The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
Inkster Jottings
By MRS. WILLIE NJ. BINIo,

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Last sunday goodly number 81
persons assembled at Womack
Temple CME church for the regular
insprational meeting OF tho tME
Laymen. Chester A Adams presid.
ed Mr. Evin. Of Detroit. acted rs
secretary Dr. Wisdom was the
chief speaker The Harps Of Zion
chorus. of which Mrs. VI .Dorsc,
is director. furnished tho music.
C. +. Perry WAS host TO the I'm.
perial Art and Literary club Wed.
nesday nicnt After the husines'
session. dainty refreshments were
served.
Henry Roberts. Of Isabelle street
seems well on tho way TO recoy
cry after having hecn M az 'h'
Sumby hospital in River Rouge
sunday was eajoyed all day Al
Smith Chapel AME church TIL.
senior choir was a It's hest viii
Mrs Ophelia Jones The pianis
was IN charge. Mrs Roscmar,
Simmons sang. I'm BE willing
Lord to Run All the wav' II wa
lovely Tho Rev Nr Evans preach
ed a grand message
Legion Post Installation
Az pm tho Dunbar post ~ the
American Legion. No 2Sn. gather
ed recently and formed Inc line o
march on Michigan avenue. march
ing to Inkstor road thence 4
Reach. from Beach TO Harrison
thence 10 carlysle. from Carlysl.
10 Sprinshll and then to Smitr
Chapel whore they held their an
nual installation services In th'
line OF march were comrades from
Hamtramck. Ecorse and Detroit
together with members OF thei'
auNiiaries The Tom Phillips Post
No Isl, Drum and Bugle corns
played in the parade Also IN IN,
parade were Robert l.. Trent am
his BOY Scout Drum and Bigl'
corps. accompanied ny their gronl
OF majorettcs Tho parade wa
really n beautiful spectacle.
Post Commando William Plum
ket installed tho officers and turn
cd the gravel TO Senior Comman
dor Willie Myles. who was II
charge throughout the service
The Senior choirs OF First Rap
fist and Smith Chapel assisted wilt
the music An address OF wclcom'
was given by Councilman Rob
crt Sim ions The audience joinc,
in the singing Of. "Mv Country tt
~ Thee and God bless America.
with Ernest Pace singing tho vcrs.
Of the latter MY Desire" wa
sung by Mrs Eddie Mae Carmich
acl. Magnolia Simms rcciicd, "Th'
Prodigal Son" ny J. W Johnson.
Amlty Baptist Church
Dcacons Tribe and James open
ed PRAYER service Sunday morning
The Rev. Mr.. Summerheld prayc,
and the scripture lesson was road
by the Rev. Mr. Western. The Rev
Mr. Curtis preached from the text
Heb. 12;32 Collection was taker
and visitors introduced.
Visitors included Rev Mr. Can.
non. Of Chicago and the Rev Mr.
Hughes. pastor OF Union Baptist
church. MI Clemens.
Prayer meeting is held each Tues.
day night All are welcome Ar.
lene Barnes is church reporter.
First Baptist Church
Sunday morning. Pastor A. T.
Merritt preached from the theme
"The Exchanging Christ" Heb
1873. During his discourse. he
said Although there arc econom-
&C., political and social changes
the true religion set forth b,
Christ will never change"
Mr.. and Mrs. Pace. OF Detroit
the Rev and Mrs. Brown. Detroit
Miss Butler. Inkster teacher. wer,
guests at the morning hour.
SUNDAY evening. the pastor do
llvered his message from the text
And He Came 10 Himself"
The Baptist Builders association
convened al First Baptist church
beginning Friday through Sunday
For news OF this church Away,
read The Tribune. Miss Magnolia
Simms Is church reporter.
Womack Temple
Pastor s. A. Sea. OF womack
preached Sunday morning on THE
Goodness 81 Cod" Kings i7;1l
A. present enjoyed the service.
Pastor Sea, his choir and Q
group OF members motored 70 De
trolt IN the afternoon and took part
IN the anniversary program Of The
Pastors chorus OF 81, John CME
church.
The frst Sunday In october