The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-28

First Baptist Church, presented a
musicale last Friday evening.
Mrs. Albertha Steele was hos
tess to the Imperial Art Club,
Wednesday evening.
Rev. A. ID. Evans, together with
his chorus and ushers. worshipped
at Second Baptist Church. last
Wednesday Rev. Evans preach
ed forceful sermon to the ushers.
who were holding their anniver-
sary. Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Trent
and Robert overly have just re-
turned from attending the funeral
OF Mr.. Trent's mother. Citizens
of the community deeply sympa-
thize with Mr.. and Mrs. Trent.
They are both very active workers
at Second Baptist Church.
Rev. O. G.. Cassell Is covalesc-
ing at his home on isabelle ave-
nue..
Mrs Sarah Brown has return
ed from a hospital in Detroit,
where she recently underwent
serious operation.
Mrs. Beatrice Branch, and Mrs
Carrie Ford and little son, Nor
rice, spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. James Pace. in North
Detroit.
SMITH CHAPEL
Members OF Smith Chapel A. NJ.
r. Church were glad to welcome
Mrs. Janette verdun. 2fier her re-
turn from an extended visit with
parents in Louisiana. Accompany
ing Mrs. Verdun were her little son.
Lawrence, Jr.. and little Morrison.
The Violet Art Club sponsored
rummage sale Friday, at the
home of Mrs. c. l.. Lane, on Har-
rison Road.
Miss Elfrieda Shauer, Mr.. Sip
pie of Ford Motor Company; Pro-
f,ssor Harvey c. Jackson, Miss
Esther Wilson. Maxine Coker, Miss
TAYLOR and Miss Murray accom-
panied the Seniors of Inkster High
School on camping tour In up
per Michigan. last week.
Villagers are busy sodding yards
and planting grass, in preparation
for summer evenings at home on
the lawns. Painting will soon
follow
Robert Simmons, Elks state d.
rector OF education. motored to
Ann Arbor. Sunday evening, where
he attended an oratorical contest
Mrs. Leona Goodson is convalesc-
, ing at her home on Harrison Road.
Mrs. Sarah Cowans is much i'm
proved at home on Spruce street.
Mother Betty Barnes is still Ill.
at her residence on Harrison Road.
Stewardess Board No. l, OF
Smith Chapel, sponsored log
saving and apron-hemming" con-
test. at the home Of Mrs. Cary
Spencer.
The Junior Boys Of Smith Chapel
made their first appearance Sun
day morning. They were: Bonnie
Mckay. Joseph Davis, Samuel Des-
montile. Arthur Bailey. Theodore
Morrison. and Edward Payne.
Mrs. Cordelia Laney and Mrs
Emma Blackman were breakfast
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
la. McClearen. 1858 Walnut, Fri
day. Others present included Mrs
Bonnie Johnson. Mrs. II A. Nc
Neeley. and Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy
Laney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zellie Blackman
gave family dinner Thursday
in honor of his grandmother, Mrs.
Emma Blackman. who was visiting
in Inkster Photographs were
made OF the entire group. After
spending two pleasant weeks with
relatives here, Mrs. Blackman and
Mrs. Laney left for home in South
Carolina last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Talbert en-
tertained their pastor at Taber-
nacle Baptist Church, Detroit,
Detroit. Rev. r II. Pittman, Tues
day May It. Mrs Pittman and
son we're also present Other guests
included Mr. and Mrs. John Pet
ers. Mrs. w. p. Williams, Mr.
Henderson, W Taylor, +. Doug
lass. Mrs Pearl Reed was host
ess.
Former members and friends en-
ioyed the presence of Rev Pitt
man and family.
Mrs. Beatrice Wilson Is convalesc-
ing in Ann Arbor hospital. Friends
are wishing for her a speedy re-
coyery.
Miss Lula NJ. Wilson returned
home Sunday. after long absence
from Inkster. Citizens extend her
/ a hearty welcome.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. .. B. Jones preached a fine
sermon to a large congregation at
Second Baptist Church. Sunday
morning. His subject was. ON
Gods Line or Battle. Matt. 5:44.
The message was impressive.
In the afternoon, the Usher
Board rendered their anniversary
program. Several usher boards OF
Detroit were represented, and the
financial effort was a success.
The evening service was also
very interesting. Rev. L. II. orange.
of oklahoma, delivered the sermon.
He is the brother OF o. w. Orange.
director OF Second Baptist