The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-29
MISTER News


The men OF Smith Chapel AME
hurch won out over the ladies by
margin OF sl.z5. The regular
uilding fund offering was SS5. The
dies turned in s42.10 and the men.
las5 Mrs. Lila Il. Manner was
ooster for the ladies while W.
Williams was booster for the
,en. The Rev. and Mrs. 4. G.
vans. Godfrey Jones. q. NJ. Mitch
n. Mrs. ". NJ. Binion and little
laughter Henryene. motored sun
nv afternoon 10 Romulus. whore
hey attended the ME Laymen's
uspirational meeting.
chester Adams, president OF the
Me LaYmen, was the guest of
.ey. and Mrs. lsoni. former pas
or of Lomax temple.
Mrs. Leona Goodson was hostess
q The Imperial Art and Literary
llb. at her home on Harrison
Dad. wednesday evening. After the
business period, the hostess served
elIcIons refreshments.
At a reception given In honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stacey many
BEAUTIFUL gifts were given the homo
eee. Mrs. Bessie Herring and Cora
sarns we're hostesses. More than
XIV persons were present, includ-
ag MIR. and Mrs. d. L. Williams.
First Baptist Church
sunday School was well attended
ast Sunday. The pastor Rev. A. l..
.erritt. preached an inspiring SER
non. subject Searching For the
BRIDE" Gen. 24:15.
sunday night marked the close OF
recilals by Professor Breaux, the
lind singer and pianist.
In the financial rally, Detroit was
ne winning city; ST. Louis, second;
New York. third. Total receipts
,ere s252.75 Prizes were 52-piece
hina net: electric perculator, and
IN electric toaster. Prof. Breaux
xiii open a restaurant on Moore
md Chestnut street in the near
uture.
Sunday afternoon, A fine pro-
ram was rendered by the chorus
md Junior choir, in honor OF Aaron
ZONES.
Sunday morning baptismal SER
,Ices we're held in the auditorium OF
he church.
Mrs. A. l.. Merritt. attended Sec
md Baptist at Ypsilanti, Sunday.
Mss Leola Merritt, OF Detroit. ac-
ompanied her.
Miss Magnolia Simms is church
eporter.
Second Baptist Church
Despite the rain. Second
Baptist church was well attended
ASH Sunday The observance OF
ien's Day was a grand success.
Pastor o. B. Jones delivered an
interesting message, subject. The
all 10 Unity" John 17-20-23. He
aid Through unity alone can God
%, up His kingdom In the hearts
| 4 men. God calls mfn to unity. be-
anse he Is Gods ideal, but man
ais God, because He is his need"
IN the afternoon, a Mems Day
Program was rendered and popu-
arity contest among three deacons
Il the church closed. The sum OF
1920 was raised. Deacon A. ID.
Moss was crowned king. Deacons
snow and Mclean were given hon.
rable mention. The usher board
ponsored the program.
Monthly reports were made at
he evening service. The pastor
VAS absent due to participation in
revival al Calvary Baptist church,
Detroit.
Next Sunday will be Woman's
)ay at Second Baptist. All are cor
Tally invited. Miss Christine Whit
aer is church reporter.
Womack Temple
The Boy Scouts Of Inkster were
resent at last Sundays service,
accompanied by their leader. NJ. 0.
zones. Rev. J. II. Foster and choir
forshipped at the p. m. service.
The popularity contest. SPONSOR
ID by he Missionary board, closed
ecently. Mrs. A. Thomas received
irst award: Mrs. d. Lott, second.
Mrs Thomas raised $500; Mrs.
Lott, $3.50. Little Mona Johnson
Won first prize among the children.