The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
INKSTER
BIZ Madeline DeFIIs

Tne members OF the lnkster Par
ent Teachers association were in
yited to attend PTA council We'd
nesday in Dearborn. Representa-
lives who attended were Mesdames
Willie NJ. Binion. Junius Walker
and Thomas Kellogg.
Marion Laney OF Washington. ID.
c. Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Hiram
McNeeley and brother, Quincy NJ.
Laney. He has been sightseeing in
Detroit and other suburbs.
Sunday afternoon Misses Lula NJ.
Wilson and Madeline DeFils. Mrs.
II. McNeeley. Marion Laney, Mr..
and Mrs. q. Laney motored 10 Can
ada on a sightseeing trip. The par
~ bought souvenirs and sent cards
10 friends in the states. A visit TO
Belle Isle and the Wonder Mill at
Crosse lille, Michigan completed the
tour.
After returning TO Inkster the
party was entertained at dinner at
the home OF the Laneys on Harrison
avenue.
The Uplight Twelve had its meet
Ing at the home OF Mrs. Theodore
Morrison on Hickory street Thurs
day. Mrs. Morrison. hostess was
presented with four tea napkins by
the club.
After the business session ice
cream and cookies were served TO
little Misses "Pinky' DeFoe, Lillian
King, Naomi and Helen Jones,
Thelma Curry and Mona Johnson.
Aaron Jones, Jr.. Joe DeFoe, Archie
Green and Stanley Kilgore.
The Violet Art Social club had a
Silver tea at the home OF Mrs
Stroud Sunday afternoon. The af-
fair was a success financially and
numerically. Ice cream, tea and
sandwiches were offered for sale
Relatives and friends OF William
Anderson and proud of the splendid
record he Is making in military
service. Willie was sent TO Caliior-
mia after being called to the army
early fl the year and now holds the
rank OF Corporal.
Mrs. Merline Pace worshipped al
the Seventh Day Adventist church
on Hartford street in Detroit Sat-
urday morning. She was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frambreau.
Madeline DeFils visited ldell
Mack OF Detroit on Wednesday.
The Dunbar Station Library will
celebrate its first anniversary next
month. The librarian. Miss jeanette
Sargent, has planned a very inter-
esting program for the patrons and
general public.
Mrs. Lacy Manner left for Nash
Vile recently to attend the fun
eral rites for Mrs. Manners aunt,
who died suddenly. She was accom-
panied on the trip by her mother.
Mrs. Sanders OF Jones subdivision
and Marion Laney Of Washington
were visitors at the services at
Womack Temple Sunday.
The Sunday school and Senior
choir OF Womack are planning a
Mothers Day program TO be pres
ented next month";
A Fish Story
Last week the villagers had sew
eral visitors in the form OF fish. II Is
phenomenal because the ditch in
which the fish were found is not
connected with any brook, lake or
stream and afforded no passage for
the fish.
About Ave fish OF dark hue and
weighing nearly four pounds were
caught in a ditch on Annapolis
road and Spruce street. Nose Dem
ard went fishing with a man and
made a meal Of his catch. Any
doubling Thomases can see the
fish for the asking. And this Is a
fish story.
Sports
With the coming OF Spring we
hear whispers about who Is who In
the annual Is. Tennis tournament.
Little has been said about the
veterans Edward Stacy and Garden
kim who between them have doml-
mated the Senior ranks for the past
six years. All eyes are focused on
the former Junior champion. Will
liam Stacy. who will be trying for
the second time 10 add the Senior
championship TO his long list OF VIC
tories. Bill has had no trouble in
the Junior division winning four
years in succession. Many believe
that he will meet his toughest OPP
position in James Spraggs and Will
liam Rutherford.