Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-16
by Mrs. Josephine Boyden

CnuTcH. loVOJ DeRulnuTc street.
The services throughout the day
were very impressive. The morning
and evening sermons were preach
ed by Rev. ]. l.. Hinton. presiding
elder OF the district.
Al p. m. Rev Flack. OF st. Paul
A. M. T.. Zion, delivered the Com
munion sermon. Many worshippers
were spiritually uplfted. The pre-
siding elder also held the second
quarterly conference, Monday
evening. II was a great success. All
departments In the church were
represented with fine financial re-
ports, including the Poor Stewards
report. made by Mrs. |. l.. Burden.
This special report listed the aid
given many needy families. also
dinners given $50 unemployed
families Thanksgiving Day, under
auspices of the North End Politi--
cal Club, at which time the Free
man Dairy Co. made a large do
nation and sent one of their off,
Gals to speak in appreciation of
the patronage gwen the company by
the people OF this locality.
Rev. Hinton praised many pas
torates of his district, among which
was Rev. Oliver. 6g Toledo; Rev.
W. T.. Smith, OF Windsor and Rev.
X. L.. Singleton here. who has Sc I
cured a beautiful church site and
has added over two hundred mem
bers in this district.
DR.. w. A. Blackwell has preach
ed more than AS sermons In less
than three months, and had to re-
fuse several invitations. He closed
! his engagement. Tuesday night,
preaching for Rev. NJ. Bolden. of
| Cosmopolitan Baptist Church.
| Sunday at 3 p. m, DR.. Blackwell
assisted by his choir, will preach
and sing at ST. Paul Zion, at Pal
mer and Beaubien.
! The Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
/ pastored by Rev. NJ. Bolden. has
just closed a fine meeting. DR..
/ Blackwell fired up the camp with
one Of his mastery sermons. All
departments of the church are
functioning and are getting busy
with plans TO Ike merry the
Christmas holidays.
The citizens OF n. Detroit appre-
ciate the efforts of Ex-senator
Charles Marlborough and his staff
Mrs. Mamie Vaney, chairman. and
Mrs. j. l.. Johnson, chairman of
food. The relief work done by Mr..
Roxborough is under the auspices
OF the First Congressional Club
They feed $50 people In downtown
Detroit. where II is much deserved
as we'll as those they feed in y
Detroit, who can not pay carfar'
to the city.
The charity organization In diff
ferent parts OF the city have done
wonderful work this year to hell
our people who are n need.
Mrs. Ida WINDY of Ropelle street
departed this life on Dec. 5. Fun
eral services were held at Second
Baptist Church, Monday, Rev. X.
l.. Brady, officiating.
A quiet wedding took place Sat
urday, Dec. 8, at the home of
Madam Saunders, 1244l Makay ST.
at which time Miss Pearl Grissom
and G. ID. Jackson spoke their
vows before Rev. U. S. Goldsby. A
small number of friends and rela-
tives were present, including sew
eral professional men.
Every member of the North End
Political Club is asked to be pre-
sent at the regular meeting, Thurs
day, Dec. 81, at Lomaxx Church,
at which time officers will BE-
elected for the ensuing year. q,
w. Cheesevoro is president.
The many friends OF the evange-
list Mrs. Saunders, are sorry q
hear that she is indisposed and
could not attend the conference
Monday night, to render her re-
port. II is hoped she will soon BE-
up and out again.
Emancipation services will be
held at Peace Baptist Church, Oh
Goddard street. on New Years
night. Jan. /. DR.. w. A. Blackwell
has been invited to deliver the
Grafton.
V. l.. Parker. a cultured young
man. is organizing debating team
OF girls and boys of high intel
lectual talent. The first debate will
be given under the auspices OF the
North End Political Club. The date
and place will be announced later
through these columns
George Zed and sister, Mrs
Thomas. p progressive citizens OF
this ocality, have opened up a
business on Dawson avenue, near
Lumpkin. They inert patronage
and success.
We regret to state that two
young men of this communit ywere
arrested for burglary last week
Let Il serve as a lesson of warn
ing for others.
The many friends of Mrs. Anna
Puryear, 2O45 Meade street, are
glad to know she is able to be out
again, after a brief illness.
Mrs. Lillian Bell, an active
member of Greater Bethel Church,
is visiting in Ypsilanti with her
daughter. for the week end.