Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 23]

~que | by anand ~GOD eat
it our blessedness?~

-H. G. J. Adams.

VERNON CHAPEL: AME.~
CHURCH i

* Rev. Alfred Bobbs, pastor of
Canaan Baptist Church, and his
~qrigrezation ~will worship with
Vernon Chapel Sunday, May 18,

at: 3:30 p.m. Rev. Robbs~ will.

epeak on ~The Three Musts to be
a ~Missionary. Y
ees

int. ~OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH

~The State Organization of the
inter - denominational ministers
Avives ~will,hold: their annual session ~May 22, 1958 at the Mt. Olive

Béptist Church. The Meeting ~will | be:

begin at 10:00 A.M. There will be
an~ afternoon session from 1-4
Pa, Dinners will be served at 12
noon for.$1.00 per plate.
~LAYMEN ARE - WELCOME.

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Ca Wy ~BAPTIST CHURCH.

ACP Day will be observed} - ~

Suatlay, May 18. Special emphasis. Will: be ~given on: fhe: importance
~of ~the -NAACP, There will be: a
~Church~ committee to take memnips.
cone. @~@ @ ee
ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH
The Wolverine: State. ~Sunday.
and Baptist Training
Union; i Congress, of which. Dr.

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afternoon, various ~classes in. re,

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} Mt: Calvary

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Dr. S. C, eopbell 4 a

- The: ME es ~Depart.
~be in ~old 1 Antioch~
(basement ~sf church; 4311 Selby:
Street) eagh day and at ~the Galix
lee. * Church where the
Rev. J. A, MeCiain is _Dastor.

METROPOLITAN BAPTIST
CHURCH -: ~ m
The A; C. come Group will;
at ioe an hour-long
~am -at Metropolitan, Sunday, May. 18th
@ program.:is. spon:
Sunday: School
Edwin~ Wilson,:; General

at 7 pm
sored: by:
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~The State Conference of NAACP Branches will be held Friday,; May. 16 through Sunday,
May 18 at Lansing.

light of the Conference, will

take place Saturday, May 17, at;

7:30 p.m. at the Reo Club.
Madison Jones, NAACP. Hous
~ling Expert, will be the principal
' speaker.

flower that best told the story
of what Mothers~ day meant in
their home and life. The Mothers~
Day Program was wonderful. The
children spoke and sang well.

The Pastor preached a_ wonderful sermon on Women. Those
who listened as the sermon: unfolded were inspired and: glad
to: be a Woman first and then

~| become a mother His subject
-|!was ~The Woman that Wanted

Help To Find What She Had
Lost~. Text Luke 15:8-9.

Its here!!! The third Sunday].|in May the young matrons and

junior Mission at large is expecting to see you in the ~audience when they hold their -InTallation Service at 3:30 p.m.

~] The Rev. J. L. King of Lansing
~| will. be the speaker.

The Baby~s who were dedicated following the morning worship
were Michael J. Tayler son of
Mr. and Mrs, Otis Taylor, Ivy

~| Maxine ~Johnson whose God Mo~ther is Mrs. Katie Frye) and
| Great Grand Father is Rev. M.
| Montgomery and Glenda Malone
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Malone.. The service was very
impressive and touching.

~Mr. and Mrs. A: J. Bradford
their daughter Joanne whois a

Student: Nursé at~J. C. worship
ped with us also Rev. J. Brooks
Sr., who.is visiting his son and
daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. J.
Brooks Jr., Mrs. Brooks Vice-Pre
4 of Young Adult Choir next Sun| day we go to Jackson. Does the.

transportation committee have

Presets ntrncoe vithe BR.

The Annual Banquet, high- |

Hoday to become, the
one of their major contri
roblems was given by

an~s Day service at A&

~| need hardly tell you that -
Negro women have won their
place in two important professions, teaching and nursing,~
~Miss Ball said. ~As one looks to
the future, it is clear that new
occupations for all women workers will be emerging,, particularly in science and. technoldyy.
Negra women, can look forward
to greater opportunities among~
technician occupations in ~the.
health field.~

Dr. Quarles, who took the title
of her address from this year~s
theme: ~The Women: What We
Are Today and What We Hope
to Be Tomorrow,~ is coordinator
of student personnel ~services. at.
Morgan State College. She isa
native Carolinian and.was intgoduced by Mrs. Ooura D. Benen.
dean of women.

Tracing the role of women, as
~American fife, Dr. Quarles said
that the, world is accepting the
view that men. and women have
now arrived at the it ~where
they must work togett

Journey s End.

~Death hath made his darkness
beautiful with thee,~~Tennysdn

ROLLAND~Mrs. Ella G.~ Rolland, 1929 Millville Rd. Lapeer,!
age 69, died Saturday, May. 10,'
1958. Funeral services were, held
at 1 p.m. Tuesday, May 13, 1958,
from Grace Episcopal Church,
Lapeer. Burial, in Sunset Hills,
Flint. Death was due to a. heart
attack. She was born in Chatham,

Ontario. ea
married mue

Rolland,

the Grace: Episcopal C. i
Lapeer; Helping Hatid

Willing, Worked~ Survivin

Survivin;

Y., Mrs.
ville, Con
of~ Laveer;
ter, ~Mrs.
Detroit.

Many. ae

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Sermon of the~
There Is A Way~

Dr. R. R. Turpin: Mt. Olive, Flint
As printed in the Wolverine BapNst Massanger~,

~Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow
of death I will fear no evil,
rod and Thy staff, they comfort me.~ Pgalm 23:4

All our lives, most of us have read and quoted the

for Thou! a

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27, 1917. She was a member of|f

Husband, Samuel; 2 hin =f
Mrs. Portia: Hicks: of wot Ride:

with me; Thy ~

| beauty and magnitude and significane of the psalm as a

| me~ and let us center our thoughts on the~specific assurance these words bring to us that, THERE IS A. Way

psalm from which our text is taken. It is known and recited by millions of men; women and ciiildren. It has
brought CHEER to many in sorrow; PEACE,,to countless
troubled hearts and STRENGTH and COURAGE to num
can estimate to what extent it has influencéd humart life |
down through the ages. So universally i

miliar wel 8
come that whenever we feel a need for is comfortig ke |
surance and its sustaining power, most Of uS do not h
to take the time to-go to our Bibles..and turn to this parthe recesses of our memory and in a moment -our ~hearts

are echoing the utterance, of our lips ~ ~The Lord is py
Shepherd. 4

In order that we might more fully comprehend the

whole, I am going to ask that you repeat to yourself, even

| now, the familiar words of the 23rd -Psalm, Close -your | |

eyes, if that will help you to concentrate upon the words,
and see if you do not feel a~ blessed assurance in the
depths of your soul which mere words cannot describe!~

Now think, if you will, of the particular words of our ~text,
as found in the 4th verse~~Yea though I. walk through
the valley of the shadow of death,-I will fear no -evil, for
Thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff, they comfort

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(Excerpts tron Labor Market bebact

Michigan Employment Security Ciaiedacich

to 250,000 in mid-March, an
orgy ve 27, jm from 15. Provisional ra |

or: April 1 indicate ap roximately 265,000: unemployment.
Currently, one worker every six is idle. NM year ago, one
out of every sixteen was jobless.

Claims for unemployment compensation have increased
substantially since mid-March. claims. totals for
the week of March 13 reached an eighteen-mostih high of |
184,694 and continued upward to 200,094 during the week
of April 3. A decline of a 2,100 baer

~berless souls whose crosses were heavy~to~hear: No orfe|f

ticular book and chapter, we simply reach, at is were, into|

Detroit~s unemployment total is still rising. The ared~s i~
idle labor surplus ee

Vomen~. ~Day

GREENSBORO; am Eo ~a A challenge for the women of which bie ne. con. live | ay

an engineers~ of tomorrow as [together (ae ape
tions toward solving the world~s
by Br. Ruth B, Quarles, Baltimore,
d., in-her address~ highlighting the seventh annual WomCollege last oaeey morning. oa

* ~Whether women dees~ going
to college or whether their numbers increase,~ she said, ~it is
clear that they ~are involved in
three major roles in American
life. 2~ ~

~In the first place, women are
now. and will be tomorrow, com~munity and civic~ workers,
Churches, éhildren~s work, hos
pitals, civic, leagues, etc., all de-,

pend ~ upon, women. Secondly,
women are gainfully employed~
nearly One of every three workers is a_woman,

~Third, and most important,
woman are homemakers.. Women
still think in terms of home and
family, for although the time for
keeping a house may have decreased, the responsibility for
home and child care has not.
Women are marrying younger
(while in college) and the number of children. is increasing.~

Dr. Quarles stated that woman has an opportunity to provide
life with ~a fourth dimension by
her daily demonstration of good
humaan ~relationships. it is the

{woman~s. role, she pointed it, |

through her influence as mother
and teacher; sweetheart and
wife, to: create an atmosphere in

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