The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-18
YPSILANTI
BY Mrs. Eugenh 0'Bannon

BY mrs. Lugenh O'bannoh
Members and friends Of Browns
Chapel were glad to welcome Rev.
s. c. Davis back for another con-
ference year. Draw near to God
and He will draw near 10 you" was
the subject OF Dew. Davis message
last Sunday morning. Following
the sermon echoes from the re-
Gently held conference we're enjoy
ed. One was added to the church.
At 1880 D. m. the monthly pro-
gram OF the choir was held with
Mrs. B. Kersey acting as chairman.
OF special mention was the pipe
organ selection by Mrs. Gladys
Benon.
At Second Baptist Church Pre-
siding Elder d. Blake brought a
very spiritual morning message.
subject being Seeing God" lisa.
al. There was a large attendance.
= Rev. Garther Robertson pastor
spoke At the evening service. The
Gospel Quartet sang for the evan
geiistic meeting (white) at Bliss
field. Mich. for the second time
Friday. Sept. 10. They have a re-
turn engagement for Sept. rs. Ac-
companying the singers were Miss
Viola Freeman. Mrs. Florence
Fam. James Wilson and Rev.
Robertson.
Mrs. Elvirah McDale. mother OF
Mrs. L. d. Tanner left last Sat-
urday for Greenwood, Miss. her
former homo TO spend several
weeks visiting relatives and
friends. Mrs. yessie Shuford OF
Chicago spent Sunday. Sept. as
guest OF her sister Mrs. George
Hamilton. $40 First avenue.
A capacity crowd Witnessed the
pretty wedding OF attractive Ro-
ianda Boland and Donald Taylor
OF Inkster. Mich, last Sunay at !
y. m. at Brown Chapel. The bride
was given in marriage by her
grandfather, Charles Boland OF
Ann Arbor. The church was beau
tifully decorated with palms and
asters. The frst 10 be ushered to
their seats were the brides moth
er, Mrs. Nina Wilson and the
groom's mother, Mrs. Taylor. The
former was attired in an ashes of
roses colored gown with corsage TO
match while the latter wore a wine
colored dress with a corsage OF
roses. when Mrs. Bernice Kersey,
aunt Of the bride began playing
Msndelssohns wedding March the
bridesmaids and ushers entered
from opposite doors. Misses Lillian
Turner, Mary Jane Dickcrson,
Mary Guther and Electa Hawkins
were bridesmaids. Elisabeth Hern-
don was maid OF honor. Ushers
were Floyd Boswell. HaIen King,
Charles Herndon. Howard Taylor
and william Taylor was best man
Little Clara Bow was flower girl.
The bride was beautiful In 4
dress OF white satin with a Juliet
cap OF point lace caught back with
miniature call lilies. She carried
bouquet OF white roses. lilies OF
the valley and baby breath. After
the bridal march. Clarence Owen
sang Il love you truly" after which
the couple were, united by Rev. s.
c. Davis. The reception followed
at the home OF the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Wilson on
Second street where the newlyweds
are at home 10 their many friends
Miss Ethel White and Mrs.
Mamie Miller OF Cincinnati. Ohio.
are the house guests OF their cou-
sins. Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Brown.
Mrs. Edwin Thompson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Davis OF First avenue
have returned from a weeks vaca-
ton attending the fair at Toronto:
Niagara Falls and other points OF
interest along the route reporting
a lovely trip.
Mrs. 2. r. Davis. 42s First ave-
nue. visited her son. John Davis In