The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-31
FLINT, MICH.
QUINN CHAPEL

~..,or,s Son Wels Lansing Girl
Miss Grovella Busby, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Busby, Of
.ns,ng, became the bride Of
c Carrier Matthew Rhonenss. son Of
Ne REV. and Mrs. NJ. r. Rhonsnee.
sunday. December 10, at : pm. The
CEREMONY took place At the George
. collins AME church in Lansing.
!, which the Rev. L. Pettiford Is
castor. The Rev. n. r Rhcnenee
dictated.
More than four hundred guests
xs,s present and the wedding was
~. OF the most beautiful ever held
N me George Collins church.
The church Wa beautifully deco
,.,.d with flowers and lovely vocal
.olos we're rendered by Mrs. L.
watkins, OF Flint. and Floyd Mat
,hexs, OF lansing. accompanied by
Mrs. Gwenola Smith. who also
rlaysd the wedding march.
Thu bride came down the aisle
m the arm OF her father. She wore
4 charming gown Of white brocaded
velvet, with a veil and cap OF white.
made OF ostrich feathers and white
ribbon. aud white satin shoes.
The groom was attired In full
. dress.
The bridesmaids were clad In
retty gowns Of different colors.
They included Misses Maxine Craig.
Matte Cullurs. Francilia Cooper.
Tessebell Cooper, RachelIe Brown.
Barbara Roberts, Glenora Rhone-
rec. Esther Quinn and Katie Smith.
The matron OF honor was Mrs.
Mary p. Wallis: the maid Of honor
being Mrs. Marjorie z. Simpson.
The male ushers wore tuxedos
and included Messrs. J. Morgan.
Roy Johnson. Howard Dabney, Ed
ward Talbert. Frank Carpenter,
Chester MCGEE. oliver Smith. Floyd
Matthew'S. Phillip Warren and Ivan
wahls.
There were also six little fiower
girls and q ring-bearer. Following
the marriage ceremony. reception
vas held In the dining room OF the
church. Another reception was
held Monday evening. December 10,
at Quinn Chapel AME church. In
Flint.
Young Mr.. and Mrs. Rhonenee
vii reside In Flint.
Church Notes
Mrs. Eunice Chambers. newly
elected president OF the Christian
.Endesvor. has outlined 4 fine pro-
gram for the society. She Is q zeal
Gus Christian worker among young
people, and the youth Of the church
are asked to cooperate with Mrs.
Chambers program.
The pastor OF Quinn Chapel, the
Rev. NJ. X. Rhonenee. preached an
impressive sermon Sunday morn
Ing. Dec. IS, subject. And the gov
eminent shall be upon his shout
der" The Senior choir sang a
number OF beautiful carols. Sc
lections were also rendered by the
Gospel chorus. Two we're added to
the church membership.
A candle lighting service was
held at Quinn Chapel on Christmas
morning al o'clock. Presenting
the Gift" was the topic OF the pas
Tors sermon. Music was furnished
b. the Senior and the Gospel
choirs. After the services. free
breakfact was served.
The Junior church was in charge
OF the 10 am. service. Christmas
Day. The pastor spoke on Youth"
Saturday night which was Christ
mas Eve. tho Sunday School OF
Quinn Chapel A. M. =. Church held
their annual Christmas exercises.
Miss G. Adams and Miss Edna
Burks were In charge OF the pro-
gram which consisted OF readings.
and musical numbers. Remarks
we're made by the pastor. Many
presents were distributed to the
Students who attend Sunday School.
AT 500 a. m. Candle lighting
services were held at the church.
Rev. NJ. r. Rhonenee pastor preach
I'd on Presenting the Gift" Gen.
~; So And the servant brought
forth jewels of gold and raiment,
and gave them to Rebecca; he al
% gave to her brother and to her
mother precious things" The choir
lang many Christmas carols at
their best. This service was en-
dyed by many members and
friends. Following this service a
self service free breakfast was
served.
The morning services. which
were conducted by the junior
church were we'll attended by the
Joung people. The choirs were at
their best. The pastor preached
Al Inspiring sermon which gave
the parents Of the children some
ning to think OF and TO take into
consideration. His topic wac Pre-
senting he Child. One main
thought vas. 0bedient children will
20 az they have been commanded
70 do, II q child 10 taught wrong |
when II 10 old enough 1t will do
nothing else but wrong. In spite |
o. the weather We had q we'll filled
house.
At 500 D. M, the Christian en-
esavor had a very inspiring lesson
Which was based on Christmas. |