The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20
Ypsilandi
BY MRS. EUGENE o'BAyNoN

Oneness of Christian Church
In Christ" was the pastor. Rev.
II. G. Simmons subject. Strangers
and visitors were introduced at
pm.
The O.E.S. Esther Day program
was observed by the O.E.S. Sun
day.
The Fourth quarterly conference
will open here June Fl and %.
DR.. r. +. Washington, presiding
elder will be the speaker. He will
administer holy sacrament and
preside over the meeting.
The ladies OF the church will give
benefit tea Sunday, June 2S at
2 pm. Many guest speakers will
be present.
Second Baptist
Pastor Garther Robertson spoke
to large congregation from 81.
John 1923. Three persons were
added to the church membership.
Many visitors and strangers were
introduced.
The Rev. Isom Clemens OF Mem
phis, Tenn. was guest speaker at
the evening worship and spoke
from the subject, THE Fame OF
Jesus"
Pastor Roberson's seventh an-
niversary Monday through Sun
day, June Is to Fl. Friday evening
the Rev. o. B. Jones will speak:
Sunday morning. assistant pastor,
Rev. r. C.. Brown: Sunday after
noon. Rev. j. ID. Davis OF Ecorse.
These pastors will be accompanied
by their choirs and congregations.
Herbert Wright. Kenosha. Wis
consin. made q surprise visit 10
the home OF his sister, Mrs. Arthur
Carter last weekend and sunday
met with other relatives In a re-
union at the Carter home. Those
present were from Port Huron.
Ann Arbor, Pontiac, Albion and
Ypsilanti.
The Rev. Isom Clemens OF Mem
phis. Tennessee is the house-guest
OF his mother and sister, Mrs.
Bailey and Mrs. Calborn Taylor,
400 South washington street.
Miss Louise Henderson. graduate
OF Ypsilanti High was houored
with a dinner Thursday at the
home OF Mrs. Gladys Marshall. 500
Jefferson avenue. Those present
were Miss Lola Lottery. Misses
Marie Johnson. and Dorothy Ma
shall, Master Clifford Marshall and
Private Alexander Whate OF Camp
Claiborne, La. A reception was
given Miss Henderson Friday night
at the residence OF her aunt, Miss
Serina easier. The honoree was
the recipient OF many lovely gifts.
A dinner and dance were given
Saturday evening at the Commuu-
ity Center for Miss Elizabeth Viii
liams who was recently graduated.
She is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Williams.
Mrs. Irene Allen. former Mrs.
Irene Heath, popular young matron
Mrs. Allen was married to Coyell
was here on business last week.
Allen OF Sandusky, Ohio. where
she now resides.
1t. James Perdue OF Fort Devens,
Mass, was home to visit his
mother, Mrs. Maggie Anderson, left
last week for Camp Custer. where
he is now stationed.
Miss Julia Knox raised 1855 In
the popularity contest instead OF
| $50 as stated in last issue.
The funeral rites were held
Friday. June ~ for Mrs. Eliza
Jane Harris from the home. The
Rev. G. w. Carr officisted.
Mrs. Harris was born In Detroit
October s, 1866 and died at her
home, 331 Chidister street, June
10. she had been resident Of
Ypsilanti for ~ years. Surviving
are her husband. william Harris;
one daughter. Mrs. Gertrude Lyons
OF Ypsllantl: one son, Harlow; a
brother, Andrew Morton, nephew,
Elder G. l.. Morton Of windsor and
three grandchildren.
Rev. and Mrs. Carr motored 10
Ann Arbor Saturday 10 visit Charlie
Crow. who IL III.
william sImone. Jr. died Friday
in Metropolitan hospital. Windsor
az a result OF injuries sustained In
an automobile accident SundaS'
June Z. Simmons was born IA
1891. He Ia mourned by his Wild
ow. parents. two sisters, Dorothy
and Arletta, three brothers,
George, Norman and Therlow.
Negro graduates who received
their b. A. degrees from Michigan
state Normal college Saturday
were Clamah Cora Clark OF fpei;
Wanda smith Of Whitaker: Paa-
line Harvard OF Detroit; Warren
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