The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
lnkster Jottings

''N'"i "''Nlileh over the week
end were heightened by the for
NAL introduction OF the Inkster
Youth Talent club at which time
the sponsors and club members en-
tertained guests. An elaborate pro-
gram was rendered and tea was
poured.
Guest speakers included Mrs.
Washington OF Brewster Center.
Detroit. Mrs. Thomas OF Detroit.
Mrs. Robert Simmons. Miss Whit
man, Messrs. John Simpson, and
Benjamin Of Inkster.
The living room OF the Morrison
home was decorated with green
and white crepe extending from the
ceiling and archway entering the
dining room. The table center was
large green shamrock artistically
surrounded with candles and dainty
containers OF green and white cand-
les. At one of the tables was the
tea service Of green crystal and
silver. On the buffet were crystal
platlers OF sandwiches and cookies.
A round table discussion OF the
Negro and the Union will he held
at the Nursery school. 1892 Spring
Hill road Saturday March % under
the sponsorship of the lnkster
Youth Talent club. Chicken suppers
Will he sold. William Rutherford is
president of the club.
Mrs. Virgil NJ. Reynold OF Detroit
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Burton
4 committee OF Mothers lead by
Mrs. Elolse Evans served dinner at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Lacy
Manner Tuesday evening. Among
those who were served the buffet
luncheon Bridge and a quiz hour
were features OF the evening.
Tho District Seven T.. I. A.
met recently at lnkster High Miss
Ruth Canzani. chairman present
ed the Detroit Spiritual singers
under the direction OF l. h m a n
Hafdlman. Mrs. Evans and her
group Will present a two act com
edy, "Not Man in the House" at
the next meeting. A contest Will he
staged between the choir OF the vii
lage Aprn -
Mrs. Alberta Lewis has as her
house guest Tuesday Mrs olivia
Brunson AMI Mrs. Beatrice Hahil-
ton. Mrs Lucille Crawford Mrs
Hiawatha Graham and {. L. Brasil
or.
All citizens who meet the voting
requirement are urged to register
March 10 or March % in order that
they might vote in the June School
board election.
Among the many Youngsters who
celebrated the birthday Of Dolores
Danley we're Patricia Rinion,
Elaine Henderson. Vera Mae Hend-
crson. Dorothy Weston. Shirley.
Neapean. Irene Conner Lenora De-
foe. ldella Defoe. Constance cole
man. Eihadine Reed, ruth Danley
and Flossie.
lIcnryene and Henry Binion,
twins. celebrated their Is birthday
Friday March T. Others having
birthdays IN March are Florence
Murray. Edward Abram Mrs. Irene
Kilgore and Lillian King, who was
honpred at a party sunday given
By her parents. MI and Mrs. Card
ner King Lillian Is Is
The choir and sunday school Of
Womack Temple are looking for
ward 10 their program on Easter
wiihcnlhusiasm Plans have been
made for erection OF a new build
ing.
Second Baptist Church
Second Baptist church extends
deepest sympathy 10 Mrs. X J..
Jones who Is in Tennessee to attend
the funeral OF her niece
Second Baptist pastors ninth an
niycrsary program will begin
Monday March a and close Sunday
March 80. All are invited to attend
these services. Several prominent
ministers 81 Detroit and lnkster
will appear IN this program.
The First Baptist church Ushers
we're victorious in getting the CITY
Usher Board financial banner at
the Metropolitan Baptist church
recently Miss Mary Lou Nelson,
Miss Hazel Black. Mrs Lula
Abrams and Miss Rnasy Hawkins
and Rev. Castle are improving in
the Sumby hospital in River Rouge.
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Musicale
A musical benefit will he given
March II at Ebenczer church for
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