The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-03
v HIT TAKES


vailed In the services 1t Campbell
chapel church last Sun. Thanks
living and the true worship" chos-
an from Psalns 100-2l, was the
theme used BY the Rev. A. Knowles
Tor the morning message. He said.
IN part, "A true worshipper must
have pure motive. True gratitude
"a evidenced In our lives by our at
titude to God. ana Cody things:
by the giving Of ourselves and our
substance to God: and by our sim
cere worship Of Him." Friends
from Romulus Joined In worship
service.
At three o'clock the Rev. q.
Robertson. Of Second Baptist church,
Ypsilanti. his guest choir and con-
gregation. united In worship. The
Rev. Mr.. Robertson was guest speak
err. The Hamilton Quartette gave
two selections.
The Rev. H. q. Simmons, pastor
Of Brown Chapel. Ypsilanti. Joined
with Campbell Chapel in q mid
week service by delivering fine
message, and the choir sang In
their usual excellent manner.
Campbell Chapel was pleased to
have the Rev. Mr.. Simmons return
to his first pulpit and speak to the
congregation.
Little Wesley Brown, son of the
Rev. r. c. Brown, suffered an in
fury to his foot last week while
playing at Lincoln school. His
foot has been placed in q cast.
Little Westley's many friends wish
for him q speedy recovery.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. Knowles
visited in Windsor, Ont. last Mon
day and Tuesday. and enjoyed very
much visiting their many friends.
They were joined by Mrs. Cora Car
ter Tuesday In Detroit, and visited
Mrs. Amanda Tyson before return
ing home. Friday evening the Rev.
and Mrs. Knowles were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Smith.
The Mary r. Handy Missionary
society met with Mrs. Guy Smith
last Tuesday. A very fine meeting.
closing with a Thanksgiving pro-
gram, was enjoyed by the thirteen
members and four mothers
pearls" The lovely gifts OF fresh
fruits. brought BY the members fur
nished q beautiful Thanksgiving
basket for sick brother. On
Wednesday a committee OF five In
Guiding the Rev. A. Knowles Jour-
neyed to the hospital and spent q
happy hour cheering and comort-
ing the shut-in.
Thanksgiving Day Pastor
Knowles were very pleasantly sur.
prised by the three groups Of the
Y. p. d. Of the missionary society
last Tuesday evening. Games were
played and an abundance OF deli
clous refreshments brought the
cd night hour all too soon for
this jolly group. Mrs. Harriet
Rhanm is superintendent OF the
young women. Mrs. Nancy Alex
ander is leader OF the Allen Stars
and Mothers Pearls.
Misses Wanda Smith, Edith Bry.
ant and Melton Cook attended the
home coming party at Lincoln
school lat Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ward and
Mrs. Taylor Of Detroit visited Mr..
and Mrs. Alden Thompson last
Sunday. Mrs. Covia Carter and
daughter Fern visited Mrs. Amanda
Tyson Is Detroit last weekend.
The mid-week service at Camp
bell Chapel was enriched by the
message brought by the Rev. Ros-
ellie Brown who used as a subject
Lift up your heads" Music was
furnished by the Gospel chorus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bryant
and three daughters Joined in the
family gathering and dinner at the
home OF her parents In Ann Arbor
on Thanksgiving Day. They were
accompanied home by Earl Rey-
nolds and daughter, Miss Laurabell
Jackson Of Ann Arbor; and Miss
Henrietta Bryant and Harold Smith
OF Detroit.