The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-28
FLINT, MICH.

QUINN CHAPEL AME CHURCH
Sunday was observed as Mems
Day al Quinn Chapel which was
largely attended. DR.. M. r. Rhon-
enee preached stirring sermon
taking for his theme. Memorial
Law" The male choir sang beau
tifully. Too much praise cannot
be given TO our men for their 10y
atty during the entire day.
AZ $500 p. m. the local minis
tiers OF several churches OF the
city preached some very powerful
sermons. The Harmony King
Quartet and Antioch Baptist
Church Trio also appeared on the
program, which was highly en-
joyed by all present. Or. NJ. r.
Rhonenee acted as master OF
ceremonies The rewards were
given TO Brother VIM Gibson. OF
Quinn Chapel. Rev. !. Ollie OF Mt.
Olive and Rev. J. Dudley Of Can
an.
The pastor. officers and mem
bers worshipped with Rev. J. a.
Aiken ct 1880 T. ~ The service
was we'll attended and Rev. NJ. r.
Rhonenee preached fine sermon.
The many visitors which attend
ed our morning services were
Miss Evans OF Chicago. H.. Mr..
and Mrs. Nicely and Booker Rhon-
enee and Mr.. Bailey Of Ypsilanti.
Mich. Mr.. Smith OF Chicago: Miss
Wilson Of Pine Bluff: and Miss
Ulsxton. OF Detroit.
william Vincent passed away
Tuesday. August goth The fun
ersl services were held At Quinn
Chapel A. VI. f. Church. Dr. j.
a. Dean officIaied.
Mrs. Gertrude Rucker passed A.
way Saturday night. August 2ist
at her home from heart attack. She
leaves a husband. Mr.. Rucker and
one daughter Roseland Allen. rel
atives and friends The funeral
services were held AZ Quinn Cha
pei A. NJ. f. church. Wednesday.
August 25th. Rev. NJ. r. Rhone-
nee officiated.
VERNON CHAPEL AME CHURCH
Rev. James A. Aiken. pastor.
preached a wonderful sermon on
"Carnal Test 10 large audience
which was enjoyed by all. The
choir sang many beautifui songs
under the direction OF Mrs. NJ.
Aiken. organist and directories
BETHEL VI. T.. CHURUH
Rev. o. G. Green. pastor. preach
ed n stirring sermon 10 large
audience which was enjoyed by
all present. This church is hav-
ing their meetings at the Clark
School until the completion OF
their new building which will be
started soon.
ST. JAMES {. VI. T.. CHURCH
Rev. d. NJ. Fullwood. pastor,
preached n spiritual sermon 10 a
large audience which was enjoy
ed by all present. The choir was
at its best.
BLACKWELL A. NJ. l.. ZION
Rev. Miller. pastor. Is doing
splendid work for his people. He
preached n stirring sermon TO a
we'll filled house which was very
touching.
ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. Sharp. pastor had won
derful services all day Sunday. He
preached a spiritual sermon all
day Sunday to large audience
which was appreciated by all pres
ent.
GALILEE BAPTIST CHURCH
Good services all day were re-
ported. Rev. watkins. pastor,
preached a powerful sermon TO
packed house both morning and
evening which was enjoyed by all.
SHILOH BATIST CHURCH
Rev. c. W. James. pastor. prea-
ched heartfelt sermon all day
Sunday TO a large audience. The
choir sang many beautiful songs.
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. f. J. Timmons. pastor,
preached wonderful sermon to a
packed house all day Sunday
which were very touching The
choir sang many beautiful songs
10 a large audience. which was
enjoyed by all.
CANAAN BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. T. L. Ballou, pastor. prea-
chcd a wonderful sermon Sunday
to q large audience all day. The
Gospel and Senior Choirs were at
their best. This church is still
working hard for the opening of
their Chautaugua Association
Monday Evening August 23rd and
closing, Sunday. August 2sth.
Sunday being general officers
day. Dean spivey, Of Payne Theo-
logical Seminary, was guest all
day. and the speaker at the 1850
hour. Dean spivey used as his
subject Preachers. It was