The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
INKSTER JOTTINGS
BY MADELINE DeFILS

iNE DtFiL
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Ross OF Al
fred street entertained Miss Julia
Brandon. Phyllis Brandon and
Bobby Brandon at lovely dinner
Sunday afternoon. Miss Julia Bran
don is from Howard university.
Other guests were: Mrs. Margaret
Douglass, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Ghoston OF Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Mrs. Christine Lumpkin. Paul
Lumpkin. Mr.. and Mrs. James KEEL
Ter OF Detroit.
Among those from Inkster who
attended the Kellogg-I,avis we'd
ding were; Mrs. j. w. kellog.
aunt OF the bridegroom; Little Bet
~ Jean Kellog, niece OF the groom:
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Lumpkir.
Miss Wilma Lyons and Miss Ruth
Mckay.
First Baptist
Missionary society met Wednes-
day at $3.50. Devotions were led by
Mrs. NJ. Peters on How To Be
Blessed by Sickness" The topic
for discussion was I'VE Need Good
Music in Our Lives"
Sunday afternoon, Pastor A. L.
Merriet preached Missionary SER
mon.
In the evening the Rev. A. L.
Merritt spoke from Corinthians
5:l7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Thomp-
son worshipped at Second Baptist
church In Detroit. The Rev. Robert
Brady, Jr, delivered the morning
message.
The Phantom Rep0rtsi
Among the Michigan Summer
visitors in Inkster was Mrs. Mary
Davis. OF Memphis. Tenn. who was
the houseguest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
rion Stone, OF Irene. Mrs. Davis,
nee Mary Stone Is a former mem
Der OF the Clarksdale school sys-
tenn OF Clarksdale. Miss. and was
popular in social and civic circles.
While In the village Mrs. Davis was
guest OF Mrs. Willie M. Binion, of
1882 Isabelle, former classmate.
Mrs. Roberta Harrington was
hostess Saturday TO a group Of pic
nickers at Belle Isle honoring Mrs.
Mary Davis. OF Memphis, Tenn.
The following were guests at the
home OF Mrs. Willie NJ. Binion Fri
dav night at party honoring Mrs.
Mary Davis, OF Memphis. Tenn. :
Mrs. Carrie Ford. Mrs. Eloise Ev-
ans. Mrs. Rose Simmons, Robert
Simmons and Mrs. Alberta Lewis.
On Monday afternoon Lamar Bin
ion Miss Ella Mae Harrington. Mrs.
Mary Davis and Mrs. Willie NJ. Bin
ion motored 10 Detroit to see the
Eagle Squadron that was showing
at the Fox theater.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. u. Evans
and q. M. Mitchell left early We'd
nesday morning for Grand Rapids.
where they attended the Michigan
Annual Conference OF the AME
church. Smiths Chapel boasts OF
raising $4,000 during the seventh
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Adams, OF st.
Louis. and their son, Chester. OF
Inkster, we're breakfast guests OF
the Binion family Wednesday morn
ing. The Adams couple were at
tending the Holiness convention in
Detroit.
The Rev. Mr.. Curry OF Arkansas.
has been in the village a month
visiting his brother, Cleveland Cur
ry. The Rev. Mr.. Curry delivered
the morning message at Smiths
Chapel AME church last Sunday on
the subject, Launch Out a Little
Farther"
Mrs. Fannie Anthony, Mrs. Doris
Eberhardt and little son have just
returned from an enjoyable trip In
Alabama.
The entire membership Of Smiths
Chapel was shocked to hear OF the
death OF the Rev. Alexander Sim
mons, Sr.. OF Beberaux. Ca. last
Monday. The Rev. Mr.. Simmons
was the father OF Robert. Alexan-
der, Milton and Stephen Simmons.
Little Misses Marion Weston
and Sister Dorothy and Barbara
Jean Evans have Just returned
from Baltimore. Md. where they
spent their vacations.
Mrs. Beatrice Cartwright was
hostess 10 the Imperial Art and
Literary club Wednesday. All
members are glad that Mrs. Hollo-
way has returned from the bedside
OF her mother in Gainesville, Fla.
Mrs. Carrie Spencer Is GONZALES
cling from a major operation at her
home on Harrison road.