The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-08-07
YPSnANTI,
(By Mrs. Eugenia O'Bannon)

Sunday Services OF Browns cha
pei A. NJ. E. Church were well at
tended. Pastor S. C.Davis brought
splendid morning message. 1880
p. m, the musical program went
over In big way with Mrs. Aman-
da Wickliffe acting mistress OF
ceremonies.
The Rally will close Sunday.
August Sth. All members and
friends are urged to pay their
captains on or before August so
that the Rally may be closed sue
cessfully.
At Second Baptist Church, Pastor
G. Robertson brought a very spirit
ual morning message subj, Where
will you spend Eternity" Rev.
A. Hubbs OF New Orleans, La. was
pulpit guest. 1880 Communion and
Lords Supper was observed. Those
attended the state convention were !:
Rev. G.. Robertson, Mesdames II.
Green, L. d. Tanner: Rev. A.
Hubs. r. c. Brown, and daughters
June and Rosetta, Misses Louise
Henderson and S. " easier echoes
given at morning service were very
inspiring.
The funeral service OF Olin Rob-
inson was held Tuesday, July 81
at End Baptist Church, Rev. Garth
err Robertson officiated. Survivors
are: a widow. Mrs. Caledonia Rob-
inson: children. Marvin. John,
Carrie. Mae, Thelma, william. LOU
Use. Kenneth and Frederick; two
brothers Robert and Guy; brother
in-law Samuel Greer; nephew. w
II. Smith. mother Mrs. Carolyne
Robinson. two sisters. Allie Mae
Miles and Carrie Geer all OF Ash
Vile, n. Car. n cousin Oscar Lind
sey. The funeral service OF Mrs,
Inez Lester was held from End
Baptist Church Thursday, July 20,
Mrs. Lester was born in Carrolton,
Ga. July 2S. 1918 and died July 25,
1887 at Receiving hospital. Rev. A.
J. Jackson. OF Detroit officiated.
She Is survived by husband (Bud)
Lester one brother. Jno. Amos Mar
tin, father; Jack Martin. Grand
mother Mrs. Allie Williams. seven
aunts and three uncles. Let her
alone" was Rev. Jackson's text.
Mrs. Virgil Sears, wife of Dea-
con Eugene Sears was buried from
End Baptist Church, Friday. July
30 at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Sears was
born in Lebanon, Tennessee. Sept
25th. 1887 and died Tuesday, July
27, at 3 o'clock at Boyer Hospital,
She had been a resident OF Ypsi-
lanti eighteen years. During this
time she was an active member OF
church and lodge. Mr.. Sears leaves
a husband. Eugene Sears, two sis
tiers, Jennie Morton and Caroline
Brown. both OF Chicago, ILL.,. two
brothers who are over sea; Jack
and Ralph White and a host OF
friends Rev. A. Hubs officiated
using as a subject, IF a man dies
shall he live again.
George Hamilton and family vis-
tied the remains OF their friend
Bonnie Davis 1850 Illinois st. De-
troit who was drowned while fish
ing last week in lake. The body
was shipped to his home In the
south. Mrs. L. c. Perry left Sat-
urday for a short visit with Mrs. o.
Coleman and sister, Mrs. cora
Ransom, Detroit.
MIR. and Mrs. Mathew and Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis, Detroit; spent. the
weekend visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Jno. whisenant.
Bruce Davis. Jr, 42s Hendris
ST.. visited his little friend Louis
White. II. c. Brown and family
left Saturday, for a short visit with
relatives and friends.
Rev. A. II. Hubbs OF New Or
leans Is here visiting his daughter
Mrs. Hazel Green.
Mrs. Thelma Fam is In Macinaw
Island for a six week stay.
Mrs. Emma Robertson has return
ed home from the hospital much