The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-01
NKSTER news


5S62 isabella Avenue
The Rev. Alexander David
Evans spoke from "Can two walks
get together unless they are a
greed" Sunday morning. The Rev.
Mr.. Evans stressed the past tense
OF the verb "agree" throughout
his sermon. Following the morn
Ing worship at Smiths Chapel, TIE
Rev. Mr.. Evans read matrimonial
VOWS to Miss Elizabeth Frances
Grey, young member OF Smiths
Chapel and the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Grey, OF Indiana
polls road. and Warren Smith,
Ann Arbor. The church was beau
tifully decorated with pink and
white. and the altar was alive with
ssters. marigolds. gladioli, dahlias
and variety OF fall flowers.
Before the Wedding procession
there was song by the senior
choir a dramatic soprano solo BY
Mrs. Janette verdon: quartet ar
rangement by members of the SEN
Tor choir, and song by Nrs. Rose
Mary Simmons. The bridesmaids
and attendants were attired in
blue and pink.
The bride wore white lace over
white satin entrain and was beau.
tiful She was given IA marriage
by her father, Frank Grey. Mrs
Ophelia Jones. cousin OF the bride
was attired in Copen blue formal
wrich made her look almost az
joJthfuI as til bride and attend.
ants. Mrs. Jones played the wed.
ding r~-:ch. Mrs. Mildred Morrison
ac ompanied Mrs. Janette yerdor
al the piano TO, the vocal solo.
Well. a little bird tells me tina,
little Claude Perry took INTO him,
self bride a few weeks ago. and
It's true. And so did Woodrow
brown take Nannue Rutherford &c
De his lifelong playmate. And ev.
efvpody Is wondering when will
Wii'ie Barnes md Edward Stacey
JON hands at the altar. The sam,
little bird tells me that the quIe
little widow, Mrs. Beatrice Branch
VIII soon be Mrs. Beatrice Cart
right. Arthur Will be the Iuck,
boy in this instance.
Echoes from the recen. five,
Stow are still In the air The I'm
pe'ial Art and Literary club mo
AT the home Of the president. Mrs
W. NJ. Pinion, We tuesday evehir,.
20 receive the two ribbons Won b,
the club at the flower show. Tn,
club won second prize Ga yellow
ribbon OF gladioli) and third priz,
,rcd r'bLon on merigoi ls,. TIL,
mem srs pledged their support 70,
the 1924 flower slow. Essias lie,
read one OF his poems at the flowe,
'hcn
Mrs. II. A. McNeely ana brother
Mr.. Laney. OF Walnut street. lef
by motor Monday morning for Ian
caster. y. c., where they will visi
relatives.
First Baptist Church
Magnolia SImms
1923 SpringhIII Street
The revival has been quite a sue
cess during the first week. Tn,
Rev. II. e. Owens pres ehed Mon
day night from the subject, Faith"
Sin. Tuesday night: What will
you do in the end" Wcdnesda,
night: "The suffering Christ.
Thursday night, and 1.-THE yea,
king died saw the Lord Frida!
night.
The church was filled with in
terested people. The Rev. A L
Merritt preached from the subjec
The disappointed Christ Sunda,
morning. The spirit OF revival wa,
carried on. Five Joined FOR hap
tism.
The widows club OF Inkstei
sponsored lovely program Sun
day afternoon.
The subject. Cooperation VIA,
strongly emphasized In the BYPt
lesson Sunday evening. Magnolia
Simms presiding.
There will be peanut pulling
at the home OF Magnolia Simm'
Monday, October 3, given by the
Sunday School and BYPU Youth
congress. This club Is plannins
TO send representatives to Tulsa
Okla. next June. The plasterina
Of the church has been completed
and the flooring was started inn
mediately. First Baptist Is doing
fine work under the leadership OF
the youngest pastor in Inkster. the
Rev. A. l.. Merritt.
There were remarks concerning
the National Baptist convention
made by the pastor and his wife
who told OF the amusements af-
forded the travellers to the conven-
ton by Robert Merritt. There were
many visitors at the church Sun
day. Mother Warren Is on the road
to recovery following illness.
Second Baptist Church
The Second Baptist church was
we'll attended Sunday morning.
The prayer services both in pas
tors study and main auditorium
were inspiring.
The pastor, Rev. o. B. Jones.
came TO the pulpit with many en-
couragiug remarks before the SER
man re aafd In bfa diacOurae. God