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81. Jamss A-M.E. CAIpls.I ChaFsh Hotss
The Rev. Edward R. ThoWaS has used fol-
his tREts he past three Sunday, The
Wonderful Hands Of Jesus. The Wonder
ful Blood Of Jssus." On Sunday. Dee. ~.
Christmas Sunday, he shall use ~ his text
The Wonderful name Of Jesus e
The sunday Schools Christmas pageant
viii % gwen during the mOTnIng seTVIess
me ssnI0r en0tr and the JUNIOR choIF viii
alnG JhTlstnIAs eArOiA ZONE out and WOr.
sap win ~ anu ENJOY the tnspFing Bsr-
mora ~ st. IAaifes. zoe enilurVn JnTiat
HIaa party anu GhriatnAS tres WLi Be GGtsr
mo sSrVGces, SUNDAY, Lee, ~.
h. fstsF A.st.h. GR1FeA NSteaI james
Lewis was elected TINS OsEeGatq 70 the an
nuAI oonIerenes 10 bs held 81 DaS h0iRss
Iowa, nsxL september. and Curtis ChIVeTs
alternate delegate.
ara name swing and the entire cast ard
TO ~ hiEnIy eotnnseBded tor the hns man
nsF IN Wnieh Lhsy presented the pre-ChTIst.
uIRs cantata paseant, "LhTstmastIde," lasi
SUNDAY evening At 81 refer enurch. aha
cnuren Was CTOwUsd, and the audIenCs said
VINO mace Il . success.
The second quarterly meeting Of st. Pete
A-h.k church will be sunday, Dec. ~. Ths
Kew, W. h. Guy, PFsatqIHg ksidsF Of the 81
raul DIstFIct, will De the speaker At 10 al
=. m. lhe tsv. l.. r. Ashford will pTeaen
tins communion sermon 81 p. m. 1h'
Waymhn AM. a. church chOir will sing,
1ns SUNDAY 5cnOot program will be At
.. m. SUNDAY. Inc senior choir will have
It's Christmas musical program SUNDAY
Right 1t IiA6. Mrs. kmma simms, diree'
tor Of choir Mn. Anna Graham, president
TBs Christmas early morning service vii
b. UeIa 40 n. A. Will De q
BEAUTIFUL service Of carols and candle light
iRg. lhs senior and junior ehOiTS will sing
Inc pastor will bring the Christmas mes
EASs, Chr .stmas morning, wednesday. dec
rs. Every member Of St. PGtsF A.M.E
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and Mrs. L. c. Harris and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bass Booker, en- route to an
engagement in Minneapolis.
Pheasant Hunting: Harvey Bent
ley, Rufus Clark, William TOlson,
and K. 7. Williams formed hunt
ing party, Friday.
The Carmen Jones" show at the
Coliseum last Tuesday, was well
received and appreciated by the
citizens of Sioux Falls and neigh
boring towns. AS such a show
either brings about q good inn
preston or a bad one, this produc-
ton not only contributed progress
sively here, but was a credit to
the whole race. The audience wept
in several instances at the beau
tiful Characterization of "Cindy
Lou" as played by Elton J. War
rem. Carmen" herself was a spell
binding character, and "Joe," who
took the male lead, was lust folk"
as the saying goes. The reality Of
the play nngeTs and will stay in
our hearts here in Sioux Falls for
long, long time.
OF course there were some who
thought they were going to see
q minstrel show, but they soon
relaxed and they can be quoted
as saying the town was fortunate
to have the opportunity to see such
a production. Some members of
the cast were guests in the homes
Of both Negro and white citizens.
Others stayed at the YWCA and
YMCA. The sell-Out sign was at
the ticket window that night.
Mrs. Bea Hamilton, lis N. Da-
kota Ave-, has as her guest her
daughter, Mrs. Morris Rogers of
Sioux City, Iowa. On Monday, a
beautiful luncheon was given from
2 to 8 p. M, in her honor. Those
present were: the Mesdames Mel
vim Smith, Ernest Barger, Al G.
Frost, John Armstrong, John Hill
breath, Hollie Linda, John Dalton,
and E. c. Collins.
The play, THE Bar Of Justice, /"
at the Union Gospel Mission was
seen by Mrs. E. c. Collins and
Mrs. J. f. Woodson Of Dallas, Tex.
The TWice-a-MOnth social which
met recently at the home of Mrs.
Melvin Smith, met Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. William Tolson for
a Christmas party and exchange of
gifts.
Cpl. and Mrs. Elmer Martin,
former Wac and CT stationed here,
and who resided with Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Bridgewater, are now
in Fayetteville, N. c., according to
letter received by the Bridge
waters.
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evil: for Thine is the Kingdom, and
the power, and the glory forever.
Amen" At the close Of the service,
group 6, with Mrs. L. c. Harris,
president, which is composed Of the
young girls and boys Of the church,
entertained at a Christmas party in
the dining room Of the church. The
room was beautifully decorated
with lighted candles on the table.
The boys served the girls, and the
girls helped in the kitchen.
Pilgrim Baptist Church, the Rev.
Eugene Williams, pastor. The
morning services were conducted
at the church. The choir presented
a program at Hills, Mimi, Sunday
evening.
Five Basketball team members
from Des Moines, Iowa, and Cleve-
land, Ohio, en- route to Mitchell,
S. D., to play Monday night, stop
ped over night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. c. Collins, 1904 East
Eighth St.
Mrs. James CrOuder, formerly a
beautician here and now a resident
Of Minneapolis, stopped over en-
route to Washington, Iowa, to ac-
company her mother back to Min
neapolis for a holiday visit. Mrs.
Crouder spent the night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bent
ley.
The Needle Craft Club, Mrs.
Mener Greer, president, will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Arvilla Tate
for a Thursday evening Christmas
party, where an exchange Of pres
ents from drawing names, will be
held. The members have started
their dressmaking course, and are
still open for new members, &C
cording to the president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Vaughn,
employees of the johnson furniture
store, attended the Christmas party
turkey dinner) given by the own
ers of the store.
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler, state moth
er Of the Church of God, returned
from Memphis, Tenn, where she
attended a conservation meeting.
Miss HOrtense Horn, grand
daughter of Mrs. Hattie Wheeler,
accompanied by the infant son of
Mrs. J. Russell, granddaughter of
Mrs. Wheeler, arrived from Kan
sas City, Mo-, to be the house
guest of Mrs. Wheeler.
Hawthorne School Chorus men,
bers include: Rose Marie McLaugh-
rim. GWendOlVn TOlbpFt- Alma lane
Anderson and Georgianna Tate.
Mrs. James Martin was hostess
Tuesday to Mrs. Leonard Williams
Of Mitchell, S. D., who came to
see Carmen Jones" at the Coli
scum.
Mr.. Pruth McFarlin. New York
tenor, and Mrs. Matte Booker
Peary, accOmpanist, stopped over
and visited at the home of the Rev.
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church should come and bring his family
and friends. You will receive 4 candle
from the usher you enter the place Of
worship, The printed outline Of the carols
and candle lighting service will also be
given 70 you ~ you enter.
You are cordially invited 10 worship with
Us at all services.
BisbOp Keller win be at 81. Thomas Sun,
day evening at D. m. for the seFvies
Of confirmation. This win BE- followed b
= reception in the undereroft Of the church,
The service on Christmas Day will b
at 10 q. M, with the Rev. Clark McEl.
injury. rector Of Sc. Andrews Episcopal
church. a. eelebrAnt and rector.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-12-20
PALESTINE LODGE
NAMES QUARTERMAN
WORSHIPFUL MASTER

Phyllis Wheatley House was the
sight Of another Of this seasons
fraternal elections. On Thursday
Dec. IL, Palestine lodge, No. z, F,
and A. NJ, Prince Hall Afiliation,
met at the settlement house to hold
its annual election.
The lodge members elected J.
QuRrtsrman as worshipful master;
R Gresham, senior warden; l.
Madden, junior warden; C. TOrell,
secretary; H. Moss, treasurer; E.
Sublet, senior deacon; W. Hugger,
junior deacon; Theodore Woodland,
senior steward; J. Mitchell, junior
steward; C. Gilmore, tyler; r.
BraekstOn, chaplain; II. White,
marshal; 7. Jones, assistant secre-
tary.
Palestine has become in the re-
cent years 4 more prominent Min
nssOta lodge and Is now welcoming
all young men who wish to become
earnest MAsOnS.
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True Christmas

God would not have us dim the glow.
Forgetting condles, bells Gnd mistletoe;
Sing joyous cdrols. but let each word impUt
Sincere good viii with all the wormth OF hedt
God gave the world in pure and holy birth.
His only Son to save and bless the Forth.
Though centuries old the memory OF one bright stu
In spite Of oil our merry wishes Cuisines morn.
II we would blight q single tree with hate or soon
Forgetting loves the greatest gift, flume spark.
We blow Chrismds condles out TO walk in Christ
less dUk.
God would not have US miss the blessed crt Of GIVING
For. little useless things shol lend Joy to living
With each good will and each new love our souls
increase,
To recreGe the Bethlehem cd build the hope Of Peoce
-JUnes 7. Logon.
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Duluth News
By Zillah Waters

Rev. Joseph Jackson of st. Marks
AME church spoke from the sub
ject: Sowing and Reaping," Gal
6, TO, at the morning service, Sun
day, Dec. Is. The service was well
attended.
Mr.. Thomas Copeland of st. Paul
was in the city for a few hours
Sunday, Dec. 8.
Mrs. Cecilia McHenry Adams
left for Chicago Thursday, Dec.
IL, to resume her former job as a
dentists assistant.
Calvary Baptist church basket
ball team was defeated by the First
Methodist team Thursday, Dec. II,
at the YMCA.
Invitations are in the mail for
the third annual Christmas party
given by the Social Nine on Dec.
30 at Foresters Hall. Music will
be by Count and Bill Tucker.
Christmas is rounding the corner
to greet you. l hope Santa will be
very considerable of you, and pros
perity and good fortune attend you
always, one and all.
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OZIEL CHAPTER
ELECTS LILLIAN

DOWNbl MA run
Newly elected officers for Prin.
cess Oziel chapter, No. 10, O.E.S.
Mrs. Lillian B. Downey, worthy
mRtron; Mrs. Bessie Powell, asso,
eiate mRtron; Mr.. J. C. Williams,
worthy patron; Mrs. Alberta Pleas.
ant, secretary; Mrs. Willie Black
treasurer; Mrs. Fife Larkins, A
s. eonductress; Mrs. Jessie Cole,
man, conductress. Appointed Of.
fcers are: Mrs. Mable Harris
marshal; Mrs. Geneva Murray
Adah; Mrs. Emma Williams, Ruth
Mrs. Carrie P. Lindsay, Esther
Mrs. Berlinda Washington, Mar.
tina; Mrs. Leila Jackson, Electa}
Harry Reed, sentinel; Mrs. Kitty
Jeffrey, warden, and Mrs. Carrie
Smith, chaplain.
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ST LANES CLUB


The VIVA. club Of St. James
A.M.E. church was entertained at
store night" Saturday evening,
Dec. IL, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. E. Ball, 34S N. Dale St.
This affair, which followed the
Christmas motif, was Mrs. Balls
project for the year.
Mrs. Rosa Mahan assisted Mrs.
Ball, and the merchandise donated
by St. Paul stores, was q complete
sell-out. Decorations were in Christ
mas colors Of red and green. Bas-
kets Of food were donated by Glenn
ons Grocery, White Front, NAL
lory and Piermon, the Community
Store and Steichen's.
Merchandise donated included, a
tray and five sets Of salt and pepper
shakers from Gem jewelry; novel
ties from Snyder's Novelty store;
a huge picture from Standard
furniture store, and two hors
d'oeuvre trays. The guess who"
prize went to Mr.. Roosevelt Har-
mon, for identifying George Brooks,
Jr., who was In disguise.
Guests who shopped were: Rev.
and Mrs. B. N. Moore and Rev.
and Mrs. Joseph Turner; Messrs.
and Mines. Clarence Anderson,
Roosevelt Harmon, Earl Atkinson,
Clarence Duke and Robert L. Cox;
the Mines. W. J. Carter, Dream
Rawlings, Gertrude Blakey, Mag
dalene Oliver, Mozelle Oliver, M.
L. Mcintosh, Inez Johnson and
George Brooks, Jr.
Missionary Society
Presents Pageant
The Missionary Society Of st
Peter A. M. E. Church met at the
home Of Mrs. Jessie Bonner, 1917
Clinton Ave. &c., on Dec. IS.
A presentation Of the Birthday Of
Christ Pageant was given with
Mrs. Matte Boyd, wife Of Rev,
H. C. Boyd, pastor, as director,
The meeting was attended by a
large crowd.
The characters in the pageant
were portrayed by: Mines. Jessie
Shannon as Mary and Clarence
Dean as Joseph. Shepherds were
Mines. Jessie Bonner ard Fred Ed
wards. Wise Men: Mines. Lucille
Cooke, Susie Grifett and Winona
Minis. Burden bearers: Mines.
Lillian Parkinson, Governor Cook,
Adel Howell, La Mari Roberts and
Margaret Lockett.
The Angel was portrayed by
Mrs. Lillian Parkinson who was
also soloist. Mrs. Matte Boyd
played Modern Youth" and Mrs.
Dovie Phelan the spirit of Bethle-
hem" The music was all in keep
ing with the Holiday spirit.
After the program Mrs. Bonner
served her guests lunch.
Mrs. Belle Glover, 374O Fourth
Ave. So, who is a former president
of the society was not able to at
tend the meeting. The mission
aries in turn went to her home to
celebrate her many years Of serv-
ice, her birthday (Dec. 25) and the
birthday Of Christ. Mrs. Glover
was presented with a gold chenille
spread as a token Of thanks from
the society.
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~ NFN0RTGN

In loving memory Of our beloved son and
brother, Joseph Johnson, who passed away
Dec. "a, 1919.
A beautiful memory dearer than gold Of
4 son and q brother, whose worth can
never be told.
For We loved him God only knows what
that parting meant four yeaFs ago.
A day Of remembrance sad TO recall with
out farewell he left Us all
For death has left a loneliness that the
world can never hll.
Sadly missed by mother and father. Mr.
and Mrs. A. RaVland: brother. Orvllle
johnson sister. Mrs. Lillian Arnold and
Mira Huslab NslNon
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Murphy, girls worker at Halle Q. Brown,
as guest speaker. Immed Ately at the close
Of this service. the church school will
have it, Christmas service. A very beau
tiful candle light service will close the
program.
A large group Of representatives Of clubs
and Auxiharies Of the church met with
Mrs. Thos. Neal at the close Of the morn
ing Geryice 70 further plans for the open
house In honor Of Rev. and Mrs. B. N.
"Born Of Spirit & the subject Of Rev.
MoOre'B message, Dec. %. Tho senior choir
will sing. At s p. m, q special devotional
service for the University Of Life will be
led by Gloria L. Williams the discussion
vii BE- led BY Jack Cooper. he Time o.
especially VisitOrs, 10 all SsrVices.-B l.
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Bessie Gresham and son, James,
Jr., 1886 Fourth Ave. &c., wish to
express their hope that one and
all shall have a Merry Christmas
and a Prosperous New Year.
From Mrs. f. J. Drake, 525 Lynn
dale Ave. No, comes Christmas
Cheer and Wish for a Happy New
Year for all.
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Bend your bach
and lift" text
Take Ye away
the stone" Johr
1880. At th'
evening worship
the continuation
Of a series Of ser
mons from tn
Lords prayer
NJ at. 6:13
Lead US not int
temptation, blu
deliver US from
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PILGRIM SENIOR CHOIR

The Senior choir Of Pilgrim Bap.
fist church, St. Paul, will sing Ira
b. Wilson's beautiful cantata
Songs Of Christmas" on Sunday
evening, Dec. %, at z p. m, at
the church, West Central and
GrottO.
The choir will sing in costume
Floyd Massey, Jr., is pastor, and
A. v. Hall is director.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Childress
and family, 9S7 Aldrich Ave. No.,
extend their sincerest hope and
wish that all may have a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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A precious one from US is gone
Her voice we loved is stilled
A place is vacant in our midst
Which can never be filled.
The years wipe out many things
But this they wipe out never
The memory of those happy days
When we were here together.
A. W. Jordan, husband; De-
Quence J. Nelson and Dolly S.
Crushshon, daughters; Alexander B.
Jordan, son, and Dolbert, Yvonne
and Byron Crushshon, grandchil-
dren.
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In Memoriun

In loving memory Of our dear
wife, mother and grandmother, who
departed this life six sad years
ago, Dec. 18, 1910.
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Sioux Falls
So. Dakota
News

By Mrs. Oscar Bridgewater
st. John Baptist Church, Sunday,
Dec. 10, the Rev. L. S. Harris, pas
tor. The morning service topic was
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CARD OF APPRECIATION

NAhD VI AFFhhSAA hun
wish to express my sincere thanks and
appreciation for the words Of encourage
ment, cards, many gifts and beautiful re-
other churches Of the Twin Cities. during
my long illness. Although still = Shut-ln.
my wish 70 ALL for = very Merry Christmas
and prosperous New YsAT.-Mrs- J. N.
GAYLORD $50 st. Anthony Ave.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-04
BOY SCOUTS
ORGANIZED

The Ebenezer AME church hes
completed the organization o. an
Explorer Scout Post, and s. m.
first institution in the District
No 5 area OF the Boy Scouts 10
have completed the whole Scor
FAIRLY" Ebenezer ~ now sarylnr
over 900 Cubs. Scouts and Senior
Scouts. ages ranging from 9thru
II years OF age. THIS Is the larg-
est number OF boys served BY tho
Scouting Program within any one
institution IN the state OF Mici
gan.
Charter members OF THE uni,
include: lanes z. Hodge leader.
Robert l.. Brunette, assistsnt
leader: Henry Williams. chair
mon; z. L. williams. committee
member.
Senior Scouts in this unit in
cludc: Marshall Murphy. Isaac q.
Kimhle. Leon Cleveland. Clifford
Jackson. Clithenry Smith ana
Fletcher Boyer.
Cub Pack No. 34s OF CA.
vary Baptist church. under ths
leadership OF Rev. c. O. Stewart
IL planning to enter three Den
Exhibits In the Cub Hobby Shoc
to I've held at Mcco!lester Hall On
Nav Is, Nathaniel Warren, Cub.
master Of this Pack states Ma
nv people have never had an on.
portunity 10 observe what ho,
can do. ana will he greatly sur.
prised TO see this gala exhibit
which 4 boy planned and hoy
made. Our church s turning oft
en- mass to stress our exhibit.
and we are Inviting ell friends
of boyhooi TO be our guests.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-04
URGES IMMUNIZATION
FOR YOUNG CHILDREN

Tmmunilation" is the theme
Of the 1915 Child iIoalth Day to
be observed on May 1. according
10 Dr. David Littlelohn. di:octnr
OF rho Wayne County Health De-
pariment
The importance OF inmuniza-
ton 10 childhood disease has
been accumulated iris year the
doctor rel orts by the increased
number % dipltheria cases and
deaths in MICHIGAN. by the
spread of very severe type OF
smallpox and by whoopirR
cough which continues to be tbs
major c1use Of Ccath due to com.
muuicahle diseases among young
childlcn
nr Iiitlciohn urged that child
ron be gwen new diphtheria IN
Icctuons at Tho age Of tive, OF
when they entei school. and tina,
their smallpox vaccination be re
newed every five to seven wears
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-04
CINE CONFERENCE MEETS
IN ST. LOUIS TO ELECT

some debts of LONG standing;
erection of several new and cost
" churches; the purchase ri
several great church ediiices in
strategic centers; and general
Improvement along many liues Of
church activity.
One OF the important items on
the ageEda OF the meeting here
last week was the consideration
~ mon In tho district who arc
aspirants for high positions r.
the church particularly fof the
hishopric. Prominently mentioned
are Drs. B. julian Smith. +. l..
Lewis. a. w. Womack, y. r.
Walker. J. c. Anderson j G.
Collins. c. H Washington. B. w.
Doyle, w A. Johnson and two
or three others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-04
TO HOLD ALL STAR
YOUTH PROGRAM

An All-star Youth Program I'M
der the direction OF T. " Pos,
director OF he Junior church
Carter Metropolitan CME VIII,
he staged on Friday May gath,
at sI5 at the church.
The educational unit and "a
cilities or Carter cME are nov
open to the public. regardless ~
race. creed or color, and II
hoped that their use by the youth
will helr 10 curb juvenile dein-
quency The facilities include
gym. a rccreaticn room. shower
and space for Sunday School aii
Junior church The All-S'a-
Youth program is being held ~
part ~ the character hnildin
program that has been So u1
in order to assist the commune
IN proyidinr recreation and e0f-
ancr for is youth
Anyone desiring g be a patron
mry do so by sending their con-
trilutions TO r. ". Ross
Beechwood. Patrons names VII:
ne printed in the program Mr.
Sulee stinson has received sab
scripiions for 300. Patrons WI
be accepted MP until May IL
The program committee cor
sists OF Mrs Srlee 4 Stinson Nj
Irene Graves. Colder Smith. AZ
drew Gwyn Alfred Walking and
T. ". Ross
Rev A. r. Davis II pastor ~
Carter Metropolitan CME
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-04
nv oc1AyIA MCINTOSH

MEMPHIS - CAMP Eyes OF
he religious world turned to-
ward 81 Louis this week as
MES of all sections OF The
nation rithcr FOR the 1916 quad
.enuial genera: conference Lat
Weok in Memphis some of the
lcad,rs gathered g. honor of
Pishor lanes A. liza nlett pre-
siding nre'ate ~ the third dis
MET which iac'uHcs three confer
cnces in Tennessee two in Lou
isiaua and TIE Missouri
conference which embraces all o.
Kansas. Nebraska. Iowa Colorl-
do. Utah and part OF Missouri
Most Of tho episcopal distric,
wcre rcprcscnt,d here at the
mammoth testimonial to Bishop
llamlelt. Sponsors Of the big
Memphis meeting and testimonial
had it timed to aomr off on
3ish9p Hamleit's birthcs. Sew
uW sprdlcTs paid tho Kansas
City ,EurehmAn high praise for
his achie7emonls during the quad
Ecnaiui" now Gosins THINGS cit
ed ns cI;sla1 ing were the eS-
tablisimcnt Of the phillips
ionl OF T''9losy ~ Lane col
lNce saostu. Tenn raising CT
nearly a half million dollars for
tho Collins Chapel Correctional
-pital here; tho holding Of the
18th anniversary of the CME
church: disuict-wide support Civ
en- tho board of religious cduct-
tion directed nv Or. Il. Julian
Smith freeing OF churches Of the
third district or heavy, burden
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-04
aErmEL AMr cnrRCH

The month OF Nav is generally
known RS Founders month at
Bethel May II marks the l05t1
Anniversary of this historic in
stituuon In the city Of Detroit.
It Wis lo7 years ago that
small sroep Of y, sroes fense3
their great mood for religious
worship appealod TO tho City
Fathers Tor permission t. use
Military Hall a building formerly
used as meeting place for thu
City Council Two wears later
this group became known as
Rcthcl AVE church sunday. Ma,
2 viii marx tho Introduction 10
rho iN,h Anniversary Program
Holy Communion will ne observed
and nr L Francis Washington.
Presiding Elder OF the neuoit
District viii deliver the message
both i1otins end evening. The
now Church Dwc terry which will
hcsin Distribution on SUNDAY. May
- as q part Of the Anniversary
ohsrr'aacc wll contain Ia
NAME OF all registered menber
II Eoth"l Tor The year 1915 MOI
than 1000 names arpoarcd III
inc oisirol dAft Booklets vii.
oe limited enc 10 each ram.i
in ordor 70 achieve a fair dis
tI'mrion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-04
Anthropologist
To Speak

Sciences view OF race will h'
presented on Monday. May
the Highland Park YNCA 2
8 pm. b. Dr. Ethel Alpenfo''
University OF Chicago anthropolo
eist, The talk - sponsored b
the community's inter.c ultura
committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-04
News Along The
Religious Highway
BY ISAAC JONES

wonderful sermon Sunday eve
ming. April u, 1916. IL was en-
loved by all The Lano Gospel
Singers ard the israel singers
brought Joy to the hearts Of the
consregaiion with their heauti-
ful voices.
The Rev Frank william 5
preached for the 81 Andrew Bap-
list church congregation wednes~
day right April "A. He preached
a soul stirring sermon and L
was enjoyed by all who neare
him IN invitation is EXTENDED
10 al wa'l wishers OF the Cos
pei singers 20 hear Rev. Je.-
nincs OF the Pilgrim STAFF Bap
list church preach at tho ST An
drew baptist church this Wednes-
day night, Nav Come out and
hear him The church is located
~ Riyard aud Friedrich.
Roy, ]. b. Cannon, pastor; S.
f. Jones. reporter.