The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-03-28

BY Mrs. Willie BiniOn

Mrs. Wilson, of Walnut STREET,
was hostess to the Leisure Hour
Club, Monday afternoon. The hour
was sepnt at sewing and socializ-
ing, after which an elaborate lunch
was spent at sewing and socializ-
dent; Mrs. Evelyn McNair, secre-
tary.
The Inkster Civic League will
meet Saturday evening, at O'Clock
at Smith Chapel A. M. e. Church.
Robert Simmons is chairman.
Mrs. Lydia p. Williams and lit
tie Dorothy DENLY are convalesc-
ing at University Hospital, at Ann
Arbor.
The funeral service Of the late
Mrs. Annie Kensie was held from
the funeral parlors of the Crosby
Undertaking Co., on Scotch ave-
nue., in Detroit, last Saturday
morning. Rev. A. ID. Evans officiat-
ed.
The deceased is survived by her
husband, and adopted son, five sis
ters, six brothers, and a large cir
Gle of friends. Mrs. Kinsie was As
years of age.
William Cowans is still i'll at
Seymour Hospital at Eloise.
Archie Payne is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Leona Goodson is rapidly
recovering from recent illness.
The Ford Eight Singers were
presented in a recital at Smith
Chapel A. NJ. E. Church, Friday
night.
Smith Chapel Church
Rev. Evans preached a fine SER
mon last Sunday a. M, his subject
being, at is better to prophesy
than to talk in tongues" The Cos
pei Chorus was at it's best, with
Miss Jenie M. Riley at the piano.
DR.. Strickland, of Mississippi,
The evening worship was well at
tended
The pastor and members of
Smith Chapel motored to Detroit
Sunday afternoon, to attend the
Laymen's Movement meeting, at st.
Stephen A. NJ. f. Church.
The Pastors Aid Club met with
Mrs. Mary Roberts, Monday after
noon.
The Inkster Young Peoples For
UNI will meet Sunday afternoon, at
the Seventh Day Adventist Church.
The Usher Board met with Jose
phi Davis, last Thursday night. c.
II. Banks is president.
C. e. Perry, 1925 Harrison Road,
entertained the ladies of the Liter
airy and Art Club, at his palatial
home. After the business hour, all
enjoyed a delicious luncheon. Mrs.
Nellie Pace is president.
The following citizens motored
last Thursday to Ann Arbor to the
inspirational meeting held there:
Mesdames Claudia Williams, r. S.
Perry, Ann Johnson, b. L. Hollo-
way, Louise Williams, Vera Will
liams, Albertha Lewis, Nellie Pace,
Willie Binion, and Rev. A. ID.
Evans.
Rev. and Mrs. A. d. Evans will
entertain the Trustee Telpers and
Willing Workers Clubs, Tuesday
night, March 81.
First Baptist Church
Sunday was a busy day at the
church. Sunday School opened at
$3.50 a. m. with a large attendance.
DR.. Strickland, who recently came
to practice in Inkster, made some
timely and helpful remarks. He
also stressed the Importance of
playing the Game Fair" in what
ever vocation one may enter.
Pastor A. l.. Merritt preached
from st. Luke 1918. The congrega-
ton was large. The message was
masterful.
Little Miss Bernice Harris receiv-
ed a New Testament, from Deacon
b. d. Burnside, for her loyal
church record.
The Violet Art Club, of Inkster,
gave a surprise party on March 16,
at 1867 Spruce STREET, in honor
OF Mrs. T. j. Morris. Mrs. F.
Stroud is president.
The deacons and trustees put
over a very successful effort on
March %, in which $45 was raised.