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Evening star., 1961-09-17
Changes From Past

Changed, too, is the sef-consciously formal scene
in which they flourished-the long-ago world of hard
toheat 10-foot ceilings primitive plumbing akeshift
kitchens i-rghted corridors gloomy interiors, messy
ice boxes and sweltering summers unreleved by air
conditioning.
Replacing that gracious old world of whist and
walking sticks is busting somewhat more practical
new one. There's plenty of room now for automation
on the domestic scene but very little for architectural
links to the palaces of the French Renaissance.
Todays new apartments come in many forms for
a variety of tastes and pocketbooks-and they have
one thing in common: They're loaded with comfort
and convenienceS.
They're brighter too, inside and out. They're air
conditioned Many have automatic sink -dsposers as
well as ncinerators Lots of them have separate
kitchen entrances. Some have two-Story lobbieS to
impart 8 bit of paatial grandeur.
Look them over and you see balconies are making
a comeback here and there. And splashing fountains
are being added to the normal complement of ever
green shrubbery. 4t
Even flowers are beginning to appear as part OF
the landscapng And at least one builder is hoping
Washington tenants will get more hep to horticulture
I'm Paris and Florence this summer saw ball
comics that were wall Of flowers, he said I'D like
to see that here. But don't think Washington
Evening star., 1961-09-17

Apartment builders are like Paris buyers, these
days. alert for fashion trends and eager to Jump
the right bandwagon.
And well they must be, for fashions change fast
in tneir world, too Names like The Portner, The
Portland and Stoneeigh Courts rang like an elegant
gong in bygone era. when I came to Washington
in 1905" says longtime Architect Luther NJ Leisen
ring "they were the summit of fashion in apartment
buildings"
Whatever nostalgia those names may evoke today,
the elegant three-and many others since theh-had
to change, and change they did. Two became office
buildings and the third was renamed.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Trend Toward Dignity

Noticeable, also, is trend towards Ivy League
dignitythe man in the grayflannel suit and all that
@We're getting away from red BRICK a builder
comments ut has something to do with the burial
Of old images and old values All over the trend is
to light tones and quiet dignity.
white enamel brick is hitting a new note, With
accents of pearl gray and black"
Even talk like this from builders betrays facet
of the new approach. Color harmonists and social
scientists are being cut in on planning as well as
architects $sH
Evening star., 1961-09-17
The Downtown Lure
BY FRANCES KNIGHT

People are the magnet that draws other
people to the heart of a city
In Paris, Madrid and London, people come
into the downtown area to look at other people,
OF course what draws people in the first
place is the life, the gayety the activity around
them. '"s !.
In New York, people will come into the noisiest,
busest;areas to buy the same thing they could get
in the suburbs. What attracts them is the acttv7
ity The excitement grows within them, stimt-
lated by the hustle around them. Fa3 9'f
Window shopping itself becomes a great
attraction when other people are looking in the
same windows f+r Ft
Evening star., 1961-09-17
Fashion in Apartments

tenants as responsive in the way they use them
as they are in Europe"
Responsive or not. tenants are using them at
the Capitol Park, in Southwest Washington to provide
a gamorous nighttime view Of the Capitol Dome.
And they're being planned apartment features for
the huge Columbia Plaza development in Foggy Bot-f
tom and in the posh Harbour Square and River Park
developments in Washington's new Southwest.
Evening star., 1961-09-17
The Downtown lure
By MRS. CHLOETHIEL SMITH
Architect

We have been concentrating on suburban
living when there are many new and pleasant
ways of living downtown
If you give people good places to live-a house
with a walled garden or an apartment with
view-they can develop neighborhood within the
downtown city
There are so many attractions to living down.
town. You can visit an exhibition without making
a big production Of getting there. It's pleasant
to have park right outside your door where you
can walk the dog. It's casual and comfortable to
run down the street to buy last-minute birthday
present, to get something fixed without driving
miles to shopping center, to send your children
around the corner for a library book, to chat
with the grocer. All of this is part of the fun of
living in a downtown community.
Evening star., 1961-09-17

Live eumou exotico relax uxurousB private
garden apartment
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-22
TranquiIizers-

tcon,inued From Back Psae)
80 .v,Ac Aav NAME NATURE, IN VAIN! AM
NOT INFINITE LOVE, YOUR "FATHER-Mo1HER eoD'
ALL.HARMONIOUS"? ,.rroxr
NO a: THOU SHALT NOT COMMIT AouLT .'ss,
SPIRITUAL ApuLTeRERs ARE COMMON AMONG NUN
CHRIST SCIENTISTS ee,
NO. S: THOU SHALT NOT BEAR FALSE WINES
NoN-cHRlsT SCIENTISTS HAVE MOI mADs ars,n rrSs
nnrr, ApArIoN or REPENTANCE iNDePsND-
eNcE" FROM The CURSE, EVERY MORTAL
LAR1 1-ITo ST. PAUL, TO you, IN ROMANS.
no,,c sTooe MEDICINES. SURGERY cHIRoPRAcTIce
osTEopATHY, AND OTHER NoN-cHRlsI
SCIENTIST CURES INCLUDING THE IMpoke rSA'
ERs or THE NOM CHRIST seieN'IsI r,,.. ...v
,AvMEN LEADERS. MASSES INVITE PReMA!oks
DEATHS sLuNpERs, DISASTERS. PEARL HAR-
BoRs, KoREAs ETC. ETC.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-22
tcontinved From Back Page)

(Confinved From Back Page)
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL IM-Y-T-H--
CAL IL BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL!
-Iro ST. PAUL, TO you. MADE ALL THAT
WAS MADE AND MADE IT VERY GooDI
PERFECT. SPIRITUAL
THE Evl THE HUMAN, AND THE MATERIAL"
WERE NEVER MADE ~ - ARE MERELY
MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES -
coUNreRrElTs BURLEsouEs. AND. FoRTUN-
ArELy. SYMBOLS OFTEN OF DIVINE IDEAS
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-22
Hoffa Calls


tConfnued from Back Page)
"ERROR URGED TO ITS FINAL LIMITS. IS
SELFDESTROYED" - p 476, "SCIENCE AND HEALTH
WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES" - N.Y.
GODS, iNFALLIBLE MASTERPIECE. BIBLE PASTOR
PROPHET, LEADER PHYSICIAN. MEDICINE
GUARDIAN LlBERATOR, OF CONVENTIONAL
BIBLES PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL ALL
- cRIEvoUs VICTIMS OF SAUL OF TARsUs, ADAM
EVE TRANsLAToRs TENS OF THOUSANDS
OF INVOLUNTARY, SPIRITUAL ADULTERERS -
as per p. l39 Ibid. JIMMY, HAVE YOU EVER
READ THAT BOOK THROUGH ONCE? you WILL
SATAN = GIGANTIC, ADAM-EvE FRAUD AND
MYTH LIKE HE'LL, "MATTER," SIN, THE SATANIC,
MYTHICAL "cHAsTLY FARCE OF [so-eaIIedl
MATERIAL EXISTENCE! - STEP BY STEP. HERE
AND HEREAFTER. WILL DRIVE INTO CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE ALL ADAMS EWES. MURDERoUs GAINS
JUDAsEs, KNAvEs AND FOOLS. THE EGO
AND PsYcHoLO OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
HOOD, REPUDIATED BY THE cH-L-DL-E-ss
CHRIST JESUS, AND AWAKEN ALL HUMANS TO
TRUE DIVINE soNsHP. CHRlsTLKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS! = JESUS BEING NO.
WHEN YOU ARE IN NEED OF SPIRITUAL.
cHRIsTLIKE SANITY. ASK U.s.!
(spoogy to Standard OiD.
"HOFFA CALLS ON US. TO LET UNION ALONE"
News 78
MIAMI BEACH, JULY 8-TEAMSTERS PRESIDENT
JAMES r. HoFFA, SWEPT INTO OFFICE BY AN AVA
LANcHE OF VOTES AT THE UNIONS CONVENTION
HERE. WANTS WASHINGTON TO LEAVE HIM AND HIS
UNION ALONE
In post convention statement aimed at the White
House. Atty Gen. Robert r. Kennedy Senator Mcclellan
DArk) and Secretary Labor Goldberg, Hos said in
behaIf Of himself and his ZOO oo0-nember -vnon
THEY SHOULD STOP THE WASTE OF TAxPAY-
Frs. MONEY BECAUSE THEIR ATTEMPT TO DESTROY
THIS UNION HAS COMPLETELY FAILED. THEY MAY
sE ABLE TO HARASs U.s. BUT THEY CAN'T BRIGHTEN
US.
LET US alone and LET operate as trade vn'on
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-22
Union Demands
lcontinved From Back Page)

CONTINUED From Back Page)
Free Press TT
The UAW is getting sick and tired Of being on the
receiving end Of Ford Motor companys surs about in
fisfon." says Mr. Ken Bsnnon.
IT SHOULD BE MADE KNOWN TO MR. BANNoN
THAT A LOT or PEOPLE ARE GETTING SICK AND
TIRED or UNION DOMINANCE OVER THE INDUSTRY
OF AMERICA AND THE NATIONS ECONOMY.
(coniinved Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-22
ParoehiaI Building

tConinvsd From Back Psgs)
CATHOLIC PARocHIAL SCHOOLS ARE AN EVIL
- DEMONSTRATED. AGAIN AND AGAIN. IN CATHOLIC
GIRLS AND WOMEN BEING RAPED AND OFTEN MUIR.
DERED (! CONSIDER THE sENsuALiTY OF CATHOLIC
COUNTRIES - SPAIN. PORTUGAL, ITALY, SOUTH
AMERICA - THE FLESH PRoFlTETH NoTHNci -
Jesus in John 663. "a.
THEY ARE ATTRACTIVE TO DEVILS ADAMS.
WOLVES IN MANS CLOTHINC.' BUT HAVE NOT
THE DIVINE PROTECTION OF HONEST. SPIRITUAL
CHRISTIANITY. AS HAVE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE GIRLS
AND WOMEN
"AlDlNc PAROCHIAL BUILDING LEGAL, SAYS
UM LAW EXPERT"
mo BARRIER TO WELFARE OF PUBLIC"
The Mich Catholic 7-6
ANN ARB0R-Federal aid for paroehiaI school con.
strvetion probably would be upheld constitutional by
the U.s. Supreme Court, Paul G. Ksvper Of the University
Of Michigan law school said.
CONGRESS MAY IN MY OPINION. GRANT SOME
ASSISTANCE TO THESE SCHOOLS AS PART OF A PRO-
GRAM OF SPENDING FOR THE GENERAL WELFARE"
tE SAID, 80 LONG AS THE FUNDS ARE so LIMITED
AND THEIR EXPENDITURE SO DIRECTED AS TO NOT
BE A DIRECT SUBSIDY FOR RELIGIOUS TEACHING"
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-22

Mr.. Bannon should know that past union demands
directly responsible for initiation and that further de-
snds will continue 10 cheaper he dollar and price
initiation. FURTHER INITIATION WILL MAKE THE
UNITED STATES A slcKLY soclALizED WELFARE
COUNTRY WHICH WILL PUT EVEN THE RECORD or
MICHIGAN TO SHAME.
IVAN L. BOWMAN
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-22
Pope 5 Common Sense

Pope's Common Sense
'Consinued From Back Paqe)
SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM IS NOT TO Be so,,cur
THROUGH DEVICES WHICH OFFEND THE ,M wopn,
ORDER Z? ESTABLISHED BY GOD /? - The DEVILS
nnasuosxAus 'eeSs. As "loRo-coD"l AND AFFECT THE
VERY SOURCES OF HUMAN LIFE tBuT, IN pENrwrn
sc'ENTlFIc-TEcHNlcAL EFFORT ON THE pApr or
MAN IN ORDER TO DEEPEN AND WIDEN HIS MAsrEpv
OVER NATURE. . :"
Vatican City. UpI Detroit Free Press us
GOD, ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE.
POPE JOHN xxIIl. SPEAKING FOR THE DEVIL !
PRESENTS THE DEVILS RELIGIOUS QUAcKERY
ON BIRTH CONTROL!
IN THE cuIsE OF FRAUDULENT. MYTHICAL, LORD.
GOD" (cen 21 ete.) DEVILS COUNTERFEIT
OF THE DIVINE AND REAL!
HUMAN LIFE IS OF THE DEVIL - THE
THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL ISL PAUL - M-Y.T.H.I.
Cal - APPREHENDED BY THE c.H.iL-DL.ess
CHRIST JESUS!
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE : ONE AND ONLY
TRUE. SANE. HONEST. sATAN-FREE CHURCH.
THERAPEUTICS. -!
GODS AND CHRIST's ONE. TRUE CHURCH.
REVEALS GOOD : THE ANCIENT MANUSCRIPT
lST CHAPTER OF GENESIS
PERFECT CREATOR, CREATION, OFFSPRING,
UNIVERSE - REPUDIATEs THE DEVILS MAsoUER-
ADE. IN CHAPTER 2, VERSE T. ETC., AS LORD
GOD"! = SATANIC, GIGANTIC. ADAM-EvE FRAUD
AND MYTH!
"IORD-COD" RAISES UP MYTHICAL
ADAM, EVE, MURDEROUS CAIN, JUDAS,
KNAVES AND FOOLS, THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHOOD = REPUDIATED BY THE
c-H-I-L-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS
GENESIS 1881: land GOD SAW EVERY
THING THAT HE 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT
CREATOR HoNORED BY THE cH-IL-DLE-s-s
CHRIST JESUS Il HAD MADE, AND, BEHOLD, 1T
WAS l-Ls-l VERY Good!
THE TRUE, The REAL. IS NOT HUMAN! :
IS siNLEss. DEATHLEss, MATTERLESS FLESH
LESS, ADAMEvELEss - NEVER BORN, NEVER
DYING - SPIRITUAL. cHRsTLKE! - ETER-
NALLY POPULATlNc THE ONE. REAL UNIVERSE
OF sUPERSATURATED INCoRRUPTIBlE
UNlNvADABLE, OMNIPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE - YOUR TRUE HABITAT OF
MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS! tchrist Jesus)
Genesis l:26: AND GOD SAID, LET US MAKE
MAN IN OUR IMAGE, AFTER OUR LIKENESS. AND
LET THEM HAVE DOMINION OVER ALI
v. II: MALE AND FEMALE, CREATED he
THEM! BUT NOT THE PHYSICAL. THE HUMAN
BROUGHT FORTH IN INoUTY OF WOMAN =
JNCL EAN! - JOB. A Myth!
GODS MALE AND FEMALE IN ONE,
SPIRITUAL, DIVINE INDIVIDUALITY IN
CHRIST JESUS 33 YEARS
GODS GREATEST MARY, BAKER ED0Y's 40
YEARS PLUS LIKEWISE = EXECUTING INTO TEX
DOTH YEAR, FATHER SON, AND HOLY GHOSTS
npevvAl or IPuRE TRUE, HONEST, SPIRITUAL,
prvINEl PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY WITH ITS
,oer 6, EMENr OF HEALING, BUT WHOSE HIGHER
MISSION IS TO TAKE AWAY THE SINS OF The
WORLD" - THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS
Revelation 22:2 R.c. Apocalypse = me
PEvEL ALTON OF THE REAL = THE NEW HIAs1"
AND THE NEW EARTH Rev. 2l:n!
VATICAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the eneye"ea'
Of Pope John XIII included:
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-22
Bishop Urges

Continued From Back Page)
OUR RECREATION IS DivlNELY REcREATlvE
1.-THE FLESH PROFiTETH NOTHINc"! - Jesus in
John 6:63, RC. "a
THE IMPURITY OF THE Entertainment WORLD
AND WORLD OF LETTERS HAS GOT TO BE
STUNNED, LIKE POISON AND RATTLE SNAKES!
CRIME AND GAMBLING LIKEWISE
"BISHOP URGES END TO INDECENT FLOOR
SHOWS IN NEVADA CASINOS!
Mich. Cath. 73. p.
RENO. Nev.-Bishop Robert J. Dwyer Of Reno has
called for cleanup Of indecent floor shows presented in
certain resort hotels and casinos in Nevada.
THE BISHOP WARMED AT THE SAME TIME THAT
CATHOLICS ARE FORBIDDEN UNDER PAIN OF CRAVE
SIN FROM VIEWING SUCH ENTERTAINMENT OR TAX
ING ANY PART IN ITS PRODUCTION OR ADVERTISING.
Bishop Dwyer issued the warning in pastoral letter
read July at all Masses in the Reno diocese.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-22
IVAN L. BOWMAN

tConfnved From Back Pagc)
HUMANS ARE The DEVILS C0UNTERFEITs OF
MY OFFSPRING u! HENCE. THE SPIRITUAL
'REBiRTH Jesus to Nicodemus) IS IMPERATIVE!
BIRTHS FLOODS OF NEGROES. CATHOLICS.
ASIATICS. AFRICANS.
DEVILS ADAMS AND EWES MULTIPLY LIKE
RABBITS!!! j
THUS FULFILLING sATANs MASQUERADE AS
"LORDcOD" tCen. III. etcD - RAISING UP MYTH
Lc-A-L ADAMS. EWES. MURDERoUs GAINS
FROM THE DUST OF THE GROUND
'NOTHINCNESS! - SATAN BOUND" SAUL OF
TARSUS AOAM-EvE TRANSLATORS REPUDIATNC
THE ANCIENT AUTHENTIC DOCUMENT OF
GENESIS OF CREATION FIRST CHAPTER BLUE
PRINT OF PERFECT CREATOR, CREATION
OFFSPRING UNIVERSE! OF INcORRUPTIBLE,
UNAVAILABLE sUPERSATURATED oMNPREs
EMIT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!
1.-THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL! = ST.
Paul - MYTHICAL!
THE EVIL, HUMAN, MATERIAL" NOT MADE
l. GOD, AM TOO PURE TO BEHOLD EVIL, AND
CANNOT LOOK UPON INIOUiTy1 - Habakkuk :l3
THE REMAINER OF THE VERSE, OF SATAN
BOUND" TRANsLATORs is TO BE REPuDATED!
cHRsTLlKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS WILL, AND ARE
DOING 1T! IN THE "HEALlNo OF THE NATloNs"l
PART
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-22

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JULY q. 1861
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-22
KING OF KINGS" BAPTIST CHURCH.
THAT, OR ITS EQUIVALENT. IS YOUR
blueprint DR.. BOONE.

"YE SHALL CAST OUT DEVILS!
CAST OUT SOLOMON - INVOLUNTARY, SPIRITUAL
CONTRIBUTOR TO FoRNcATIoN. ADULTERY.
AND lLLEclTlMAcY - CURSE ON THE
COMMUNITY!
DETROIT TRIBUNE WORKING CAPITAL WILL
NOT BE USED TO SUPPORT THE SPIRITUAL
BASTARD, SOLOMON : DAMNABLE,
SPIRITUAL ADULTERY!
Heb I27,s: IF YE ENDURE THE CHRISTENING OF
THE LORD, THEN ARE YE SONS; IF NOT, THEN
ARE YE BAsTARDs AND NOT soNsl
SEE OUR GREATEST MARY, WOMAN Matthew
1888; Revelation l2:l, S, REGARDING sHAkEsPEAKEs
KING. AND HIS BASTARD SON. AND OUR
COMMENT THERETO MRS. EDDY'S AND MINE IN
UNITY OF GOOD"
"YoUTH CENTER NEEDS SUPPORT TO
STAY ALIVE"
News IL
THE l4arquette Community Center is fighting for its
life and if consider public interest and support isn't
forthcoming may die, Dr.. Theodore S Boone
president-drector Of the activity, said.
THE CENTER WHICH DR.. BOONE PERSONALLY
STARTED IN 1854 IS FACED WITH SERIOUS PROBLEMS
INVOLVING FUNDS AND THE NEED FOR VOLUNTEER
WORKERS.
Dr. Boone explains that since its beginning the center
expanded and currently serves evera nunoeo Young
sers with wide range of activities.
II maintains an athletic program with facilities tor
basketball and boxing Glasses in Woodworking arfs ana
crafts music drama, and modern dance are ava'aDe aso
to interested youngsters.
"ouR PROGRAM GOES FAR BEYOND JUST KEEP
ING IDLE MINDS AND BODIES OUT OF MISCHIEF" DR..
BOONE SAYS WE ARE CONCERNED WITH iNsTlLiINc
INTO THE YOUTH THE MORAL FIBER NECESSARY
FOR GOOD CITIZENSHIP = A FIBER WHICH IS OFTEN
TOTALLY LACKING IN THE HOME ENVIRONMENT OF
THESE PEOPLE,"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08

FOOD men, intelligent men. Chris.
tain men, pastors Of great church.
cs both claiming leadership
a the Baptist Family of Ameri.
ca Each one declares himself the
choice of the people.
NY brethren. in the face Of
such condition, ! am asking for
a recount in Kansas City in
September. This recount must be
decided by our qualification Of
messengers by registration. pro-
per designation Of states under
banners. and the proper use Of
our right suffrage.
Our entire problem of leader
ship can be solved by Christian
principles, Christian ethics, and
the right Baptist procedure. No
man has a right to claim leader
ship today unless the messengers
Of the Baptist family are given
fair, impartial opportunity to re-
glster their approval of him.
release This message per-
fecfIy willing 70 face the scorn,
The soothing. the drastic criticisms
ard even death that the truth
might get hearing. and that
the Baptist might find their way
10 the bonds Of Unity wherein
there Is strength.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08
Minister Conference
Reflect President

HAMPTON Va. - The Rev.
Thomas S. Logan, rector of Cal
vary Episcopal Church, Philadcl-
phia. was unanimously reelected
president of the Hampton Instl-
tute Ministers Conference during
the 47th annual meeting on the
Hampton Institute campus. June
$3.50.
Also reelected were Or. w. L.
Ransome, minister Of the First
Baptist Church, Richmond, Va,
first vice-presidenf; Or. J. =.
Williams, minister OF the Messiah
Baptist Church, Newport News.
Va, secretary; DR.. J. Jasper Free
man. minister of Queen Street
Baptist Church, Norfolk. Va. as
sistant secretary; Or. Vernon p.
Bodein. Hampton Institute chap
lain, executive secretary; and Dr..
o. E. Jackson, minister Of Fulton
Baptist Church. Baltimore. Nd.
neoroIogist.
approximately 584 persons
from IA states and the District
Of Columbia attended the minis
tiers conference and the 18th
annual choir directors and or
ganists guild workshop meeting
concurrently on the campus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08
Methodist Honor
Mrs. Harriet Wesley

Two women of the Lexington
Conference of the Central Juris-
diction of The Methodist Church,
have received significant honors
recently.
Mrs. Harriet Wesley, a member
OF the Scott Methodist Church
and a former president of the
conference Womcn's Society Of
Christian Service, was honored
as the Woman of the Year" by
the Current Topic Study Club.
Mrs. Bertha Lee Floyd. a mem
Der of the Centenary Methodist
Church, Youngstown, Ohio, was
hailed as 1.-THE Women of the
Week." by the Buckeye Review,
a weekly newspaper published
in Youngstown. Mrs. Floyd, who
has served for II years as the
recording steward of her church,
is the secretary of promotion of
the Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the Columbus District.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08

presented The Role of Music in
worship; Rev. 9Th. Watkins
indianapolis, gave a thorough ex.
PLANTATION on the Rise of the Ii.
tuIgical Movement; Rev. David
Mi'cham, Detroit. demonstrated a
new visual aid project on the
organization, Structure and Func.
lion Of the AME Church, soon TO
DC made available for use in the
5O0 churches in the district.
Other participants were Rev.
John Bradford, Milwaukee, Rev.
Z. Z. Carr, Joliet. Rev. A. E. Jcl.
kse, Elkhart, Ind, Rev. jill. Lind.
say Niles, Mich. Rev w. L. John
son Peoria, Rev. Lewis Carter
Ierre Hautc, Rev. A. Lewis viii.
liams and Rev. S. S. Morris. Jr
Chicago, Rev. Henderson Davis.
Waukegan, Ill. Rev. Handel HE.
key, Detroit. Rev. John +. Hunter
Gary, Ind, served as program d.
rector. Rev. Eleanor J. Woodcock
is director Of Camp Baber.
The 52-acre camp, located on
the northwest shore of Stone
Lake, the largest African Metho-
DIST Episcopal Church camp, was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08
Christianity Is Facing Its
Greatest (risis" Bishop Gomez

CASSOPOLIS. Mich, - Chris
,;anity Is facing It's greatest crisis
in these modern times" warned
bishop Joseph Gomez. Cleveland,
ohio in his address 10 nearly 200
AME ministers assembled in their
annual minister's retreat here
at Camp Babcr, last week.
Describing today's trend in re-
Iirion as move toward bigncss"
the bishop pondercd the qucs.
lion. "can a church and nation
bc big and prosperous and remain
spiritual?" He indicated the pos
sibility of losing the spirit of
Christ" in efforts OF make big
business out of the church. Call.
ING attention to the teaming mil.
lions in Asia and Africa who are
rejecting Christianity as prac-
ticcd by the white man" he ex-
pressed grave concern, saying
he is disturbed about the new
nations lest they follow the same
un-christian pattern as the white
Christian world"
The bishop went on TO say that
christianity Is on the way out"
as prsetieed today because u Is
failing to hold the spiritual life
Of man and direct that Iife,"
adding that what we call Chris
tisnify is but . mild form Of
ehvrehsnity," concluding that
I'VE must rescue real apostolic
Christianity from such imprison-
ment.
DrCharles S. Spivey, Jr., dean
OF Payne Seminary, Wherefore,
Ohio. led the ministers in studies
OF the sacraments and liturgy of
the church. He admitted he re-
cognizes changes in the thcologi-
cal interpretations in many of
the church rites and ceremonies,
warning that any fixed pattern
may tend to lead toward a form
of "idolatrous symbol worship"
The dean was ably assisted by
discussion leaders in various
phases of worship. Rev. w. Nor
deau Williams, st. Paul, Mimi,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08
N. and Mrs. Banks
Attend Alliance

DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Banks. Jr..
OF Second Baptist Church of De.
troit attended the Executive Com
mittee Meeting of Baptist World
Alliance this week at Wake Fo-
rest NC. on the campus of South.
eastern Baptist Theological Semi
nary.
Representatives were present
from 6 continents representing rs
million Baptis!s over the world.
DR.. Banks was Proxy for Mr..
Lam Chi Fung of Hong Kong and
Mrs. Banks Represented Mrs.
Louise Paw of Burma. The BWA
World Congress will be held in
Miami Beach June $3.50, 1865.
The Baptist World Youth Con-
gress will be held in Berivt, La
banon in July 1868.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08
People Community
News

Holy Communion was observed
Sunday at Peoples Community
Church, Woodward and PIngrce,
at both the 7;30 am. and 1920
am.
The pastor the Rev. Carlyle f.
Stewart preached dynamic SER
mon during the broadcast over
radio station WCHB on A
New Birth Of Freedom"
DR.. Stewart told his congrega-
ton that the Lord is spirit, and
whcresoever the Lord is three is
freedom.
In his closing remarks he de-
clarcd that freedom is the most
talked about words in the world
in any language.
America is not Free explain
ed DR.. Stewart, with its dis
elimination and segregation.
THE NAACP is doing the
Lords work in trying to bring
about justice and fair play"