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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-21
Fear Turk Flood

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THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL [soesIIsdl
EXISTENCE" Lp. 2z2 c.s ssxsbeek-oF ALI THE
HUMAN RAcEsl
HUMAN AND "MATERiAL" OBJECTS ARE
MORTAL THOUGHT coUNTERFElTS,
OR BURLEsQUES (UNREAL) or DIVINE IDEAS
THE ONE REAL CREATION AND UNIVERSE IS
VERY oooo"-csnsss l:3i-of A MAfTERtESs,
FL-ES-H-L-E-s-s. SPIRITUAL, cHRIsTLIKE
cREATIoN-ETERNALLY. c.oM-P-L-ET-E-L-Y
PoPuLATINc THE ONE UNIVERSE, SUPER
s-A-T-u-RA-T.I-N-c IT WITH INvULNERABtE, oMNI-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, WHEREIN
ALL OF YOU FIND YOUR TRUE BEING. NY ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
HENCE. THE VALIDITY OF MRS. EDDY's DEcLARA-
TON TO YOU IN THE c. s. TEXTBOOK:
MEET EVERY ADVERSE CIRCUMSTANCE AS ITS
MASTER" LAS PER DISCIPLINED. DivlNELY
SCIENTIFIC cHRIsTLIKE SPIRITUAL SENSE. OF
COURSE.
FEAR TURK FLOOD TOLL 900 DEAD
DELUcE INUNUDATEs ANkARA OUTSKIRTS.
sEEPs INTO CITY
Windsor Daily Start
ANKARA. Turkey tAP)-Tvrksh newspapers said today
1000 died in floods which Wednesday swept through
the crooked Of villages Anaras outskirts
But the official death toll remained l4-fhe number
Of bodies which workers and reported
to the government
In the food reached 30 feet as wafer
from eovdbvrsts rushed down valleys from
ires-Iess mountain slopes.
Rescue CROPPED through the muddy rains seeking
victims Of hs oodwaters which swept into Ankara itself
covering IowIyns and Sailing traffic in Of
mud They estmsed that 500 to 1000 homes had been
destroyed and than 1000 flooded
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Caterpillar INVASION
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NY CHOSEN PEOPLE, cHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS !. ARE IMMUNE ALL OTHERS ARE
DEVILS DUPEs l. MORE OR LESS!
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS: YOU ARE PRIVILEGED
AND DUTY BOUND TO BE GOOD SAMARiTANS!
YOU ARE YOUR BROTHERS KEEPERS!
PART 2
TO THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY
SATAN BOUND" EVERYONE
YOU WILL BE COMPELLED TO REPENT FROM
YOUR ILLUSIONS AND DELUSIoNS YOUR ACCEPT
ANcE OF THE PSYcHOPAThIc. ANTLcHRiST.
MYTHICAL, DEvILIsH, ADAMEvE PSEUDO
cREATloN!-IN WHICH RESIDE ALL OF THE
E-EL-LE-F-S, MORTAL THOUGHT CONCEPTS,
BURLEsoUEs OF DIVINE IDEAS !-"MATTER"
HELL AND EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT" ARE
myths LIKEWISE SIN, DISEASE, DEATH,
DEFoRMITIES. PEsTILENcES, ACCIDENTS, CON-
MUNISM WARS EVEN, INCLUDING THE
CONCLUSIONS OF COLLECTIVE MORTAL THOUGHT
MlscALLED NATURE'-EARTHoUAKES.H uRR'-
CANES, TYPHo0Ns
YOU NoN.cHRIsr SCIENTIST CLERGY. SATAN
BOUND" EVERYONE OF YOU !! WILL SUBMIT TO
HUMBLE, HONEST DIFFERENTIATION IN. AND
BY. NY INDISPENSABLE, INCOMPATIBLE,
IMPERATIVE CHRIST SECOND COMING" MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEoPlESE
THE 'RESURREcTioN'-T0 ADAMEVE SINFUL
sENsE-oF THE oMNIPREsENT INvULNERABLE,
ETERNAL CHRIST IDEAL, OF PERFECT CREATOR
CREATION. AND uNIvERSE-FLEsHLESsM AIIsk
LESS. SPIRITUAL, cHRISTLIkE-oF The ONE
UNIVERSE. EXTERNALLY coMP.L-E-T-EL-f poro-
LATED SUPER SA.T-U-RAT--N-G INFINITE
SPACE WITH INvuLNERABLE, oMNPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE l. WHEREIN ALL TRUE BEING
IS TO BE FOUND, NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
CATERPILLAR INVASION ON IN NORTH
(Times
BALDWIN, Sept. S AP}-An invasion OF striped carer
pillars has been reported creating havoc a. resorts :"
sections Of Lake and Newsygo counties. 80
Avrey D. ssrohpsuI, secretary manager OF the wssf
Michigan Tourist and Resort Association, YESTERDAY ss.
Cow Williams end the supervisor Of the Msns'es Ns0"s
Forest have been asked for official aid In DISCRIMINATING '
pests.
ne said resort operators have told him me es'''p
have chsws slossrds az treas In the and create
general nussnes by invading cottages homes and AUTOS
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Cup and Cross Bearing Imperative!

TO WEAR THE CROWN OF ACHIEVEMENT FOR
BOTH SELF AND OTHERS. OF INvULNERABLE.
oMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!
YOU CAN MEET EVERY ADVERSE CIRCUMSTANCE
AS ITS MASTER"-I. God TO Mrs. Eddy, TO you.
BUT REMEMBER, THE DIvINELY SCIENTIFIC.
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH SPIRITUAL SENSE or
1.-THE WAY. THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE" IS
IMPERATIVE I!
Newspaper quotes re fire from Free Press. 9/l2)
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BRAKEMAN DIES IN YARD ACCIDENT"

yard Brakeman. Robert Patterson. TO- Dearborn,
crushed 10 death when he caught between dock siding
and rolling freight In NJ ~ Central RR yard siding
81 the Cadillac Motor Co. plant"
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. SEPT. a. 1857 II
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A Giant Public Servant

A Giant Public Servant
teen'nSsd from Back Pegs,
coBo FAMILY SATAN BouND"lL
SPIRITUALLY NEGLIGENT
WIVES, LEARN A lEssoN-IF ONLY An ecpo
or YOUR HUSBANDS, you BETTER HAVE GODS
APPROVAL
HAD MRS. coBo MADE HERSELF coNsecRArsn
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE STUDENT. MR. coBo MIGHT
READILY HAVE HAD 10 TO 70 YEARS MORE
PART
Adam-Eve Concept A M-y-t-h!-0f
The DeviI!-"A Murderer!
THE REAL CREATION AND UNIVERSE ARE IN
AND OF. GODS THOUGHT !-vOID OF MATTER"
WHICH IS MERELY VISIBLE, MYTHICAL MORTAL
THOUGHT NEVER AN ADAM NOR AN EVE IN
ALL ETERNiTYl-IN coDS-THE ONLY REAL
UNIVERSE (WHICH Is F-L-E-SH-t-E-s-s. NATTER
LESS. SPIRITUAL. cHRISTLIKE, AND SUPER
sA-T-U-R-A-T-E-s INFINITE SPACE WITH INvUL-
NERAeLE oAkIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE Ito WHICH SATAN BOUND" ADAMS AND
EYES MUST AWAKEN TO APPREHEND DIVINE
AND ETERNAL SoNSHIP OF THE ONE REAL CREATOR
AND. PARENT !-YouR "FATHER-MOTHER GOD,
ALL-HARMoN0uS"I HENCE, THE WISDOM OF THE
c-H-L.D-L-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS: "cALL NO MAN
-. FATHER"
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Pope Urges Bishops

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PART z
SATAN BOUND" NoN.cHRlsT SCIENTIST CLERGY
AND MAssES!-EvERY ONE -
FROM PRIEST TO BISHOPS, TO CARDINALS
TO THE POPE u!
Every Mortal A Liar!
-. God, TO St. Paul. to YOU in Romans.
And to Mrs. Eddy. second Mary. to you:
The Total Depravity Of MortaIs
Alias Mortal Mind'!-
-p. 2 Of Mrs. Eddy's miscellaneous Writings"
LEGION OF DEcENcY
POPE URGES BISHOPS TO POLICE w. RADIO
free Press)
VATICAN cITY-tAPHPops Plus XII is urging Roman
Catholic bishops throughout the world to expand the work
Of the Legion Of Deesncy TO radio and ieIevision.
The Legion Of Deceney rates motion pictures according
TO their and religious content after they have been
released to the public Catholics warned against seeing
movies disspprovsd by the Legion.
In an sncyeIieaI letter dated Sept and made public
Wednesday, Pope called his bishops TO set national
Offices aimed encouraging decent radio and ~ programs
we'll motion pictures.
He said that these remarkable inventions" should be
used improve spiritually and materially and bring
them closer together.
Warming Of the dangers Of their immoral the Pope
declared that motion pictures. radio and eIevson should
be dedicated to the service Of truth and virtue.
The 6,0o0-word document was the most detailed ever
issued by The pont the subject and the first ecyciea
in the churos history to deal with radio and sIsvson
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THOUGHT FLESH AND MATTER" ARE MORTAL
WROUGHT. MY-T-H5c-A-L couhTERFEiTs
AND oURLEsQUGS or DIVINE SUBSTANCE AND
lpEAs-INFIMlTE, IMFALLiBLE SPIRIT. The ONE
REAL SUBSTANCE. MIND SOUL, PARENT IN,
AND or, THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE !-"cALL NO
MAN FATHER" las declared bv NV Incompatible
Prophet Messiah, Holy Ghost conceived scnihs CHILD
LESS Christ Jesus!
SATAN BOUND" ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST
HOODS INvotUNTARILY WICKED s-iNDIFFERENT.
CONTENTIOUS, OR HOSTILE TOWARDS N.Y.
GODS. SECOND MARY 'WoMAN" Matt. 1888.
MARY BAKER DY-INcoMPARAeLE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FULFILLING JESUS AND
NY. GODS. PROMISE AND PROPHECY TO THAT
WICKED AND ADULTERoUs GENERATION OF
ANOTHER COMFORTER" THE COMFORTER,
WHO WILL ABIDE WITH you FOREVER AND TEACH
you ALL THINGS!
CIVIL WAR TRAVAIL AND BIRTH OF CHRIST
SECOND coMINc"-to cARNAL, ANTI-cHRisT,
ADAM-EvE so-caIIsd SENSE II!
Jesus Here Again. Now!
Void Of The Flesh. The Mortal
T-h-o-u-g-h-t Heritage Of Mary
OF THE ANTcHRIsT, ADAMEvE ASPECTS OF
THAT JUDAIc HERITAGE, OF WHICH JESUS SPOKE
TO THE RICH YOUNG MAN:
WHY cALLEsT THOU NE GOOD? NONE IS GOOD
BUT ONE THAT IS coDr WORSHIP HIM"
Again: u CAN OF MINE OWN SELF DO NOTHING,
IT IS THE FATHER WITHIN NE WHO DoETH THE
works."
THE "I"-"WITH you AWAY"
OF THE CHRIST, THE F-L-Es-H-L-E-ss, MATTERLEss
SPIRITUAL, CHRISTLIKE MAN, THE TRUE
INDIVIDUALITY OF ALL OF US. CHRIST JESUS. SAID:
10. l AM WITH YOU AWAY. EVEN UNTO THE
END OF THE WORLD"
FOR YOUR ENcoURACEMENT-
land l. IF BE LIFTED UP FROM THE EARTH,
WILL DRAW ALL MEN UNTO Mel"
THEREFORE, DO NOT BE TIMlD ABOUT CASTING
OUT DEVILS, AS JESUS coMMANDEO-BE GOOD
sAMARITANs' you ARE YOUR BROTHERS
kEEpERSsI
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Every Mortal A Liar!

j. God. to St. Paul, to you, in Roman
And to Mrs. Eddy second Mary, to you:
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Civic & Social Roundup

Grand Lodge and Sta'c Ofii-
GERS are Robert II. Johnson,
Grand Exalted Ruler: Ncttic
Carter Jackson, Grand Daughter
Ruler; Bertram V. Gregory.
Grand Esteemed Leading knight,
State President; DIT. Mary Belle
Tate, p G.. ID. r., National Pres
ident OF Cap and Gown Club,
and St;ac Organizer of Cap and
Gown Club; Dt Alberta Gra-
ham, Asst. Grand Directyess of
Education; and Lloyd M Co.el,
state Director Of Education
Committee: LaSclvc A. How
ell, cha rman; DIT. Alice Taylor,
co-cf ariman; John Warren,
treasurer; Walter Crenshaw Jr.,
secretary; Willie Stone. door
keeper: and eLonard Etheridgc
home keeper.
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YWCA PICNIC

It's picnicklng time al
ready with members of the
After Supper Club at Cen
trail Branch YWCA.
They plan their first pic
mic of the season on Thurs
day, May %, at Belle Isle,
with games, hiking, canoe
ing to follow afterwards.
The group will leave
Central Branch WV at 6:15
pm. In case of rain, they
will have an indoors picnic
in the Branch building.
The After Supper Club,
composed of college and
professional men and wo-
men over %, is open to any
interested persons in that
category.
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COME ON OVER AND
MIX YOUR OWN!

Lazy Summer days call
for carefree and easy enter
tanning, SO invite your
friends over for a Mix
Your wn-Drink Session.
Chocolate Milk is ideal
for this type of party, for
not only is it a flavorful
thirst-quencher when pour
ed right from the bottle or
container, but it blends well
with all sorts of ingredients
as well. And, since choco-
late is the flavor choice of
most people, you'd best
have plenty of bottles of
chocolate milk on hand in
the refrigerator. Add a
selection of ice cream, ban
ana slices that have been
dipped in lemon juice to
prevent darkening), whole
Strawberries, pureed fruits
and maraschino cherries
and you're all set for ar
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RACKHAM SYMPHONY
TO PRESENT HYMNS
OF PRAISE

The Rackham Symphony
Choir will present Mendels-
sohn's elijah" at its an
nual spring concert at the
Rackham Ed u C ational
Memorial on Tuesday even
ing, May %, the University
Of Michigan Extension Ser
vice announces. Attention
is called to the fact that the
program is scheduled for
500 pm.
Soloists are to be Eliza
beth Grotegut, soprano
Mary C.. Jones, contralto
Doralene McNelly, soprano
Donald Nelson, tenor; and
Philip A. Duey, bass. Ac'
companist for the choir is
Mary Helen Muson. Ken
meth Jewell, assistant direc-
tor of the choir, will con
duct this performance.
The Rackham Symphony
Choir is sponsored by the
University of Michigan Elk
tension Service and Schoo
of Music and is the officia
choral group of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra. Plans
for next season are for the
choir to perform with the
Detroit Symphony in Ber
lioz' "L'Enfante du Christ
in the fall and in Verbs
Requiem" in March.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25
FREE LAUNDRY CLINIC
To BE. HELD MAY "a

Free laundry clinic for
residents of Hamtrack will
be held from 10 am. to A
pm. Friday, May "a, at
the branch office of the
Michigan Consolidated Gas
Company, 14400 Joseph
Campau, Hamtramck.
Miss Evangeline Lanoue,
a home laundry expert, will
be present to answer any
question about home laun-
dry problems.
Homemakers of this area
are invited to attend and
learn the reasons why laun-
dry sometimes turns yellow
or dull gray-and answers
to other common wash day
woes.
AS a special attraction,
those attending the clinic
may obtain at no charge
AZ complete home laundry
guide, which normally sells
for 81. This handy booklet
will prove of great value in
any home.
Miss Lanoue is a member
of the Home Service De.
partment at the Gas Com
pany.
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Chur h. IL $50, in Detroit
Ministers from Ypsilanii.
Flint. Saginaw. Windsor and
Amisburg, Ont.. will appear
in The weeks anniversary serv-
ices.
The Educational Department
of the Improved Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks of the
World presented a local ora
torical contest and program at
the Pride Of Michigan Audi
forum. 4703 w. Warren, Sun
day, May 10Th, from 4 to = pm.
Invocation was offered by
Rev. James Scott. an instrument
tai selection was done by Miss
Ruby Harris and Dt. Corine
Walker, sponsor chairman of
Lady Camille Temple, gave the
history.
Of the twelve contestants.
Arthur Michael Carrier of East
ern High School. sponsored by
Lady Camille Temple. won
first prize. a trophy donated
by the Detroit Metropolitan
Mutual Assurance Co.. and an
opportunity 10 compete in the
sia,e oratoricsl contest 10 be
held in Detroit June l4ih.
Dt. Alice Taylor. co-charman
Of the committee, and represent
alive Of Florence Amos Temple,
presented the trophy. Second
prize went to cLon Harding,
sponsored by Victory Temple.
O'her contestants were: Jo-
Ann Clark, Jolecn Hamblin,
Doris Johnson. John Hancock.
Judges were: Miss Alice Brant-
al Wayne State University: Miss
ley. DR.. Mel Rdvitz, proiosso,
Thelma Bowman and Mr.. John
son. director Of Birdhurst Cen
ter.
General theme for The con-
testants was The Negro and
The Constitution
Lodges and Temples repre-
scented were; Motor CITY No
962, Robert Settle Lodge No
HIP, Heart Of Detroit No. 1914
George Washington ca yer No
1873. Beulahland Temple No
soy, Emma V. Kelly Temple NJ
$50, Cornetta Temple No. 802
Lady Camille Temple No. 755
Florence Ames Temple No. II
Victory Temple No. 307, ant
, Pride of Michigan No. 875.
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4. tlso..lls.s To
visit Europe

NEW O,.LEANS, La AT tie
r.ques. 81 .hc CONAN Council
"a Bish ps Of the Methodist
Church, b shop and Mrs. w lis
J. King VIII visit the Methodist
work "A Eu opc covering a
p.ri5d OF two months Bishop
nng IS resident bishop Of the
N,w Orleans area of the Meth
Cdist Church, embracing five
conferences in Texas, Louisiana,
and Mississippi.
Leaving the Idlcwild Airport,
New York, Saturday, June /.
via the scandinavian Airlincs
System. they viii fly to Rome,
Italy, by way of Copenhagen.
Denmark After several days in
Rome they will fly to Frankfurt,
Germany.
Other German cities will be
visited, as well as some in
Switzerland, Denmark I'D
Sweden.
Bishop King will get a
chance TO see European Meth
odism in action because the
annual conferences will be in
session during this period. Be-
cause OF his varied travels.
thorough training. and long
ministry in the educational
theological area. Il is felt that
Bishop King will bring new
dimensions 10 the work of
Europe as he moves among the
churches there.
Mrs King. the former Emma
Arnold OF Atlanta, Georgia. will
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Society Dongs

Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Tolbcrt of Windsor. MIR and
Mrs. Herbert Edwards. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Scarcy, Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Spradley. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ID. Talafcrro, MIR. and
Mrs. Richard Booker and MIR.
and Mrs. John Young
Mis-. GuSsie Duncomb Of Col
fax was hostess to the Mayfair
Club Wednesday afternoon with
all members responding TO the
roll call After the agcnda was
cleared, a dclcctablc luncheon
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Wavcrly
was served.
Those present were McsdamcS
Frances Dclon. Minnie Jones,
Lula Davis. EloiSc Maxwell,
Marie Mangum and Willie Mae
Battles. Mrs. Duncomb is a graz
cious hostess.
Mrs. Leonard Harrison of
Ironwcod was delighted as a
hostess to the Saturday after
noon Pinochle Clue.
A delcctable dinner wa
served, then the Pinochlcrs be-
came quite serious in this game
Of fun.
Mrs. Lorcne Red and Miss
Gcorgina Harding were guests
and received lovely prizes.
Awards were given TO Mes
DANES Thclma Hancock, Fran
kic Nelson and Marguerite eau
Sey.
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By MARY BELLE RHODES

Mrs. Edna Johnson of Chicago,
happily surprised Mrs. Irene
Woods of Bangor for a week
end visit in our city.
Mrs. Essie Swan of Scotch
avenue thoroughly enjoyed
her visit with relatives and
friends in the West after an
absence of four years. She
visited in Oklahoma City. FL
Paso. Texas. also made fire.
queni trips 10 Old Mexico City
finally arriving in Los An
geles early in March which is
her home town.
Many parties, dinners, visits
from old friends and beautiful
gifts were rendered her before
leaving the city May 5th for
Detroit. making the iast stop
with other relatives and friends
in Chicago. It's so lovely also
TO be at home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brown
also Judy were delighted TO
have Mrs. George Smelly 10
visit with them Sunday at
their home si Frankenmufh.
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Cobt
of Baldwin, Michigan, is at Hot
Springs for several weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Jonathan a
Danes, pastor of Bethel AMt
Church of Indianapolis. Ind.
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By r. MCKENZIE WILLIAMS

Robert S. Harper. who has
achieved great success, in what
is called white Mans World"
can contribute much to the fact
that he was able to answer the
call Of a request for one of the
brightest graduates to be sent
to the president of the Twin
City Container Corp, of Colo
ma, Michigan, by the placement
bureau of Western Michigan
University at Kalamazoo.
Mr.. Mansfield F Richie. pres
ident of the company. made no
mention of color, and upon
learning that young Harper, 26,
was a Negro, accepted him on
basis of high recommendation,
and his ability to do the job as
an accountant well.
In six short years. Mr.. Har-
per climbed from a $500 per
month accountant to vice pres
idency of the now multi mil
lion dollar corporation.
Harper, happily married and
the father OF two children, re-
grets that there are not too many
Negroes with a business record
as impressive as his own. He
has helped develop a S500,000
a year business with Is employ
ees 10 over Sc million and 200
workers.
Harper and his iamily reside
in seven room ranch home on
the lake at Covert. He has met
rebuff in this position, but has
been able to handle the situation
very satisfactory, and he is
glad that he chose a profession
that threw him into the business
world with whites instead OF
becoming a doctor. dentist, etc.
where he could be his own boss
He is hopeful that his ex-
peiience will encourage other
members of his race TO make
the success effort he did.
Mt. Zion Tabernacle of Wind
sor, Ont. and Detroit. will pay
tribute to their pastor and Bis
hop, Elder c. l.. Morton. whC
has served his congregation 3.
years in Windsor, and five year
in Detroit, and residing as Bis
hop % years, beginning Monday
May goth, in anniversary serv
ices at the Woodward Avenu
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Sunday morning AT Peoples
CcmruA..y Guu..r sep ~ ,"e
incl~me i wr-tne. a = q G a.
~, at,n heard the past nc
Kew. Cag."4. j.. S eWart pl acn
d oyrann sclmeA analy .ng the
sin OF re world ld'N.
Choosing his text tom I Cpg-
$40, DR.. S cwar; spnke 81
'Sp-r..ua. loen au3ns.
Or. stewart declared tia no
nation ,an build aetiul se-
cui ties 0nlcSa they are bull. IN
ihc spiritull foundations iaycd
dow for mankind ~ jesus
Christ.
In buile;n1 a civil zation.'
asserted DR.. Stewart. we must
Rave The right kind of foun-
daiion."
we have forgotten that moth
ing can take the place of God
We put our aims above God
and depend on our Jet planes
a;om bombs and other weapons
We arc sending our dollars to-
day TO feed the peoples OF the
world which we diSarmed y
In his closing remarks Rev
Mr.. Stewart said: To-day il is
said that il cost as much TO train
one jet pilot as it would to edu-
cate 20 physicians, 20 engineers
and 30 teachers.
I'VE will never learn that ;
nation cannot fight its way (,
peace Al the end of both Worl,
War | and IL. there were more
problems after the war than he-
fore the wars were declared. -
The guest SOLOS; was Mis-.
Minnie Kennedy OF Evanston
Ill, She rendered The Lord
NV Light and Salvation
The high school choir fur
n shed the music in songs.
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CHRYSLER CORP. SETS
UP TORNADO WARNING
SYSTEM

DETROIT, May 17-De-
troit's army of weather
scouts has an addition to
its ranks of tornado watch
ers with the establishment
of a new tornado defense
plan by Chrysler Corpora
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CURRENT TOPIC STUDY
CLUB


CURRENT TOPIC STUDY
CLUB
Last Tuesday morning the
Current Top.c Study Club mo-
tored to Howell, Mich. to the
beautiful home of Mrs. Pearl
Scott who was so-hosteSs with
hel sister, Miss Louise Carr for
the regular bi-monthly meeting.
After a very warm welcome
from the co-hostess they all as
sembled in the recreation room
for a delicious tui key-ham din
ncr most abundantly served.
The meeting was held in the
spacious living room and was
called to order by the president,
Mrs. Dorothy Duncomb, where
annual reports were read and
all matters pertaining to the
Flower Day program.
Present were: Mesdames May
Randolph, Dorothy Duncan. Vio-
let T. Lewis, Sadie Haney, Be-
atrice Jones. Beatrice Preston,
Alberta McFall. Nancy Pate,
Gwendolyn Harrison, Christiana
Bishop and Madeline Mott.
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DINNER PARTY

Mrs. l.. c. Green of Northfield
gave an elaborate dinner party
Saturday night, having as her
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ton.
The company's twister
detection tie a m s lands
ready to notify 10000 De-
troit area employees of APP
preaching tunnels and to
assist the u. S. Weather
Bureau with tornado warn
ings.
Six of the company's loo
al plants have been DIES gn-
ated as tornado "spot;er
outposts" - Dodge-M a n,
Highland Park Engineering
Mack Avnue, Centerline
Parts plant, De Soto-Wyom-
ing, and the Trenton En-
CINE plant.
Construction of spotter
booths and the installation
of the telephones on the
roofs of these plants was
recently completed.
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were in the city last week at
tending the ll6th anniversary
of Bethel Church here. This fine
couple is always a welcome
guest.
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MIS-. w q 0 HOUSE,
Chairman of the st. An
tome YMCA BMC Auxl.i-
airy, Announces that Oh June
/, 1857, at 700 pm, the
Auxiliary will hold its sec
ond annual project, a
Spaghetti Dinner.
All proceeds will go to
the World Service Pro- ect.
Admission will be $1.O0
per person.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Cobb
of Baldwin, Michigan, is at Hot
Springs for several weeks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-25

Rev. and Mrs. Jonathan a.
Danes, pastor of Bethel AME
Church of Indianapolis. Ind,
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