The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-01
N. DETROIT
BY Mrs. Josephine BOyden
2044 Meade Street

Many friends welcomed the re-
turn of Mr.. and Mrs. John Peters
OF Denver, Colorado. and will greet
them Tuesday from 6 to 9 p. m al
a reception given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fields. zoos
wilkins street. Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
ers were formerly of Detroit and
members of Second Baptist Church.
The Lydian Associations first
fall meeting will be held on We'd
nesday, Sept. 8, with mrs. A.
Brown, of Scotch avepde. 1t will
be at D. m, next door to the
Girls Friendly Home. Mrs. Hurt
lene Harverd will preside. All
members are urged to attend.
Mrs. Mary Harmon, 12249 Mack
ay street, has returned home from
visit with relatives and friends
In Chicago and s. Carolina.
The North End Community Po-
litical Club is boosting the candi-
dacy OF Attorney Charles II. Ma
honey. for nomination In the First
Congressional district. Robert
Harris, 227 Meade street, has plan
ned rousing Mahoney meeting,
among the masses OF citizens OF
the Smile Road district. Also a
club is promised.
Mrs. Truda Green heartily
thanks her many friends for kind
ness during the long illness and
death of her husband, the late
John Lee Green.
A very pretty August chintz we'd
ding was solemnized at the home
OF Mrs. Rose Lyles. 1900 Riopelle
street. when her sister, Miss Mary
Draw, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Draw,
vester. Rev. G. w. Simms officiat-
ed. Among those present were the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Johnson, and brother, j. /.
Draw. Mr.. and Mira Warren Draw,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Draw. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elijah Draw. d. ]. johnson
was best man. Mrs. Rilla Bullet
was brides attendant.
The Charity Community Club Is
looking forward to the celebration
of their third anniversary, which
will take place on Sept. "a. The club
welcomes the return Of Mrs. p.
Wilson, who has been visiting In
the South. A program and shoe
rally will be given on Saturday,
Sept. /, with Mrs. Cole as chair
man.
L0max A. M. E. Zion
DR.. w. A. Blackwell preached at
IL a. m. last Sunday, from st. John
1873, subject. THE essence OF the
wine and its branches"
At 3 p. m. the pastor spoke |
briefly to the Mems Protective
League. After this short service.
he pastor and members retired |
Dr. the Union Missionary service at
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church.
At 1880 p. m. an appreciative |
audience heard DR.. Blackwell |
preach an instructive sermon from
Phil. 4:6. Many prominent visitors
attended the days services.
Mrs. Snowdcn. 2023 Mcpherson
street. is on the sick list; also
Mrs. Clark and daughter.
Miss Matte Hunt Us home again
from tho hospital and is convalcsc-
ing rapidly from an operation.
Madam II. Saunders. 12ff1 Mack
ny street. has been appointed vice.
president Of the local Minister'S
, aion OF mo A. NJ r. connection.
Green Grove Baptist Church, |
'1p96 Orleans was well attended /
asst Sunday, the sermon being de-
ivcred by Rev Williams. text.
lCv. =. subject God Pay Day"
The evening sermon was de-
iycred by Pastor NJ. r. Tarpley,
ext. Job 3i:2S. "lIe heareth the
ny of the afflicted. l
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church. OF
3214 DcQuindrc. under the lead
rship OF Pastor NJ Bolden. is car
wing on n splendid work. Last
the pastor preached elo-
ucntly at the morning service. AT
y. m, Rev. Carter preached. Rev.
\. Thomas and Rev. Dukes were
ministers.
A calendar rally is planned for
he third Sunday in September.
nd will be sponsored by twelve
'aptains.
Among the sick Of the church is
Hiss Geneva Alvin.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brock is visiting
II Greenville, S. G.
The American Wodmen. Of Den
yer Colorado. district, held a dem
at this church last Fri
lay. They held a musical and lit
erary program, which was enjoy
I'd.