Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 18]

Saturday, March 20, 1954

~ THE BRONZE REPORTER

~Page Seven

CHURCH
DIRECTORY
METHODIST SERVICES

~Bethel Methodist Church
Liberty at Twelfth Streets
The Rev. W. E. Teague, Pastor

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\ CATHOLIC. SERVICES
' Church of Christ The King
The Rev Father Norman Dukette
Thirteenth and Clifford Sts.
Sunday Service 8:30 and 11 a.m.
Public is welcome
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DICIPLES OF ~CHRIST

_ Vermont Christian Church
1201 Lippincott Blvd.
The Rev. T. Courts, Pastor

BAPTIST SERVICES

Antio~h Missionary Baptist
| Church
1083 Stewart Ave.
The, Rey. ~LL. W. Pryor, Pastor
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err Baptist Church
910 East Gillespie St
The Rev. T. T. Newman
~| ee OK,

__ Shiloh Baptist, Church
St. John and Massachusetts Ave.
The ~Ryv. C. R. Neal, Pastor

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pareeoorraal SERVICES
Spiritual Israel
3202~ Michigan~ Avenue
Rev. A. Mitchell, Pastor
Service 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m
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| igeesus Strengthens His Disciples.
| Lesson for March 28: John 16: 1-13.
~Golden Text: Jobn 16: 13.

As Jes s and his disciples met
2 the upper room on the night
~ before the crucifixion, the hearts
the disciples were heavy and

ad. Mystery, foreboding, and grief
the thought of the imminent de
of Jesus, all weighed heavtheir hearts with gloom
ad.
then began to comfort
and to strengthen them with
phasis upon the significance of
ir approaching bereavement and
of their ~separation from
~He did not ~hide from ~them
hat they should suffer persecution
cause of their faith in him, but

} bade them remember the things
been. saying unto them,
particularly to the truths

approaching separation,
ht them: ~that it was nec
~the Holy Spirit unto
e Holy Spirit will come to
r: ~hearts, sustain them

e wor id of <sin, icsiniiieg ~the

w in ~the préat ~age of
estation ~to men as ~the
Let ~us ~open our heart
recei ye him for ourselves and
t in| him to reveal himself
to us that he may reveal himself
- amt others.

a reins?) rule of thumb states tat
root spread of.a tree -equals
ie *) ~spread:

Galilee Baptist
Church News

Sunady, ~March 14 we began

~|our. worship as we _ participated
|in Church School which begins at

10:00 a. m.~ The subject of the
lesson was, ~Jesus Faces the
Cross.~ We are encouraging our
entire congregation as well
others to put forth greater effort
to attend Church School and
Church especially during this Lenten season.

hour our pastor, Rev. J. L. MeClain, preached from the subject,
~They Killed Him Without a
Cause.~~.B.-T. U. opened as usual at
5:00 pi with the president in
charge. The highlight of the
evening came ~when six of the
children proved they had memorized the ~books of the Old Testa
ment. Those having perfect
scores were: Eula Henry, David
Jackson, Ira Simpson,~ Ronald

Ryals, Robert Jones and Solomon
Jones, Jr.

The Esther. Circle is sponsoring
a Weight Rally Sunday, March
28 at 3:30 p.m. Rev. A. A. Henry will bring the message for this

| oceasion.

Visitors are -welcome to worship
with us at all times.
Dorothy Buford and
Gwendolyn Green,
~Reporters.
Rev. J. L. McClain,
Pastor.

Mi. Olive Baptist
Church News

Rev. Charles G. - Pritchett,
Flint, will deliver the morning
message Sunday, March 21 with
the Young Adult choir providing
the music.

Mt. Olive will be worshipping
with Fenton Methodist Church at
7:30 p.m. Sunday evening. All
persons wishing to attend should
-be at Mt. Olive at 6:45 p.m.

The Flower Club is presenting
a tea Sunday 4-6 p.m., at the
home of Mrs. Fannie Ross, 1126
Park St.

~Courage to Venture~ was the
subject of the pastor~s ~ sermon
last Sunday morning. The Senior
choir sang for the morning service.

Last Thursday night Mt. Olive
and Quinn Chapel churches worshipped with the Macedonia Baptist church in the Dedicatiory
Services of their new church.
Both the Gospel Chorus ~and the
Young ~dult choir of Mt. Olive
Baptist church sang.

Mrs, Frederick Waller was elected church clerk at the last quarterly business ~meeting.

All of the circles of the Miss--
ionary Union, the Church School~
and the Senior~ Choir are ~combining their efforts to make the
Kimp Recital March 28, 1954, at
4 p.m. an outstanding event at
the Mt. Olive ~Baptist Church.

Sunday morning services begin
promptly at 11 a.m. and the evening services at 7 p.m. The midweek services are especially meaningful during the Lenten season.
Won~t you worship with us soon?

Mrs. J: M. ~Spencer, Reporter

Rev: R. R. Turpin, Pastor.

Shiloh Baptist
Church News

The - Shiloh Baptist

Chureh

cert Sunday, March 21 at 3:30
p. m. at the church, 3434 St.
John St. The Concett | is under
the direction 63 Mrs. 3B.~C. -Robinson.

The public is invited to attend
our services -at all times. Our
schedule for Sunday services is
as follows:

9:30 a. m. ~ Sunday School
11:15 a. m. ~ Morning Worship
6:00 p.m. +~ BIT.

7:00 p. m. ~- Evening Worship

Rev. C. R. Neal,
~Pastor.

United States hog prices averaged $21.20 per hundred pounds
through the first 11 months of 1953,
compared with $18 in 1952 and $20

4n 1951.

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During.the morning worship.

~Palm Sunday morning. |

Senior Choir will sponsor a Con-|
Eb ondly church; worship | with us

| wnfinished furniture, first check to

~elose-grain -woods do ~not.

N unheralded and mostly unnoticed ~~shift~? has been taking place in the United States since
the early days of World War IL.
What has happened~and is still

happening: our national research
burden has greatly increased and
the major cost shifted from industry to the federal government.
President Eisenhower has _indicated that this shift will continue
by stating that research is ~~our
surest promise of expanding eco~nomic opportunities,~~

Industry and the federal government have spent $30 billion in applied and basic research |since 1941.
During 1953 alone, working side by
side, government, industry, and a
number of non-profit institutions: invested about $4 billion dollars in
research. Indications are that the
government alone will provide
more than half that amount in each
of the next two fiscal) years. It
goes without saying that military
research accounted for the lion~s
share of the $30 billion spent since
~941 and will account for|the majority of future expenditures.

More than half the federal funds.
spent for-research are used to pur- |
chase the research activities of in-|
dustry, while less than a third are |
svent at federal facilities. The rest |
is distributed to non-profit institu-.
tions such as colleges and universities, hospitals, and nical ae:
research groups. ~

~. Comparing the 1941 expense figures with those of 1953, we find that
_in 1941 the government) spent $370

|~tion~~

million and industry spent $510 milTion.- In 1953 the government figure
rose to $2.5 billion, while industry
accounted for $1.4 billion.

Certain economic reasons enter
into consideration when one studies
these expenditures, but aside from
this, the importance of this money
being spent by the government and
by industry is that the United
States, a nation of ~doers,~ is constantly acquiring new ~~know-how~~
through applied research and development..

@ Automobile dealers across the
nation have a one-word reply to the
recent survey by the National Automobile Dealers Association which
confirmed suspicions that new car
and truck car dealers had been
hard hit by the return of the competitive market. The word: overproduction. ~

The NADA release showed that
dealers~ over-all operating profit
dropped from 4.4 per cent during the
first four months of 1953 to 2.2 per
cent at the end of the last four
months of the year. The association said that a primary factor in
the radically changed situation,
came from increasing inventories |
of used cars and trading losses on
them as prices declined throughout
the year.

Supporters of the ~~overproductheory say manufacturers
flooded the market with new cars,
many of which found their way ta
ised-car lots with the new car
dealer taking a profit loss in. the
transaction.

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Quinn Chapel
A.M.E. Church

Services were well attended at
Quinn Chapel A.M.E. church last:
Sunday. The pastor, Rev. F. B:
Jones, ~brought a speciall Lenten
message. The Junior choir sang

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along with the other choirs. Sun-}

day, Mar. 21 the pastor wil lbring
the 2nd of his Lenten messages.

The Missionary Society sponsored a program Sunday which was
enjoyed by all.

Sunday afternoon the officers
and members of Quinn are.asked
to accompany the pastor and the
Junior choir to the ~Blackwell
A.M.E. Zion Church,

Baptismal services will be held
Parents
of the candidates for baptism are
asked to contact the pastor at
least one week ahead of time., Carol Williams,
Reporter. | |

Rev. F. 'B. Jones, |
Pastor. |

Antioch Baptist
Church News

A friendly church | lWwhake everybody is somebody. We enter to
worship and we depart tp. serve.

In the absence of our pastor
Sunday morning, Rev. Roy Cummings of Pontiac delivered a very
inspiring message and conducted
the services in a very fine way.

Sunday night Choir No. 2 presonted a pageant, ~The Wayward

Drunkard~,
joyed it to the highest.
you who did not see it,
wonderful affair.

returns to his pulpit.

Choir No. 2 will appear on al~

program at the Mt. Bevery Baptist Church.
Remembering that this is a
next Sunday. |
Miss A. L. Burks, |

Rev. L. W. Pryor, Pastor

When you apply a blond Lai te.

see whether the wood ~ts open. |'
~grained or close-grained.| Open
~grained woods require a filler;

/Corrine Chappel and. Mrs.

Those who saw it en-|.
~hose of |:
issed a

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Sunday, March 21, bike ~pastor b

Bethel Methodist
Church News

~Our Women~s Day Rally ~ eame
to a successful conclusion with
the presentation of the: Women~s.
Day program. Mrs. Ella Payne
was acclaimed ~Miss Bethel~ as
a result of reporting $203. Mrs,
Lilly
Coble gave some keen competition
as they reported $155 and $145
respectively. All the women of

~the church are to be commended

for their~ unrelenting ~ efforts
~which made the drive the succes;
that it. was. Mrs: G. Mennen

~Williams, the speaker for the. aff
ternoon program, and.Mrs. Lois
Holt, the speaker during the morning service, delivered inspiring and

enlightening messages concerning]!

~The ~Role of Christian Women
and Their ~Works in the World
Today.~ ~~Thanks~~ to our members and friends who turned out.
in large numbers for the occasion. -

Remember ~ A Sunday School]
Quiz is to be ~conducted Sunday,/}

March 21.

~The Methodist Men of Bethel
are presenting the Versatile Accappela Chorale Group ef Chicago at the St. John Center at 3:30
p. ~m. on ~the 2nd Sunday in April.

Mr. Samuel: Jones,
Reporter.

Rev. W. W. Teague,
Pastor.

~" Wew Zion Baptist
va ~Church News ~

Last Sunday afternoon. the
Youth of New Zion rendered a
splendid program. It was wonderful to witness! the enthusiasm as
well as the high reign of the

| Spirit as the Youth took complete

charge of the service.

We invite you: to attend our
services this Sunday and every
Sunday. Church School begins at
9:30 a.m. | Bro. Herman Blackbarn is the superintendent.. Our
Morning Worship service is at
11:00 a.m.;| Sunday, March 21,
our pastor, Rev. J. S. Smith, will
preach -from this subject: ~Four
Purposes of God in Creating
Man~. 1I~-Corinthians 4:2 and
Luke 16:2.

At 3:30 p.m. a program will be
rendered for the pastor~s aid with
Sis. Blanche Eaves in charge. We
are asking for tHe cooperation of -
our,membets and friends to help
make this program a success.

Everyone is invited to attend
B.T.U. at 5:45 p.m. The Inspira~tional address will be delivered
by Bro, Herman Blackburn. Bro.
Eugene Harris will speak about
current events. Bro. Bennie Williams will give some interesting.
and helpful points about religious

activities. The:program will be
rendered by the.. Intermediate
group.

Sunday, March 21, at 7::30 p. m.
the famous Ever-Ready Singers
of Lansing will be at the New
Zion Baptist church to render a
complete program. This program |
is being sponsored by the B.T.U.
The public is invited to come out
and enjoy an evening of song.

The Young Matrans of New
Zion are giving a Heaven and
Hell Party Saturday, March 20,
at 7:00 p.m. at Mrs. Willie Mae
Washington~s home, 3217% St.
John St. An invitation is extend_ed to members and~ friends.

Annie R, Carr, Reporter

Rev. J. ~. Smith, Pastor.

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small to be of any value, one species of southern Florida~ grows -te
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