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PAGE 10
THESE MERCHANTS
Whose Ads Appear in This Directory Are Depend
able, Square Dealing, Honest Prices and Strict Com
pliance with O P.A. Regulations Are Guaranteed.
A Complete line of Young Men’s Model Suits, New
Drape Suits, Lounge and Drape Sport Coats, Peg Pants
and Slacks
Exclusive in Hamtramck
ZUBRIN
9441 Joseph Campau. corner Poland
VALET SERVICE
Expert Cleaning, Pressing, and Dyeing
LITTLE ESQUIRE SHOP
4719 Brush Street TEmple 2-9719
m . Mh. Mgr. sail Tailor *»"•
MEN S SUITS AND TOP COATS
_ Guaranteed Pure Wool
Big Selection of Style# and Pattern#
foil 1 inf of t ornlshlng*
BARNEY’S CLOTHES
9427 JOS. CAMPAU
CLAY PHARMACY
JOS. H. COHEN Prop.
Prescription Specialist—2o Years on One Corner
Corner CL AY and CAMERON AVF.S.
BLAIR, THE TAILOR
“Smart Clothes That Fit”
LADIES’ AND MEN’S SUITS MADE TO ORDER
PLEATS AND ANY WIDTH TROUSERS
277 Gratiot at Broadway
LYRIC JEWELERS
DIAMONDS • WATCHES • JEWELRY
ON EASY CREDIT TERMS
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING
9539 JOS. CAMPAU HAMTRAMCK
Hamtramck Furniture Company
•
Your Friendly Store of Hiprh Grade Furniture
9801 Joseph Campau Phone MAdison 8056
Eyes Examined . . . BBL
. . Glasses Fitted
KAUFMAN’S
Ladies’ and .Men’s Fine Custom Tailors
PANTS MADE-TO-ORDER PANTS
9332 JOS. CAMPAU HAMTRAMCK
7* Cedar Furniture Cos.
tnrniture. Radio*. Refrigerators. Nogs, Redding
.\ Lamps, Washers and Stores
Complete Home Outfitters
• 9.W! .!<>• tampan
~GR EE N FIELD’SSHO E HOSPITAL^
SHOES REBUILT WHILE YOU WAIT
shoe* Made to Order—Cleaned. Dyed and Shined
E. J. Greenfield 5809 HASTINGS ST.
Pbon Ppecialiat OPEN 9 TO 7 PM.
COAT S-SUITSTdR ESS E S
AND FURS W,TH
CHARM and DISTINCTION
FOR WOMEN, MISSES and JUNIORS
SLOANS
9421 JOS. CAMPAU HAMTRAMCK, 12
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Jlf 1
EEEEHBnEHaP
Wilberforce, Scene Os Battle, Again At Peact
FACTIONS BURY HATCHET,
WORK FOR SCHOOL’S PROGRESS
Rill To Oust AME
Control Killed
\\ ii REnCMICM < \M’> Bi*h
, i; c of the WE
, ,I, And chairman of the
.» <v,«tees of Wilberforce
.... , „>•• at lh„ end of the
~ , tfng last Wednesday
v i, . i ,(i ir ns ’ the hardest
, o. and -ne ni''»t harmonious
>. ir.l ntff'ing 1 have ever wit
•t i. , , i ,m<- to Wilbcr
, , w i h h*« been troubled |
d'jrirc t ent month* with bat
ting and recrimination* flyinc
.■.out hot ween tin administration •
..I :„ v • .di'o * between the
, . ]. 1 * ate sides, unused
ho r>>- culminating in a bill lu
• r.‘ tn-o the Ohio lcgisU
. j,' liu It woiild h*'e 'I tua.i
the . mir* nos control I*
r\(v i.e« over the university If
APRAYERFOR
LABOR DAY
ID 111 111 TIV I.olt
. , ~ • -et rated to the
„,,r h r'. ■ f 'll* tl.Cion we .r>me
Yiu e o land. with humble 1
i W . a 1 of u« worker*
; 11 , \ ;illlf the Lord (live
_ s tir vervie to our
. . s ~ lt ri.,»t oir ts*h
> y ,\ \ f r on*- n’dlltie*
.at • u> n our hearts and
«. w.th *■'.f ri' v '
~, ~, n ,,» and" ’he burden
... . t . fe• -I!Ttlda’ w ere it
. • . n f tj < o'her man.
• w. (t be r ii< h Jtah'er I.et us
* ... ,Ke ex. uses .1- to W'HV
,v. have tMa’ fulfill**! <* ir a Holed t
W”! ’•
ij . .■... ], * u« lean upon j
- .( Tli ■ 11«rtbt h. 1
v:r. ~*i Thv prottn-e to ch rv
.■ *; and r* ailing that
'v i.anie'h only from!
•j ei! * her.f.ire not limit
,,J |,y *|i. '.,.k b* fore ns llelp H*
• > «».,.• -'ai that the «<• ward of
_,. i , „ ,J ,i v - j* the power to
, ' !l< I I.» ’ * not W hen
V,n 51 ,,..d a-. \v.k« r«, tie over
,Ala pi id,. ,n Ourselves
~ r, . power*. Free n* from
boa**i r ,-s about our
, ,;•( ,ur :i'.compiishment«
i•, ~ f.r»i h''po< rt*' - , both
j.. -.r a •* t and ra ionat.
H m ro ftrd our responsihi
jr brotner worker,
i• . * |:r r* v l'\<> and grow in
the « tnlicbt unafraid and strong
in the rii<’ * I.*’ ns never look
x- *h aeniTif i! >\ *■ upon our fel
tr,w w,,rk.r he. ause h" do. not
tvo» k live nr worship a- we do
Help tis to work to <lean our
own hmi* tha* w*» may help our
n* ,ifhbo « »r> r iean tliep - * Keep
, q from A hatreds. J.: <■ :’ldl*ef *
resentment all thincs tD-• t ile
-11. Ip u n Lord to ai«.<' do
I, r !..'•*■ 'bn w.irk i* 'or *1 hoe.
1 !.<•* us Thy holy fame
working and rejnhlng a* * r e
I-> ~n T|M» I" the Silen.e of the
be nc-tt f • ful if a master
Thro.r Th* omnipn’e’.t wis
. id.m eo; .’h I oMi the w ork and
J the pot*. *n wot k !.*•’ u> stand
I firm wb/'e Th I lias’ placed
C L< ’ . use o n sf rrtlgt h to
!hi no- Tb.ee jn all (hint ■ and
. grant tha’ ■> e mn*' finish our
o utse w;'h ’he wo k wi*!| done.
! that Thou may say at the end.
W. i don** Tti.ui good and faith
ful servant ”
In ’he name ..' IJim who called
i < to the vineyard, we ask this,
| Amen
PULLIAM’S HAT SHOP
tte Tarry a femplete l ine of
Men’s High Quality Hats and Caps
tVe Clean and Rlnrk konr Hat by the l atest Factory Method
5031 Hastings, near Warren
Terrace 2-9537
M -- SIGMATURE
’ ~- dl ' .
DETROIT 1. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1043
the h.id enacted the bill,
observers »ay. the chun h could
no U>n-er h*ve employed or dls
>harceil he president at will and
would hava been out off from
the benefit* which accrue from
state appropriation*.
In any event the *< hool faced
adverse legislative action for the
first time in many years and for
a time it appeared that a knock
down drag out political fight
would he staged The bill failed
and the hoard meeting indicat
, and that the diverse elements had
found comrrton ground of agree
ment
President Charles H. Wesley
presumed a repoit which con
tained 31 recommendation* for
improvement of the institution.
Most of them were adopted
i eported that there w-er* 1 noO
more ' application* for admis
sion by students than Wilberforce
bad room for Provisions were
made for the erection of a new
building housing the cafeteria and
some administrative office*.
Teacher* were classified and
Liven a* adenne rank, a condition
the fac'iby ha« long fought for.
\ standardized s< ale of salaries
w« adopted There were aome
sharp decrease* but on the whole
- ;ari"« wt-r* increase*! around
j percent.
Thr office of rea«Ui • r was es
’.j'bisiied. P.ev, C t;. F’owell was
. «<!• i to that office. R R Wright
‘i ,i, H'-sociat,- profe*«or of e« o
nonitrs and son of Bishop R R
Wright. 2nd. was elected pub
lic rela'ion-- officer ami businea*
nte.nager of the Nenro College
■lua rt erl' -
Resignation* wet> accepted
from Reverdy 1 . Ransom and his
wife Mi* Lillian ,!one« Ransom
A bare ~f ni»*.n*e w.i* granted
to Pof \ J White who leaves
o attempt the picsldcncy of Kd
w.ji'l Waters college in Florida
A 'ending the bo.nd were Bish
op Suns Philadelphia: Bishop
(I; * cc. Kiinsas Ci'y Bishop Si* h-
Bi. mmshani Bishop Reid. S
C ; sn*l Bishop Wright Atty. Rav
1. Hughes, president fir the State
Sci'i."! board aLn * menitier of
tb.e Chur* h l.oard was present
The next meeting will he in
October
Rev. Ramsey On
Baptist Housing
Committee
Pespup ihe warm weather Sun
day. New Bethel Baptist church
was filled to rapacity and the
congregation listened very atten
tively so an inspiring sermon do
li.et ill hv tile pastor. Rev. W. K.
Ramsey Th*' theme wa* the “Hold
•■II Rule’’ The s«’iiior choir sang
1 1 ** a . if'illr starring Mrs Florence
I.ightsev ms soloist and Mrs E«-
♦*rl 1 Andrews accompanied at the
piano.
The senior usher hoa'"d thanks
nil partieipants who helped make
their thirteenth anniversary ob
servance a success. Rev. W K.
Ramsev. nf 136 Westminister nve.
mu' n*l Rev A M Martin, of 1110
West Brand boulevard, are chair
men of the housing committee fnr
th» National Baptist convention
They ate still asking for homes
for delegates. Anyone who i« Able
to accommodate delegate* Is invit
ed tn Vlndlv call either of these
ministers a’ the addresses given.
Rev Ramsey's telephone Is M.\
S2O FOR 30 DAYS
COSTS ONLY 60c
sash Monthly Payments!,* mnrr fh *
\mi Inrluding all charges: mst u ,q.i,ii,
Lei * . -i 1 •Mrartli e Fnr
3 tons, fi mo*. 12 mo*, jqnlrli wartime
9#n JL2I If.iis ' #.uri '
9 flr«f w#-l|
l s. W* M»0#» Him# fhs m«n#f
-•HI JO.efS 19.H1 renH? nh#n .ton
fit mi 10&.H2 .V>.On 20.70 r * w '
Other Amonnfs In Proportion
1404 Gratiot Avenue
(Near Ko*** , ll
CAdillac 1306
Telephone t Idlllac IVO6 for
Also 9 Other Detroit Offices
Address of Hranch Vearesf You
i)f '4 Com'* o * SfßAf (p
Coramoiiweulth,
I LOAN COMPANY p
Monthly rate X per cent on halanrea of
<lOti or |e*« and t ', per cent on that part
of the nnpald balance over 1100.
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION HELPS LELAND COLLEGE
- *v -V km : lilfif"
Th,. (eland college memorial
building in rid campaifrn cot
underway at Raker, Ia« with
it* goal f•» rHi»e #IK2.IMMUMt
when Br. (. M. Holey, president
Michigan AM Conference Retains
Rev. Jonathan Dames At Bethel
Doubtles* one of the largest
night crow*l* to gather at Bethel
! \MK church, Frederick and St
Antotn. was on hand t > witness
the . !< »e of tlm hi.-tot .<• "mh An
na.■’ S v nf the Mi higan ron
fev* •i< .
The Rev* r* nd .totiathan A
Dame* was reappointed t>as’**r to
| v<- ' • anther year He will he the
sp- iK. >■ at the morning set vi. ron
Se ; •• ni cr 2 using as a subject
for meditation “The Psalm of a
MONROE
By WIMFKFD (ATIMiTOM
Mrs Virginia Parker arrived in
Monroe Wednesday from Selma.
A!a. Site \||| make her home with
her un* le an*t aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Ned Late* of 6*di Almvra avenue
Milton Brook* and Norman
Smith have returned home after
spending their vacations in the
Mississippi Delta
Leonard Caine Jr *nn of Mr.
and Mis Leonard'Cane. Sr . i* va
cationing with relatives in Indian
apolis. Ind.
Miss Charlene Williams ha* re
turned *o Fowler, Ind.. after spend
ing three weeks as guest of Mr. and
Mrs. F.verett renick and Katherlnt*.
Remember to r. ad the Detroit
Trihone every week.
1326
The doors of New Rethel are al
ways open to D lends and visitor*
WHEN EVERYTHING
HAS FAILED, CONSULT
THE MAN FROM LOUIS
IANA WHO KNOWS
No Case I* Tuo l.itnre
or Small for lllm
Dli. Wm. Bill
Reading and
Divine Healing
Phone Cadillac 5024
|»r. Hell specialise* In kidney
Iron blr, backache, legarhe,
dUllncss, lurk nf normal pep,
etc. If you believe In Tod he
ran help yoa. < onanlt him. he
know*.
543 Eaat Vernor Highway
Detroit 1, Michigan
roiunMa ioi* ririrrH
Colombia 1011 Domestic Help
JONES
EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
4116 Bmulmm St.
Rallaklo Help faralafced
Hots I Maids, Waitresses. Cooks |
and Couples—Rbauffeara Jaal-,
tors. Porters. Bell Roys.
All Ksfereaess laeasUgatad
Is Charts Ts BmpJsyar
of (he Sixth District RaptM
association, presented a check
lor A.'*,»nmi to Br. .1. M. Frarler.
president of the college. Jas. E.
t.fli le, secretary of the trustee
New Ito y. '*
Among the out of town visitors
w.tp I»r M. R Ihxon, Jr., Kansas
nty Mo . H* v K O May. .\rgen
tin*- Hanna* ( apt Marlin .1 Heti
drieth returned from the Knro
peun Th'-atcr Mr* Forrest Hol
h11:• att<l Mr* Hilda Carpenter
i olunibti* O : Mi« F Ol'ln and
Mi* Hattie Mexander. Saginaw
Mith and T Ski Rufua Kimball,
Camp Claiborne. I.a.
Hampton Grad To
Teach In Liberia
MONROVIA. Liberia i.ANPi
Mia* Sarah Mon«ie Puffer a
graduate of Hampton Institute,
returned home af:er a five year
stay in the Lnited State*
A senior in the College of West
\fri<;». when she went to Ameri
ca, she did prep work and then
entered Hampton where she re
«l ived a H. S degree. She w ill
bet ome a member of the teach
ng st’aff of the college of West
Africa She returned hy Tan-
American clipper.
Evangelist Passes
ATLANTA (ANRi- Rev J M
C.ntes widclv known Atlanta
evangelist and minister, was fnn
crallred here last week He had
pastored C.eorgia churches for
over 40 ears At the lime of
•bath h* was pastorlng Elisa
beth Haptist church. Atlanta and
Hampton Baptist church, Hamp
ton La.
HHH Fair... Honest...
Unbiased Cover #
Py|iitl of Labor Hew*
I * rw ty P®* of reporting re
■ quit* the pn sistcncc. fairness
j.S^■ keen
S ; JV a * ,t,r c - ovfr ‘ 1 h r ol labor st'irir'v. ||
■ In this respect, few reporters
rn i°y ’ l,r reputation botli in
* ** labor and management circles
■ ** Athor Lauren. Read his
, „ ■ reporta, exclusively in The De- H
-0 Htw s Your NEWS Somo? troit News. Kj^
m Chock Iff on Thoso Quosffloosi r
Jf 1. Who u Subhos CbooPro Boon?
2. Wbo Is Bill
2. Wbo Is KooooH L WMsoa?
VA 4 Wbo is O. Mox lartbnr? | -
Jmwot la SaaOay s Mawa. Nf. | ; 4Jm May-la. fa*.
FOR HOME DELIVERY CALL RANDOLPH 2000 j
2146 51. An*o!n« Strv'at. Comer Columbia—CLiff 0r( j
heard, witnessed the presenla*
tlon. The association wns the
first to pay oof Its pledge.
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
I "Christ Jesus” will he the sub
ject of the Leaaon-Sermon In all
| Christian Science Churches
throughout the world on Sunday,
September 2,
The C,olden Text (John 117 *
is: ’The law was given by Mos
es but grace and truth came
■ hv Jesus Christ ”
Among the Bible citations is
this passage (Matthew 4 23i:
' And Jesus went about all C.ali
lee. teaching in their synagogues
and prea« hing the gospel of the
kingdom, and healing all manner
of sickness and all manner of
! disease among the people.”
I Correlative passages to he read
from the Christian Sytence text- t
hook. "Science and Health with
Kev to the Scriptures.” by Mary
Baker Eddy, include the 'oilown
ing (Ml: 'Jesus was unselfish
His spirituality separated him
from sensuousness, and caused
the selfish materialist to hale
'him hut It was this spiritually
j which enabled Jesus to heal the
sick cast out evil, and raise
the dead."
St. James Church
Plans Annual Tea
An elaborate annual tea will
he given at St. James CME
churrh at Vinewood and West
Kirby streets Sunday. September
I 111. from 4 to g p m An after
| nofin of real enjoyment 1. prnm
| 'sed Ever' body Is welcome.
I Don't miss It.
SECRETARY 01
MISSIONS AT
EBENEZER
Sunday morning twenty
visitor* from eleven «•
overflowing congi t!on J
I>r. L. L. Berry. Se :*tiry „ f ,
atone. New York pr#4^
encouraging w>rnmn ( .
theme "Life* rU:tll< nj,.« ys_
Triala. ’*
In his clnaing renim ks. Dr i
ry asserted, "Tlu-ip v h*i'M
in life that «<■ all n,
courage and hope
divine power w* , ,i n *n r r .
arles.**
Music an<i son** w*.;e i v ,j
hy Bethany chorus *nd tr,
choir.
Unrig Ware was n., n,,„,
Ist At the retjue*’ ,< r,„ nr „
lers. she render* and Th* >.
Prayer. *’
Ten new member* unM T
the church.
Saturday night s-i't ; »t |r
riass No It? will h> no- n«v 3
nit K Huggins with a
before his departure • l'tvn*7
o|ogi< al seminary W-.lherfo
Ohio. The public' is uted j
will he the c ~ v *
Sunday morning ?• 'hr jj
hour Isaac Jon** K the ck|
reporter.
Italian Minister
In Pulpit Os All
Peoples’ Cbd
By IS 1 AC JiiMs
Sunday evening . n
tiop of The chur< h \ '* j
composed of me::. <
races, assembled it; :,y
St Johns Episcopal . t a
an uplifting sermon .■» \. -
Rev. Ktank Cherubin p»:i
Kalth Presbyterian ihu •(
spi'ke from the suh ■ ‘ I " and
Management ”
It w«s a niessal* * P"
iliat Cods laws are ?r f«.f—<
holy; that man is wak »r,41
fill
In !iis closing nto - *« I
Mi Cherubini de, ’, . 1 • \
tune mnic under r
under new manaeomon' • -e-ng
Fram e Italy and .1
new management tori., '
that things in the wnrM *"
better from now or Ths' ■»*
he accomplished when h'tf.o
ings realix*. ths' tbev *
plsee themselves a« :nd i • ii:»•
tier the managemen’ "f
Christ.”
The songs of Zion wc* ' “
ed bv an Interracial > • ■
posed of seven cole ~! ant I
white members.
Sunday. Srptemb. 2 v 1
pm. the guest at» 1
the P,ev, Robert S iV-
Shahbai wns horn in *h* *•*
land of Persia.
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