The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-27
WORTH DETROIT
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church

The contest held on Jane 10, at
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church, of
which Rev. M. Bolden is pastor,
was a real success, a total of SIG
having been raised and reported.
This amount was brought in by
the following: Misses Fora Hunt,
Bolden, Hart, Smell, Barnett,
Shute, Palmer, Collins, Parks, and
Robinson.
Rev. Bolden is giving his daugh-
ter Miss Nettie Mae Bolden, de-
lightful reception. She is visiting
him from New York,
A beautiful wedding took place
Saturday, June 20, at 1880 p. m.
when Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith,
POTS Mclean street, gave their
daughter, Sarah Frances Smith, in
marriage to Albert Jackson. Rev.
Melvin officiated. The young cou-
pie receive numerous gifts.
Mt. Zion Baptist
Mt. Zion Church, which is locat-
ed on Meade street, has called a
pastor, Rev. G. b. Heath, a young
man of rare spiritual power and
eloquence. Great success is pre-
dicted for him, in his new pastor
ate.
The past week the Friendship
Harmony Four made their first
public appearance in North De-
troit and delighted large audi
ence. They were assisted by a
branch of the Ladies Quartet and
other artists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens, 203S Nc
Lean, are the proud parents of a
fine baby girl.
The funeral services Of the late
Mrs. Maud Gregory were held
from Peace Baptist Church, Thurs
day, June Is, at l p. m. The de-
ceased passed away Sunday, June
IA. She was born in Georgia and is
survived by her husband, seven
children, her mother, two sisters,
and a brother. Rev. L. T. Clay Of
ficiated. Ford and Ford were in
charge of the funeral.
Mrs. G. Harris, of bearing street
has returned from a sojourn OF
several weeks in the South
Friends are glad to have Mrs. Har-
ris home again. She is a leading
club woman.
Seventh Day Adventist Church
A fine service was hel dat the
Seventh Day Adventist Church, at
Hartford and Cobb, Sunday, June
81, at $3.50 p. m. Among those on
program were the combined
groups of Lomax A. M. E. Zion
musical department, including the
senior and junior choirs and the
Gospel Singers. Several choice
numbers were rendered by talent
ed artists of the Adventist Church.
DR.. w. A. Blackwell, of Lomax
Church, was guest speaker and de-
! livered a burning message. 1t
was a masterpiece. Miss Matte
Hunt, of Lomax, was mistress OF
ceremonies.
The Ministerial Alliance of the
A. NJ e. Church of the Detroit
district, in appreciation Of DR.. A
A. Blackwell's service in Detroit
are presenting him with a purse
DIR. Blackwell is the retiring presi-
dent of the organization. Rev. P
r. Flack is in charge.
A. VI. +. Church
Sunday, June 81, the attendance
, at the A. NJ. f.. Church, at Chip
pewa and Kentucky streets, o.
, which Rev. w. f. Walker is pas
tor was large. During the past two
years, the pastor and congrega
! ton have built an entirely new
church building. Rev. Walker Il
one Of the senior pastors of this
district, having pastored several
different churches.
Sunday was Father and Sons
! Day, and the pastor preached al
inspiring sermon at IL a. m. to {
: large audience He impressed thu
Importance OF men preparing
themselves in life to make a ojur
ney. Rev. Walker is planning {
rally on the fourth Sunday, t
raise s125, and is asking the co
operation aof all members ant
friends. The church has just in
stale da sweet-toned organ. Tn
various auxiliaries Of the churcl
are planning several functions dur
ing July, to h clip meet the obliga
| fiona of tho church