The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-19
YPSnANTI
By Mrs. Eugenia O'Bannoa

Al III CLOCK SUNDAY moInihBs
the pastor OF Brown Chapel, The
Rev. S. T. Davis preached fine
message from Psalms 1852. One
was added TO the membership. At
3 D. m. the pastor and choir al
tended the Allen Day program al
Ehenezer A. NJ r church. in De-
troit The choir participated in the
program. AT 1880, the choir rend-
cred its regular monthly program
The guest speaker was Attorney
Herbert Dudley. Of Detroit He
spoke on The life OF Richard Allen.
Sunday. February 20. al y. M
there will be song feste at the
church. Several choirs will take
part Everybody is welcome.
/ second Baptist Church
The Rev q Robson. pastor OF
Second Baptist Church, brought a
forceful sermon Sunday morning
subject. See Jesus Ten persons
Joined the church, hve being candi-
dates for baptism The Junior
choir furnished music AT 1880.
another splendid sermon wa
preached by the pastor Sunday.
February 20. at p m program
will be rendered, the proceeds OF
which will be used 10 help pur-
chase an automobile for Rev. ana
Mrs G. w Carr
Church OF Christ
The Philadelphia Church OF God,
Inc, is making rapid strides under
the leadership of its pastor, Elder
James Etchison. The church n
holding revival services, which
will continue until sunday, Feb.
20 Mother Steward. OF Toledo
Ohio. is conducting, The order Of
services for the week are: Sunday
School. 10 a m: morning worship.
IL: 30 a. m afternoon service. 3
o clock Y. T. meeting. $50 p IN.
evening service. 730 p. M Mid
week services are held Tuesdays,
in charge OF Mother G. Bass, Mis-
sionary service. Wednesdays Mrs
f. Briton is president Friday
preaching Mrs A. Edmonds,
church clerk
The Ladies Gospel Sextet rem
!, defed very acceptable program
last SUNDAY afternoon, at Camp
bell Chapel A. NJ r Church. al
Whitaker Mich. Rev T.. r. Clark
is pastor The program was undes
auspices OF the Trustee Helpers.
with Mrs. Jessie Smith. chairman
The singers were accompanied by
Rev. and Mrs. G. w Carr Rev
and Mrs G. Robertson, and Mr.
= and Mrs Ernest Golden.
The Usher Board is sponsoring
a Musical Tea" al Richardson :
Funeral Home. Sunday evening
u February %. from TO o'clock
Twenty-one guests spent a very
pleasant time last week at the
home of Mrs. Emma Roper, PA S
u Adams. Light refreshments were
served
e Rev. and Mrs G. W. Carr visited
! the First Baptist, Inkster. Tues
day and enjoyed the fine program
+ presented by the Pilgrims of Har-
: lem. from New York City
The Ypsilanti High School OBJ
served Negro History Week in IT.
assembly auditorium at 10 a. nj
last Thursday Miss Elizabeth VIII
liams q college student. acted as
chairman. Fitting songs by the
Boys Glee Club, and music by the
orchestra were rendered Dr l. c.
!; Perry. the chief speaker talked on
the Achievements of the Negro IN
America He gave many interest
ing facts. Paul T Clay. presiden
! OF Harriet Schools r T. A.. made
I the opening remarks
Thursday night al S o'clock. al
A. NJ F. Church. an inter-racial
meeting was held and largely at
tended under auspices OF the min
: isterial Union OF Ypsilanti. includ
all the churches. Atty Joseph
Craigen. of Detroit. and Profess
sor Shepherd. Of L. Of NJ wera
the speakers. Attorney Craigen
gave vivid description Of the
: race problem Principal Wiltse Of
Ypsilanti High School presided
A large representation from both
races attended
Mrs. Emma Simpson, wife of G.
w. Simpson. who had been I'll for
several months, died Sunday Feb
10. at 1890 at st. Joseph Hospital
= Funeral arrangements have not
been announced at this writing
Mr.. Brown, Of Harriet street also
passed away recently.
The Baby contest held Friday
February IL. was a success The
: infant OF Mr.. and Mrs. Santee
y Brockman won first award; the
baby of MT. and Mrs. II. Wilson
n second. The infant OF Mr.. and Mrs
y Henry and that OF Mr. and Mrs
n Baylus made fine showings in IN
l. contest The Social Ten Club viii
II meet AT the home Of Mrs Bessie
e. Burden.
'e The social given by the Senio
Choir of Second Baptist prove,
II successful last Saturday night
n despite heavy rainfall. The Com
lie munity Sewing Circle held thei
recent meeting with Mrs. H. Green
The next session will be with Mr.;
Clarence Hawkins. The sick OF tn
community are improving, anon
them being Mrs. Fannie Goldman
Miss Viola Freeman. and MI
Mitchell. on watlIm street.