The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-20
Acquaintance With
GodPastor's Theme

streets. Roseviile. Mich. is always
opened promptly az sl5 by the
very Efficient superintendent. Har-
r:son kersey. The subject for dis
cussion. The Christian Minister
vas interestingly led Sunday. Nov
IL by Mr. Kersey who is also one
Of the officers OF the A. Vi T. Lay
men movement
Al i0:i5 after the usual opening
order Of service. the pastor. Rev
" E. Smith lined the familia-
hymn. 20 for heart 70 praise my
God which was heartily sung by
choir and congregation "Acquain-
taace With God vas tie theme OF
ReY Smiths discourse. text being
JOB p q. "Acquaint now myself
w.'h him and be at peace; thereby
-upi shall! come unto thee"
Rev smith said. Those who are
acquainted with God are anxious
ior ne success OF his kingdom be-
irg spread in the hearts or men.
We are his instruments. thus We
should help the church on 10 sue
cess in saving first. ourselves. our
children, community. city and ma
ton The father OF success is work
the mother OF success is ambition I:
the oldest son is common sense and
some OF the other boys are persev-
erance. honesty. thoroughness
foresight and cooperation The
speaker continued. The Oldest
daughter is character some OF
her sisters are cheerfulness, loyal
". courtesy. care. economy. SINGER
ity and harmony. The baby is o?-
portunity."
The various characters were
wildly outlined and discussed
stress being laid on get ing we'll
acquainted with "old man work
and "old lady ambition" IN order =.
be able 10 get along viii. al, TIE
rest Of the family
> The A. c. Z. League met at p.
m with Miss Florence Powell. pres
ident. presiding In the adult de-
partment "Prejudiccs are TN
Christian" was discussed being led
by Miss Blunt: In the young peo-
pies department., One OF cur com
mon enemies Poverty was dis
cussed This interesting group of
boys and girls are led by Mrs Mat
tie Braxton Following he lesson
the young people presented a very
good program which all resent en-
joyed Those who fail 10 attend the
league at st. Luke are missing a
treat. Visitors at the league and
evening meetings were Taft and
Grover Webb. 25165 Blair avenue,
A. Murray, 25358 Pearl street; Nc
Duffy Blount. 25325 Pinehurst. Mr..
Jones. Mrs. Murray and Rev. NJ.
c. Moore. Miss Helen Paterson. vice
led the Mizpah.
Rev. M. c. Moore OF the First
Baptist Church brought the mes
sage using the text Ps. 1914. 20
give thanks unto the LORD for he
Is good etc" II was a fine sermon
and well delivered.
Sunday, Nov. 81. the p.stor will
speak on the subject I'll" Mission
OF Christ text st. Luke 1910. At
3 D. m. the Rev Moses Williams,
his choirs and congregation will
worship at st. Luke. Cou'r out and
worship with us.
Thanksgiving Day, Nov 25. the
Roseyille Community Thanksgiving
service will be held at 81 Luke A.
NJ. f. beginning promptly at 1890
a. m. at which time an old time
class meeting and testimonial SER
vice will be engaged in. Rev. A. b.
Crosby. pastor OF the CGod Hope
Baptist Church will deliver the
opening message to be followed by
invitation to new members nd the
Rev Key, pastor OF t'ir.t Baptist
Church will deliver the closing
message. We are requesting that all
choirs and congregations will tlrr
out 100 per cent with heir re-
spective pastors.
Funeral rites for the lee Trus-
tee Lincoln Stephens who lied.
Nov were held from CT LIKE
Saturday. Nov. -. 2 p. m. Rev.
Smith officiated. Burial was in Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery
Again we wish to invite the pub
lie to our services. The directions
are as follows: out Gratict , rem
Mile road. turn right an'. drive a
few blocks TO Pearl street. frfn
left on Pearl to Oakdalc
Miss Florence Blunt IS church
reporter.