The Detroit tribune., 1938-12-10
YPSlLANTl
Py Mrs. EugenIa O'Bannon

$3.50 am. Sunday. Nov. 27 with s.
brockman. superintendent. presId-
ing The pastor, the Rev. "A. q.
Simmons. preached to an appreci-
ative audience.
AT the choIr's last r,eelinv in the
home OF Mrs. NJ Watkins. Officers
were elected as follows Mrs. Flor
ence Harris. president: clarence
Owens, vice president; Mrs. LgdIa
Neal secretary; Mrs. Ethel VIII
llams. assistant secretary; Mrs.
Nadine Watkins. treasurer. The
members OF the choir gays Mr.. AID
Mrs. Theron kersey. chorisrcr and
organist, respectively. rousing
vote OF appreciation for the faith
iul services rendered thscughou'
'ho year.
The ladies OF stewart les, Loard
No. >. assisted by their f,iends.
gave the pastor and family a turkey
and all the trimmings for their
Thanksgiving dinner.
The morning sermon at Second
Baptist church was preached by the
pastor who spoke from Luke 1851.
subject, THE result Of PRAYER. .
The Rev. T.. l.. clark was pulpit
guest. The Elite Jubilee singers
were present and rendered two
stirring selections.
At $3.50 pm. the Sunday school
class Of girls taught By The Rev.
r. G. Brown. were awarded ceriifi-
Gates OF merit by Asst. Superin-
tendent George Hamilton. 4 short
program was also rendered..
Al 1;jo pm. A large audience
greatly enjoyed the wonderful song
fest given by the singing units of
the church
Mrs. Nora Dean and daughter,
Florence. Of Amherstburg. Ont.
were holiday guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. A. IA. Anderson.
Mcsdames Emma r'recmsn and
Mae Perkins. In company with their
sister-in-law. Mrs. cynthia Collins.
spent the weekend visiting in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Martha Lee clay and the
Rev. G. W. Carr motored TO Toledo,
Ohio. Wednesday, Nov. %, where
they were joined in holy weclock
by the Rev II. T. Nelson. The
couple was accompanied by Rev.
and Mrs. +. c. Copeland, OF River
Rouge
The Ladies Gospel sextet molored
TO The Raptist church in Port Ha-
ron Friday. Nov -, whore thcy
thrilled large audience in very
fine recital. They were accompa-
MED by the Rev. II. g. Brown
whose vocal selection evoked many
ferveni amens.
The Premier Dramatic players of
ypsilantk presented their success
fmI play. Judas" Thanksgiving
evening at Second Baptist church
Ann Arhor. The affair was largcl,
attended. Many were deeply I'm.
pressed by the splendid perfor.
nance.
Funeral rites of Mrs. viola
Wright Dorsey were held from
Brown chapel AME Church Mon.
day, Nov. 2S at pm. Mrs kersey
was stricken Wednesday n Il
passed away Friday. Npv - in St
Joseph hospital. The deceased
who was ~ years of age. was horn
IN Ann Arbor. Mich, in 1857. She
Is survived by five daughters. Laura
and Anna at home; Margaret. Mrs
Julia Watson, Mrs. John Williams
all of Detroit: husband. Charlie;
kersey. one uncle. Robert Free
man Detroit. Pastor Simmons or
ficisted.
Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Perdue wer,
holiday guests Of his mother ant
sister. Mrs Amelia Perdue an,
Mrs Daisy Whigham.
Mrs. Vida Carter Murray Of Al.
bion spent THANKSGIVING with hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Carter
She was entertained at dinner
where covers were laid for sever
guests including Mr. and Mrs. Rob.
crt Vest aud cousin of Ann Arbor
Get your ticket in time for The
big contest between Elite luhile,
and the Flying cloud quartet. both
Of Detroit 10 he sponsored by Sec.
ond Baptist church at the Harriet
Street school Dec. lJ at $40 pm
Mrs. vassar who became Ill a.
church Sunday Is much better Al
this writing.
Mrs. Josephone Anthony Is recii'
peraiing ai the home ~ her daugh
ter. Mrs. Anna simpson
Several ypsi residents attended
the Wings over Jordan program al
Second Baptist church. Detroit
Thanksgiving nIsht Among those
attending from lpsianti wcrc Mrs
Ethel Neely and Mrs. Margaret
Hall. X !.