The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-26
WINDSOR, ONT.
BY ArytIa Chase
First Baptist Church

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Rev. c, L. Wells continued on the
subject what Jesus Taught" at the
evening service Sunday. Rev. Wells
preached at the Marrow BME
church at $3.50 o'clock. T h e
evening service Will commence at
1880 D. m during the winter
months. Miss Victoria Ross sang,
Speaks THE Lord is My Light at
the morning service Sunday, and
Miss Bariclza White sang Dykes
Lead Kindly Light" at the evening
service. Mrs. Nancy Watkins pre-
sented the church with a pulpit
lamp AZ the evening service. Miss
Jameson. of the Providence OF
Alberta. worshipped at the 1880
service. Miss Jamiesm is reputed 10
be a coniralto soloist, having sung
on the radio in the West.
The officers wives, headed b.
Mrs. c. l.. Wells. is staging a
Pew Rally on Sunday. Nov. 81.
At this time Rev. Mr.. Terrell. as
sistant pastor OF the Macedonia
church, Will be the speaker. ac-
companicd by one OF the church s
choirs.
The parsonage has been so COM
pletely renovated inside that the
members Will scarcely recognize
the walls and ceilings.
The Helping Hand Society served
THANKSGIVING Turkey Dinner in
the Church Basement Thursday
from noon until?
The Colonial club will hold a
pleasant Sunday Afternoon SER
vice Doc. II.
Church OF God In Christ
The Michigan State Band was In
the church during tho radio broad
cast and also the two quartetts.
King solomon Harmony Five and
The Evangelist Quartet. Rev. Newl
from Texas and Elder Carpenter
rfrom the Church Of God OF Wind
sor. were among the many visitors.
Elder Morton spoke from Acts /: 8.
After the Holy Ghost has come.
then va shall receive power text,
Solos were rendered by Mre. Ber-
nice Kcrscy and Mrs. Matilda Stin-
son.
Tanner AME Church
The morning service was very
inspiring sunday morning. The
pastor Rev. Charles Penny took
for his text Thanksgiving" Rev.
Eminent Frye preached at the
evening service IN the absence of
the pastor, All prceent enjoyed his
message. Rev. Penny called on Rev.
Best Ishamael Of Harrow Sunday
afternoon 4 Thanksgiving dinner
was served Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Ridley accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. r Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Ridley. and Mrs.
Sales of Detroit and Mr.. and Mrs
r. and their Youngest son and
daughter Warren and Louise
motorcd to North Buxton to visit
Mr.. Chase's mother and faith
or Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chase and
friends.
John Manuel was the guest OF
Leroy chase. Saturday and sun
day. Mr.. Manuel is from New Jer-
sey.
Mrs. Elizabeth Robbins arrived in
The city to spend the winter with
her son and daushter-in-law Mr..
and Mrs. James Robbins.
Little Buster Porter Of Detroit
visited little Louise Chase and
Warren. for one week before going
10 Paris, Tenn to stay with his
father and older brother.
Mrs. Juar Morgan died Friday.
She followed her brother who was
buried in the city Saturday, Nov.
H. Mrs Morgan was the beloved
mother Of Thomas, William. Joseph.
Fred, Lawrence and James all Of
The city.
vii q NJ Marshall and Mrs
Elizabeth Willct both OF Detroit.
spent Friday evening as the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. r. Chase.
GOSSIP
Who We're the three girls that a
certain young gentleman took out
in celebration Of his twenty-first
birthday? We are wondering II
they were out OF town girls or not.
Ills first name begins with an M"