The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-25
YPSILANTI NEWS
Brown Chapel
by MRS. EUGENIA O,BANNON

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Two very fine sermons we're de-
llvered Sunday by the pastor, Rev.
II. G. Simmons. to his congrega-
ton at Brown Chapel AME church.
The subject OF the morning mes
sage was "Life's Foundation And
The Master Builder" while the
theme for the evening sermon was
1.-THE Mysterious Ways OF Cod
The rally OF the men versus the
women came to successful close.
with the raising OF s5iO, the women
leading with sS29.05.. The r.ea
raised $19O.51.
Second Baptist Church
A large congregation listened
Sunday morning TO an INSPIRING
discourse by Pastor Garther Rober-
son. subject. Come, For All Things
Are Now Ready"
At 3 pm. the Senior choir AMI
chorus members accompanied the
pastor to Romulus. where Rev.
Robertson was guest speaker. The
meeting was sponsored by the dea-
cons. Next Sunday. the pastor and
deacons will worship at First
Baptist church, In Monroe, Mich
Rev. W. ]. Bishop Is minister
there.
Church OF God In Christ
The Church OF God In Christ, on
Hawkins street, is undergoing re-
modelling. The sum Of $50 for
paint was raised In a recent rally
by the Home Mission group. Wis
itors were from Ann Arbor aud
Inkster.
A splendid program was present
ed Sunday night, with Mary Abbie
Curtis as mistress OF ceremonies.
Rev. w. A. Anderson is pastor.
Birthday Party
A Joint birthday party was given
Saturday evening, July Is. at Car
yer community center by the Misses
Donna Perry and Lillian Walls.
More than one hundred young reo-
pie enjoyed the happy event. Dane
ing and games were featured. The
honorees were the recipients OF
many lovely gifts.
Mrs. Matilda Wilson has as her
house guest her father, william
Simms, Of Marian, Indiana.
Mrs. Addle Robertson and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Willie Wilson, left hur-
riedly Sunday morning for Tusca-
loosa, Ala. TO be at the bedside OF
their daughter and sister. Mrs
Jessie Prince, who is reported Sc
riously i'll.
About twenty-five Girl Scouts left
Sunday morning for camp at Cedar
Lake Chelsea. They are supervised
by Mrs. Laura Joyner Mullins.
Rev. Il. c. Copeland, pastor OF
Union Baptist church, OF Inkster,
visited Rev. and Mrs. q. w. Carr,
Wednesday.
Jasper Williams. James Williams
+. John Sullivant motored to Chi
cago for the weekend TO visit rel
atives.
The One Mans Family. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hamilton, Will render
a program at Puce Baptist church,
Puce. ontario, sunday, July 26. in
connection with the "home-com-
ing"
Miss Veronica EtchIson, OF Cleve-
land. Ohio Is the house guest OF her
friend, Miss Helen Roper.
Rev. and Mrs. Garther Robertson,
accompanied by Hazel Green. Lee
dora Tanner and Mrs. Annie Nc
Intyre, attended the funeral OF the
late Mrs. l.. C.. Handy, at Second
Baptist church, Detroit, last Thurs
day.
Miss Helen Roper, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Roper. Jr..
left Saturday for New York City
to visit relatives and friends.
Funeral rites were held Thurs
day from Second Baptist church
here for the late Mrs. Gertrude
Frances Johnson. who passed away
at her home Sunday. July ~. She
resided at AIS Monroe avenue. Mrs
Johnson was born January 20. 1870,
IN Meadville. Pa, and had resided
In Ypsilanti twenty-five years. Sur
viving her are her husband, Dock;
a daughter. Mrs. Henrietta Harri-