The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
MISTER News
By MN. wnlis n. Biaios

vrs Carrie Ford was the con-
x.nIal hostess to the Imperial Art
pa Literary club at her home on
u,ckory street, Wednesday Mrs.
.gu.s Benton Davis and Arthur
cartwright were guests Of honor.
Mrs Beatrice Branch, A. Cart
fright. Mr.. and Mrs. James Pace
,,d sons. Maurice and Carl. and
srs Frazier motored Monday to
roIedo where Mrs. Branch STOKE
aer wedding vows to Mr.. Cart
wright.
Rev A. D. Evans closed his mar
Rage clinic last Sunday evening,
rith short talk to husbands. The
senior choir sang on this occasion.
vr. and Mrs. Harris. OF 2sth
street in Detroit. were guests Sum
day al the home of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Arthur Cartwright.
The Pastors Aid OF Smith Chan
a. sponsored tea at the home OF
Mrs. Florence McClearen, Sunday
afternoon.
The willing Workers board met
AZ the home of Mrs. Agnes Davis.
on Harrison avenue, Monday even
ing.
Michael Washington. aged 20.
vas killed by train on the Pere
Marquette railroad at between
Grant and North Rene Road last
week. The victim was identified
bv Mrs. Caroline Johnson, of Hunt
street. Surviving are the widow.
Two sons and two daughters.
Mrs. Boddie. OF Peoples Baptist
church. was the week end house
guesi Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nc
clearen, on Walnut street.
The weekly collection on the
building fund for Smith Chapel
church was $50. The ladies won
over the men, as usual.
Rev. clarke, former pastor OF the
AME church at Inkster, worship
ped with Rev. Evans here Sunday.
First Baptist Church
Rev A. l.. Merritt. pastor OF
First Baptist church, delivered a.
stirring sermon Sunday morning.
subject. Travelling Against Gods
Will" The choir rendered beauti-
iu music.
Sunday afternoon, the X. OF P's
aud Boosters club rendered a fine
program in interest of the Faith
iul Workers club.
Sunday night. Rev. Merritt
preached from the text "Entreat
ne not TO leave thee"
Everybody Is invited to attend |
The services at First Baptist church |
whch are expected to be held In
The new auditorium on the second |
Sunday in November.
After a vacation OF six weeks.
members were happy TO welcoue
Miss Elizabeth Jones again. She
spent her vacation in Chicago.
Magnolia Simms IL church re-
porter.
Second Baptist Church, -;
Second Baptist church was we'll
crowded Sunday morning. Follow
ing the devotionals, space was
given 10 the Boy Scouts OF 1nkster.
The assistant pastor. Rev. w. L.
Douglas, delivered a short talk in
interest OF the Boy Scouts. Scout
master o. Jones made brief re-
marks
Pastor o. b. Jones delivered
very Impressive sermon, subject,
Emotion In Religion" Among
other things, he said:
Man does not get religion. as
some think: but he lives religion.
Any person who criticizes emotion
Al religion, does not have religion.
There are many religions, but the
'hristian Religion Is the only true
religion Emotion In religion does
not mean only the moving OF the
BODY 70 express happiness. but also
carries with II the spirit OF helping
humanity"
In the afternoon, Pastor Jones,
me choir and congregation were
guests OF the Church OF Our Father
Baptist church. Detroit. Rev. Jones
preached there on the subject, Lit
'rary and Religious Scholarship
timothy 2:15 and Matt. 1l:2s.
The evening service at s .. m.
sas very interesting. The Senior
nolr rendered the regular monthly
Program. Among the participants
we're: Mr.. Butler, Mrs. Robinson.
md quartet from King Solomon
'aptist church, Detroit. +
Read the Detroit Tribune. each
week and keep informed OF the ac-
writes OF Second Baptist church.
llss Christine whitDer is church
eporter