The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
NORTH DETROIT
BY Mrs. Josephine B0yden

REV. THEODORE WILLIAMS,
pa Tor of First Baptist Church. B.
Mile Road, who is conducting re-
vival services at the Cosmopolitan
Baptist Church.
COSMOPOLITAN BAPTIST
The Mothers Board sponsored
the Mothers Day Program having
as their guests Rev. Grisson ana
his congregation Mother Radford
is president. -.
Saturday, May 10th there will
be an entertainment at the home
OF III Gregory, 1892 Greeley street
The Senior Choir will render
their monthly musical program
Sunday, May 20. at 300 p. m
Visitors attending services were
Rev Baines and Rev. Cheeks.
Rev. Crawford will deliver the
sermon Sunday, May 9th at 300
d. m. for the Pastors Aid.
Rev. Theodore Williams, pastor
of First Baptist Church. Smile
Road is conducting a revival at
Cosmopolitan Baptist church from
May IA to May 25.
LOMAX A. M. +. ZION
Mothers Day was fittingly OBJ
served at Lomax A. M. K. Zion
Church. DR.. w. A. Blackwell de-
livered a wonderful sermon Sun
day from Prov 31:2S, subject
THE Power of Women in Govern
ment and Curch"
At 3 o'clock. the North End Po-
litical and Social Club had an In
teresting program. Introductory
remarks were made by the presl-
dent. Welcome address by ID. w
Boyden. Others on program were
Miss Isabel Freeman dentist
and Mrs. Alma Thomas OF Mt
Beulah Baptist Church.
The evening services were de-
voted TO a musical program under
the direction OF Mrs. Theus organ
list. DR.. Blackwell was master OF
ceremonies. The Senior and Junior
Choirs' with local talent entertain
ed very attentive audience.
The Ladies' and Pastors Aid So
cieties are having n unique affair
Thursday May "a A special ta-
bile has been arranged for profess
SIGNALS by Mrs. Settle. The dinner
will be Sl.00 per plate.
A group OF citizens OF North
Detroit are planning to organize
in order to incorporate large gro
Gerry store. All men and women
who are interested in this kind OF
business are asked to watch for
the announcement of the meeting.
A juvenile cantata entitled,
Growing of the Fairy Queen"
will be presented by a group OF 30
children Wednesday evening, May
23. at Washington School, under
the direction of Miss Matte Til
son.
The pastor and choir OF Lomax
Temple A. NJ. Il. Zion worshiped
with st. Peters and John Wesley
A. NJ. T.. Zion Churches last week.
These churches are preparing for
the Zion Annual Conference in
June.
Louis Shers Of $500 Delmar
street, succumbed after being fat
ally injured. His funeral was held
Friday night, from Lomax Temple.
The remains were shipped to
Gathney, S. G.. for burial.
GREEN GROVE BAPTIST
Rev. Johnson of Quinn Road
preached at o'clock service. A
wonderful revival which began on
May 18th is being conducted by
Rev. Wright of Mt. Zion Baptist
Church. All are welcome.
Essie NJ Thompson Of Lumpkin
st. died May 13 after brief ILL
ness.
PEACE BAPTIST
The revival services will begin
May II and continue for a week or
ten days. Neighboring churches
are invited to attend each night
The Triangle Post No. 1913 have
elected their new officers. G. G.
Mason of 14205 Goddard is the
commander. A, A. Nelson, 1926
Thompson avenue. finance officer;
adiutant, John Brown, 2127 Nc
Lean. All other officers remained
the same. The Post meets every
Friday night at 500 p. m. at the
Hamtramck Council Chamber. All
ex-soldiers are invited.
MT. ZION BAPTIST
The church is planning n $40C
Rally which will come off In Au-
gust. The outlook for success is
good. Rev. G.. w. Sims is pastor
The Imperial Social Club is
still holding their regular meet
ings. Many new members have
been added to the club. Plans are
being made for a Decoration Day
dance to be given at the North
Detroit Workers Hall. Information
can be received at the residence
OF Charles Romans, 1890 Mclean