The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-14
INkSTER
JOTTINCS
BY Eleanor L. Foster

Well. Inksterites, how does il
feel TO be able TO sit on your
porch OF in the yard with the sun
shining warm and bright around
yous Although II is rather un-
usual for tins time OF the year.
we do enjoy It. Let us hope IL
STAYS that way
The Inkstel Recreation Depart
ment is right in the middle OF its
first annual Recreation Drive.
The drive is sponsored by the
Recreation Steering Committee.
and is headed by J. Reid. The
children OF lnkster can benefit by
your contributions. so, let your
dollar combat delinquency. Give
generously
Miss Ruth Murray, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Wardell Murray,
OF Irene street. was united in holy
matrimony with NJ Palmer Lee
Jones. Saturday. April % Only
the immediate family was as
sembled az the groom's home on
Ash street 10 witness the cX-
changing Of marital vows The
couple will reside al 40O5 Wal
nut street. lnkster
With all OF this nice weather
II seems such shame that
some of US have 10 be sick and
cannot enjoy II. Young jeff
Hardwicke is again in Eloise
hospital. Little Phillip Hath
cock is also in Eioise. a speedy
recovery 10 you. boys. Mrs.
Eliza Bugg OF Isabelle Street
was buried from Second Bapf-
isf Church. Saturday. May 2.
Mrs. Bugg died as . result Of
pneumonia. The family of Mrs.
Bugg has our deepest sym
psfhles.
In case YOU don't know II. In
ksterites. YOU can be very PROUD
Of the young sportsmen attend
ing Inkster high school. The high
school boasts a dynamic baseball
team, and outstanding baseball
team, and a remarkable track
team. W. Miller. F. Acklin. c.
Moore. r Humphrey. l.. johnson,
r. Wilder. II. Kicks. r. Fender
grass. j. Olver.J. Ayler. Z. Scott.
A. Lowe. D. Gray. r. Graya s
Mosly c. Jacobs. l.. Bonds r.
Fowler. and J. Butler. will be
seen exercising their arms ard
legs on the baseball diamond E.
Chasiang. K. Stinson, W. Muir
ray w. Jones, r. Davis. r. Evans,
II. Stewart. A. Holmes. J. Motion.
II. Billingsley, W. Barron, J.
Booker and l.. Barron can be
seen making mat dashes or spec
iacular leaps and bounds al the
track meets.
While the baseball team stands
as vet undefeated. the track team
Is making a name for itself IN ITS
first active season. Robert Evans
obtained second place in high
Jump. Wsrdell Murray received
second place in the Albion coli
lege inter-scholastic track meet
The track team looks good in
its new uniforms. white trunks
with a maroon stripe. They are
proud OF their new equipment.
In spring people crawl out Of
their winter shells and began 20
pay their friends that long prom
ised visit. Such was the case Of:
Nh. and Mrs. Thomas Russell
and neice OF Detroit The Rus
sells visited the Major r. Fosters
on Durand Court during the past
week. The Russells were surpris-
ed to note such great improve
ment in the village since their
last visit.
Mrs. A. w. Meek Of Durand
Court took advantage OF the nice
and iourneyed TO Toledo,
Ohio. TO attend the Regional
meeting OF the AKA sorority, on
April 29-3i. Mrs. Meek, wife Of
the Inkster high school music
teacher. spent the weekend with
Miss Bonita HAYES. first grade
teacher al Douglas school. who
lives in Toledo.
Mrs. Earnestine Cupitt OF Har-
rison Road seized the opportuni-
~ afforded by spring fever to
take care OF business in Phila-
delphia. Penna.
Mrs. Benjamin McClain and
Robert Evans have been named
as the winners OF the Wayne Uni
versity Scholarship Of lnkster