The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15

marked the beginning OF the Sec
ond year OF pioneering OF the local
+. T. A. The meeting was held in
the auditorium OF the Inkster high
school. with Lewis ]. DENNY pre-
siding. Mrs. Marjorie Neapean. the
secretary OF the p. T. A.. gave a re-
sumo OF the past years work. The
organizations regular meetings are
held on the first Tuesday evening In
each month. Officers elected at the
iast meeting were: l.. J. DENLY
president; Mrs. Maud NJ. Andera.
Vice president; Mrs. NJ. Neapean.
secretary; Mrs. S. Jackson, assis-
tant secretary: and Randolph
Walker, treasurer.
Those present at the p. 4. A.
meeting included Miss Alfredo
Shaver, Mrs. Georgia Reid. Rober,
Fowler. DR.. l.. Perry. Miss Butler,
Miss Ruth vansant, Mr.. Sipple. and
K l.. Trent.
Inkster Teachers
Miss Esther Wilson. after serving
TWO years as principal OF the Ink
ster high school. has been given
favorable recommendation by her
superintendent. Miss shaver Miss
Laura Joyner. who has taught srd
grade, has been promoted to the 9Th
grade.
Among The other local teachers
are Misses Mary Ellen butler.
kindergarten: Dorothy Scott. 1st
b.. Ruth vanZandt. A: Margaret
Rowe. End b: Rugh Mcintosh. 2nd
a Lila Lissimore. 3rd b: Ernes-
tine Woodruff. 3 A; Mae Bunch.
4 A Madge Ship. 5th. Marion
Gleason. 9Th; Laura Joyuer. 7th {:
Sadie u. Felloston. Sth. Harvey
Jackson, Marion Taylor, Ruth Cot
termole. Alvin Joselyn. Flora Bur
CESS. high school; Esther Wilson
dhu iona Wiseman, principals.
smith Chapel
Presiding Elder David blake
held his first quarterly conferayce
AT Smith Chapel AME church. Octo-
Der and s.
Saturday. October |. little Bar
bara Jean Evans. was the recipient
of many gifts from friends, on the
occasion or her fifth birthday A
lovely party was given in her hon
or bv ser il other.
Nj Is Fannie Anthony Was hos
less Monday to the - os's Aid
board " Smith Chape! church.
The Senior Usher board met with
Mrs Eloise Evans. Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Willie Burden entertained
the imperial A. and L. Sub We'd
nesday evening. A delicious chicken
dinner was served.
The Flue De Lis Foursome. con-
sisting OF Mesdames Waldo Sargent,
Robert Cole, Paul Williams, and
b. l.. Holloway entertained their
husbands at the hQtns Of Mrs.
Robert cole. recently. Bridge priz-
ee were won by Mrs. Holloway ana
Paul Williams.
Mrs. O. Mitchell returned sun
day from the Sumby hospital at
River Rouge.
Andy Schropshire is recuperating
at his home on Spruce street, fol-
lowing recent operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Trent visited
recently in Ohio. as guests of Rev.
oliver.
At chicken dinner recently held
at st. Benedict-The-M Moor. some OF
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Russell. Detroit Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Marston. Mr.. and Mrs Ma
jor Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
McClis. Miss Matte Curry j. 4.
Lane. Mrs. Spencer. and the chill
dren OF Rev. Evans
First Baptist Church.
Inkster
Rev. A. T.. Merritt preached Sum
day morning from the subject. The
Trial OF Abrahams Faith" II was
a masterful sermon.
The Senior choir rendered fine
program Sunday afternoon, under
direction OF G. c. Wyatt. The chorus
rendered lovely selections Sunday
morning and night.
The Rev. Mr.. Merritt preached
Sunday evening from the text,
Come. let us reason together
Many were present. including mem
bers OF Roy Scout troop No. 2
A surprise birthday party was
given on October in honor OF Rev.
A. l.. Merritt. Dinner guests were:
Rev. and Mrs. s. ID. ROSS, Detroit,
Rev and Mrs. T.. c. Copeland. River
Rouge: and others. The honoree
received lumber OF handsome
presents.
The BYPU and sunday school
Youth congress will give a Trip
Around the World on October ~.
All are invited Mrs. C. Danley was
dinner guest OF Mrs. o. Simms.
Sunday. Magnolia Simms is re-
porter for First Baptist church.