The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-11
YPSILANTI: Mich.

sunday services at brown
Chapel A. M. f. Church was well
attended. $3.50 p. m. a spicy pro-
gram under auspices of Club No.
5, Mrs. Archie Ward, chairman.
1880 evening worship, Pastor Rev.
A. T. Williams.
At Second Baptist, Pastor Rob-
erson brought the morning mes
sage from Jno Ill. Rev. Hunter
of Columbus, Ohio was pulpit
guest. $3.50 p. m. very splendid
program under auspices of Mis-
sionary Society, Mrs. A. Simpson,
chairman.
Mr.. Samuel Bass of Fort Worth
Texas is house guest Of his sister,
Mrs. A. Crunk, 209 Buffalo street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson, De-
troit and little son A. G. were
Weekend visitors to Mrs. Archie
Carter, also Mr.. Homer Watkin,
who was lucky in catching a num-
Der of Pike and Pickrel fish
weighing from IA pounds.
Evangelist James Etchinson and
wife spent Sunday in Detroit, visit
ing their sister, Mrs. Alice Wilson
and Mrs. Lillian Franklin.
Palm Leaf Club will entertain
the Exec. Board Of State Assn.
of Colored Women's Clubs Satur-
day April % at Browns Chapel A.
M. f. Church. Mrs. Kate Johnson,
Detroit presiding.
The Ladies Sextett sang Sunday
March 20, at the evening services
of the Salvation Army.
Mrs. Thomas Graves was hos
tess to a surprise birthday party
for her husband, Thomas Friday,
March q. at their home, $40 Mon
roe street. Light refreshments were
enjoyed by the twenty guests pre-
sent. A very pleasant evening was
reported. Mr.. Graves was seventy
years old; received a number of
beautiful gifts.
Mr.. John w. Perdue. 442 Haw-
kins street passed away Saturday,
March 2S, at Boyer Hospital, fol-
lowing a short illness of pneu-
monia. He was born in Wadling,
Ga. June 6, 1879. He leaves a
widow, Mrs. Margaret Perdue. three
daughters. Mrs. Caroline Coleman,
the little Misses Ruth and Naomi,
sons, John Of Philadelphia, Pa. !;
Geo. Of Chicago. ILL.,, James, stu
dent of Wilberforce U. and Andrew
student in Ypsilanti High, mother,
Mrs. Amelia Perdue, Sister, Mrs.
Daisy Whigham both of Ypsilanti,
brother, Rev. Floyd Perdue, De-
troit and host of other relatives
and friends Funeral services will
be conducted from Church Of God
In Christ on Hawkins street
Elders A. W. Anderson, pastor
Cobb Of Inkster and Whitlock OF
Detroit will officiate Wednesday
April 1. d. Richardson's Funeral
Home has charge OF body.
DR.. and Mrs. Perry were hosts
Sunday to their cousin. Miss An.
ME Perry Of Inkster, Mich. and her
company, Mr.. o. G. Richardson Of
Detroit.
Attorney c. Leborn Simmons Of
Detroit addressed a large audience
at Second Baptist Church, Sunday
April 5th at 3 p m.
Mr.. william Evans passed away
Tuesday at the local hospital
March "a. He leaves 3 sisters, Mrs
Laye and Mrs. Gains both OF Grand
Rapids. Mich. and Mrs. Lyles oil
Battle Creek. other relative and
friends. Mr.. Evans was Past Grand
Patron Of wolverine Grand Lodge,
also p. P of Ruth chapter No. @
The Masons had charge of body
presided over by p. p. M. Peoples
and w. G.. Matron. Mrs. Bristol,
both of Detroit, also st. Andrews
Lodge A. F. & A. M. Mr.. Evans
was born in Denton, Mich. January
2S, 1871.
Mrs Rosa Starks and Mrs. Mary
Jones are much better at this writ
ing Mrs. Nora Steward is sick.
The others are Mrs. Shreves is still
in hospital Mr. Charles Hender-
sons condition remains the same.
Mr.. Peter Simpson. Mr.. Roscoe
Wilson is in bed with pneumonia.
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