The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
WINDSOR, ONT.
By Miss ArytIa Chase

The Sunday services at the b. NJ.
z. church were we'll attended and
many visitors present. Special
prayer services are still being held
during the week. The Missionary
society held their annual election
Thursday evening at the home Of
Mrs. verna Jackson. The b. NJ. f.
choir Is preparing special music
for Easter services and the APP
preaching annual conference.
The decorators will soon be
painting and redecorating the b.
NJ. Z. church.
A special missionary service will
be held at the b. NJ. r. church on
February rs at 2 D. m. under aus
pices OF tho conference mission
| airy. Mrs. r. A. Scott.
The North Buxton choir has re-
ceived an invitation to sing at the
approaching b. NJ. z. conference
TO be held In this city In July.
First Baptist Church
The First Baptist church observ-
ed covenant and communion SER
vices Sunday morning. conducted
by Rev. Wells.
At p. m. members OF First Bap-
fist choir went to Amherstburg 10
assist the First Baptist choir there,
In musical service. The Am
herstburg choir sang several an
thems. other numbers were: Mr.
Conway, vocal solo; male trio. Sc
lection; Misses Hazel Solomon
Hartelza White. and Mrs. Marie
Jones. OF Windsor. solos: Clarence
Jones. tenor solo: and Arthur Nc
Dowell. baritone number. Miss
Solomon was accompanied.
N. Clark Smiths selection. Come
Out or The wilderness" was rem,
dered by a quartet. consisting OF
Bartelza White. Mae Greene. Clar-
ence Jones, and Arthur Mcdowell
The evening service was con-
Quoted by Rev. Wells. Cornelius
Simmons, cornetist. assisted in the
service by playing hymns.
Church Of God
Missionary services were con-
Quoted at the Church OF God from
IL to 2 p. m. Sunday. Several
missionaries taught out of the
Word OF God and each lesson was
enjoyed by those present in the
congregation.
A revival meeting is being con-
Quoted at the Church OF God, near
Harrow, Ontario. on the third con-
cession.
During the broadcast Sunday
from the Tabernacle OF the Church
OF God. many visitors were present,
including Mrs. oliver Burnes. OF
Missouri; MIR. and Mrs. Richard
son. Jackson. Mich: Elder Woods
Pontiac: Mrs. Australia Warfield
New York City: Mr.. Haywood. Inks
ter. Mich; and others from De-
troit.
Rev. Charles Penny, OF Tanner
A. M. Z. church, preached Sunday
morning. from John aga. God Is a
spirit and they that worship Him,
must worship him in spirit and IN
truth" The evening text was from
Psalms 65:2. Both messages we're
we'll received.
Mrs. NJ. Milbrun was pleasant
visitor at the evening service.
Rev. and Mrs. Frye presented
their youngest daughter. Gloria. to
receive the rite OF baptism.
Mrs. Rebecca Chase has return
ed home. after spending a week
with her cousin. Mrs. +. Cooper
and family. Messrs. G. and +.
Chase and her granddaughter, Ary-
tia.
Stanley Prince. OF y. Buxton. yis-
tied DIR. and Mrs. Chatters, Tues
day.
Mrs. Eva Chase was called 10
the bedside OF her son. Carl. FRI
dav night.
Mrs. c. B. Ladd Is visiting her
son. w. Wright, IN the States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Harding
are the proud parents OF baby
daughter. born Monday. January
..
Mrs. Jackson is able to be up and
around again.
Thelma Chase. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Chase. is In the
hospital. Friends wish her a
prompt recovery.
Burk Butler and Harold Jones
are convalesclng at their homes.
after spending some time In the
hospital.
Edward Abbot IS also improving
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