Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-23


Detroiter, died in Bay City, Mich,
Dec. IA. She had been residing in
Bay City for three years, and was
the daughter OF George and AL
media Moore, who were among the
pioneer families of Detroit Mr..
Moore was one OF the founders OF
Ebenezer A. NJ. +. Church, in 1873,
The deceased is survived by her
husband, a daughter, Ruth; two
brothers, James Moore. of kalama-
zoo, and Arthur MoortA of this
city.
The banquet in celebration OF the
Both anniversary OF the Lydian AS
ISOLATION. last Friday evening, was
a joyous event The spacious din
ing hall at Brewster Center was
resplendent with an artistically
arranged table, with beautiful
flowers and a huge Lydian birthday
cake.
Mrs. Harberd Bend was mistress
of ceremonies, and the following
program was rendered. Solos. by
Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Griffin ad-
dress by Mrs. billiard, an expresi-
dent; reading. Mrs. f.. w. Poole;
instrumental solo, Miss G.. Grose;
toe dancing. Miss Elizabeth Par
IRISH.
The absence of Mrs. Gorilla An
derson, the first president OF the
association, was much regretted by
all.
The many guests expressed them
selves as having been wonderfully
entertained. Much credit and graf
itude are due Mrs. j. Roger and
the other ladies who served on her
committee.
The December meeting of the as
ISOLATION was held at the home Of
Mrs. Stein, OF Vinewood avenue.
1t was largely attended and very
interesting, being entertained by
Mrs. +. Sergent and Mrs. B. Ter
rell.
The First Republican Congress
sional district. OF Detroit, under
the leadership of Ex-senator Rox-
borough, has a branch Office on
Dequindre street. y. Detroit.
The annual melting OF the Ly-
dian Association will be held at
the home of Mrs. Grose, 2Sl5 Scott
st. Mrs. c. Page and Mrs. Crosse
will entertain. All members are
Urged to be present and reports
Nill be read
LOMtX 4 VI. T.. ZION
Last Sunday morning. the SER
mon was delivered by the pastor,
Or. W. A. Blackwell, subject
The Perfect Way, text Psalms
1880.
In the afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
the pastor and choir held services
with Rev. Flack, of ST. Paul Zion.
The sermon was on "Transfigura-
ton
The evening sermon was an ad-
dress to the young men, text,
Proverbs ITO, MY son, If sinners
entice thee, consent thou not" In
part he said
The cost OF yielding TO temptation
and doing wrong, cost ones cit n
ship. Because of the age of adj
venture and romance, temptations
are more alluring. Use righteous
ness as a buckler to shun evil as
socations and link up with the
leadership of God and His word"
on New Years Eve, Dec. 81,
new spiritual awakening will be
put forth. Following the regular
Sunday evening service, there will
be brief intermission. after
which, with Madam Saunders as
mistress OF ceremonies. each of
seven auxiIiaries of the church will
have fifteen minutes of services,
song. and Offering This will be
a contest among the clubs, with
prize given for the largest a
mount collected. Following this,
will be the watch meeting.
Mrs. Blackwell, wife of the pas
tor, will present novel program
on New Years afternoon, at 3
o'clock. 1t is being looked forward
to with keen anticipation and hope
OF success.
After the regular Sunday evening
worship, the congregation will
tarry TO usher in the Christmas
dawn, with carols and anthems.
All are invited and requested TO
remain.
Mt. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Meade Street