Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-26

| MIS-. Otlb Guy, Oh fAOOhcNcil Afts
has returned from Idlewild, with
her little daughter. Arlell, after a
three week vacation.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Kimbrough
and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel j. Hend-
riclxs, of Parker ayeue, left We'd
nesday morning on two week
motor trip 10 Montreal, Canada,
New York City, Philadelphia, At
lantic city, and Washington, ID. c.
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Mrs. Margaret Brown ard her
daughter, Miss Rachel Barnes, OF
Nashville, Tenn. are the honored
guest OF Elder and Mrs. John ID.
Barnes, 296S Madison street.
About 100 friends gathered at
the residence OF Mrs. Adeline Tai
bot. OF Merrick avenue, Sunday,
Aug. 6, TO congratulate her or
her one hundreth birthday. Many
were friends who had known Mrs.
Talbot in Mississippi, and Ark
ansas. The honoree received a
number of lovely gifts, including
perfumes, powder, candy handker-
chiefs and cut flowers.
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Miss Christine Redding. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Reddirg,
OF 2042 McDougall avenue. is
spending her vacation in st. Louis,
Mo-. with Mrs. Mary wilkins. She
will also visit the Worlds Fair in
Chicago. as guest OF Mrs. Mary
Ballard, OF Chicago, and will re-
turn home the latter part of Sept.
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Mrs. S. Juarez and sons, Arcadia
Bcnito. and Ulysses. Jr., Of Musko-
gee, Okla, motored to Detroit re-
Gently, and are the guests OF Mrs.
Jaurez's sister, Mrs. Fleming, 1913
Beechwood avenue.
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DR.. \. Mahlatjie, resident physi-
clan and surgeon OF the Good
Samatarian Hospital, b03 Il. Pal
mcr, ard Master George McKinzie,
son of the superintendent. Mrs.
Bertha d. Mckenzie. are in Chica-
go. attending the. National Medical
Association, Hospital Convention,
and the Century OF Progress.
Miss Clara May Anderson. schoo
teacher of Cleveland. Ohio Is
spending a few weeks of her va
cation = the city, as the guest OF
her aunt. Mrs. Geo. Cook of 2Sth.
ST., and Miss Mary Helen Green OF
Wellington ST. Many social cour-
tesies are being shown the charm
little school marm"
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Among Dctroiters visiting the
World Fair in Chicago during the
past week were Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
G. Lambert of Alger Ave. and Mrs.
$. II. Russell.
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Mrs. A. Turner. OF Vinewood and
Kirby ave-, accompanied by her
little daughter Lucille, and Ina
Jane Smith left Saturday evening
for two weeks visit with relatives
| I'm Kansas City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Watkins. OF
4534 fireman. Mrs. l.. W. Tyrrell
4436 fireman, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Trent OF Inkster Michigan
left Wednesday night for tive
week visit TO Hopeville and Lynch
burgh. Virginia. During their So
journ Mrs. Watkins will visit her
Alma Mater, the Virginia Theolog-
ical Seminary and College, Lynch
burg. Va.
| Among the Detroiters visiting tbs
Century of Progress last week,
were DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Ames
,Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Houston.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Terry. 25i
Tennessee ave-. had as their hous,
guests, their neice. Miss Mossit
Dee White. a popular little Soph-
omore of Dunbar High School. Lex
ington. KY, Miss White. who Il
talented IN music. is organist o
) the Junior Choir and assistant or
ganist OF the Senior Choir In he
church at Lexington. She Is alss
the neice of Miss Geneva Walker
organist and reporter of Mt. Vernon
Baptist Church. Detroit. Miss White
returned home Sunday.