The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-12-19
Quinn Chapel A. NJ. Z. Church

Quin Chapel has again reached
its highest under the splendid
leadership of Rev. M. r. Rhone-
nee, and is still moving on. After
an inspiring and educational SER
mon the topic being the "Duty of
Church Membership" Twelve per-
sons were received in full member
ship and two united. The attend
ence was very large, and among
our visitors were The Masonic
Grand Master York Harrison and
Attorney Birch.
Quinn Chapel is looking toward
to a great time Christmas Candle
Lighting Services begin 600 a. NJ.
with a sermon by the pastor, pro-
cession by the choir with candles
and members also. The Christmas
exercise is sponsored by the
Christian Endeavor, Sunday School
and Marylee Circle will be held at
the church Wednesday night at
1870, December 23rd.
Mrs. Lucy oliver, member and
stewardess of Quinn Chapel A. NJ
+. Church is confined in her bed at
Hurley Hospital. Joseph Smith is
improving at the Hurley Hospital
Mrs. Julia Smith, is improving at
her relatives home on Elm street.
Funeral services of Fred Walker
were held at. Watkins Funeral
Home, Thursday, December 10th.
Rev. NJ. r. Rhonenee officiating.
Mrs. Martha Butler and Mrs.
Edna Robins of Flint, visited DR..
and Mrs Clyde Alexander, Kansas
City, Kansas, recently. Mrs. Alex
ander is a former Alma Raymond
Of Flint On their way home they
stopped at Chicago and spent Il
couple of days with Mrs. Leola
Haley of that city. The ladies re-
port a splendid trip.
Vernon Chapel A. VI. Z.
Too much praise cannot be Civ
en- to this church membership for
the splendid work they have done
under the newly appointed pas
tor, Rev. James Atkins. They have
almost doubled the membership
and plans have been made for his
new church. Rev. Atkins have al
ready elected his officers for this
conference year and great increase
was hown in the Quarterly Con-
ference. The Presiding Elder, DR..
j. w. Saunders gave much praise
to the people for their splendid
cooperation with their new pastor.
Mrs. Atkins, the pastors wife, is
sparing no pains in bringing the
young people and the young marri-
ed women into the activities of the
church.
Bethel 4. VI. T.. Church
This church is takig on new life
under Rev. Green, their new leader.
Rev. Green preached a soul STIR
ring sermon Sunday morning to a
crowded church. He is one of our
active pastors of the community
and is much loved by his people.
1t. James {. VI. +. Church
Rev. d. NJ. Fullwood is pastor.
Services were we'll attended Sun
day and Rev. Fullwood preached a
soul stirring sermon to a we'll fill
ed house. All the Departments of
this chucrh is cooperating splen-
didly and the congregation have
hopes for a greater church in the
future.
Blackwell A. VI. T.. Zion Church
Rev. NJ. T. Joseph is very sue
cessful pastor of this church. Rev
Joseph is doing a good work and
his people are very much encour-
aged. The members are living in
hopes for a new church on the pre-
sent site. The people are report
ing their Quarterly Conference was
the best in the history of the
ed house. All the departments of
DR.. Joseph. A splendid spirit of CO.
operation is seen in the member
ship. the church clerk reports.
New Hope Baptist Church
New Hope was we'll attended
Sunday. Rev. Sharp from the North
Side and his community had charge
of the services at New Hope in the
afternoon. They are making won
derful progress under the leader
ship of Rev. Edmondson.
VT Olive Baptist Church
This is the leading Baptist
Church on the South Side, and is
represented by some of the best
citizens of Flint, being long resi-
dents Of high standard. This church
is with out pastor at present.