The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-08-01
MISTER news
(By Mrs. w. ID. BiniOn)

pIeSlueHl, MIS-, NelllS IdCS, vi ~
fred street.
Among the local sick are Mrs.
Claudia williams, who is at Uni
versity Hospital, Ann Arbor; Mrs.
Alice Danley, of Isabelle street;
and Mrs. Alberta Steele, of Har-
riet street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Thomas and Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. McNeeley are on
weekend trip to Niagara Falls.
Accompanying them is Mrs. H. Me
Neeley, of North Carolina, mother
of Mr. McNeeley.
Last Sunday evening the mem
bers of Womack Temple enjoyed a
fine sermon, delivered by Mrs. II.
McNeeley, who is an evangelist.
A private picnic was given re
Gently by the willing Workers Of
Womack Temple, honoring Mrs.
Gertrude Lee on her birthday, ami
Mrs. McNeeley, of North Carolina.
Little Ella Mae Williams has just
returned from Alabama, where she
accompanied the remains of her
mother for interment in the fam
| lily cemetery.
Sunday was an inspiring day at
Smith Chapel. Beginning with the
Sunday School exercises, an inter
esting discussion was led by o.,
Jones. subject, "Hold fast to what
thou hast, Rev, S. G. Davis, for
mer pastor of Smith Chapel, now
pastoring in Jackson, Mich, de-
livered the morning message to a
large congregation. The Gospel
Chorus, directed by j. p. Martin,
was at it's best The Gospel Cho-
rus plans to stage a popularity
contest in the near future.
The pastor and members of Smith
Chapel worshipped Sunday after
noon with Rev. Mack, of Amity Bap-
fist Church. The senior choir and
| Gospel Chorus rendered the music
Pastor Evans preached the after
noon message.
The evening services were con-
Quoted by the pastor and chorus
Mrs. Wright. an evangelist from
st. Louis, Mo-, delivered the ser
mon, subject, stewardship"
The Robert Simmons family, Of
| CT haun thpir
house guest the charming Miss
Chandler, of Birmingham, Alabam-
a. The visitor is very popular So
cially, and is a fine singer and hos
tess. She rendered two lovely vo-
cal numbers, at the Young Peoples
Forum, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin, OF
Walnut street, entertained at al
elaborate buffet luncheon, Friday
evening, honoring Miss Chandler
and Mrs. Rose Simmons. 1t was {
delightful affair and the menu was
superb. Mrs. Martin is an instruc'
tor in domestic science, hailins
from Florida A. e. NJ. College.
j. C. wayt is now directing the
senior choir of First Baptist
Church.
Rev. l. Simms is now at home
with his parents.
Little Magnolia Simms, who
spent her vacation at Pontiac
Mich, has returned home.
Mrs. Alberta Dean recently en-
tertained the Pastors Aid Club, oil
Smith Chapel Mrs. Dean has as
her house guests her mother, Mrs
Wright, and little niece. both Of
st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, of Cherry
street., have Just returned from
vacation trip South, where they
visited friends in Missippi.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS
Sunday School, 8 a. M, Bro. b
Cooper, Supt.
Blackboard demonstration was
given by Sister X. j. Jones( Pas
tors wife, which was very, yer!
inspiring, and enjoyed by all.
The pastor, associated ministers
and Officers assembled in the pas
tors study for their mornings de
votion as usual, this was very in
teresting.
1890 a. m, devotion was con
Quoted by Deacons; N. A. McLane
and Harris, which was also in
spring, and very enjoyable.
Pastor, Rev. o. B. Jones, was a
his post of duty, after spending
the week in Port Huron, Mich.
attending the Michigan Baptis
District Association, of which h
is the Third Vice Moderator; af
ter some brief, and timely remark,
as to the work of the Association
he then delivered a great message
from the subject: Launch Out.
(text: Luke $40 Some Of the mos
vital thoughts was brought out il
this great message Cd There
is both a spiritual, and social sid,
to life; (2) The spiritual man mus
have his food. and the natura
man must also have his food
CD To succeed in any walk of life
we must Launch out into tn,
deep" (D Jesus is always Of
hand at an unusual hour; (5) Jes
us was not invited to all the place