The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
nVKSTER news
BY Mrs. wnlIe VI. Binion

by Mrs. While ". Binion
The Imperial Art and Literary
club was royalty entertained by
Mrs. Beatrice Branch at her con-
genial home on Isabelle street.
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. r. s. Perry has just return-
ed from Flint, Mich. where she
attended the grand lodge OF the
Queen OF Sheba Chapter OF Eas-
tern Stars.
The Rev. S. C. Davis preached
the afternoon sermon at Smiths
Chapel A. NJ. h. church In his SER
mon he made a wonderful comrarI-
son OF Gods protection TO his
saints by comparing the large
mountainous region around Jerusa-
lem At six o'clock Presiding Elder
David A. Blake held his business
session of the fourth quarterly
conference AT Smiths Chapel. Each
report asked for the return OF the
Rev. A. Evans. The Building Fund
committee made fairly good re-
port Sunday evening and predicts
greater report for the fourth
Sunday in July.
The Happy Hour club sponsored
an excursion trip Friday evening
which was quite enjoyable.
The Mother OF Pearls Missionary
society sponsored a fish supper at
the parish house Of Smiths Chap
eI Friday night
The Binion sisters entertained
the Lilly OF the Valley Social and
Sewing club Friday evening.
Mrs. Peola Kellum Is the house
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Nellie
Pace. Mrs. Kellum halls from Gary.
Indiana.
A Ford Appreciation hour was
observed Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock under the auspices
Of the Inkster civic league. Robert
Simmons. president The mayor "
the city OF Dearborn was principal
speaker.
A surprise tea was given AT the
home OF Mrs. Ellen Lane Monday
evening honoring Mrs. Rosa Bel
den, daughter ruler Of Grace Alma
Temple OF Elks. Mrs. Bolden has
ably served this temple for two
years. The members are loud in
their praise Of their very efficient
leader
Mr. and Mrs Hardy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson OF Detroit. were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Trent. 3l55
Spruce street Sunday afternoon
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Second Baptist chHrch
In spite NJ the weather Sunday
morning. June 26 the Second Bap-
list church was well filled. A beau
tiful solo was sung ny Willie Ross.
usher al the morning worship,
The Rev. o. r Jones. pastor. de-
livered a great sermon on the. sub
ject. "An unfaithful church in
danger OF extinction. text Rev rs
Rev. Jones said in part THE
church and the minister are criti-
cized more than anything and any
body in the world and yet without
the church and the ministry our
lives would he failures. a beautiful
house on the outside is no indica-
ton that II is beautiful on the in
side. One should make the inside
beautiful and the outside will he
taken care OF. SO II should he with
our lives. The purpose Of The
church organization Is to keen
spiritual growth and this growth
cannot be II there Is envy and
strife in the hearts Of The men,
bers.'
The Civic league Of Inkster held
the Ford Appreciation hour at Sec
ond Baptist in the afternoon, The
choir rendered appropriate music
and the entire affair was great
success.
The evening service was brief
but interesting. Two accessions
were made one being candidate
| for baptism.