The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Inkster Jottines
BY Mrs. While NJ. BInIon

The Imperial Art and Literary
club was royalty entertained last
Wednesday night by Mrs. Allie y.
Payne OF Irkster road. The club
is giving a beautiful lace table
cloth 10 the one holding the lucky
number, on Wednesday. April 2i
at the cottage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mc-
Neece OF Harrison road
Howard Joseph OF Henry street
was almost fatally injured when
car driven by Marvin Butler
struck him on Inkster road near
Beach and broke both legs. Tic ir-
jured man was forced To have both
legs amputated. An unidentified
driver forced Mr. Butler TO The
curve In an effort TO keep from
striking another car Mr.. Butler
struck the pedestrian.
The pastor and members OF
Smith chapel were guests o. 81.
Paul Delray last Sunday after
noon. The Rev. S. S. Harris. the
pastor, was former pastor OF
Smiths chapel. The Rev. Mr..
Evans delivered the evening mes
sage and his choir furnished mu-
steal numbers.
The Trustee Helper board OF
Smiths chapel church presented
Paul Holt OF Detroit in dramatic
recital last Friday night. Mrs.
Ruby Paul was the recipient OF a
beautiful bedspread. Off having
brought In the highest amount Of
money for the sale OF tickets. Mrs.
Nellie Reid won second prize.
The willing Workers board OF
Smiths chapel are presenting Mrs.
Weidettus OF Dearborn In a book
review OF Gone With The Wind"
on April 26. Mrs. r. S. Perry is the
efficient president OF the board.
Mrs Leona GoodKon was the con-
genial hostess TO the Willing
Workers last Monday night.
Harvey Wilson and Miss GLADYS
Long were joined together IN
holy matrimony last Saturday eve
ring by the Rev Samuel Sea n,
the home OF the brides parents
on Ash street. A reception follow.
cd.
SOphlstikates News
The regular meeting OF the so.
phistikates was held at the HON,
OF Christine Camachial. After III,
session a delicious luncheon wa,
served by the hostess. Their frs
spring party was given at lii,
, home OF James Spray on Harriet
street. April Is.
,, Gerry Rutherford Is club repor
ter.
! First Baptist Church
! On last Sunday morning. th,
Rev. A. l.. Merritt delivered IN,
message from Luke 12:19-20. Th,
: chorus, under the direction OF Mis-
? Morrison. sang beautifully.
] Sunday afternoon the Senior
} choir. under the direction OF W
C. Wyatt, rendered their months
musical program.
The BYPu Is progressing splen.
didly under the supervision OF c
Thompson.
/, On Monday evening the Rev. Mr.
+ Merritt ard congregation worship
! ped at Union Baptist church. Mex
i Sunday they will worship az tn
, Church OF our Father.
z The Rev. a. l.. Merritt md fami
ly were the dinner guests OF Nh
:. and Mrs. G. Thompson last Sun
day afternoon.
The drive for $1,000 will close o,
1 July z At this time the Indebted
j. ness OF the church will be paid.
!. Magnolia Simms is church repor
ter.
= Womack Temple
Elder J. W Barnett preached In
' sermon at Womack Temple las
Sunday morning. His text Vas TAX
en- from Matt 26:27. There wer
q many visitors present. A dramati
; reading was given by Paul Hol. O
!, Detroit.
The Rev Mr.. McClain. his choI
the afternoon service. The Rev
h and congregation had charge o
Chas. Roundtree delivered IN,
message. His subject was .'liIgnte
business"
All are invited TO attend
; The evening service was shor,
! The Rev. W. l.. Douglas dellserc,
the message. Greater Love haiti
TO man than this; That he IL.