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Dear Dr. Andersen ;
Please allow sgu
Sion tio mention
worthy and loyai
riends of Yorks
ce in the Star of
tike iwomderful
vork accomplish? [ j,y the tpraise
members and
Temple AM E
Sion Church of tl ig city.
Too much ean«< f be said of such
■of people as
■gt and friends
i noble and
:omiPose the m
»f this church.
On 'the first Su tday in February,
&18, we' annouib £ ^ rally to be
leld on March 31: which was Eas
er Day. This ra'l Jjwas for the ipur
>os8 of raising $ i|o.00 with which
o pay all eonnec jbnal claims and
he most urgent ^indebtedness ot
he church. Bub as the time went
>n, the people b >came more earn
est to raise the standard higher,
ind when the r< J 0f the captains
yas called, and geh of them had
nade their reporj ahd the trustees
lad counted up tie money brought
n the result wasl|g55.n.
I am glad to ay that all of our
Connectional n< qtuirements have
seen met from | tart to finish, and
ill indebtedness t Qn the church has
been paid, and^ have noth
ing b©fibre us bn ^ our new ■tout7ding
which we are plj nning to commence
iti the near fu>t.| re.„ God be praised
for such results! we are asking the
prayer of the ©aperal Church that
all of our eff(hj:5 may be crowned
with unbound
Respectfully Jfours for God and
Zion
J, ,W rimes, Pastor
To the Minister and members of
the New Iforn JMsfict, N. G.,
Conference (of the African Me
thodist Bp scopal Zion church,
and the ns nis.ters of the sixth
Episcopal Tstrict:
I take this liethcd of informing
you that I am ill hearty accord with
the Board of Bishops in-the call to
make an effort to cancel the debts
of our help Vet Zion. ^First because
the men that He appoints to lead
them.
juet us a,u»>Mcr
thers by bringing up 20 per cent
of the General Claims assessed our
work in other words brifig an am
ount equal to that amount. And be
sure to have it in "hands of the
Bishop on 01 before the 15th day
of May 1918? ft you will read and
re-read what the man that walks
(About Zion] said in the Star of
Zion of April the 4th you will cer
tainly be ins )ired and encouraged
to do your ull- duty. The men of
the other E jiscopal Districts are
standing by their Bishops. Let us
stand by ou: s. Bishop A J Warner
is moving th ough his District mak
ing a strong effort to bring victory
for the Debt Paying Rally., Now let
us ho’d up iis hands. I hope that
our men wifi put aside all excuses
and come ud with full reports. And
let the wrfchword be; on to Liv
ingstone Co lege the 16th day of
May with fu 1 reports. If each of my
men will w its the Bishop, assur
ing him that he will come up with
a full repo t, I will consider it a
special favo to me as your brother
and co-wot er in the vineyard of
the Lord.
Yours tr* ly
W n. .Sutton.
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Industrial Academy
(1) A Grammar Course
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Knitting, Crocheting, etc.
(5) The English Bible for Sun^ay School Workers Covering Three
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Sheets, Quilts, Blankets, Towels a^ lights. Students coming without
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Parents will send all monies direct}y t0 the President. Each depart
ment of this school will b under competent and experienced teachers
The Grammar department will bCgjn September 17, 1917. All stu
dents are asked to enroll at the openjng :
The Normal and Academic Depar^ment Wji] .begin October 15, 1917,
and continue for eight months. Sfud.ents of this department are ex
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Sept. 6. 1917
WILLIAM prest,
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