The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-04


ner by small margin.
Mrs. Albertha Lewis was the
hostess to the Imperial Art and
Literary club Wednesday evening.
After the business session, the
hostess served a roast chicken din
ner and ice cream. All present ex-
pressed themselves as having had
a wonderful time.
Mrs. Pansy Maddox. Mrs. YER
tillee Davis, and Mrs. vernell
Mashatt are confined to Sumby
Memorial hospital. Mrs. Eliza
beth Smith and Mrs. Willie Bin
ion are convalescing at home. after
having recently been i'll at Sumby
hospital.
Rev. o. b. Jones and l.. J. Dem
by are 10 the race for election to
the Village council board. They
will appreciate your vote. Please
go to the polls and exercise your
right TO vote. Profit by past ex-
perience.
Robert Simmons Is out and at
work. He was an influenza vic
tim, as were many other villagers.
Charles McAllister, who has
been seen each day at Perry's bar
bershop, left Friday for st. Louis,
Mo. Friends wished him pleas
ant stay there.
Mrs. Florence McClearen pre-
pared dinner in fine style Monday,
for her Pastors Aid board.
Rev. A. ID. Evans built his ser
mon Sunday around THE Woman
At The Well" The Senior choir
sang beautifully.
Miss Carrie Ford was hostess
Thursday to the Trustee Helpers
board OF Smith Chapel. Mrs. Rose
Simmons Ia president Of the board
Mrs. Josie Martin is still i'll at
Trinity hospital.
The Woman's Council OF clubs
met Tuesday afternoon, at the home
OF Mrs. c. Morris, on Hickory
street. Plans were completed for
a program OF local talent to be
presented Friday. March 3. at
Smith Chapel A. NJ. Il. church. The
Council is also sponsoring hob
by show and tea. Sunday, March
8. Special awards will be given
for the best exhibits OF art. includ-
Ing needlework, woodcraft and
so forth. There will also be a
special department for children.
Those interested are asked to con-
tact Mrs. Ethel Sargent, OF Walnut
street.
| Marietta Sergeant celebrated
her tenth birthday, Wednesday.
February 20. with a gay party.
Fifteen guests were present and
the honoree received many lovely
gifts.
Among the guests attending the
first anniversary OF the marriage
OF MIR. and Mrs. Quincy Laney,
3415 Walnut street. last Sunday,
were: DR.. and Mrs. b. A. Milton,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McClearen. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Trent. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Simmons; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe De-
Foe. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. McNeeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Holloway, Mrs. s.
Martin. Mr.. Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Davis. Mrs. A. McClearen as
sisted the hostess.
Mrs. John Coleman. OF Licking
ton. Kentucky, is visiting the fam
lily. at 3106 Moore street.
Mrs. Rosa Gray. OF Moore street,
was hostess TO the Home Econom-
ic And Civic club. Thursday even
ing. After the business hour. the
hostess served delicious repast.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Josie Bush, on Harriet street,
March %.
Plans for the second annual
show, under the sponsorship OF
the Woman's Council OF clubs. in
Inkster. are being perfected. This
years show promises to be bigger
and better than ever. The pro-
jet this year will be a hobby
show. II will be held March 10. at
Paradise hall. Every club In the
community ia eligible TO become
member OF the Council and help
make the show success. Any
person, whether member OF a club
or not, can exhibit his hobby. Mes
danes Edith Allen and Maude
Andre are In charge OF spreads
and quilts. Mrs. Marjorie Nepean
Is supervisor OF needlework. Mrs.
Sheila Jackson. knitting. Those
who make a hobby OF collecting
articles. may contact Mrs. Nellie
Reid or Mrs. Hattie Smith. Mrs.
Ethel Sargent kas charge OF heir
looms and antiques; Mrs. Rosa
Bolden. paintings and sketches.
Mrs. Rose Simmons will supervise
the junior department. consisting
iof elementary. and high schools.
Prizes will be awarded to the boys
and girls In each division.
Members OF the Pastors Aid
board were entertained at the an
nual dinner recently. at the home
OF Mrs. Florence McClaren, the
president. The table was beauti-
fully decorated and the food was
abundant and delicious. The pres
ident presented potted flowers to
Mother Alexander. Mrs. Claudia
winfry, Mrs. Fannie Anthony. and
Mrs. Willie NJ. Binion. After the