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Food Fads
And Dental
.Decay Linked
pr 0 gntion of ; '
!^DOf 4 a’' 4 ' Matter
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* I'r'uiv " Mil n":l f •• 4
i,*« Tbr.r v* rt * ir«>n > nor U*linr
t,. >d liver oil vil.imm
A forminc fivvb and >ev
e t>ihr »
Ail tood fads have .< n .. eu<
of irai value The trouble is
u hen one tad i- stroked too
hard, it public* the other valu
able li pthixls i»i hygiene out of
the window
_A pood illustration is
tior. of food fads to dental decay.
The prevention ot dental decaj
i< an important matter and sev
eral theotie? vie with each other.
The old theory was very sim
ple that dental decay was due
tu iltt- mvaiuon ol .germs. miu lire
tooth enamel.
flu* uti'Hrt w-tt- * oil pie ei*».
All you had to do was to brush
ttie teeth carefully uitn an anti
septic dentifrice and kill off the
germs.
But the question remained,
what weakness in the tooth was
it that allowed the germs to
enter and begin to operate?
+ # •
epiUS question raised the the
-1 ory that tooth decay w as
largely a question of nutrition of
the body, including the teeth,
and \hnf all mcay could lx- pre
vented by a diet which was ade
quate in calcium and vitamin D.
••As h matter of fart.” says
Dr. Thurman B. Rice, chief of
the bureau of health of Indiana,
“good nutrition Is of Importance
In developing good, strong teeth,
but it la not true that defective
nutrition la the cause of carles.
“We have emphasis'd the
great Importance of large
amounts of calcium and lime In
the diet.
“The fact of the matter Is
that there is such a large supply
of calcium In the bone* of every
lierson that It is nearly Impos
sible for him to starve his Iccth
in that regard inasmuch as the
teeth will requisition from the
hones such amounts of calcium
/ as they need.”
Recent research ha* shown
that diet has something to do
with dental decay in another
connection.
• • ♦
r PHE germ known technically
I as Jaetoharillus acidophilus
grow* in the mouth and produces
a rather high degree of aridity.
It grows in little plaques on
the surface of the teeth.
These plaques are hard to
brush away because they stick
very tight and are most likely
to he in those places where a
toothbrush cannot reach.
They develop so much acidity
a* to be actually able to etch
the enamel and finally cause a
cavity.
There is no doubt apparently
that the eating of much sugar
encourages the growth of these
germs and in that way indirectly
causes dental caries.
This too. is going back to a
very old theory that too much
candy causes decay of the teeth.
In order to be safe in the pre
vention of dental decay, it is
best to watch all fronts, to learn
how to brush the teeth and keep
the mouth clean, build up the
nutrition with plenty of vitamin
D and calcium and to visit your
dentist and see that the little
plaque* in which the lactobacil
lus acidophilus takes root are
removed at least twice a year.
CJ! ESTIONS. ANSWERS
C K.:— I have heard that
somebody found a tahlrt that
was good for stomach ulcer.
Could you tell me the name of
the tablet ?
Answer: There are many tab
lets good for stomach ulcer—
such as bicarbonate of soda tab
lets. and aluminum hydroxide,
or creamalin tablets— bu* taking
tablets alone is not the be-t vvay
of treating stomach ulcer.
You should consult a doctor
and plan to take some time off
with rest diet, aspiration of
stomach contents at night, u
well as neuirali/.aiion hv medi
cine
tfl F>T!ONS. \ V *»\N KHS
F H. T.' flavins; a diagno*-i*
of neurasthenia. is if possible
lor the gastro-intestinal tract to
l»<* involved giving to
-pastic constipation, colitis', ga*
•nd distent ion. and could them
Im n\ connect iot> la* tween any
/ tie conditions and low Hood
pr ps' i ,f e ?
Answer Yes C*-ti o-inles.
»mal sjrnptorti« such as you
describe are the most common
symptoms of neurasthenia. Low
blood pres-ure aiso usually goes
with them.
City Rescue Mission
Feeds Homeless
The Detroit Or Rescue M;«-
• on i* again r/irr ns; p* annual
t'hnstn.as dinner for Detroit*
homeless men It is expected Jb;tt
from l.OfjO to 1 500 will be fed
Dinner will t»egin a* 10-30
f'hristmas morning and a f ont inu*
us service wd) he maintained
throughout the day In addition
tn the "dinner- the mo MOT. wdl
apr' <er*d OUt at 'least ta-Kf'-
lo tnt unde rnnviif gt-d.
Detroit Church
Yule Programs
Get Under Way
n> JACK KOEIILEK
Itrlr.iM limn < hurt h t.llt.ir
Pageants, cantatas and special
ct vices Mill be offered in Detroit
eluitvhes dm ing the coming week
ill culminating Thursday in a ioy
tui i elehi at ion of Christmas when
pastor* w ill tell the ageless
-lory of the birth of the Christ
child in a Bethlehem mangel
Christmas eve in the Cathedral
of the Blessed Sacrament, the boy
choir accompanied by Walter
Stanievieh. will sing Christmas
! carols beginning at 11:30. At 12
midnight, Archbishop Edwaid
. Ti,„>fvv w+U -poftU{K'-*re at a sol
emn high mass. Immediately fol
lowing this the archbishop will
preach and then say two low
masses.
Most of the Catholic churches
in the archdiocese will also cele
brate midnight mas*.
SERVICE FOR THE DEAF
There will he a social service in
the -ign language for the Catholic
rtenf rmrtrc of Detroit in Holy Re
dcomer Church at 3 p m. Sunday.
Tbi* will include Uu
prayer and hymns in the sign lan
guage. Following the service, a
Yule party will he held for the
deaf in Holy Redeemer Hall.
A vested choir of 80 voices, con
sisting of men and boys, will sing
lire midnight mass in St. Cecilia's
Catholic Church Christmas Kve.
The entire program will he earned
!by public address system from the
tower of the church. The Rev. Ray
mond Fleming will he the cele
brant of the mass.
SET PRESBYTERIAN RITES
Many interesting services will
he held in the' Presbyterian
churches.
The traditional Christmas Eve
service of the Jefferson Avenue
Presbyterian Church will begin at
10 45 p. m. with a carillon carol
recital by Dr. Alle D. Zuidema. At
11 o'clock, the pageant. “O Come
All Ye Faithful.” written and di
rected hy Walter O. Joachim, edu
cational director of the church,
will he presented by 100 gowned
participant*. Dr. Zuidema will
:conclude the service hy playing the
“Hallelujah Chorus.” by Handel,
on the organ.
| Dr. L. Wendell Taylor, pastor of
ihe Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant, announced that a white
gift service will he conducted at
9:15 a. m. Sunday to provide food,
clothing and fuel for the needy.
And at 7:45 p. m. Eleanor Colter
will preside at the Tuxi* Christ
mas service.
SENIOR CHOIR TO SING
A f Redeemer Presbyterian
Chureh, the senior rhoir will pre
sent its annual Christmak candle
light service at 7:30 p. m Sunday ,
under the direction of Elizabeth
Rohn* church organist.
Portions of Handel's “Messiah."
numbers from Bach and traditional
Christmas music will he offered at
7 45 p. m. Sunday in Calvin United
Presbyterian Church hy an aug
mented choir, assisted by Richard
!Gault, tenor soloist. The Rev. John
W. He*lip will conduct the service.
Dr. Joseph A. Vance, retired pas.
tor of First Presbyterian Church,
iwill speak on the subject "God
Calling at Bethlehem," during the
110:45 morning worship Sunday in
Immanuel Presbyterian Church,
iAt 7:30 p. m. a 50-voice choir
under the direction of Arthur
Suppnick. will present a Christmas
festival of music.
CANDLELIGHT SERVICE
There will hr a Christmas Fvc
.candlelight service in the church
at 8 o'clock Wednesday night with
a rolled processional of 125. Dr.
Frederick H. Olert. pastor, will
*l»eak during this program on "The
Kr< per of the Inn."
Calvary Presbyterian Church
will present two vested choirs in a
Chri*tma* musical program Sun
day morning at 10:30. under the
direction of Evan R. Edwards!
minister of music. Dr. Leslie A
Bechtel will speak on "The Cost of
Christmas.”
Christmas Eve the traditional
candlelight carol service will be
observed at Calvary with three
vested choms. uniting more than
100 voices taking part. This serv
ice will begin at 8 p. m and at its
conclusion the Sacrament of the
Lord's Supper w-jll he observed.
M\l* EITHER AN PROGRAMS
Nearly all Lnited Lulheran con
giegatinns in the Detroit area
will hold Christmas canddlelight
services, either on Christmas hive
or early Christmas morning
A tigs burg Lutheran Church;
holding services in a hall over the
KVnkell Thealer, while its new
budding i' being erected will hold
its children's service in the form
of a White Christmas Kestiv.il at
7 p m Sunday. The annual < indle
lighting service will he held Christ
mas Kvc at 11 p. m.
In a most elaborate Yule sit
ting the choirs of Outer Drive
Faith Lutheran Chutrh Otitej
Drive and ..fames Courcns high
way will present their annual
randlelight .service a* -1 o'clock
S ,ndav afternoon The program
\* ill D repeated at 8 p. m Mon
day Mrs John Nagle will ac
corrjjany thf chons at the piano
and Mrs. Walter Green at the
oj gan.
I'LNN EARLY WORSHIP
The/ Christmas Day service of
thp Outer Drive edifice will be
held at 7am A proper setting
has been arranged for this early
hour of wot ship and both choirs
will P/.vure well-known Christ*
I rna- parol*. 1 .
It* quois 'Avenue Christ Kvangel
i Lmteran Church will conduct
■ (’- ( *h‘i l iioa- « andlrlight -civicr
l p. rr. Sunday, a was an-
CHRISTMAS BASKETS FOR DETROIT’S NEEDY
' T **
Mm rst aL u
THREE ATTRACTIVE CO-EDS AID IN SODALISTS* VI EE PROGRAM.
Mary Cassidy, Patricia Bust wick and
Helen Jones (left 1o right I l\ of D.
Sodalists, prepare for distribution of
<
nounced by the Rev. Harry E
Olsen, pa-tor.
The cantata "Bethlehem" will
be rendered by the junior and
senior choirs of St. Paul's Evan
gelical Lutheran Church at 8 p. m.
Sunday. F. I). Ks*inger will di
rect ihe choirs and Miss Fonda
Hollingcr will assist at ihe organ.
'LITIf ANNIVERSARY
Fai t h Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Fast Jefferson and Philip!
avenues, will hold its twenty-fifth
Christmas service at 11:30 o’clock
Christmas Eve. Special decorations'
for this anniversary program will
include 19 illuminaied trees, burn
ing candles mounted on white'
shepherd * staffs surrounding the
altar and flanking the center aisle,
clown which robed trumpeters will
lead a vested rhoir of 80 v oices. A
string ensemble will offer a 15-
minute program of -carols as the
worshi|>ors enter the church.
The Rev R. D. Linhart. who
has been pastor of the church
since its beginning, will preach
on "God s First Christmas Serv
ice”
Their will lie a children's serv
ice at 7:30 p. m. Christmas Eve in
Epiphany Lutheran Church. The
Christmas Day worship will he
conducted at 11 o'clock a. the
morning.
USUAL RITES PREVAIL
Preparations for Christmas, in
the Episcopal diocese of Michi
gan. will proceed much as they
have in former years. In many
parishes and missions, a foretaste
of the festival season will occu;
Sunday, when Christmas pageants
jand plays, and white gift services
will be held by church schools.
In virtually every Episcopal
church where there is a resident!
clergyman. a celebration of the
holy communion will he held at a
late hour Christmas Eve, usually
planned to extend .just over ihe
midnighl hour. Bishop Creighton
will celebrate the holy communion
and preach in St. John’s Mission,
Wayne, at 11:30 p. nv. the serv
ice to be preceded by carol sing
ing at 11 o'clock.
Archdeacon Dagger will preach
and celebrate the holy commun
ion at the Church of the Re
deemer. Detroit, at the 11 o'clock
service Christmas Kvc. In the
larger parishes, and where no mid
night celebration was held, there'
w ill he services nn Christmas Day.
usually celebrations of the holy
communion
< lIILDRE VS PRCMiR \M
St Taul's Episcopal Cathedral
will hold a children s program at
5 30 p m. Sunday. Tlie service will
he followed hv a pageant and pro
gram in Cathedral Hall at 0:15.
Because ot this festival, there will
he no church school on the follow
ing Sunday.
At 1 30 p. m. Sunday, there will
he an organ recital in the cathe
dral. This will he followed by a
presentation of the Christmas sec
tion of Handel's "The Messiah"
by the adult choristers Ralph
Caldei is the organist and choir
master
Christmas will he observed at
th* episcopal Church of tin* In
i'unit ion In a festive high mass
.it nndnighi Christmas eve and a
s ( |\icp Christmas Day at 10
o'clock, -ung by the St Cecilia
choir.
M\M l \ IMS < II XKTKII
Bushnell Congregational Church'
has planned many events for
Chi i-lmas week At 4:30 p. m.
•Sunday ihe vesper service will he
given to the singing of carols,
while at 6 >0 p. m.. the Young Peo
pli s Society will hear a special
yule story told hy Dr. Roger
Eddy Treat, pastor. The annual
candlelight service will he held at
7 p. m Christmas Eve and at 10
o'clock on the same night, mem
bers of the Young People's Society
will smg caiols in the church com
.munity
Holiday serv ices-w ill he held in
. First Congregational Church Sun
day with the morning worship
- scheduled for 11 a. m. and Christ
. mas choral vespers at 5 p. m. The
• annual dinner will he held at b
p. m. Monday
'1 h* May flower Congregational
I Church will hold its annual yule
» iea from 3 to \ p m Sunday.
• while the candlelight communion
I) KTH O 1 T KV K N ING TIM K $ JPHOSE CHERRY 8800)
A . V
service has been set for ll p. m
Wednesday.
SPEC IAL PROGRAM
A sjK'cial program will be con
ducted in ihe Church of Spiritual
Understanding, at 11 o'clock
Christmas Fvc. It will be an all
candlelight service.
The three choirs and quartet of
Metropolitan Methodist Church
'will present a "Christmas Carol
IRWIN EDWIN GREOG. Leader CHARLES FARRELL. Soloitt
DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS
9:45 A. M.—Sundwv School
1 1 :00 A. M.
"THE COSMIC CHRIST IS BEING BORN"
IRWIN EDWIN GREGG
TUESDAY EVENING, AT 8:00 O’CLOCK
Christmas Canbldigljt
ORGAN RECITAL, 7:30 TO 8:00 P M.—JERA RICHARDSON
A. M. Daily, Unity Viewpoint, WXYZ
ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL
U H:00 A. M. Holy (ommuiilon. ))
IIA. M.: "TIDINGS OF HOPE"sv
Preacher: Dean O'Ferrall
Broadcatt. WWJ
W - )'
5:30 P. M.
v Children's Christmas Festival
w - - }?
CHRISTMAS EVE
j) DEC. 24
n 11:00 P. M.—( hriatma* C.arola u
') 11 :4V P. M.——Holy Communion ))
CHRISTMAS DAY
DEC. 25
10:00 A. M.
a Chrutmaa Communion
<f ')
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION
DCXTCR AT COLLINf.wOOD
Ri>» Cla>k L AMrtds*. B 0. Vltar
*1 M> A V
Loi* M».»—7 00, Sim* Man * A M.
High Man and Sarmon. II n'Clock
Church Brhool —•» and IIAM
CHRISTMAS EVE —Fmli*» Man II 10 P M
CHRISTMAS DAY— Sung Mail 10 00 A M.
Friday and Saturday Low Man 10 00.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Itrnnrhrs of Ihr Mnthrr < hunt*.
111,- | lrot I hnr< h of t hrlst. Si Irntlst,
In nmliMl,
Fir»l Church
Second Church
Third church
Fourth Church
Filth Church .rissj sr.v
Sixth Church
Seventh Church "’.tito-T*
Eighth church •’
W:«»L CL....L <Cnl«>r«d) Condon School
[Ninth tnuren w td „ Buthonon
S| M» % V Sf RV IC K'S
10 SO—Nrc-nnd. timrlh, Fifth. Sixth.
seirnlh, Eighth mil .Ninth
f hiirchos.
11 »<V—tlr*t unit third fhurrhro.
A On—fifth and sixth t hurrhro.
I * ’SO—f irst. second. Third. Fourth
Mint F.lchlh i hnrehes
Suh/ert Tomorrow in All Churthot:
"IS THE UNIVERSE. INCLUDING
MAN. EVOLVED BY ATOMIC
FORCE?
I FU / Bf V 111 Mi ROOM* open dully. »
In ■/; Wnlnrsdits. I In 1i sundm. 1 tn
ft Tit |«t Tlmrsttr Hillldlng. Mmut
nurd nnd Whhlgan. s|r|*hrns..n Hnlld
Ini, < his ond Wrsl l.rmid lluiiln *fd;
IN |« 4 mss Itr ditlt 10 In *. VVrdnrs
dMX In I VI. snndoy » tn 0 VI
ALL ARE WELCOME
ba.skets to the underprivileged. Mary
grove Sodalists arc also co-oparating in
the campaign to aid needy families.
Religious Announcements
UNITY
EPISCOPAL •
Serv ice' at "30 p. m. Sunday
Featured soloist for the program
will he Thelma von Eisenhaucr. so
prano. and James Brody, flutist,
while Pauline Higgin* and C. Her
bert Peterson will sing "<) Lovely
Voices of the Sky." by Hammond.
Many other similar programs
will round wit yule-week sched
ules tor churches in the Metro
polila
UNITY
METHODIST
CHURCH
Woodward at Grand Circua Park
Mimttera
Hanry H. Cranr E. Shurlay Johnaon
Ovcar G. Starratt Franklin H. Lillell
10:30—Chnitmai Worthip Strviee
"CHRUTMAS TRUTH"
DR. CRANE preaching
10 .10 to 1:00 Chureh School
7 fiO—Chriatmaa Carol and Candla
lighting .Srrvicr
Crnlial C honatcr*—2oo Voicaa
a !
METHODIST
METROPOLITAN METHODIST
m s rice CHURCH c 1 * LLtN
P,,,rh,r (WOO Wnod.ard P,,, ° r
*1 MIW SF.R'IOM*
111 .VO—H.ilu- of Brthlrhrm: 'l»n of C.all-
Irr: < hrlaf of
It.o« —Sunday sri»»*ol.
7 :.H«I—( MKIsTVt V* ( VHfll *KRM< K.
l>> Our Ihrrr f ho*r«.
METHODIST
CT IIADV'C E. JEFFERSON
Oil RIAnIV 0 AT GARLAND
' RICHARD M MILLARD—MInIiDr
Q 10 A. M —Church School.
11:00 A. M —"Gloria in EgceUi*.’*
7:30 P. M—Cantata. “The Coming
ol the Kmi, 1 ' hy the Choir.
NAZARENE
KERCHEVAL
I CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE;
* 13318 KERCHEVAL, at Coplin ,
. II imi t >1 —Murtilng Itnolilp t
. * in I*. M. —Evening H«rclil|i t
/’mlnr S peaking at Rath Seii'icei t
9 srti IA L at ROTH SERVICER t
i Rev. (. EDWARD GALLUP. Pastor •
FIRST NAZARENE
HUDSON AND MAYBURY GRAND
DR SF.LDEN DEE KELLEY. Pattar
Prof Efatkell B. London, Ph. D.
D.rectg Choir ot 100 Voice*
Service* 11 00 A. M.— 7:30 P* M.
ICO TO CHURCH
Second Nazarene *»«* dubay
BETWEEN FRENCH RO H VAN DYKE
"A Homelike Church"
Rev. John Shoemaker, Pa*tor
LUTHERAN
Lutheran Churches
for tutor nr at mu ffgirJing SjttoJl
. V( W (cm fen in A ( 'lutttJ**. pUi'f ctli
LUTHERAN CENTER
LA. SO«9 After 12 Noon;
Saturday, TO. B-1824
* Happenings in Detroit Churches
The Rev. Robert StMger of SCIENCE LESSON-SERMON | NAZARETH REDEDICATES
ethol Evangelical Church will de- "Is the Universe. Including Man,[ Nazareth Lutheran Church will
ver a Christinas message to the Evolved by Atomic Force?’* will rededicate its church buildings
isher YMCA bovs Wednesdav P 'if ™ ii 10 • oss ° n * sori p on with special services Sunday. The
o ;V ! in all Christian Science churches ■ J . ■
t 8:45 a. m. Breakfast will Rev. C. J. Engelder will preach at
e served by members of the pi,.\N WOODLAWN RITES 9 and 10:30 a. m. while the Rev.
I '^C. l The Rev Kirk B. OFerrall, dean Herman Mayer ol Bay toy will
, rtn of St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral, speak al 3:30 p. m. .
At 7 o'clock Monday evening, will conduct the annual Christmas sW
ic Detroit WPA Old Timers' Or-service in the Wood lawn Cemetery Ml'Hlt AL M NT. MARKS
liestra. under the direction of Chapel at 4 p. m. Sunday, in gj Mark's Methodist Church
red Stilling, will offer a lobby memory of persons who have been r hoir will present Dudley Buck's
rogram in the Dow'ntown "Y.” buried there during the last year. ..The Coming of the King,” a 60-
he public is invited to attend. Admittance to the chapel will he minute musical service, Sunday at
Dennis Glenn Cooper, an in- by card only. 7:30 p. m. At the morning service
Iructor in the Detroit public ~7~ .. Dr. Richard Millard will preach on
•bool* will address the North- MSGR. SHEEN IO SI’EAK the theme: "Gloria in Excelsis—
astern Dorm Club during their y| to p 4t . v Mvfjr. Fulton J. Peace Through God's Gift.”
dlowship dinner at 6:30 p. m. Sheen, of Catholic University. wilij
londay. In conjunction with the, open hls twelfth annual series of VEN. IIAGGAR \II)S |USHOP
ilk. Cooper will feature his film. rfl dj n addresses during the Catho- R , k ... i' vol „u> nn ha _
Through the Southwest With a hc H our program from 6to 6:30 VVr/ iSl!r f l P
olor Camera." n m , psT I Sunday over the ? f ppo,n,pd ,hp V ‘ P' t°? nard P ’
The Fisher Y*s annual Christ- NBC Red network * 1,a «B er HCt on h,s b £ bldf at a
tas "Buddy” party for needy boy* Kea neT service of . institution Sunday in
’itl he staged at 6 o‘CtOCtt Monday RI'SHNEGL CAMPAIGN S V Ja 4 ’T'° s n ( U J!IV (
vening, according to Ed Weis. when the Rev William W. Reed
L oi ciainpc of the Bushnell Congregational Church will be installed as rector.
•onZmain * K?nnels has begun a campaign to aid 80,
nd Arthur Sinclair, chalk talk needy Detroit families.and through CALVARY LUTHERAN GI'EST
Hi si. will address the assembly. |t he sociat service commit to.• oft he , laboush who „ -
church is requesting that toys. oiepn« n I'aoousn. wno as a
CANTATA AT ST. ANDREWS food and clothing be brought 'to b ?>' uas a shepherd on the shores
The choir of St. Andrew, Pre,. church for distribution. JpL-Va.ion "‘of ihe T^My-ThW
iyterian Church will render the Psalm in Calvarv I.utheran Church
antata "The Rpbe of Bethlehem" * RAI ER IOR SER\ 1< EMEN at JQ.3Q H m Sunday,
it the service Sunday evening. Members of the Sodality Council
R \BBIS CH \NGF PULPITS at ,ho University of Detroit have EPII'II \NY TO DEDICATE
... composed a special prayer to give
Rabbi Nahum Schulman of spiritual aid to men in military r.piphanv Lutheran ( huich will
■Vindsor and Rabbi Jacob J service. Copies will be distributed dedicate a new ( luistian Youth
sathan of Detroit will exchange f 0 the entire student body. building with appropriate pre
nilpits for the services Friday » monies Sunday. Ihe Rev. L. I\
'vening. 1 NKU pfoPI F'S IMT Bernthal. pastor, will deliver the
—— I NEW ir.OILGS l air sermon at the 11 a m. dedicatory
YOUNG ISRAEL ASSEMBLY | A hroljierhood recently organ- service and fmm L’:3o to 4:30 p. m. #
S Young Israel of Detroit will hold « zml hy the men of People's Church the young people of the emigre
ts first general meeting since the ba * K Knapp, pres.-gallon will act as hosts at an
nidwestern convention Wednes-dent, and M. Veltch. secretary apdqpen house BCDKtao
lay n\ B*o p m at Webster Hall, treasurer Meetings are beld at 10 .__ *
Members and friends are invited * m. each Sunday in the Lstabrook ST. \IN( KNTs AIDS NEEDY
BETH TEFILO PROGRAM 1 . ~ » , S|T « eluding 14.479 person*. were given
Pupils of the Sunday religious * " ‘ * assistance by the St. Vincent de
’lassc< of Congregation Beth Tefllo The Rt Rev. Frank VV. Crngh- Paul Society in Metropolitan De-
Kmanuel will appear in a program ton D D . bishop of the Episcopal troit during the last year. accoriL
->f plays, recitations and songs at diocese of Michigan, will visit All mg to reports read m the anr. *
i o’clock tonight in the newly Saints’ Church. Pontiac, at 10:30 meeting of the organization. SiW
remodeled vestry hall of the a. m Sunday and St Mark's day morning, in Sacred Heart
synagogue rChurch. Detroit at 7 30 p m seminary
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
4'iiniSTMAS TREE and PRESENTS ON THE TREE FOR
EVERYONE ATTENDING MO.VIIAt NM.HT. IDEA . li
EVERYBODY’S TABERYACT jMj DITROIT, MICH.
BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM ALL DAY SUNDAY
SUNDAY f:JO A.M.—Sunday Sckaal—A look. "Ckrlitiaai at flivaa fa
all attaadiiif Sunday School
10:30 A.M.—Morning Warship— MV. TID JACKMAN. Spooking
2:30 P.M.—ETHKI I. WILLITTS. Spnaking; RKV. CHARLKS MUIR, Song
Loadtr: Rnv. and Mri. Raul Sortnttn and Audrny Minir
■ringing Special Mutic.
7:00 R.M.—INSTRUCTION SIRVICK. Rnv. Raul Sarnnmn
7:30 R.M.—ITHIL R. WILLITTS. Spnaklng; RIV. CHARLKS MUIR. Song
laadtr. Hoar Radio Trio Sinq.
B«AAneAfTmr WJLB — I4OO Kiloo r clai— lo 00 A. M. to 10 30 A. M.
BROAUvAbIINvy Monday thrduoh Saturday. L «lan In!
GRAND OPENING—"LIGHT OF MEN—BIBLE INSTITUTE." JANUARY 12. 1942
(’•troll Now—Pkt*t Ls 3881 tv Firtkw lnfwnitl** w Writ* t* itkel II Wlllitti. In 26>i. Dttraii. Ml«M«a*. tar lailttl*
A C EillCl/* I’r i\ Ala lust i net W>n m Piano. Mrnan. Guitar. Vcv • e i* <1 I net r merits II t'A
jVwaiWL Ur MUaiv * j,,««on Phone 1.1. ;iv 1. and make vour ap|ii>ii,t nut
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
PEOPLE S CHURCH
LINWOOD AT
*V McGRAW
■ J Eavtahrook Stkool
11:00 A. M.
” that star ”
NO ROOM"
TASTOR PREACHING
10 a m.— Sun School. h: TO p.m Youth
TUESDAY 7:30
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMME
i
Jamet A. Franklin, Partor
PRESBYTERIAN
Jfirst^Jrcsbptcrian
► WOODWARD AVE, AT EDMUND PLACEi
Minlvtort Frederick H. Olert. 0 0 ; inaagh
r A V»nre, DD . Patter Emerltut. 4
► Sunday, December 21, 10:30 A. M. f
y "THE SON OF MAN IS COME" <
y Special mu* ic hv Choiui Choir under .
the direction nl Ms Trank Wngley.
f BAAA aM. A A A. A A A, A A. A A*
PRESBYTERIAN
A I W A D V t.raml River at
LML VMn I \irk*htirg
l.ealle A. Herhtel. Mlnlatrr
Ev»n R. Edwarda, Minlvter at Mimic
l« SB A. M.
■I Ilf. IIM Ol iHRIkTMtk"
7 ho |v >| —••THE M M t HINA."
t Motion Picture* i Roland A. I,awler
PRESBYTERIAN
IMMANUEL PRESBYTERIAN
W Grand Bird, and Porter St.
Fo»*er C. Jonea, Aiilltant Pallor
IA :F.A A. M.-'Gnd < wiling nt Bethlehem’
, Dr. Joienh A. Vance
7;.AOP Al. —“I hrlatmaa FeatlvnJ of
Miialr." ,
CHRISTMAS EVE
CANDLELIGHT SERVICE AT «.INI P M.
THE SALVATION ARMY
THE SALVATION ARMY
CITADEL CORPS. Second at Bagiev
10:30 A. M.—Chriatma* Worahip
7:30 P. M Candlelight Service
01*1 f ut—l nvptr etinnal
2:00 P M —Sunday School
FRIDAY. DEC. 2B
SUNDAY SCHOOL PROGRAM
M*|. I, M, ANDERSON. C*mm*n*,r, t ODltar
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
BAPTIST
Temple Baptist
14th A MARQUETTE
MR. G. B. VICK SPEAKS:
10 A M —Sun School. (I Cor. 141
It A. M.—Morning Service
11 :IS A M —Radio WXYZ.
7’30 P M— Mr. Vick <»peak» in our
own Auditorium on
"Whof / Sau’ on Tuo Tnpi
Through Japan”
Colored mo*i-* anture. nl Jtlifw nc.utred
■ r*at In tke Orient
BAPTIST
BEREAN BAPTIST
Marr Srfinol an Gd River, i Blnck South at
Boulevard Neit to Northweatera High School
10:00 A. >1 —Bible VM-hrml
11 . 1A S M .
•QLAO TIDINGS OF GREAT JOY”
t Vi I*. M
•THE ANGELS SERENADE"
BAPTIST
ITWoodward Baptist~|
(( ?lkO WOOOWARO »
II A. M "Ul*i k|en at the Manger.").
)) (cimer'on McLean. Solont /)
)) 7V. II -tllHlkT'ltv t til SIS: ))
{) ’’THE 1101 Y ( till.ll "
\) Directed kv Prnt Ch*v t Wuerlk
U»:4.A A M. Sided White (,lft» Service.)!
A ( h.ivtmat Pmaram nl (.rent Apaeal tn AM^
CATHOLIC
I OUR LAOY of the ROSARY CHURCH I
WIHIDWSKD and MKDBIR) SAKS.
MASSES: A. 7, k ». 10. 12 to
II A M High M*»*—Chelr of 10 tralnad
vole** Marruv Kellerman. ortaniat
DEVOTIONS Mother nt Porpatu*! Hela
Novena. Tuetday. 7 10 P M
Holy Hour. Friday. 7.30 P M
RT. REV. JOHN S. MIES, Poitor
SPIRITUALIST
Fellowship of Encircling Qotd
Mace a baa* Hall. I»»ll Burt Rn>d Rev Maioarot
Baker. Ptitnr Chrlvlmav vervlcev Sunday Eve
nin* O#C Flat, at * o’Clnok Carol tiaalng Sola,
•Holy Night. Silent Night." »uag by Spirit
Trgac* aeraioa by aaitoc Everybody welcaaic
SPIRITUALIST
Church of Spiritual Understanding
Charlevoik at Chalmerg
SARAH SOLAOA PlivtAr OR Ml*
7. 10 — ’LL RINAIS'vANGE DE NOEL*’
V T \ V V
Saturday*. December 20, 1941
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
I
ETHEL • Will ITTI
I aat aoi tiki* Frtatkar
SPIRITUAL
CHURCH OF CHRIST
RF V. I ll I IA \ l> r. I’aatnr
REV. Ml (.11 ( I I MINTS, A ••..elate Paolnr
AAnoctward Avenue at Kdmimd Tlarg
.( hrlatmaa |i*< wervice*. II A 'I and S T A|.
'vundav. Dec J|. ihtl
k im A. 'I—IIMI.A (OMMIMON
* I.A A >1 —MIDI t kTI DA
II mi a M —Rev Hugh < lemenla. ••nfAf,
'li VMM. ol ( HKI* |v| A- ” l.nke J.
S (Ml P. >|.-.)||.v*Ai,» vl HM( t
1 It P. M —( AN DI M It.II I 'I Ut Ut.
T r»nr» '•ertnon through Rev. I jrr.
•TIIE IIIHMMAv (.IF T."— 'latt. J.
MID WEEK SERVICES: Wednesday and Friday
AOO * «a at Cburrh Mettagov following alt
evening vorvieev Agocuntmenti dolly at Pgraoa.
ooe IMO AfsnO Bi»d TV (-7333.
1
SPIRITUALIST
vVHITE
Maccabee* Bldt-. Mrr/anino )
[SUNDAY. S 00 I*. M
MAREL RARNES
"THE SPIRIT OF CHRIBTMASS "
Cbr.vtmov Tree—Gill* ord Toyv (nr attic
Cbildre Mevlaoe Bearr’V Rlor'he Otilgley.u
Maud Cable Hr-’iietto S.hnelkei Pgvtor.c/
Heanetta Schnelker |
SPIRITUALIST
Holy Trinity Divine Messenger Church
92RR Riviera (Oddlcllow* Templet
Bark ol Rivie.a T beate.
Sunday, 7 .10 P M —Rev. Trach.
"LORD S PRAYER IN COI ORS."
3317 Michigan, Wedne«day,
Paata. T>oeb l A fl.'Ah—A nomatmenf. OaMy
Vfe.rV l hrirtmo* and Rent Wnfica to
Merchant « in Cumd Rn’er and Jay
Road lection foi their loyal rupport.
SPIRITUALIST
Christian Messenger Church
Hall, ;rn« 1 rumhull
him,, T’Hd I’ A|.—( hrDlrna* Pruiraia
AAlth vent* ( lull* for the Kiddle*.
Neat AAeek: Harry Aldrlge.
SPIRITUALIST
Christian Church of Progress
,ll!t* Fenkall—Sunday, Dec 21. 7 10, Sgeakof.
Charlr* F Heilman ’Fruit n* the Chrlitm**
T re*/' Mmu«m Dabel|e MteFarlan*. Dan
Clark Bo*ci*l < Chi litfn** Mitaic
AMITY SPIRITUAL
I. O O. F Hall Gratiot at Connor
Promenade Entrance —Sun Service 7. (A P. M.
RF.V BORPAGEL
Good Mraaage Bearer*
SECOND SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
**» AAe*t F.treat Rnv. v h Hugl. Pa*|wr
via MUM : nl' 'I KlUaheth ttmtmaa,
• peaker. Me«»a*.- Hearer*. Rev Hngt. |.
Edward*. K. Turk

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