIR. e. X. Seymour
will Sneak Here

DR.. verett K. Seymour,
minister of the st. Marks Meth
odist church of Detroit, will be
the speaker at the church on
Friday evening at $50, Sept. 20.
DR.. Seymour was associated
with the late DR.. M. S. Rice OF
Metropolitan Methodist church,
Detroit. A local committee OF
which Emery Albee is the chair
man is making the plans for this
meeting. The dinner will be q
pot luck and all the men are
invited to attend this first meet
inf for the fall season.
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MARANATHA
FUNDAMENTAL CHURCH

NOrtn AT flno
Rev. VIM. b. Dunn. Pastor
Services for Sunday:
Services for Sunday:
$50 Bible School for all ages.
Come yourself and bring the
children. There is q class for
you.
HOO Morning Worship for Ev-
erybody. Good song service and
the message for Sunday morning
Is, THAT We may stand perfect
and complete in all the will OF
God" Come, bring friend.
7:45 Special Gospel Services
you will all enjoy. We will have
with us tonight the Rev. Henry
Hutchinson of Detroit. Come
and join in the special song serv-
ice.
Tuesday evening 7:45-Praise
and Prayer service for every
body.
Tuesday evening 8:40-Bible
Study class in the Book of the
Revelation. Bring your bible
and friend.
Friday evening 800 o'clock.
Young Peoples activity night.
The young folks meet for spirit
ual instruction and then a little
recreation. Come along.
A hearty invitation is extend
ed to the public to all of our
services.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Corner of Cas- and North AYES.
Rev. Alfred P. LandOn. Minister

Sunday, September 70.
1890 morning worship, SER
mon theme, Fright Hand Of Eel
lowship." Choir anthems, "A
Prayer for Refuge" (BidwelD
and open Our Eyes" (MacFar-
lane). Miss Lois v. Harper, or
ganist director, will play 'Medi-
tation" (Callaerts) for the organ
prelude. "Berceuse" (Spendia-
row. for the offertory and Can
table" (Franck) for the post
Jude. Nursery for small children
during this service.
1900 church school classes.
$40 Youth Fellowship. Wor-
ship led by Joyce Shepherd.
Discussion by Glenore Albee.
Light refreshments and social
hour.