The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-09
IMPRESSIVE PROGRAM
PRESENTED BY MEMBERS
OF 10Th CENTURY CLUB
YPSILANTI,
By Mrs. EugenIa 0'Dannon

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Browns Chapel used as the text OF
his message Sunday morning 1st
John 81, Behold what manner OF
love the Father hath bestowed upon
u.s." It was very inspiring SER
mon. Two accessions were made
to the church.
The reception given Oct. l hon
oring Rev. and Mrs. Davis by the
choir of Browns Chapel went over
In big way. A splendid program
preceded the reception whi h was
held In the church basement. Mrs.
Rose Starks Is chairman OF the
choir's monthly program which will
be held Sunday. Oct. 10. She prom
Uses a rare treat to those who will
attend
A week of prayer service began
Monday preparatory to the revival
which will begin Sunday.
Pastor Robertson OF Second Bap-
list church chose for his Sunday
morning text Mark 14:34 from
which he preached very forceful
sermon. One was added to the
church. At p. m, Second Baptist
Missionary Society sponsored q
very fine program at st. John
church. AS Monroe street, Rev. J.
McIntvra naafor
Beginning Wednesday. Oct. Is
Evangelist v. Lipscomb Of 8. c.,
will conduct series OF meetings
at st. John church which will con-
tinue through the II. The gener-
al public Is asked TO como and hear
this great speaker. Mrs A. K. Nc
Intyre is church clerk
Communion and the Lords Sup
per were administered TO a large
congregation at Second Baptist
church Sunday evening. The third
anniversary OF Rev. Roberson's pas
torate concluded Monday night
Sept. 81. A very fitting and i'm
pressive program was prepared
through the thoughtfuiness CT Mrs
II. Green having the pastor and
his wife seated In a reserved place
throughout the weeks services.
Praisworthy testimonials were CIV
en- by members Of the various aux
iliaries OF the church including
Deacon Robertson. Mrs. M. Carr OF
Mission Circle: A. Patterson OF the
the choir; N. Anderson of the trus-
tee board; L. d. Tanner Of the
B aior prayer band: A Simmons Of
the usher boar6 and s. Taylor Of
the Sunday School and B. Y. p. U.
Others speaking were +. Fam. o.
Davenport and Joe Walls. Rev. and
Mrs. Robertson responded with
pleasing and appreciative remarks.
They received many nice gifts from
the church. The X. w. G. club pre-
sentetl a lovely cake. DR.. l.. G.
Perry acted as chairman. The
program was followed by serving
delicious refreshments.
The Palm Leaf club met last
week at the home OF Mrs. Thelma
Goodman. The Ladies' Gospel SEX
tctte met with the Gospel Choral
Union Wednesday, Sept. 20 at which
time they met warm welcome. The
Union Is considered one OF the es-
sential factors OF the churca. The
chorus will be here Oct. IL under
auspices OF the sextette and Cos
pei Chorus. The Union singers are
under the efficient leader ship Of
Nine. A. Hutchin of Detroit.
The willing Workers met at the
home of Mrs. Lizzie Boswell.
Miss Louise Henderson celebrate
gd her 18th birthday Friday. Oct.
at the home OF her mother, Mrs.
Edna Henderson. A lovely dinner
was served to the following: Miss
es Marian Kersey. verna Henry,
Earthlyne Foley. Viola Roper. Hen
rietta and Althea Brown Mae Fran
co.'s: Walter Robertson, Merlin
King, Donald Kersey. Lewis Free
man. and Misses June and Rosetta
Brown. Miss Henderson received
many beautiful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Starks and
sister Mrs. Nellie Starks Robin
son OF Kokomo, Ind. were the
weekend guests of their brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.