The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14

'fun night at the Il. i. a. meet
ing Mrs. Lila B. Manner won a
lovely box Of chocolates. given by
Supt. Elfrieda Shaver to the per-
son bringing in the largest num-
Der OF members. Miss Edith Allen
was IA close runner-up. The teach
ers presented a skit depicting
children in action. while the
mothers staged skit. entitled,
THE Happy Widows. Club" Mr..
Sipple. of the Ford Motor Com
pany, was present.
The seniors of Inkster High
School are eagerly planning for
their graduation trip.
Two bus loads OF singers and
dancers. accompanied by the teach
ers, attended the district festival
al the Fordson High School last
Friday night.
Mrs. Alberta Lewis entertained
he Imperial Literary and Art Club
last Friday night. at her home on
Cherry street After the business
period. the hostess served refresh
ments.
The committee OF Boy Scouts
who served at the annual exposi-
tion were rendered testimonial
banquet last Friday evening, at
Lincoln High School. Thomas Car
michael Is scout master; Willie
Good, assistant.
Others present at the testimonial
were; Frank c. Smith. Rev. A. ID.
Evans. r. L. Trent. Onnie Jones.
and William Plunkett. Of the A.
merican Legion: Miss Elfrieda
Shaver. superintendent OF schools /,
Mrs. Eddie NJ Carmichael. Miss
Ruth Defoe. Mrs. X. l.. Trent, Mrs.
w. NJ. Binion. and scouts Lamar
Binion. Raymond Hawkins. David
Sims. Robert Fowler. Thomas Wes-
tern. Edward Harris, James Birch.
Marion Thomas, Edzel Payne, Rob
ert Rodney.
Last Sunday. Mothers Day. for
the first time. Mrs Claudia Will
liams. Mrs. Winfrey Brooks. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Binion wore white flow
ers, symbolic OF their love for
their departed mothers.
Smith Chapel
Rev a. ID. Evans delivered a
grand sermon on Mothers Day,
subject, Lantern Carriers. He
depicted mothers as carriers OF
light. The Gospel Chorus. under
direction of Mrs. Wildred Morrison.
was at it's best. The afternoon SER
vices were also excellent.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pace. OF
North Detroit were week end
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. William
Ford Of Hickory street.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Richardson
were guests Sunday morning at
Smith Chapel.
Social Items
The Violet Art Club. OF Inkster.
was entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Roland, last Friday. The club
will have Il rummage sale on May
20. at the home OF Mrs. Lane, on
Harrison avenue. Mrs r. Stroud
is president
The silver Leaf Social Clubs
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residence OF Mrs. X. Hendrix, last
week The club will serve ietc-
tcte tea at the home of Mrs. smith.
May -. irom : TO 9 y. m
First Baptist tslurch
Rev j. w Williams. OF Cleye-
land. Ohio. preached last Sunday
at First Baptist Church. using The
subject Mother" Mrs. II. Smith
and Miss NJ L. Lane sang duet.
Your Mother always Cares For
You Three were added TO the
church.
An impressive sermon was deliv-
cred at $3.50 p. m. subject. RE
joicing In The God or Our Saliva
ton" The church rally was sue
cess. The pastor, Rev. A. l.. Mer-
rift. is celebrating his fourth an
niversary from May to 16.
Second Baptist Church
Second Baptist Church was like
a garden OF lovely roses last Sun
day. as the large congregation cell
ebrated Mothers Day A fine pro-
gram was rendered. Pastor o. b.
Jones peached from the theme.
"All Children Reflect Their Moth
ers." In the afternoon an excellent
program was rendered by the Sun
day School and the BYPU.
Al the evening service, Pastor
Jones talked briefly on the sub
ject. Non Confidence In Christ
Four were added To the church
during the days services, one by
Christian experience.