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Pass Anti-Bias Rulings

ST. PAUL, MINN - (ANP) -
An <unidentified white lay dele-,

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Mentarily stymied a resolution
aimed at. stamping out racial
discrimination at the 43rd triennial convention of the Lutheran
Church-Missouri Synod, but the
convention proceeded to adopt
a similar ot at\its final session recent].
ORIGINAL, RESOLUTION
The original resolution and an
amendment proposed by ~a see:
ro clergyman came under attac
when the Southern delegate interpreted the word ~home~ as
implying interracial marriage:

Later it was determined that an~

erroneous comma between the
words home and community in
both the original resolution and
the amendment was the basis
of the controversy. |

The Negro pastor had proposed that Lutherans ~,.. work
for the elimination of. discrimination based on race or ethnic

origin in home, community, the i

city, state and nation.~ But later at a committee meeting at
tended by some 500 persons, it i

was explained that the comma
between the two words was 2

typographical error and that ch

what the pastor really wrote
was ~home community.

The original resolution raised |

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such a furor that:Synod President Jchn. W. Behknken of. St.
shut off debate and requested that the statement on
race be recommitted to committee for further hearings and revision.
When the rencibhien was returned to the convention floor,

ation, wherever it tinny exist, in
communit A city, state, nation
and world.~

As it turned out, the revised

resolution clearly ~called upon

Lutherans to work to end discrimination, a fact not mentioned in the ori

The convention andrimessiy
adopted the revised resolution
after only. three minutes~ discussion.

Meanwhile, the 42nd annual
conference of the Presbyterian

Church~s \Appalachia Synod, re
presenting 44,500 Southern Presbyterians, also called upon its
member to end* distrimination.

Members were asked to examine their own life, and practice no (racial) discrimination
Within their fellowship or outreach.

The conference also recommended at the trustes of King
College, tol, Tenn., the only
church-supported school in the
synod, to continue a study ~looking toward adoption of a policy
of opening. the doors of synodical collene to all Taces.~ e

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Missionaries
Meet At Home
Of Mrs. Allen

The Antiocn Missionary Cir
cie No. 1 met at the home of
Mrs. Marie All 1414 Brookside Drive, last day, July 6.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of a Carrie Po
wells,1918

The officers of Tehs Antioch
Missionary Circle No. 1 are:
Mrs.~ Juanita Smith, president;
Mrs. Marie Allen, vice president;
Mrs. Carrie Powells, secretary,
Mrs. Lester Carson, treasurer,
and Mrs. Bernice Saunders is
bible instructor.

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~a program at the
~Baptist Church at 544 Nebraska.

Flint Gospel

Singers Invited

To Toledo, O.

e Community Evangelistic
Gospel Singers spent a full day
in Toledo, Ohio, Sunday, July 8.

' The Flint singing group parti
cipated in two programs.
The talented singe ers rendered
nion Grove

Rev. J. Marcus is pastor.

Later the group made an appearance at the Emanuel Baptist Church located at 602 Tecumseh Street. Elder I. M. Wright leads this congr

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angelistic Gospel Singers were
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Ardell Jones of Toledo
was hostess to the group at a
dinner.

~The Chdeieeilaiy, Evangelistic
Gospel Singers is composed of
twenty voices. Mrs. Zella Mae
Samue's is the manager. Felix
Strozier and Milton Thomas
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Call unto Me, and | wil) anewer thee, and show thee great
and mighty things which thou
knowest not.~(Jeremiah 33,3.)

It is the Lord God Almighty,
ereator and ruler of the vast
universe, who invites. us mortals, His children, to cal) upon
Him in our despair and distress. He, ever merciful, ever
loving, will answer us~such is
His promise, the greatest and
mightiest of all the things in
the world, the hope of all mankind.

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Says America~s
Racial Curtain
Aids Iron -Curtain

NEW YORK - (ANP) - Declaring that the ~racial curtain
at home~ is helping the ~iron
curtain overseas~ to undermine
world confidence in American
democracy, New York City
Council President Abe Stark,
last -week urged private enterprise and public agencies to create greater opportunities in
white collar work and the professions according to.a positive
standard of ability? Ta than.
a negative criterion of color or
ethnic origin.

In a speech delivered at a

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Greater New York, Stark said
that even in progressive communities such as the City of
New beta there is a 25 percent
differential in average annual
income between Negro and
white labor. i

White collar employment
and promotional advancement
he declared constitute a twofront line of attack in the fight
to combat. discriminating and
improve the Negroes earning
capacity.

The philosophy of the Declaration of Independence with its
classic appeal for equality of
opportunity as well as the liberal doctrine inherent in the recent Supreme Court ruling against segregation in the school
systern must now be invoked to
break through the barriers of
bigotry in employment and
housing,~ he insisted:: ~ '

~For people of all races and.

creeds, we must provide substantial opportunities in office
work, salesmanship, management and the professions and
guarantee that promotional re
- cognition to a supervisory level

will not be ~determined by the
color of the man~s skin.~

Stark was cited for his record
in combatting racial discrimin
- ation and ~recéived the ~Urban |

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CHURCH ~

~ 608 Pingree
Service: 11:00 A. M.
Church School: 9:30 A. M.
Rev. I. J. Epps, Pastor

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ST. JAMES OHURCH OF
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4401 Selby St. ~
Rev. James wee

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3613 St. John St.
Services: 12:00 Noon,
Sunday school: 9:30 a. m.
Rev. S. C. Coles, Pastor

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CHURCH. OF GOD

12th at Harrison Sts.
Rev. G. Williams, Pastor

~ DISCIPLES OF CHRIST
SERVICES
Vermont Christian Chu?ch

1201 Lippmcott Bivd.
Rev.~ Thomas Courts, Pastor

_ METHODIST SERVICES

Bethel Methodist Church

Liberty at Twelfth Sts.
Rev. W. E. Teague, ar astor

James Chapel, C.M.E.
-1142 Campau
Sunday services: 11:00 a. m.
Rev. B. J. Boyd, 4

Quinn Chapel, A.M.E.
Clifford and Kennelworth

Rev. James F. A. Mitchum, Pas.
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St. Luke A.M.E. Zion
North at Addison
Service. 11:45 a, m:
Rev. D. Baldwin, Pastor

~ ~Vernon Chapel A.M.E. ~
North at Addison Sts.
Services: 10:45.
Sunday ~school: 9:00.
Lewis L. Lawrence, B. Th., D. D.
Minister

UNITARIAN SERVICES
Congreentienal Unitarian

sn, Caithond ~St.
Sunday school:

918 Spencer. Service: 11:00 a. m.

P. 3520
Services: 9:30-11:00 Sat.
~Rev. J. P. Lawyence, Pastor

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