The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
WINDSOR, ONT.
By Arytia Chase

the b. nj. +. church, taking his
text from Isaiah 5:1 Rev. c. p.
Jones OF Oakville was the guest
speaker at the evening service He
spoke on the text take We away
the stone Little Nedrabelle Stew
art of Marylin, Ind. and her little
brother Philip sang a duet. Some
body touched me-" Mrs. Robbins OF
y. Buxton. Ont. gave reading:
Miss Gladys Washington sang
solo and the senior choir sang at
both services.
Visitors from North Carolina
Jackson, Miss, Kentucky. Arkansas
Indiana, Arkon. Chicago, Detroit,
Harrow Chatham attended the
Church OF God in Christ during the
broadcast
Rev. l.. l.. Berry president OF the
home and foreign missionary socie-
~ OF the AME churches was the
speaker at 4:30 p. m. AT the Bap-
list church on Mercer street. A
large crowd attended. Mre. Hunt
Of Toronto was the soloist at the
b. NJ. Il. church.
Or. Ray Perry OF Los Angeles,
Calf, has returned home to cele-
brate his eleventh wedding ami
yersary. DR.. Perry was one time
track athelete of Windsor cole
giate Upon his graduation in wind
scr, Or. Perry left TO bagin his
study OF dentistry. He was accom-
panied on his recent visit TO Wind
sor by his wife, Mrs. Perry who
is a school teacher
Fred Warren of Chicago visited
his son and daughter Danny and
Elizabeth Warren Of Mercer street
Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. |. II. Edwards, the
newlyweds have returned home and
have taken up residence on Louis
avenue. They attended the Baptist
association recently held.
The association was held in North
Buxton from Aug. 25 TO 2S. Among
the Windsoritee present were Ar
thur Mcdowell, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Boyd. Mr..
and Mrs. Solomon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker and daughter Freda. Misses
Henderson, Solomon, Watkins,
Wells. Green. Lucas; Messrs. Park
err. Torrance Freeman, l.. Jones.
Andrew Talbot and Arthur Berton.
Rev. and Mrs. Jackson, McDou-
gall. were the overnight guests of
Rev. and Mrs. Stewart. N. Buxton
last Thursday. Rev. Stewart &C
companied them to the city.
Rev. and Mrs. Stewart were al
so the hosts to Rev. and Mrs. Ed
wards who visited the Baptist as
ISOLATION.
Arthur Mcdowell has returned
after spending week in Chatham
and n. Buxton.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Scott, Elliott street: and Mrs,
Brooks are now able TO be on. az
ter being i'll for sometime.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harrison,
Goyeau street, are the proud par
ents Of baby girl born Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Kersey of Nc
Dougall also have fine baby boy.
Miss Ann Smith has returned
home after spending a delightful
vacation in Washington. ID. c. and
other cities.
Miss Dorothy Taylor left Mon
day 10 spend a week in Lansing.
jackson and Chicago.
All local folks on the sick list
are improving.
A. VI. t. Conference
The 54th annual conference OF
the AME church in Canada was
held at the local church, Aug. 81
2S inclusive with Rt. Rev. John An
drew, d. d. of Kansas City presld-
ing.
On wednesday, Aug. "a was mis-
sionary day and Rev. j. +. Wilson
was speaker. Thursday. Mayor
Wigle welcomed the delegates to
the city. Response to his address
was made by Rev. l.. l.. Berry of
New York, n. Y. A pageant, under
the direction OF VIM Kelly, depict
ing the progress OF the church was
presented. The title OF the pageant
was zone Hundred Years OF Afri-
can Methodism in Canada" In 1856
the AME church withdrew from
: the parent church due 10 the diff
ference in the oath of allegiance of
the two churches. therefore be-
coming the BME church In 1854
the AME and BME church united
in name as well as doctrine.
Bishop Gregg spoke SUNDAY
morning taking his text from Ps.
1919. A, Sunday School session fea-
tured the afternoon VIM. H. Kelly
of Windsor was elected general
superintendent; Miss Alberta
Jones OF Oakville. secretary and
Mrs. Hattie Johnson of Central
Grove. treasurer. A Bible donated
by Bishop Gregg for the most eff
cient Sunday School worker was
received by Miss Jeanette Wood
cock OF this city,
The fnal sermon of the confer
c. +. Harris. pastor: the Church