The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-18
NEWS FROM
INKST Err
Second Baptist Church

was a very busy day at the church.
S. S. began at $3.50 a. m, with
large attendance. At IL a. M, Pas
tor A. L. Merritt preached from
l Cor. 1916, subject, "A Living
Soul and Quickening Spirit" The
message was eloquently delivered,
before a crowded congregation. The
senior choir rendered lovely Eas-
ter anthems at the morning wor-
ship.
At p. m. the Easter exercises
of the Sunday School began with
Miss Mary Lou Nelson, as chair
man of the program was present
ed by the children.
The Violet Art Club is doing pro-
pressive work, under the leader
ship of Mrs. F. Sraud, the presi-
dent. Mrs. Barnes was hostess lat
Friday.
Rev. Mosley and his congrega-
ton, of New Mt. Moriah Baptist
Church, will worship at this
churchr Sunday afternoon, April
10.
Rev. Williams and congregation,
Of Ypsilanti, Mich. will worship at
First Baptist Church, here, We'd
nesday night, April %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Talbert gave
birthday party at their residence,
3244 Williams street, April IL, in
honor of their son, Harold. The
guests included Ruth Taylor,
Frank Gresham, Berda Mae Slant
ley, Junior Curry, Geraldine Wash
ington, Thelma Curry, Janet Allen,
Melvin Harris, julius Curry, Ger
aldine Allen, Villa Gresham, and
Wayne Taylor.
The streets Of the village were
alive with Easter promenaders
Sunday Children also flocked to
every church to recite their poems
and share in the gifts of Easter
eggs and Dummies.
The Inkster Council met at Sec
one Baptist Church at 8 p. m, Sun
day, with Essas Lee as master of
ceremonies. o. w. Orange is presi-
dent.
The church extends a cordial in
vitation to all to attend it's SER
vices.
Smith Chapel
. Everybody who visited Smith
Chapel A. NJ. E. Church last Sun
day morning, enjoyed an inspiring
service. The Gospel Chorus was at
it's best. Rev. A. B. Evans delivered
an inspiring, educational sermon
on the "Crucifixion." Mrs. Victoria
Motion Joined the church.
Elder j. w. Saunders held his
third quarterly conference at
Smith Chapel, Sunday and Monday
evenings. His text Sunday was "The
After Effects of the Crucifixion."
The choir and chorus rendered
beautiful numbers.
The senior choir of Smith Chap
ell presented fashion show Friday
night.
The Imperial Literary and Art
Club met Wednesday, at the home
Of Mrs. Albertha Steele, of Har-
riet street, with Mrs. Nellie Pace
presiding. After the business, the
hostess served delicious refresh
ments.
When in Inkster, visit Smith
Chapel A. M. E. Church, of which
Rev. A. d. Evans is pastor.
The contest between the trustee
Helpers and the willing Workers
Boards came to a successful cli-
max Wednesday night, with the lat
ter group victorius.
The willing Workers raised
s3050; the Trustee Helpers $2S.70.
Mrs. Irene Kilgore heads the Will
ing Workers; Mrs. Nellie Reid, the
Trustee Helpers.
The Daughters of Lone Star Tab
ernacle met at the regular meet
ing place, Thursday evening, with
Mrs. w. M. Binion presiding. Plans
were made for the annual Thanks
giving sermon.
A very enjoyable birthday party
was given Sunday, April 5. in hon
or Of Miss Helen Dorsey, Pass
Brush street. The dining room was
decorated with yellow and green.
The honoree wore a lovely green
party dress. Many of her young
friends were present.
The guest list included Lillian
Wyatt, and her two sisters, Fred
Dixon, Marjorie Pymilton, Robert
Dunlap Milderd and David Glenn,
Mary Griggs, Alger Walker, Tho
mas Carter, Caledonia Waller, and
Leroy Heard.
Miss Dorsey was the recipient OF
many pretty birthday gifts.
AMITY BAPTIST CHURCH
The services Sunday were we'll
attended and uplifting, members
from visiting churches being in at
tendance. On Thursday, April z, at
1880, Beulah Baptist Church was
present. Rev. +. r. Jones deliver
ed the sermon.
On Wednesday evening, Rev. o.
B. Jones of Inkster, was the preach
er.
The First Baptist Church, of Ink
ster, was a visitor, Rev. A. L. Mer-
rit being the speaker.
A fine Easter program was de-
livered Sunday morning at IL
o'clock, followed by a sermon by
the pastor. His text was Luke
24:6. "He is risen.
Sunday, April 10, Sunday School