The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-19
NKSTER news

Little Dolores Daley was aggre-
ably surprised last Saturday even
ing. when her mother greeted her
with group OF her friends at
surprise birthday party Those
present included Dorothy VI. Wes-
ton, Patricia Bini0n. Annie Ronse
Mausetta Sargent. Flossie and
Ruth Danley The little lady was
the recipient OF many gifts on her
seventh birthday
Speaking Of birthdays there are
few Of the people Of Inkster having
birthdays IN March, among them
being Henry and Henryene Binion
Mrs. Minnie Fort Mrs. r. $ Perry.
Mrs Florence McClearen. Willie
Jackson and Lillian King.
The home OF Mr. and Mrs Gard
ner King was alive with laughter
Wednesday when a group Of young
people gathered TO share in the
celebration OF their little daughter
Lillian's birthday Those present
were Joe Defoe, Henry Green
Ruth Taylor. Mary Elizabeth
Evans. Marrice Morrison George
Bailey. Patricia Binion Dorothy
Blackman Beitye Joe Wilson, Mona
! Johnson. Sarah Elliot. The honoree
received a number Of lovely gifts
Mrs Beatrice Branch was hos
tess 10 The Usher Board Of Smith
/ Chapel last Thursday evening Al
ter the meeting the members Went
to lhe home Of Mr. and Mrs Arthur
McClearen. where the Pastors Aid
Board had in progress a surprise
birthday party for their president.
Mrs NIcClearcn. Mrs Eloise Evan
4 and Mrs Susie Davis composed
the committee in charge
Rev a. u Evans arrived week
ago from an extended visit in parts
OF Alabama after attending The A
NJ + Bishops Conference AZ
! Montgomery. Ala Rev Evans
preached The II IN. sermon on the
fourth Sunday Of February. in the
church OF his conversion He also
visited one OF his former PARISH
toner's. members. Joseph Melton
who departed this life shortly al
ter Rev Eyant's return Mr. Mel
ton was loved and respected by tn
entire citizcnry of Inkster
Mrs. Willie NJ. Binion was hos
tess to the Imperial Art and Liter
airy Club last Wednesday evening
Those present were: Mrs Bill,
) Holloway, Carrie Ford Bell Baker
Willie Burden, Bertha Steele. Bes
' sic Perry and Beatrice Branch
Mrs Rachel Perry was given
: surprise birthday party Fri even
ing by the ladies OF the Industrial
: Art Club. of which she is founder
: and president
Mrs. Ethel Sargent is the effici-
4 ert leader OF the Inkster Women's
! Council Of Clubs. Thia organization
met Thursday evening, al the homs
OF Mrs Shelih Jackson. OF Spruce
street The major objective OF thi,
group is the furtherance of com
munity center.
That spring is in the air coulc
easily be seen al Smith Chapel las
Sunday Light coats and brigh'
printed dresses were worn by
many Speaking Of dresses. the
Trustee Helpers are sponsoring 2
rummage sale Saturday. in con
nection with a bake sale Mrs Rose
Simmons is president and is IL
charge
: Members Of the Gospel Chorus
are glad TO welcome their dire,
tor. Mrs Morrison. who has retur,
ed home after having attended
the funeral Of her father who wa
laid to rest in Louisiana
Second Baptist Church WAS
crowded Sunday morning Rev O
y Jones delivered an impressive
sermon. subject Gods Sickle /,
Ready" text. Psalm 81. II was
masterful The night service was
also interesting and the pastor
sermon created much comment The
subject was Saved From Fire
text. Jude / %.
Second Baptist Church wishes %
thank II. ID. Crosby, prominent
mortician Of Detroit. for his inter
est in the series OF sermons de-
livered by the pastor during Feb
ruary
Three prizes were given TO essay
writer's. The interest and enthusi-
asm shown by III youth we're re-
, markable.