The tribune independent of Michigan., 1934-12-22

ious business folk are extending
to the public on that page. Very
thoughtful and unique we think.
and we extend our seasons greet
ings also.
We told you last week that the
Sub-debs had q secret. Well, It's
out, for as the members left their
call meeting last Friday, we saw
that they had stacks OF pretty In
yitatlons. to issue to young De-
troiters. requesting them 10 be pre-
sent at their party, Dec. 22, at
Nacirema Club House. That Is not
all--for in reading the Invite"
we notice that the club has gone
through process of metamor-
phosis. and is no longer called the
Sub-debs. but the Debs
While still on the topic OF clubs,
the Lydian Association celebrated
its thirty-seventh anniversary last
Thursday night. with an elaborate
banquet at Central Community
Center. A bouquet of flowers was
presented TO the clubs first presi-
dent. Mrs Gorilla Anderson. whose
face and manner were so lovely
and gentle that they rivalled the
beauty OF the bouquet.
We must also tell you that DR..
and Mrs William Postles of Parker
avenue. complimented their moth
er. Mrs Ida Postles. with sur
prise dinner last Sunday prior to
her departure Thursday for Dallas,
Texas. where she will spend the
remainder OF the winter with her
sister. Another Detroiter leaving
the Motor City this week. we are
told. Is Horace Bradfield, OF lro-
quois avenue who is employed In
the public school system He plans
to spend Christmas in New York.
visiting one of Columbia's Univer-
sity's young co-eds.
Quite classy. indeed. are the in
vitations Of the Scrollers Club, OF
Wayne University They bid their
friends TO be present at their
Snow furry" party. Saturday
Dee. 90. at Rainbow Gardens
Glad we are TO tell you that
Robert. the splendid young son, OF
DR.. and Mrs. Loving. OF lStn
street. Is progressing nicely to-
ward complete health ,at North
VILE Sanitarium. In the same con-
nection. however. II is with regret
we hear that the little five-year-
old son OF Rev. and Mrs Lawrence
McNeal. Is not doing so well at the
same institution. The parents. who
are former Detroiters. are taking
the little one with them to their
home in Dayton Ohio. this week.
Mrs. Charles Griffin. of Parker
avenue, is in the city greeting her
many friends. after several weeks
spent visiting her parents In An
derson, Indiana. Also Raymond
Scruggs. brother OF DR. and Mrs.
James McClendon OF Alger avenue.
left this week for Nashville. Ten
nessee. to spend the holidays.
Genial Alfred Bailey. OF the ia
nous Bailey" team. is up
and OH the job again at Bee Dew
Laboratories. after several days
OF illness.
Well. II we didn't get the jump
on the kiddles last week! jolly old
Santa. over at Fred Anderson's
made an exception in our case,
and allowed us to visit his work
room. What did we see? Well. we
can't tell all. for that would be
telling: hut we did see heaps and
heaps of Christmas goodies. In
cludlng toys for boys and toys for
girls. among which were lovely
sleeping dollles who will be
awakened on Dec. "a. when for
tunate little mothers" receive
them az Anderson's Christmas par
lty. for a thousand youngsters The
The hours are from 3 10 p. m
Another Detroiter leaving the
city for the holidays will be Victor
Peaks. who Is going &c Hot Springs
Arkansas. to spend thc Christmas
with his brother.
Right here. let us remind you OF
"white gift" Sunday which will be
observed at several Of the local
churches. Dec. 30.
After conducting successful re-
yival at Macedonia Baptist Church
this week. DIR. J II. Matthews
pastor OF Macedonia Baptirt
lchurch. birmingham. Alabama
looked in at our office Monday and
saia hello. before starting On the
return trip South.
TO the delight OF all. the charity
hagaar. given by tho Peerless Art
clnb. last week, was splendid
success The president, Mrs. Sadie
lindsay. and the members of the
ciub are using tho proceeds to
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