The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Hv ROBBIE CRUMP

TN uiltlutl lttltol VII OuFludN,
Feb. "A at eight o'clock in the
evening.
Friends and relatives of the
Group membership. as well as
the members of the church. re-
,pOndcd graciouSly to help make
me affair success.
Their theme was 20 Come Let
L. Sing Unto The Lord" low
,rs, red roses, colors. blue and
sod
The programme included pro-
cessipnal "Pomp and Circum-
slancc.' Invocation by Pastor
Campbell; chant Three Fold
Amen, odd God" Thanks Be
To- Cod" I'm So Glad Trouble
Ngnt Last Always
Solo. Honor, Honor" by Miss
Margaret Blackstone. Sylvia"
cley Speaks, "All Through the
NIGHT" +. DamroSh: solo, 20,
Divine Redccmcr,' Miss Mar
arct Blackstone.
Other numbers were Il walked
Today Where Jesus Walked Il
Heard the Voice of Jesus Say"
The programme continued
with Without A God" a solo
rs Bradford Carter. The choir
continued with I'm Heaven
Bound Take Me to the
Water" Soldier In the Army"
Invitational, Gods Amazing
Grace" aitcrwhich remarks by
tlic president. Mis-. w. Dorrah,
recognition Of guests and re
marks by the pastor
This exceptional group 1--WE
frequently hear of male choruscs
but not women chouscs) is very
lood and we urge you to attend
THEN mex; affair or invite them
to Scrvc with you.
Some of the citY's most out
standing soloists are recorded
in this group. First sopranos
are: Madams Willie Dorrah.
Daisy Taylor. AmYe Jones.
Henrietta Malone. Mozelle Will
liams. Susie Ballard. Anna
Cock Laura Boone. Willie
RaYford. Vivian Davis. Gladys
Tennessee. HaYford w e ST.
brook. Dorothy Williams and
Amelia Braziel.
Second sopranos are: Madams
Willie Henley. Mary Cannon.
Clarissa Madison. Margret
llackshirc. Irma Butler. Addic
Freeman. Nora Siler. Decaiucr
comes. Georgia Mcdaniel. Mary
Ciaes Earle Ligglns. NJ, Jones.
Wllia NJ Robinson. Blannic
Euekcr. Ella Gooch and d. Wal
kcf
Altos are Madams Evada
Thomas. Annie Jordon. Bonnie
Miller. Anna Hollis. Katie
W,cms, Nell Armour. Matte
Hines. II. Brown. Pauline Dris-
kcll. Ansonia Walls. Fannie
Oium. a. p. baltimore, o. Jack
son;
Evelyn Brown. Jessie Smith.
Connie Townsend. Louise Parks.
Connie Henry and Lou Eliza
PakS. The Inertia Roll include
Madans Francola Banks, Izora
Williams, d.. Calhoun. Lille
Nance. Gladys Travcth. l.. Tai
lev. Sarah Lumpkin. Rosa
W.ieht, Emma Burns. Marian
CLANCY, G.. Walker. NJ. Jcfier-
SON. NJ. Wilson. S. Andrews,
Pcttyc Grimes. Cleo Snidcr and
Willie Mae Cleveland.
The mother FOR the group is
lGa Hill and Nurse Gertrude
GARNER Mrs. Willie Dorrah.
president. Nora Siler. vice-pres-
idcnt. Daisy Taylor, secretary:
Laura Boone. assistant sccrc-
tary; Mo2ellc Williams. sinking
fund treasurer: Georgia McDan-
icl. treasurer, Glyndolyn John
son. pianist, Geraldine Duncan
was guest pianist, and M.
Charles. guest organist.
A memorial poem was writ
Ten for Mrs. Bessie Cleveland.
deceased member.
Madam Pauline Campbell.
LEGAL school teacher and wife Of
tie pastor. is director Of the
group Rev. Stephen c. Camp
bell, ST.. is pastor. Mrs. Mary
Cannon reporter.
The loyal members of the
Richmond Street Baptist church.
Richmond at Euclid. have Sc
l,ctcd leader. Their former
pastor, Rev. ]. O. Derrick, who
rWscd tho church through in
fancy and served as their leader
lar many years. died in Feb
ruary. 1856.
Brotherhood Day was OBJ
served az the Greater King Sol
ONION Baptist Church 9Th at w.
Forest on Sunday. March Bird
tall dav). At Ii m. the Rev.
DR.. Robert Roscoe Tdrpin. pas
tor of the Mt Olive Baptist
Cl.nrnh -. Mint nn.n n d.