The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-04
MISTER news


Ohc OF the most OUTSTANDING
events OF the year was the Boy
Scout Field Day given by Inkster
Troop No. OF which Thomas
(Fats) Carmichael is the very ef-
ficient scout master. The drum and
Bugle Corps OF North Detroit fur
nished superb music. Boy Scout
troops OF Ecorse. guests. Wed with
the Inkster troop In a baseball
game which ended in a tie due to
the lateness of the hour. The score
was TT.
A big dance followed In the af
Iternoon at the Inkster High School
auditorium. Much credit Is due to
Mrs. Eddie Mae Carmichael who
works faithfully with her husband.
also the assistant scout master,
Willie Good. Cleveland Curry. viii
liam Flunkett and other members
OF the American Legion assisted in
: the parade.
! The Imperial Glee Club of Inks
ter made its initial appearance
Sunday evening at Smiths Chapel
A. NJ. 4. Church. The singers are
under the very fine direction OF
young Robert Grey with Misses
Florence Finley and Gennie M.
Riley, pianists.
The contest sponsored by Harold
Crosby, of the Crosby -Hoagland
Funeral Directors. ended at Smith Z
Chapel Sunday night. The contest
involved essays written on four out
of five sermons that had been de-
livered by Rev. Evans for the past
/ few months. Contestants were
Misses Ruth Defor. Alberta Pace
I.eana Myers. Ruth Fowler, Abel
Rountree; Lamar Binion and VIII
lie Stacey. Those winning prizes
were as follows: Miss Abel Round
tree. 9th Grade. Inkster High
School, first; Miss Leana Myers
former freshman OF Ypsilanti Nor
mai college. second: Lamar Bin
ion. 9Th Grade of Inkster High
School. third prize Gardner King
was chairman OF the committee. All
who heard these young people were
awakened to the fact that young
folk of today only want a chance
and 1t is with us to help them.
Rev. Evans left Tuesday morn
ing for Saginaw to attend the dis
trict conference OF the South De
troit District.
Rev. f. Il. Jones, choir and con-
gregation worshipped with Rev
Evans and his congregation Thurs
day evening. Rev. Jones delivered
an excellent sermon.
Mrs. Albertha Steele was hostess
to the Imperial Art and Literary
/, Club Wednesday evening. Follow.
ing the business the hostess served
a delicious luncheon.
Many of the young people vii
miss Lucille and Ruth Davis who
will spend the summer with rela
tives in Ohio. The Misses Davis
F., have been very cooperative In thu
various activities sponsored by th'
young people.
Chester Adams. exalted ruler O
the Golden Gate Lodge OF Elks has
returned from Hot Springs. Ark.
| where he attended the general con
Terence Of the c. NJ. +. Church. lie
was delegate Of the Detroit dis
irict.
Rev. A. ID. Evans with his Senior
choir and congregation will wor-
ship at Rev. Clark's church. Whit
taker, Mich. sunday afternoon
, June ) at o'clock.
Mrs Beatrice Clark. Mrs. Eugene
/ Smith. Mrs. Bette Givens and Mrs
Carmichael OF Alfred street are all
confined To the Seymour Hospital
Friends are asked 10 visit these
persons.
Many Of the villagers. for the
! first time. joined in the line of pill
grimage 10 the various cemeteries
Monday
The Senior Missionary Society
presented a play, fancy" Friday
evening. The play was dramatized
by Mrs c. o. Williams, Mrs
Elouise Evans. Mrs. II. S. Perry
MRS. velma Mckay. Mrs. Lille Des
montele. Mrs. Louise Williams. and
Mrs. Relia Range who played the
leading role. Mrs. Ophelia Jones
was pianist and Mrs. Ossie Rod
gers directed.
Mrs. A. Goodwin OF Irene street
was dinner guest at the home of
Mrs. McNeeley on Walnut street
last Sunday.
"A C0LoRED JUDGE