The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Inkster Jottings
By MADELINE DEFILs
Faculty Entertained

The faculty OF Inkster public
school was entertained at dinner
Tuesday afternoon by parents at
the home OF Mrs. Rosa Gray.
This was the second such affair
and afforded the parents and teach
ers an opportunity for better un-
derstanding.
A tasty dinner was served as all
listened to the interesting remarks
by the teachers. Games OF wit were
played with great deal OF en-
thusiasm.
style Review
The fashions presented last Sat-
urday evening at the Musical and
Style Review were lovely and
smart and were among the very
latest in modern design. From mi
lady's very informal housecoat 10
the very formal evening wear, the
originality of creations was stun
ming. Most prevelant the pas
tel shades and floral prints.
The stage decorations were In
purple and blue with flower
background OF purple lilacs above
which was blue panel studded
with gold and silver stars. Musi-
cal arrangements were under the
direction OF Mrs. T. Morrison. The
affair was sponsored by the Mis-
sionary society Smith Chapel. Mrs.
Cook Is president. Mrs. NJ McNee-
" Is mistress OF ceremonies.
Committee on decorations In
clud- Mrs. J. verdun. chairman;
Mrs. Theodore Morrison. Mrs. Mary
McNeely and Miss NJ. DeFils.
CplIft Club
The Inkster Uplift Twelve inter-
tanned their mothers May IL In
Inkster Park with BARBECUE
dinner. Guests from Detroit were
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Stephens.
Mothers present were Mrs. A.
Jones. Mrs. Gardener King. Mrs.
Bonnie Johnson, David Moss, Mrs.
Joe DeFoe, Mrs. John DeFoe, Dav-
id Taylor. Mrs. George Bailey. Mr..
and Mrs. McClaren.
Each child presented his parents
with tokens after which games
were enjoyed by all.
Womack Temple
A short play was given by the
teachers and pupils OF the Senior
class OF the Sunday school Sunday
morning. A solo and several read
ings completed the presentation.
II. McNeely, superintendent. was
master of ceremonies.
The Mother, The Good Mother,
and the Perfect Mother was the
theme OF the morning address by
the Rev. s. A. Sea. Special music
was rendered by the Senior choir
under the direction OF II. 5. But
Ter A short paper on the Origin
Of Mothers Day" was read by NJ
DeFils preceding the sermon. The
Cheeseborough Singers sang. Of
fering was 500.
Smith Chapel
A Mothers Day program was
rendered Sunday afternoon. Aged
mothers of the community were
the honored guests. Mrs. Rose
Simmons was mistress OF ceremon-
les. The Rev. Esias Lee was the
principal speaker.
The Sempre Fidelis club, Q
group of young matrons, present.
ed each mother with a beautiful
hanky TO complete the activities
Remarks we're made by the pastor
the Rev. A. ID. Evans.
First Baptist
Pastor A. l.. Merritt spoke on
THE Motherhood Parallel with the
Cross: Luke 9:25.
BTU activities proved OF great
interest 70 the many who attended
Rev. Flyers. pastor OF st. Louis
and brother OF Mrs. Abrams OF
First Baptist, delivered an eloquent
message on the subject you Musi
Be Born Again
The seventh anniversary OF Pas
tor Merritt will begin Sunday eve
ming when the members OF Peace
Baptist church OF North Detroit
will be present.
The Rev. B. II. Wright will be
present Friday evening at First
Baptist.