The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-21

Ministers Wives club at her home
last week.
Succumbs
Miss Vivian Spates OF 610O Stan
ford, died at Trinity hospital on
Sunday night after a brief illness.
The funeral will be held at st.
Stephens A.ME. church where she
is member this week. E. B. Woods
mortician was funeral director.
Dinner Party On Birthday
More than forty were present at
a dinner party given in honor of
Mrs. Clara Poplar, OF 1854 Brush
street, Sunday afternoon. The din
ner was given by her husband, Ben
ME Poplar.
A full course turkey dinner was
served. with cocktails and fine cham
pagnes. Mr.. and Mrs. Boykins, Mr..
and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Poplar and
many others were present
Sunday Afternoon Tea
A Sunday afternoon tea was given
by the Bethany chorus Of Ebenezer
church al 1858 canfieid, Sunday after
noon. October Is.
Those present included Minnie
Oliver, president; Judge johnson,
John Burries, Elk Radcliff, Mildred
Wallace, Elvis Carter. Lula Will
liams. S. NJ. Davis, Martha Henere-
son, Lula Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. McRae, Mrs. Elizabeth Robin
son, Walter Yarough, William Cain,
Miss Hazel Thomas. Stella COSBY.
Miss Esther Hickman Miss Louise
Brown, Estella Smith, Mrs. Rochelle
Redd, Della Goither, Alberta Young,
John Holland and Mrs, White.
Eastern Star Dinner
Mrs. Grace Ballinger of Both street
was hostess to a dinner given under
the auspices of the Eastern Star
Lodge on Sunday afternoon, October
18th.
Miss Roberta Hill Honored On
Miss Roberta Hill daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Hill Of Hart
ford avenue, was honored with a
surprise party, given by Mrs. Greer
Of 1855 West Grand boulevard. re-
gently.
Many young people danced and
played games, brought useful gifts
and wished Miss Hill a happy birth
day.
Those present included Lucille
billiard, Bette Ann Wheeler, CAL
win Hughes, Grover Strong. Charles
Webb, Charles Britton. Louis and
Elmer Wade, Daisy Chenault. Ester
Theodore Anderson, Louise Cabule.
Mae Hendricks, Tommie Williams,
Dorothy Thomas, Thurston, Kenneth
and Eugene Clark, Bill Vincent Rob-
ert Morton, Constance and Robert
Cooper Bill Lyon, Doris and Jeane
Fuller, Charles and Easley Hill. |
Marcellus Gambriel and James Can
non.
Grace Tabernacle. 1919 Milford
Rev. II. W. Mosley. pastor
The church closed a weeks meet
ing celebrating their fifth anniver-
sary and the Christians are who |
meet at the church are full Of praise
God. he'speakers included minis
tiers from colored assemblies Of De- J
troit. Messages were brought BY +,
the Rev. B. NJ. Nottage, subject, |
God dealing with man in the plan
Of the ages" Other speakers in
cluded the Revs. Theodore Williams
Thorn Mcdonald, W. Wright and
Lamar.
Each of these ministers brought
encouragement and the pastor, Rev.
Mosley. wants all = know, that
looking back over a period Of five
years, God has done great things
for them and all Of them are glad.
Souls have been saved; many Of
the Christians have been strength
ened, some Strengthened in doctrine.
As they enter into another year OF
service, they are more determined
than ever before to reach more peo-
pie W II. Thomas, assistant pastor;
B. NJ. Nottage. teacher.