The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-07
BY Mrs. WINE N. BInIon

Christmas is over and every one
In Tnkster seems TO have had
merry Christmas and happy New
Year.
Friday night. the Four-Leaf
Glover club held their annual So
cial affair at the home OF Mrs.
Lila Thompson, on Harrison road.
Mrs. Bessie Perry Is the efficient
president OF the club. Games were
enjoyed aud refreshments served.
All present expressed themselves
as having had a Jolly good time.
The members all received lovely
Christmas gifts.
The annual Emancipation Day
program. sponsored by the Inkster
Civic league. was held at the Wo-
mack Temple G. NJ. r. church al 3
.. m. Sunday, with Robert Sim
mons presiding. Eugene Bolden,
OF the Ford Dixie Eight: and Err
nest Pace, OF Smith chapel were
guest soloists. Mrs. Alice staff
also rendered an instrumental
number. Smith charel's combin-
ed choir and chorus sang the Sc
lection, Remember Now Thy Gre
ator." The address Was delivered
by Rev. Freeman. pastor OF Amity
Baptist church. High points In
the history OF Abraham Lincoln's
life were related by the eloquent
speaker.
The children OF 81. Clements
Episcopal Sunday School and the
Girls Friendly society motored
Thursday night TO Detroit. where
they were royalty entertained.
Rev. A. D. Evans preached dur
ing the holidays 10 capacity audi.
ences. His series OF sermons de-
picted the birth OF Christ. The
combined choir and chorus render
cd the musical numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McClearen
we're hosts 10 more than fifty
guests at open house" Monday. at
their coy home on Walnut street.
Mr.. Boggs. OF Cleveland, Ohio, was
house guest OF his daughter and
son-in-law, Rev. aud Mrs. A. D..
Evans.
First Baptist Church
Sunday morning. Rev. A. L. Mer-
rift was attired in a gray and black
suit. with white and black access
SORES. He delivered both an educa-
tional and spiritual sermon. sub
ject. "The Two Gates--Make Your
Choice" text. Matt. 7:13-14.
Communion services were held al
6:is. Many attended
Pastor Merritt received many
lovely Christmas presents. from
friends in the church.
Mrs. Hattie Smith returned from
South Carolina recently. after a
vacation Of two months.
Miss Theresa and Miss Lillian
Wyatt. students at Cass high and
Wayne university. respectively:
also Miss Celestine Caldwell, OF
the University OF Michigan. we're
Christmas guests OF Miss Magnolia
Simms, in Inkster.
The Rev and Mrs. James Ayler
were dinner guests Sunday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Her
ring.
Mrs. Whitman. a local nurse.
was dinner guest on Christmas
Day at the home OF Mrs. OBrien
Simms.
Deacon y. h. Burnside and Trus-
tee Martin are engaged in a contest
to raise funds for First Baptist
church. Your help will be deep
" appreciated.
The Senior choir. under the
direction OF G.. c. Wyatt. will spou-
sor program, Sunday, January
s, at 3 .. m. The public Is invited
MISS ldell Mack has been elected
president OF the Sunday School
and 3. Y. p. L. Youth congress.
This club plans 10 send many dele
gates to the congress In June.
The public Is cordially invited
10 attend all services at First
Baptist church. The order Of SER
vice Is as follows: $50. Sunday
School: 10:45 a. m. prayer SER
vice: 1915 a. M. professional;
1880 a. m. preaching: $3.50 .. M.
d. Y. p. L.; 6:45. prayer service:
s:15 p. m. professional; 1880 p. M,
preaching; $3.50 p. M, benediction.
Miss Magnolia Slmms is church
renorter.