The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-10
Inkster Jottings
BY MRS. WILLIE MARY BNIoy

BY MRS. WILLIE MARY BINION
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Jones was the scene OF lovely So
cial event Friday. as their daugh-
ter celebrated her sixteenth birln-
day Those present included Mrs.
Edward Jones. Miss Lois Williams.
Miss Gladys Bennett. Ernest Ben
nett. Maurice Jones, Detroit; jose
phine Summers John Siinson, Ed
ward Glaze. Frank harrington
Thomas Weston. Jean Dean, Ruth
McCay. Florence Murry. Janet
Bolden. Ruth Burgess. Laura COM
or. Robert Radnoy and viola Round
tree.
Mrs Carrie Ford was the gra-
ciouS hostess 20 the Imperial Art
and Literary club Wednesday night.
in Inkster park Present were:
Belle Baker. Willie Burden. Mat
tie McNiece, Lydia Williams. C..
Timbers. Leona Goodson. Alberta
Lewis. Bessie Perry. Beatrice Cart
wright. Alberta steele. Merlyn
Pace, Mrs. POLK, Houston. Texas.
Mrs Beatrice Payne is vacation
ing with her brother and sister-ln,
law in Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wardcll Dean and
their guests from ST. Louis. Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold Wright. also Or.
ana Mrs. Homer Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs Joe piggy were entertained
by Mrs. Mary Craven al The birth
day party Of Mrs Dean. Aug Al
Belle Isle. The Wrights and john
sons left Sunday for their homes in
ST. Louis. They will stop over IN
Chicago to visit the American Ne
gro exposition. They were accom-
panied on their return trim by 1T
lie Miss Alberta Taylor Of West Dc
troit.
il is reported that Miss Ruth
Taylor will soon become the bride
OF Mr.. Purdy OF Detroit
Miss EVELYN Pearson and BROTH
cr. Milton. have just returned from
Alabama and Kentucky, where ih,y
spent two weeks with their mother
an dothcr relafivcs.
Smith Chapel
The sunday school of Sm.,l
chapel vas joined by cute little
Jennie Mae RELY at their. annual
picnic at Elizabeth park
Next sunday will he observed rs
family day at Inkstcr park
Breakfast will he served by he
Pastors Aid board Services viii
BE- held at 10 am and pm. The
Rev. J u. Howell OF st. stephens
church. Detroit. will speak at tho
4 pm. service Junior and senior
choirs will sing.
Mrs. Brisbane and Mrs. Good ami
Mrs Ora Mitchell were guests AZ
The Sunday morning service. A
forceful message was delivered hy
the Rev a. d. Evans.
Judge ID. J Healy. OF the Probate
court WAS chief speaker AZ Smith
Chapel Sunday afternoon. His in
spring talk was preceded by pro-
gram participated in blythe lnkstc,
Boy Scout Troop No. .. Alice BIN
ion, Mary wells, Georgia Williams.
Marion Butler Thomas shannon
Janet Boldon and Miss Morgan, o.
WAYNE. Mich.
Miss Pearl Tatium was hostess 10
The Willing Workers board OF
Smith Chapel. Monday evening. al
her home on irene street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fowler of
Springhill street, are tho proud pa
rents OF baby son.
Mrs. Fred Agnew. OF Fayettc. Ala.
is visiting at the home OF Mrs. An
ME Kelly. Mrs. Kelly is i'll at sum
ny hospital. where she is recover
ing from cerebral hcmmorharc.
First Baptist
The spirited message delivered by
Pastor A. Ia Merritt Sunday morn
ing was heard by large audience.
His text was taken from Gal 6;l4.
subject. THE Glory OF the Crosf
Baptismal services were held in
the evening.
Visitors are ALWAYS welcome
First Baptist church
Second Baptist
The Rev. o. y. Jones spoke 10 a
large congregation SUNDAY morn
inc. subject Trust In God Pro-
tecior Of Peace text. Isaiah es.3. !
In the afternoon, the Pastor
Aid society played host 10 WomacS
Temple CINE church. The pastor.
the Rev. S. A. sea. spoke on the
subject. "A New Road" text. Josh
ua ga
The Rev Mr. Murray. OF nero'
preached the evening sermon. ait
or which the Lords supper was ad
Mr.. and Mrs Wash whiiner and
their son. John. left last Thursday
evening for Aheyillc. sc. and An
derson. sc.
The Second Baptist church will
be the guest OF Peoples Rap;ist
church Detroit sunday afternoon