Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 42]

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Eunice Wilson,;Reporter
The Usher Board of. Blackwell
Church is presenting-the 1 famous

Friday, July 19, at. the ~James
Chapel Hall, 1144 Campau: ed

The Caravan Singers. are~ one
of the greatest gospel ~singing
units, Some. of ~their. ~most: ~popular recordings are: ~What Kind
of -Man ~Is This,~ ~The: Man
Jesus,~ ~Blessed Assurance~ and
~On. Christ the Solid ~Block,~
which. captures. ali the soleminity, humility. and. paths embodied in saered songs.

This is one Of the many. efforts

of the Usher Board in~ connection with our _ byilding. fund
drive for ~the completion~ of
Blackwell, located at 1234 Central ave., ~urider the dynamic
leadership of the: Rev. Zellner
Clemons for the past *thiree
years, The pastor and,:members
have built the exterior and/ interior walls of which *there is
no indebtedness...
' Our goal now is to top the
church and fully complete it as
soon as possible.. Mrs. Cleadell
Guy is chairman, Miss Euitice
Wilson. and ~Mrs. Norman L.
Williams, co-chairman: and Ben
Jennings is president of ~the
board.

Those who attended were able
to learn.more about the chirch
program and will now have an
opportunity to put their. is ad

Caravan Singers of Chicago, iil. | ing

ing in ~action. Titdidating exer22, at 7 p.m.,
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date for the Antioch Vacation Bible School. The -hours

noon.. Everyone is~ welcome.
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VERNON CHAPEL A.M. E.
Lila Hodges, Reporter

Saturday night,-the members
of the Angelic Choir of Vernon
Chapel Church ~ sponsored. a
beautiful lawn formal garden
party on the church premises,
North at Addison. The choir. is
one of the\moast recent musical
units of the chureh.

sored by them. Truly it was a
sight to behold. Refreshments
were served and games played
throughout the evening.

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Elsie Morris. Reporter

Choir will sponsor a musical in
the afternoon at 3:30 p.m. We
have made
onyenient stay to the program by pr ing for you a
delicious dinner at the church.

Bring your whole family.and
plan to spend. the day at church.
Mrs. Wheeler is president.

A oe ge day is in store
for you,

Now the birth of Jesus Christ
was on this. wise:: When as~ his
mother Mary was espoused to
Joseph before they. camé together, she was found with child of

|| the Holy Ghost. (Matt, 1: 18)

And the Holy Ghost descended in a.bodily shape like a dove
upon him, and a voice eame
from heaven which said, Thou
art my -beloved Son; in "thee I
am well pleased. (St. Luke 3:22)

And when he (Jesus) had said
this, he breathed on. them,:and
saith unto them,.Receive ~ye ~the
Holy Ghost: (St. John. 20:22).

And they were all filled~with
the Holy Ghost, and began ~. Speak...w
the spirit gaye t them utterance.
~(Acts 2:4) 3~

Once again in faith of. the~
Holy Spirit believing that ~the|.
Son is the word of God) The
word is God and the Holy Ghost
has proceeded from the Father
and the Son with so-equa] power
and through these réligious editorials we hope to ~lighten or
brighten the crystals of: faith
into the heart of some man,
woman or child, that this con
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Come Holy Ghost

a4 light might, glow during
day and become a shining path
at night, for ~those who absorb
the light to gain from it a better. understanding of God.

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the Holy Ghost with the sign
and seal of~ ~prophecy, " healing,
and speaking in tongues as recorded in Acts 2:17-18, Acts 2:14,
3:6, 7, 8, While.J do not presume
to teach that no one has the
spirit that do not prophesy, heal
| ar speak in tongues,

As we take a glatice aty the

that God~s method has not
changed with.the. passage of the
centuries. oe

~selection is nat
ic; but the:

is ~still toute
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Of course the

Holy. Ghost;
~ehoseri ~souls.~

Each andevery sécond, fmir
ute and day of the year. his
~divine finger is stil lightly
japping. ~this man of this
woman, boy.or girl and: bec
koning him ~or her for a particular service, telling you with
EP ac sage certain to do God~s
will,:

The best of thé religious will
admit that they felt a little un~certain when first ~they turned
their steps toward the unknown
path or religious life.

Some will. tell you-with a
smile, how. their parents and
friends -denied his or her new
path of life, but they continued
to walk in the way according to
the Holy Scriptures to gain their
Own soul salvation,

| Very all displaying
it faith of the
Healy ~

~How the Holy Ghost will work |
| wi you, I can not say, but,
most important is that you

Sats oitwine colae 1s that

is missing eome inside.
ause this same ~Holy: Ghost
is a be in ~the way of
Gok: and mankind.
A ship may sail on the deep~est sea over billions of feet high
and wide, but never can sink
~ the sea finds a way in8

A Jife may be tossed by feepest woe, by hate and by sin, but
none of these.afults can be slain
unless we let God in.

Take God Into Cloke Partner-.
ship!

Yours in Christ,
Rev. George P. ee

In belief ofthe baptism of.

pr will be held Monday, July
~Monday, July 22, is the ~open
will ~pe from 9 aim. until ~12}~

This was the first affair spon-| *

Sunday; July 21, the Gospel

plans to make: it}

modern scene of today: we see}

~|okayed by the Senate Appropriations Committee. More than $17

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GRADUATION DAY at Great Lakes, Tilinois is the last step
recruit training. The impressive seem morning reviews with. thousands of American bluejackets will be part of the homecoming and Open House this summer at the Naval Training
Center. The review is open-to the public.

Location Center of State's
~| Thumb Termed Impossible

ANN ARBOR~Take a look at your right thumb. Can
you locate its geographical center?

Don~t, fee] bad if you can~t: That~s what The Univer:
sity of Michigan Department of Geography was asked
in relation to the middle of Michigan~s Thumb district.

They didn~t find the answer
to the ~thunmib~. question, but
they still merit. a ~hand~ for
answering literally~ hundreds of
unusual queries.

Charles M. Davis, professor ~of
geopraphy. and Chairman of the
department says in explaining
the ~loaded~ question:

~Trying to locate the geographical center of the Thumb is
like attempting to. describe the
géographical limits ot the Mid~west, You just. can~t do it,~

Sometimes a little ee
pays off.

(Official U. 8. Navy Photo)

Sorigne+that~s where he wrote
from.~

Momentarily puzzled, ~ staff
members huddled and came up
with the fact that ~San Sorigne~ or ~sans origne~ as _ it
should have been spelled means
~orgin unknown~ in:French and
this seemed appropriate since as
you will recall, servicemen were
not allowed to disclose their
whéreabouts during the war.

Far from discouraged with
the deluge of requests which
continues, Professor Davis sa

- Dering World-Wer-H the! -|he and his staff are busy
partment received ter bs~ éring~ a recent questions:
the father-of a serviéeman ask-| ~What are the~ seven natural
ing: ~them to~ ~please fOcate San! wonders~ of Michigan?~

Senator

- Potter}

reports

eve ry latest news from Washington |
of special interest to Michigan...

~VETERANS HAVE VOICED enthusiasm for my
fourth. of July remarks before the Senate. We could
make no more patriotic and fitting gesture for Independence Day, I said, than to create a Committee on Veteran Affairs. We have 22 million veterans today. -Together with their dependents, they represent almost
half the population. We owe these patriotic men and
women undivided consideration of their special] problems.

~Thank you for championing
our cause,~ the Disabled American Veterans wrote. ~Delighted
to~ note your remarks. How
grateful we aré,~ came from
the American Legion. These two
~great organizatins, along with
Amvets and Veterans of Foreign Wars, are lending valued
support..My speech sien to spark
action on a resolution I introduced early this session to create
a. standing Senate Veferans
Committee. Housing, insurance,|;
rehabilitation and scores of other
matiers important to vets deserve exclusive attention in the
Senate. Right now, however,
such bills are fossed to a couple
of overworked committees, Finance and Labor. More often than

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Houghton-Hancock Bridge, Saginaw River, St..Mary~s - River,
and Whitefish Point.~
LET~S NOT P
SELVES into a corner by. a:
vising farmers how to grow more;
without helping them to: sell
more. ~Speaking et the Centennial Celebration of thefounding
of Capac, I outlined the need
for agricultural research to de
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HARBOR MONEY for twelve
vital Michigan projects has been

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at Harrisville. At the eleventh ~hour, I was able to get;

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BAPTIST senvices

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Rev. C. B. Neal, vias
The Géod Hope Baptist Church
608 Pingree

Service: 11 a.m. Church school,
9:30 a.m.
Rev. I. J. Epps, ~Pastor
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St. Paul Baptist Church

1073 E. Pierson Road

Rev. R. R. Gordon, Pastor
Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Wor
ship: 11 a.m.

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CATHOLIC SERVICES

Church of Christ The King
Thirteenth and Clifford Sts.
Sunday services 8:30 and 11
am. Rev. Father Norman DuKette. Public is welcome,

CHURCH OF GOD
IN CHRIST

Church of Ged in:Christ

3020 St. John Si.

Rev. John Smyers, Pastor
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| St. James Church of God

| fed Christ-~-4401- Selby St..

Rev. hove oye dhygrponlll

~ e 1i@ 9; Wis '
The First Church of God:
in Christ~3613 St. John St, ~
Services: 12 Noon. Sunday -
school: 9:30 a.m.
Rev..8. C. Coles, Pastor
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CHURCH OF GOD
12th at Harrison Sis.

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f.| Rev. G.~ Williams, Pastor

~DISCIPLES OF CHRIST: ~SERVICES ~

Vermont Christian Church
1201 Lippmcott Biva,

| Rev. Thomas Courts, Pastor

~ METHODIST SERVICES
Bethel ~Methodist Church

Liberty at Twelfth Sts.
Rev, Paul V. Smith, Pastor
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James Chapel Pas M. E.
1142 Campau
Sunday serviees: ~11 a.m.
Rev. B. J. Boyd, Pastor
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| Quinn~ ~Chapel A. M.~ a
Clifford and Kennelworth
Rev. James F. A. Mitchum, Pas,
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St. Luke ~A..M..E,. Zion
North at Addison
~Serviee; 11:45. a.m.
Rev. D. Baldwin, Pastor
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Vernon: Chapel A./M. E.
North at Addison Sts.
Services, 10:45, papaay school,
9:00.
Lewis L. Lawrence, B.Th., D.
D., Minister:

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Church~003 Clifford 2
Surday school; 1%~a.m. Public

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