The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-11
ECORSE NEWS
Mt. Zion Baptist Church

and Some Things" text Matt. 6:33,
Seek we first the kingdom of hea-
ven." 1t was an inspiring discourse.
The choir rendered fine music.
The Missionary Society present
ed fine program at p. m.
The Four Roses of Mt. Zion Bap-
fist Church are making a splendid
record.
The Zodiac Club sponsored a
twelve-table social, Saturday,
March 2S, which all present en-
joyed.
Deacon Armstrong gave a lee
ture on "The Youth OF To-day"
Pastor and Mrs. Stevenson were
the guests of honor. ola Mae Davis
is president of the club; Sallie Mae
Graves, supervisor.
There will be manicuring
course given free to any girl de-
ring to take advantage of it, al
so other opportunity classes. The
classes are held every Monday at
p. m. at the home of Daisy Ho-
gans, 1858 Salliote Road. Juanita
Graves is reporter for Mt. Zion
| Church.
First Baptist Church
The congregation enjoyed a love-
ly service last Sunday. Many were
present, and Rev. j. Davis deliver
ed a forceful sermon.
At 3 D. m. the congregation &C
companied the pastor to Union
Baptist Church in River Rouge,
where Rev. Davis delivered the
message. Many members of diff
ferent churches attended.
Seventh Day Adventist
The church held it's regular SER
vices last Sabbath at 11:45. Young
peoples meeting was held at 3:45
p. m. Both services were we'll at
tended
The pastor extends a hearty invi-
tation to all who wish to attend the
services of this church.
Sick of the community include:
Mrs. Mary Flamer and Mother
Holmes, of First Baptist Church:
Miss Veance Bryant, a member of
the usher board of First Baptist.
Among the Young Folk
The dance given at Quinn's re-
| Gently was very successful, with
many present. Ike and his orches-
ira furnished music. Among those
present were: Messrs. Delmar
Roger, Leo Royal, Ike jenkins,
Vincent Davis, Clarence Edwards,
S. Hudson, and others.
A large number of local young
people attended the dance given
by the Social Club, last week, at
Elks Rest Club, at Goth and Nc
Graw. Numbered among the guests
were. Mrs. Sadie Bruce, Miss Alice
| Kennedy, Miss Mary Morris, AL
bert Bryant, Miss Lula Simmons,
william Stevens, Don Monroe, and
William Roach.
Bonnie Pocha, a popular young
man of this community. denies the
groundless rumors that he is a
married man. He resides with his
brother at 1880 Fourteenth street,
and is a partner in the Twin City
Drug Store.
Jimmie Brence will soon give a
party at his lovely residence. It
will be announced later.
Mrs. Sherman gave a birthday
party, in honor of her daughter,
Miss Essie, at their residence, 3012
Fourteenth street, last week. Miss
Opheal Thomas acted as hostess.
Some of the guests included Emmie
Reddwind, Major Dalton, Lula
Gaudy, Robert Clark, Leroy Law
son, Johnnie Roundtree, and John
ME L. Gaudy, also Horace Hol-
mes. who was given a prize for be-
ing the escort Of the prettiest girl
in Ecorse.
Miss Doris McCrary, who was re-
Gently hurt while riding her bicy-
Gle, is sufficiently recovered to be
in school again. She attends the
Ecorse High School, and her
friends are glad to see her at
school again.
Church of God Tn Christ
Under the sponsorship of Tribe
5. Of the Church of God In Christ
in Ecorse. a very interesting pro-
gram was rendered at the chuch,
Sunday, March 20. Participating on
the program were DR.. and Mrs.
Brewer, Of Detroit; Mrs. Bertha
Frazier, Miss Mable Sheldon, Lucy
Mae Hawkins, and the Carwell
Five. Miss Gray thanked the parti-
cipants, and closing remarks were
delivered by Elder J. w. Gaudy.
Peter Johnson, 397 Visger, a To-
cal patrolman, gave a birthday
party, Friday, March 81, which was
attended by number Of his friends
and relatives. Guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Williams, oil
Highland Park; Frank Hollis and
Willie Henry, Of North Detroit
H. Johnson, L. Wyllie. T. Wit
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, ant
Miss Hattie Reed Local guests IN
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Browne, Clarence oliver, Mrs. Alice
Lacked, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Camp
bell, W. II. Armstrong, Thoma:
Graham, and many others.
The Michigan Baptist Builders
Association held their annual meet
ing at the Union Baptist Church
River Rouge. March 81 through
March 80. Members of the associa.
ton were present from all parts o.
the state Row q w Carr rrraa eiic.