The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15
Inkster Jottings


Each Young lady sold TWENTY-FIVE
votes Those who helped make the
evening interesting included Geor-
60 Wilson. exalted ruler: Robert
Simmons. Elder Clark. Rev. A. II.
Eyans. Mrs Ethel Sargent. Eugene
Boldcn and members OF Smith
Chapel senior choir.
The sunday school Of Smith
chapel AME church presented Mrs.
Rosemary Simons and Eugene
Roldcn in vocal recital Friday
night The audience was very ap-
preciati,e and demanded return
appearance.
HenrSne Binion was presented a
box OF luscious chocolate. for hav-
ine sold the largest number OF
tickets. William King was olose
runner-up Alexander simmons l.
the efficient superintendent OF
! Smith Chapel SUNDAY school.
Mesdames lpona Goodson. Agnes
Davis. lille Holloway and Albcr.
IA Dean motored 10 Monroe Mich
recently whore they visited friends
and purchased many plants from
the Monroe Nursery. also Gifts
from The Ohio China company.
Mrs O. -. Jones Wa winner Of a
beautiful lace table cloth. given
Wednesday night. hy the Imperial
Art and Literary club ri the home
OF Mrs Matte McNeecc Mrs W
NJ. Binion is president Of the club
I Mr. Hypolite DeSnonilc has re-.
turned from the SUNNY hospital
where he was confined for several
: days.
Miss Sally Coles haS returned Ia
virginia. after having spent three
months here with her sister and
brother. Mr. and Mrs Quincy NJ
l-aney, 1915 Harrison Road
Club Notes
The Society Sisters club met in
in their regular session AT the
home OF the president, Miss Jerry
lyn Cox. After a brief session. the
members entertained themselves
by playing an interesting game oi
softball with members OF The Jolly
Strollers club. Matte Smith is
club reporter
The Sophisticales club held rs
meeting ~ the home OF Miss Rcr-
lha Manner recently and all had p
delightful time. The club " spon-
soring summer frolic on June H.
lst the lovely home OF James
Spraee. A fine time is anticipated
Refreshments and music Viii be
featured. The public is invited.
First Baptist Church
The SUNDAY school sponsored
their Children's Day program
Sunday afternoon. Pastor A. L..
Merritt preached sunday morning
from the subject. "Conqnering In
a storm Through FAITH Acts
27;3-5 The Morning Star chorus
rendered lovely music.
sunday afternoon. The pastor and
congregation were visitors al Chap
81 Hill Baptist church.
Sunday evening. Pastor A. T..
Merritt preached another eloquent
sermon.
Prayer meeting will he held
Wednesday evening at 1880. The
Live Wire Singers Will sponsor n
program at First Baptist Friday
evening at o'clock.
Members OF First Baptist on the
sick list include Mrs Mackaheld.
Mrs. Ida Mitchell, Miss Johnson.
Miss Lille Simms was the guest
OF her parents. SUNDAY Miss Mag
nolia Simms is church reporter.
second Baptist Church
The Second baptist church was
filled 10 capacity Sunday morning.
and many special guests were pres
ent.
The pastor. the Rev. A. y. Jones
delivered very interesting mes
SAGE subject. THE Lost Road
Map Psalms 1la.iiS He said.
you - the only one VINO can guide
us on the road ~ life because there
are 50 many crossroads and dan
rerous curves II is a good thing
10 pull 20 the curb and consult your
road map 10 avoid getting on on
the wrong route"
One was added 10 the church
The state missionary. Mrs. Pope.
made some very interesting re-
marks.
In the afternoon the Childreus
Day program was rendered which
was very interesting.
The evening service at 2 O'Clock
was also very Interesting. The pas
tor delivered me serm0neite
The Usher board will celebrate
IFS tenth anniversary next Sunday
afternoon. June 1e at Z pm. A
Grand program will be rendered.
and Dr p. A Milton will he the
PRINCIPAL speaker All are invited
Mas Christine Whitner Ia church