The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06
(By MRS. w. NJ. BINION)
Smith Chapel

The Senior Choir rendered ex-
cellent music Sunday morning. The
pastor delivered a fine sermon.
Charles Graham and Charles
Adams joined the church.
Pastor Evans delivered his re-
port from the General Conference,
which all enjoyed
The sick of the church include
Mrs. Lena Harvey, Mrs! Leila
Manner, Charles Williams, Paul
Williams, Mrs. Elizabeth Dixon,
and Will Cowans.
Mrs. Matilda Hodges, Of Harri-
son Road, has returned home, af-
ter having been confined for sew
eral months at Fairview Sanitor-
iun, in Detroit. Mrs. Addie Tay-
lor, of Spruce street, is GONZALES
cling.
The pastor and members of
Smith Chapel were glad to well
come Will Johnson back to church,
after a long absence due to ill
ness. He attended services Sun
day.
The following persons were
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Evans,
Saturday: Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester
w. Craig, Paul Parish and Mrs.
Feddie Bowman.
Clarence Evans was the dinner
guest of his brother, Rev. A. d.
Evans, Sunday afternoon.
The two stewardess boards Of
Smith Chapel, will present the
Deputy Sheriffs' Band, Of Wayne
County, Sunday afternoon, June z.
Mrs. Leona Goodson is chairman.
Macedonia Baptist Church
The church school picnic, which
was held at River Rouge Park, Sat-
urday, May 80, was a real treat to
all who attended. The superintend-
ent, Mrs. Brown, and teachers OF
the school, extend thanks to the
parents and truck-drivers, for their
hearty cooperation. 1t is to be re-
GREETED that many came too late
to secure transportation.
The attendance at Macedonia
each Sunday is steadily growing.
Last Sunday morning, Pastor Cole
man preached a stirring sermon,
text, Acts 4:23, "And being let go,
they went to their own company,
subject, Unbound Men" 1t was
an inspiring discourse.
The pastors evening sermon was
from Psalms &c. Three former
members came back to the church.
The Missionary Circle meets each
Monday, from to p. m. The Sun
day School convenes at $50 each
Sunday morning. The B. Y. P. U
is held each Sunday, from 6 to
D. m. All are invited to attend
these meetings.
Members of Macedonia are urged
to visit the sick, among whom are
Mother Chubby, Mother Stubble-
field, and Miss Ardella Poe. Also
read the Tribune every week.
The cantata rendered last Sun
day by MACEDONIA and New Mt. Zion
was a brilliant success. 1t was Civ
en- at Macedonia and many at
tended.
Everybody is always welcome al
Macedonia.
Pastor Evans and members o.
Smith Chapel worshipped Wednes
day night, with Rev. E. r. Jones
of Beulah Baptist Church.
Saturday evening, the members
Of willing Workers Club will leav,
the home of Mrs. Irene Kilgore, OF
grand excursion. All are invited
| to go. Price ten cents.
| The Social Elites will sponsor ;
wiener roast, Saturday, June 6 a
1880 p. m, at the home Of Mrs
Ethel Myers. A lovely quilt will b.
given away. Agnes Benton is pre-
sident.
The Imperial Literary and Ar
Club met with Mrs. Mamie j. Dem
by, Wednesday evening, with Mrs
N. Pace presiding.
The Educational Study Club, o
Detroit, presented Unfolding tn
Pages of Negro History" at Wo
mack G. NJ. e. Church, Frida,
night.
Mrs. Cora Barnes and w. Mat
thews motored to Pittsburgh
where they spent the weekend.
The Industrial Art Club enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Rache
Perry, Saturday.
Mrs. Bessie Berdon was mad
happy Friday morning, by the ar
rival of her husband and youn
son. Mrs. Berdon Is the sister @
Mrs. Mildred Morrison, of Hickor
Street.
Mrs. Beatrice Branch spent tn
week with her sister, Mrs. Priscill
Pace in North Detroit. She was &C
companied by her young son.
Mrs. Creasie Thomas, Of Isabe'
street, entertained the Leisur
Hour Club last Monday Afternoon
Mrs. II. A. McNeeley is presiden
Be sure to read the Detroit Tri
bune each week. 1t is Michigan
outstanding Negro paper.
Second Baptist Church
Sunday was a very busy day a
Second Baptist Church. Sunda
School was opened at the usus
| time and the lesson was discusse
with much interest.
Sunday, being Missionary Sun
day, TIP devotionf' -rvice wa
opened 10y Mrs. }oit, hyOnes an