The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-25
INKSTER
(By MRS. w. BINION)
SMITH CHAPEL


Sunday morning, the choir was
under personal direction OF 4. q.
Hardison and was at its best. Pas
cor Evans preached a forceful SER
mon, text, st. John 20:14. The
church was glad to accept the men,
bership of MIR. and Mrs. Il. b. Fra
z,er, who have been absent for
some time.
The senior choir and a group of
members visited Ebenezer A. M. f.
Church. Detroit, last Sunday after
noon, TO attend the meeting of the
Laymen's Movement. Musical
numbers were rendered by the
choir, and Mrs. w. NJ. Binion gave
a short talk
Mrs. Arthur McClearen enter
tanned at an Easter party at he"
home, 1852 Walnut, on Easter Mon
day All present enjoyed the at
lair greatly.
The Inkster Young Peoples Fo-
rum will meet Sunday afternoon,
at Womack Temple c. M. e. Church,
at 8 o'clock. The theme for dis
cussion will be SIS A Man Really
Great In Proportion AS He A
chieves Great Things?" Robert Sim
mons is chairman.
The Daughters of Lone Star Tab
ernacle held their regular election
of officers recently, and the follow
ng were elected: Mrs. w. M. Bin
ion, Fl. p. Mrs. Cora Barnes, V.
p. Mrs. Lila B. Manner, G. r.; Mrs.
Bessie Herring, V. r.. Mrs. c. L.
Lane, c. IT.; Mrs. Annie b. Nor
ries, c. TT; Mrs. Ethical Myers,
|. S.. Mrs. Carrie Ford, o. S. The
members will be entertained at an
informal tea, May II, and officers
will be installed.
Mrs. Leona Goodson will be the
guest of honor. All members will
wear uniforms and regalia. A
special dispensation is open to new
members.
The Willing Workers Club, OF
Smith Chapel, met Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Annie John
son, on Spruce street, with Mrs.
Irene Kilgore presiding.
The teachers of Inkster and Lin
coin schools presented the Ford
Mountaineers, in honor of the senior
class, who will leave May 6, for
Washington, d. G.
Mrs. Martha Henderson, 3405
Harrison Road, was hostess to the
Leisure Hour Club, Monday after
noon, at her beautiful home.
After the business routine, deli
cious luncheon was served Mrs.
II. A. McNeely is president.
The Gospel Chorus of Smith Cha
pei presented a variety program,
Sunday evening, with Professor T..
Hardison, as director. Participat-
ing were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel Dav-
is duet, accompanied by Mrs. Thorn
as, of Beulah Baptist Church; e.
Pace, Mrs. A. Ware, Spirituelle;
William Ware, baritone solo; Otis
reading; Mrs. r. S. Perry,
and William Perry, readings. The
senior choir rendered a Spirituelle,
and Mrs. Mootry, of Second Bap-
fist. ]. P. Martin is president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davis, Rev.
and Mrs. A. d. Evans and son, A.
D., Jr. motored to Albion, Mich,
recently, to attend the fuenral of
friend.
o. w. Orange and his lady COM
panion; Gardner King, and Prof. T.
c. Hardison were dinner guests
last Sunday, at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. p. Martin.
The senior choir of Smith Chap
ell deeply appreciates the fact that
such a large audience attended the
fashion show, Friday night.
The funeral of Henry Shropshire
was held Saturday noon, at First
Baptist Church. Rev. A. L. Mer-
rift officiated, assisted by Rev. A.
ID. Evans. The remains were in
TERED in Memorial Park Cemetery.
The deceased is survived by his
widow, ten children, three sisters,
two brother, and many other rela-
tives and friends.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
The Second Baptist Sunday