The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
FLINT, MICH.


ed high day Sunday. Services
were well attended. all enjoyed
spiritual feast. The Rev. o. b.
Black. OF Detroit. member Of the
Baptist Ministerial Alliance. de-
livered two soul stirring sermons.
Every member and friend Of Mt.
Olive Church said the Rev. Black
was real Gospel Preacher.
This church Is doing q tremend-
GUS work with the acting pastor:
but greater number OF the mem
bers feel that they could do more
effective work with pastor in
charge.
Two were united with the
church. The sick OF the church are
Miss Geraldine Kersey. who recent
ly underwent an operation. and
Mrs. Childress. Both are still In
the hospital.
The building fund for the
church is making rapid progress.
The members were more than
pleased at the report made In the
morning service. Rev. X. J.. Tim
mons. Pastor.
There was good attendance at
both services at Vernon Chapel A.
M. +. Church. Rev. James Aikenss
pastor and church are becoming
one Of great attraction. There are
many auxiliaries being organized.
which are adding new life to the
church. The senior choir furnish
ed music. Mrs. Aikens Is the or
ganist. All departments of this
church are working towards the
coming quarterly meeting, Sunday.
January Goth.
DR.. David A. Blake, the presid-
Ing elder. will hold his quarterly
conference just before the evening
services, at which time he will de-
liver the message. Quinn Chapers
pastor, choir. and congregation
will worship with us at the evening
service. 500 p. M, at which time
DR.. Blake will preach.
Little Cornelius Aikens Is an
agent for the Tribune paper. at his
church and for the community.
Rev. J. A. Sharpe. pastor. and
members OF Antioch Baptist
Church report glorious services
all day. This membership Is CO.
operating with their PASTORS pro-
gram. Praying that they will soon
be able 10 occupy their new church
building. There Is much to be done
towards the completing thereto:
but the congregation have both
faith and confidence. and ure say
Ing where there is unity there Is
strength.
Rev. c. w. James, pastor OF
Shiloh Baptist Church and one OF
the pioneer pastors OF the city lie
still holding the fort. Rev. James,
sight is failing him, and he needs
support and help as never before.
His good members are loyal, ano
their church much alive. He ex-
tends cordial welcome to all.
Rev. G. w. Vaughn. pastor OF
Golden Leaf Baptist Church, 10 one
OF the busy pastors OF the city. This
church is taking on new life under
the leadership OF the present pas-
tor. Services were we'll attended
throughout the day Sunday. The
Big Four Harmony Singers were
their guest Saturday night, Jan.
70, and entertained a full house.
Starting Jan. "a, a great Evange-
listic meeting began and is con-
Quoted by the Rev. J. T. Smith. n
noted Evangelist. The pastor and
members invite Flint ana her vicin-
ity to come and worship with
them. There will be a Quartet fea-
tured each night.
Blackwell A. M. e. Zion Church
Is moving on In leaps and bounds.
under the leadership OF Rev. d. e.
Miller. pastor. Rev. Miller ia doing
great work and his people appre-
ciate him very much. The pastor
and congregation report progress
In their wonderful work.
Rev. Clarence o. Green. pastor OF
Bethel M. e. Church preached Sun
day morning on Heavenly Mis-
sions.' to a lovely audience. The
services are being held In the Cliff
ford Street Center, and they will
remain there until the completion
OF the first unit OF their new
church at the corner OF Twelfth
and Liberty streets. They are to
be complImented for the loyal
work they are doing.
Canaan Baptist Church Is Iocat-
ed on the north side between North
st. and Indiana avenue. This church
carries a large congregation. DR..
T. L. Ballou, pastor. is one among
the best prepared ministers OF the
city. The services are we'll attend
ed.
E. c. ROBINSON SPEAKS
K. c. Robinson. district superin-
tendent Of the Great Lakes Ins. Co.,
spoke at the Court Street M. K.
Church to a conference Of Epworth
League Delegates who came from
several cities to discuss social
questions.
The group that Mr.. Robinson
spoke to were young white people,
called the college on Race Rela-
tions."
Magnus Clark, IL contracting all
clubs and civic organizations to
cooperate In a movement to better
our condition. which Is hopeful. II
we cooperate together.
Quinn Chapel A. M. Z. Church.
Rev. M. r. Rhopenee. pastor, who