The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-09-28

was flashed over the radio. Louis
Wins" From . until about 9:15 p
m. these streets were almost de-
serted and strangely quiet, except
for the sound OF many radio loud
speakers In houses and stores
along the streets The folk of "ths
mirror" wandered up and down
these thoroughfares. mingled will
the crowd, saw the hundreds Of
automobiles. the throngs OF jubi
liant. happy. noisy. but orderly de-
monstrators. We saw the numer'
Gus photographers taking flash
light pictures of the throngs: lis
tening to the deafening noise OF
auto horns, the beating OF tin pans
backfiring cars. shouting merry
makers. and the many other noise.
makers. We saw crowd In fun. raz.
zing the "other folks" and saw
the "other folks" taking 1t good
naturedly. Why not? Wasn't this q
demonstration over Joe Louis de-
feat OF Max Baer. and doesn't Joe
Louis belong to Detroit and all its
people? We say, yes. Among the
milling throng. were young and
old--all happy-all jubilant over
the Brown Bomber,s" victory. In
our opinion. the biggest demon
stration was on Hastings street.
Well. so much for the Joe Louis
demonstration. Now, let us hasten
on and tell you that Miss Georgia
, Nelson, popular president of the
Midwest Beauticians' League and
proprietress OF the Loop Beauty
Parlor, will continue her studies
at Wayne University this fall. She
is now in her sophomore year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buford Philpot
6405 Holborn avenue were hosts
to a group of friends last Sunday
in celebration OF their wedding an
niversary. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Hosea Jackson, Miss Iv'
Hall. Candy Philpot,. Mrs. Ere
Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. Oslo Char
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Strait
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Freeland. Mr.
Roberta Bridges, Mrs. Queen
Robinson and George Robinson.
Birney w. Smith. Jr.. 1851 Vim
wood avenue, left Thursday 10
Raleigh. N. @. where he Will re
sumo his studies at st. Augustin
college. He is a member OF thu
senior class.
Joe Jenkins. OF Mcclellan ave
nue. who has been employed al
one OF the local public libraries
has entered the University of
Michigan. He has been highly re-
commended by one OF the library
officials OF this city. for part-time
student employment in the library
OF the university at Ann Arbor.
Mr.. jenkins was formerly a stu
dent AT Wayne University.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hall. 529
Hendrie, accompanied by their
sister, Miss Katie Mae Smiley, left
Tuesday morning by motor, for an
extended visit In Kansas City.
Kansas.
Mrs. Flossie Pretlow, OF Hol-
brook avenue, has returned to
the city from Virginia. where she
spent her vacation with her moth
er.
We regret to inform you that
Mrs. Snow F. Grigsby. of Seyburn
avenue. was called to her former
home in Savannah. Ga, last Sun
day evening by the death of her
father. the late Rev. Redd, Pres
byterian minister for thirty years.
Here. let US tell you that on last
Friday night. the Congregite Club.
of Plymouth Congregational Sun
day School. rendered Miss Frances
Raiford and Miss Margaret Mccall
a going-away party. in the social
hall OF the church. prior to their
departure for the University OF
Michign. Although the hall is quite
large 1t was packed with happy
young guests. who helped Frances
and Margaret to enjoy the delici-
Gus punch, sandwiches, cookies,
and the dancing. The colors of U.
OF M. were carried out In all the
decorations. and gracious Jim
Dunbar furnished the music with
his electric orchestra" Both hon.
orees were June high school grad
yates and charter members Of the
Congregite Club. also cradle-roll
members Of the Congregational
Sunday School. having been con-
nected with It. since they we're
toddling tots.
Mrs. Beatrice Maddox. daughter
OF Charles jenkins. 1921 McClel-
Ian avenue, returned to her home
In Chicago Sept. 20, after a plea
SAINT visit in her home town.
Mrs. Matte Wooten. SIS Benton
street. entrained for New York
Sunday, to witness the Louis Baer
fight. Mrs. wooten was to visit her
son. Bonnie Morton. a popular or
chestra leader In that city. She
was also scheduled to attend the
Louis. Trotter wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Loving (Mary
Helen Green), Of wellington street
are happy over the arrival OF
fine baby boy. who was born
Thursday. Sept. 10. This fine
youngster weighed nine pounds
AID ten ounces at birth, and has
been Christened Alvin Demar, Jr.
Rev. William II. Peck. popular
and beloved pastor OF Bethel A. M.
lE Church. IN apeu.l.upr m fov dave