The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-25
SAGINAW
BY Mrs. VI. Toomey
WI. Olive Church

49, 800 nsats SCI WV .kIunUu -
the Rev. w. q. Wilson preached
grand message from Acts s:l-l.
His subject was: God Hindering
Mans Programf The sermon was
very timely and impressive.
The Rev. Mr.. Perry, OF Flint,
preached at the 1880 hour. The dis
course was full OF spiritual food
The text was Peter Ia. The In
element weather hindered the at
tendance.
On the third Sunday OF each
month. at MI. Olive church is OBJ
served as trustee day"
The Sunday school and BYPU
enjoyed a fine day OF service Sun.
day.
On the sick list are Sarah Swan
son. who is still In the hospital.
also Arthur Moore has severe
cold. He is faithful worker In
the BYPU and in the church
Tabernacle Church
Sunday school opened at am
with Supt. " NJ. Ponder in charge.
The S. s. Is making rapid progress.
The pastor. the Rev. F. c. Jones.
preached a splendid sermon at IL
am, subject, take A Stand for
God text. Job 1919. II was a
helpful sermon.
The BYPU met at $3.50 pm. with
good attendance. Mrs. Moore read
a fine paper. Mr.. Highiton is pres
ident.
The Evangelist quartet rendered
an excellent program last Siaur-
day night. which was well attend
ed. II was under auspices OF the
Usher board. Mrs. Falls is presi-
dent.
Visitors are always welcome at
Tabernacle. Mrs. Simmons Is
church reporter.
Bethel Church
Life In Death was the subject
OF Pastor ]. A. Deans morning ser
mon last Sunday. The congrega-
ton was large
Presiding Elder David Blake pre-
sided at the Afternoon service. He
preached a sermon full OF spiri.
and power.
The Rev. v. B. Bentley, pastor
OF the local ME church. preached
on the subject, THE Three-Fold
Vision OF Isaiah at Bethel church
sunday evening.
Miss Marjorie Thorne. one OF
the delegates 10 the Girls Reserve
conference at Bay City, Mich. gave
interesting highlights OF the meet
ing, at the ACE leagues session
Sunday evening. Miss LaRue ia
cobs was the other delegate. Mrs
Christine Coins. supervisor OF the
local Juliette Derricotte group
Mrs. Pearl Johnson and the Rev
j. A. Dean also attended part OF
the sessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coins celc-
brated their fifteenth wedding ann.-
versary at their home. 1902 Con
gress, recently. Mrs. Blanche Glib
hons, seated at the piano. played
Lohengrin's wedding March.
The wedding procession composed
OF the girls OF the Florence Dean
circle and their husbands, de-
scended from the head of the stairs
TO the living room. Miss Viola
Mathis then sang. 20. Promise Me-
followed by Mrs. Pearl Johnson,
who sang. Il love You Truly" Al
the request OF the hostess. Thomas
Mcconias and Elmer Floyd alsb
sang several numbers. Mrs Bea
trice Watson took her turn at the
piano and furnished music for the
social hour which followed DAM
~ refreshments were served In the
dining room. The hostess presid-
ed at table beautifully decorated
with cloth OF lace, conferred with
large three-tier cake. surround
ed by white tapers in lovely old
white China candlcsticks. From
the lace table cover were suspend
ed white ribbons with hearts, Gu
pIds and arrows attached for each
guest.
Mrs. Coins was assisted in serv-
Ing by Mrs. Pearl Johnson, Mrs. l.
Thorne, Mrs. Rhea Hearing, Mrs.
James Hartman and Mrs. Hill
mother OF the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coins received
many beautiful gifts OF crystal and
cut flowers. About sixty-fve guests