The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-08
NKSTER news NORTHDETRO1|H
~ Mrs. while Mary BInIon

The Gospel chorus OF Smith cha
-, was reorganized recently. Jos
m Davis was reelected president;
r. Perry. vice president; Mrs.
annie Anthony. secretary; Mrs.
,satrice Branch. assistant secre-
srv. Mrs. Claude winfrey, choris-
ar: Floyd Achols, librarian; Mrs.
,ennie NJ. Reilly, organist; aud
.frs Mildred Morrison. directress.
Mrs. Merlene Pace, Of North
lain street, Detroit, has been the
house guest Of her mother and
mt. Mesdames Carrie Ford and
BEATRICE Branch.
Mrs. b. Branch, 3239 Isabelle
venue, was hostess "Wednesday e.
,ening TO the Imperial Art and Lit
rary club. Arthur Cartwright
vas guest OF honor. A delicious
.epast was served.
Rev. A. ID. Evans delivered a stir
ring sermon Sunday morning. sub
ect. .'Sell out, Come and Follow
lesus." Boy Scout Troop No. .
we're present. They were intro
duced and gave the scout oath and
.alute.
At 3 p. NJ. Rev. Evans. his Sem
Tor choir and congregation visited
rev. O. B. Jones and congregation,
4 Second Baptist church. Rev.
Evans delivered the message. Mrs.
Rose Mary Simmons rendered a
,olo.
At the evening service, the mem
lers OF the Gospel chorus rendered
several numbers. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Ophella Jones.
Rev. Evans Is conducting a mar
rage clinic. His admonition last
sunday night WAS TO women. Next
sunday. he will discuss "Ten Com
nandments For Men,"
The pastor and members OF Smith
chapel church extend their sympa-
ny to Floyd Akles for the death
Of his brother: and Mrs. Joseph
Davis. for the death of her brother.
The Deacons' popularity contest,
which will end on October %.
promises to be both interesting and
beneficial.
The Premier Players, Of Ypsilanti,
will present . Biblical drama,
Judas. Friday, october IA.
Read the Detroit Tribune each
week and keep informed on what
he progressive citizens OF Inkster
aud other cities OF Michigan are
doing.
Mrs. Rhoda Frasier is reported
% the sick list this week.
The willing workers board, OF
Smith Chapel church, met at the
home OF Mrs. w. NJ. Binion, Mon
day evening.
Wom0ck JempIe
Services at Womack Temple
church were we'll attended last
Sunday. Elder J. b. Barnette
preached q fine sermon at the
morning hour. The sum OF $40
was raised in the rally.
Elder Cobb and his congregation
vorshipped at the evening hour.
Holy communion was administered
BY the pastor.
Quincy NJ. Laney and Mrs. II. A..
NeNeeley returned Sunday night
rom a trip to Lancaster, 5. c.,
where they visited their mother
and friends.
First Baptist church
The Rev. A. l.. Merritt preached
Sunday morning from the subject,
Warming BY The Devils Fire Fol-
owing the regular services, Pastor
Merritt baptized twelve.
Rev. II. f. Owens Is conducting. a
splendid revival.
A pleasant sunday" program
will be presented on October g.
BY the Senior choir, under direc-
ion OF G. c. Wyatt.
Rev. G. w. Carr was visitor
at First Baptist church last Sum
day morning. other guests included
Leola Merritt. Primas Merritt. and
Rev. F. G. Copeland. OF River
Rouge
Second Baptist church
The pastor, the Rev. o. b. Jones.
preached Sunday morning from
Romans 1918, subject. 1.-THE Ex-
cellence OF the Gospel" In the
afternoon, the Pastors Aid society
we're hostesees to Smith Chapel A.
" z. church. Rev. Evans spoke on
The Pleasure OF Religion"
After Rev. Cunningham's address,
The Lords Supper was administer
I'd at the evening service.