The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
YPSILANTI
BY MRS. ErGEyIA O,BANyON

THE House Built Upon A Rock
was the theme OF the spiritual
morning message delivered by Pas
tor II. G. Simmons Sunday 10 an
appreciative audience at Brown
Chapel AME church.
Various auxiliaries and clubs
have completed their elections and
are planning great things for the
future.
Tho Rejected Stone Has Become
the Head Of the Building" W as the
theme OF Pastor Garther Rohinson's
morning message at Second Bap-
fist church Sunday morning. Sew
eral out-of-town guests we're pres
emit
AT pm. the Pastors Aid club
sponsored local talent program
At 1880 pm. testimonials and the
Lords supper were featured.
Elder w. A. Anderson and con.
gregation OF the Church OF God in
Christ were last Sunday afternoon
guests OF their sister church In Anr
Arbor.
Mother Baker, OF Inkster. was the
Sunday evening guest OF Mother
Graves, on Monroe avenue.
Last Sunday at the Church oi
God on Monroe avenue, the new
Sunday school officers and teach
ers were installed during the sun
day school hour. as follows: Mrs.
Olive Kersey. superintendent: John
Collins assistant superintendent
Robert Collins. secretary: Mrs. Bes.
sic Collins. treasurer; Mrs. Ellis
teacher Of adult class: Elder white
teacher OF Senior class: Mrs. Mas
hiatt. primary; Mrs. White. begin.
ners' class. Assistant teachers in
clude Florence Collins. Jessie
Smith and william Sewers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Hullum and
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hullum were
visitors In Jackson, Mich. last Sun
day.
Elder c. A. and Mrs White at
tended the Michigan State Ministers
and Gospel Workers meeting last
week in Ferndale.
Little Pauline Collins spent the
weekend with her uncle and aunt
in Whitaker.
The Philadelphia Church OF
Christ Is having conservation
service, In which Mrs. Anna Adams
and Mary Jones. OF Detroit. will he
presented with their licenses in
the ministry.
Next Sunday AT 2 pm. the Senior
choir OF Second Baptist church will
sponsor an all-women's program.
An enjoyable evening was spent
al the home Of Mrs. Ethel Neely
last Monday. honoring her mother
Mrs. Lillian Bell and aunt. Mrs
Jose Boyden. both Of Detroit. The
Rev. and Mrs. G.. Robertson were
also guests OF the evening. The
evening was spent in singing nv
the Ladies Gospel Quintet. after
which light refreshments were serv-
ed by Mrs. y. Walls. also a daugh-
ter and niece OF Mrs. Bell and
Mrs. Boyden.
Mrs. Priscilla Harvey. OF Koko-
mo. Ind. who is quite Ill., was Wis
tied by her nephew and his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Starks and
son. Charles. last sunday. They
report that her condition Is much
improved.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Carr. IN
company with Mr.. and Mrs Landy
Bennett, attended the Michigan
Baptist Builders association last
Sunday at the First Baptist church
in Inkster.
Charles Thompson. who IS ILL.,
was visited by his son and daugh.
ter-in-law from Chicago. last week
Attorney Lloyd LOOMS and
mother, of Detroit. we're guests oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry starks. Thurs.
day.
The Busy Bee club. OF Second
Baptist church. spent a pleasant
evening last Monday on the lawn
OF Mrs. Fuller. OF First avenue
where weiner roast was held
The sick Of the community in
clude the Rev. James Stewart. Dave
Harris. Mrs Mae Casey. Mrs. Gas.
sey Is improved. but still confined
10 hed