The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-09-07

lzbeen IN our MIDST during the past
rxSeek; among them being A l.
Garvin; OF Louisville; Kentucky;
who is one of the outstanding ed
ucatons and business men OF his
state; DR.. Wilson Ballard; promi-
nent Louisville dentist; Mr.. Dillon:
OF the Louisville postal service;
and Don X. Williams; who is
pleasantly remembered by many
local citizens; as having previous
ly visited Detroit as a member OF
the cast of THE Green Pastures" {;
during the last showing of that
famous play In this city. Messrs.
Garvin; Dillon; Williams; and DR..
Ballard were guests of John Garvin
and family; 5ObS vanDyke avenue
and J. NJ. Garvin and familf; 3436
st. Jean avenue; brothers of the
visiting Garvin. Many courtesies
we're extended these prominent
visitor; during their sojourn a
mong us.
Two other INTERESTING visitors
were Miss Hattie Louise Atkinson;
who spent her vacation with her
parents; Mr.. and Mrs j. p. Atkin-
son; 6315 Vinewood avtnue; and
her house guest; Miss Clara o.
NCasselle; OF Liberia; West Africa.
MISSES Cassele and Atkinson are
sfiIuen<s -ak-<lss- z.issosn- 5choU for
Nurses: in New York City; and
expect to terminate their course
of studies next year.
Other interesting visitors includ-
ed John f. Hill and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry James; OF Atlanta; Ga. who
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Royal
Merriweather; 1926 Marston Ave.
While here: these charming
Georgians and other friends weie
delightfully."- entertained at an
elaborate four-course luncheon
last Tuesday; by Miss Rose Collins
GIL Hague street. Besides the
out-of-town guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Merriweather;
>fMir two daughters: Dorothy and
\Rose: and Lace Dixon. Before
Akturning home; the Atlantians
Mill stop over at Cleveland; Ohio;
and Chicago; Illinois.
After successful ! season o.
twelve weeks; Green Pastures
Camp; at Grasse Lake; Michigan;
broke camp on Labor Day; and
1926 happy boys and girls; who
spent the last two weeks of the
summer at this ideal resort; came
trooping home; accompanied oy
their director and counselors. Tne
little campehs brought home with
them as souvenirs many useful and
attractive articles; which tney
made Mt Green Pastures under the
supervision of the counselors.
The souvenirs included artistic
ash trays: book ends; and letter
holders: made from discarded tin
cans: paper knives; baskets and
other articles; fashioned from the
raw materials found at the camp
The camp; which Is under tne
direction OF the Detroit Urban
LEAGUE: of which John c. Dancy
"a head: was under the person
aunervision Of Ramon Scruggs'
assisted by eleven young college
students: including Misses Ann
Foster: Jane Watson; Eleanor
Boykin: Victoria Mccall; Georgia
Redd; Mrs. Etheline Jones Crock
ett: Horace Bradfield; William
Coins: I'd Benjamin; John Carney
and Hackiey woodford: In additian
20 Mise Marguerite King; nurse
Mrs Ethel Howard; Miss Beatrice
Patrick: and Messrs- Potts ana
Theodore Asare; who composed tne
culinary department.
John r. Morehead: prominent
local u6altor: who journeyed down
\ nrK Kfianta; Georgia; August IL;
a business trip; returned Aug
Mr.. Morehead states that ne
- pleased with the peopie anu
Iuised at the progressiveness
he business people OF the
3 there: as II was his nrst
Ato that state.
rs wish 10 say that those VINO
enjoy cooking schools will be m
terested 70 know that Grady T.
Blackshear; OF Indianapolis; ind.
assisted by Miss Ann Jennings of
IN same city; will conduct cook
ing school at Bethel A-M.E- Church
from September "a TO 81; IN
elusive
Mrs. Charles Thompson; 47se
fireman avenue; was hostess at a
bcnutiful1y-eppointed bridge party;
Ararf 2e: complimenting her Sis
Mrs. william F1ckland; OF
1elphia; Pa VINO vas { to