The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-28

DIR. IRMAH 4. MOORE
Sunday, May 30, at p. m. She
preached a special sermon to men
last Sunday afternoon. Many were
present.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all. to hear this young woman
OF God. Rev. Samuel s. Davis is
pastor.
Second Baptist Church
Services at Secod Baptist Church
were we'll attended Sunday. The
pastor preached from / Samuel
1916, subject. wait On God" At
3 D. m. special services were con-
Quoted at the church by Rev. Glow
err Of Metropolitan Community
Church. Detroit, assisted by his
choir and members. The message
was forceful and the services were
under auspices OF the Gospel Choir
us
DR.. S. F. Clark, a physician from
New Port. Ark, is located in Ypsi-
lanti, at 215 Buffalo street. He is
graduate of Meharry Medical
College. Nashville. Tenn. and has
been practising eighteen years.
Mrs. Anna Harris is Ill at local
hospital. Other sick OF the com
munity are reported convalescing
The first anniversary Of St Johr
Baptist Church. of which Rev. j
lC. Mcintyre Is pastor, came to
close Sunday, May Is.
Rev. Il. C. Brown preached the
message from Matt. 7:24-25, fol-
lowed by beautiful musical num-
Der by Rosetta and Joan Brown.
At p. m, Rev. G. s: Goldsby
pastor OF Ajalon Baptist Church
Detroit. preached the anniversary
sermon at ST. John Baptist Church
Many of his church members &C
companied him.
The BYPU of Second Baptist held
joint services with st. John at
D. m, Sunday. Rev. A: j Griswold,
Detroit. gave an interesting black
board demonstration, subject, Life
AS A Baseball Game"
Rev and Mrs. Flyod Perdue. OF
Detroit, recently visited his mother,
Mrs. Amelia Purdue, and sister,
Mrs. Daisy Wigham, in Ypsilanti.
The Social Ten met last week, at
the home Of Mrs. p. Brooks. The
meeting this week will be at the
home Of Mrs. G. Benon.
The City Association of Clubs
held their meeting Tuesday, May
10. at Second Baptist Church.
John Bass was recently honored
with surprise birthday party,
which was given at his home, Sat-
urday. May z. Mr. Bass is sixty
seven years OF age. A number OF
out-of-town relatives attended the
party.
Mrs. Bessie Starks and her sis
tiers. Mrs. Hazel Reed, Mrs. Fran
ces Wright. Mrs. Boswell. and Mrs.
Clara Carter, motored to Pontiac
last week, to visit their brother,
Fred Wright.
Thomas Thompson. OF Amherst
berg, is visiting his brothers. Ar
thur and Elijan Thompson, of
Ypsilanti.
The YpsiIanti Branch OF the N.
A. A. c. p, recently organised, held
its second meeting on Monday, May
9. at the Harriet Street School.
The following committee chairmsn
were appointed DR.. L. 9. Perry,
chairman executive committee:
Lander Bennett, Membership; Mrs.
e. Brooks. Entertainment; DR..
Perry. Educational Committee; H.
Francois, Finance. Mr.. Francois,
who is president Of the Ypsilanti
Branch, was also elected as a dele
gate to Columbus. Ohio. which will
convene from June rs to July 8. It
Is also planned to hold a local NJ.
A. A. G. p. mass meeting in the
near future. The local branch has
also received its charter from the
National headquarters In New
York. II was through the efforts OF
the Ypsilanti N. A. A. G. p:
Branch that citizens OF the COM
munity secured a colored physl-
clan, In person OF DR.. 8. r. Clark.
Citizens are urged to Join the local
NAACP and also to patronixe DR..
Clark. Officers Of the local NAACP
include Herbert Francois. presi-
dent: santee Brockman, vice presi-
dent; Miss Bessie Jones. secretary:
Arthur Carter, treasurer.