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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

Last sunday evening. the Eagle
Group Of the Mystic Athletic cub.
sponsored tea az the home OF
Charles Smoot, 1851 Russell.
The affair was a delightful one ana
was well attended 4 dclectapi.-
menu was served and games Of
keno played Awards went 10
Willie Grant. first Effic Hawkins,
second
Among those present were Miss
es nrssic Faulkcs. OF Talladera
Ala.: Mae Holmes. Sodcskp Smooi
Ianlc still Elmorris still. Louis
Diamond. Charles Smoot Carnic
nvrd Efflc Hawkins lingincsfoo
~stcll. Lucy Morrow. Nma smith
". por,rv. +. Milton Willis Grani
=. Collins F. Nelch Alfred Smopi
lanes Canadv CLINTON Smoof
rorrIcc Diamond Nathaniel cum
rinvhars Abort Miner, Ros"it'
Mel. Harvey Mae Cole. James Tow
son and David Coleman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
DETROIT STUDY CLUB

Mrs. Chas. Green entertained the
club at the Y. W. c. A. on las'
Friday. The program consisted q
= very fine review Of Dubois book
"Rlack Reconstruction" nv Mrs. a
L. Turner The reviewer said II was
rne ~ the most authentic books or
he Negro race. which everv house
holder should own for referenc"
Rcports were given NV the prcsi
lent Mrs Carter. and Miss Nct7
pelham ard Mrs Ann Smith N the
rc'roi' Federation nav meeting on
Nov s1Si md Mrs + Y Johnson
rave rerert ~ tho City Asso"'a-
ilon OF Ciorcd Womcn's Clubs
BOARD nccfiur on Nov pond. TIL
ncNt nicotine will ho IN tho fnri"
" a christmas Party and PROGRAM
for the PHYLLIS Whcatley inmates
on Dec. 18th. at Z r. m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

Checrip Chaprios ga hUu
JOINING he social wliil-a eir in a
biz way More devious hiuds pn
Ties have been given IN hc pas
Two weeks than one would hnd on
Park Avenue in New York It's
getting SO that you can See a
tuxedo or dress suit Without a
wedding procession behind il
They'll be leaving off their RS"
in their conversation next Dcah.
Deah,
The football classic az Column
bus, Ohio Thanksgiving Day MAS "A
vcritablc conclave OF. humanity
The cream of the crop from Man
10 Florida. and from NcN jon eN
10 California, made iheir rro n
felt IN the vast stadium a. coluu
bus
The cheering section was nn
OF errors because the girls chrrrfd
or the best looking lochinvars, and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
CENTURY t Of PROGRESS
lBy Ruhx n. Roldenl

The Century OF Progress club
social educational and charita-
bile ORGANIZATION. held its second
meeting OF the month recently with
Mrs Hawkins Cain. 1890 Scoyel
Place The members were given 4
lesson In contract bridge, by DR.
Leo s. Welker Prizes will be
awarded next year 10 those having
attained the highest scores through
out the year In order TO keep In
practice. the members are solicit
ing amateur tournaments.
The clubs third meeting with
Mrs. Eulalia Brewer. $40 Twenty
Fourth street After serving the
thiriy-two members and guests
with luncheon. The hostess invited
the groun on bus ride 10 inspec'
the BORDEN Creamery on Forest
a"enur, where ne members OF the
{ Tub were shown The processes
through which The milk is taken.
from The time il Is milkcd TO tn"
time II is left at the door OF the con
sumner The creamery served the
party with lunch consisting en-
tirlv Of milk products
The public IS invited To keep ~
with the activities OF the club.
which will he published in this
naper from time TO time 4 grand
'harify ball is planned for flu
fure date, TO be announced later
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
King Solomon
DApgAsI Church

Rev. T.. l.. Herod. the new pastor
elect. from Lieveianu. UnIo. was ~
King ov.Un0n aii uay ixsl SUNDAY.
He Is great orator ana preacher
tine alscourses. hls SUBJECT was
Singing"
At p. m, the Holy Communion
was served. The evening sermon
was also preached by the pastor.
his theme being The Tree Has
Something To Tell YOU
Many souls were made happy and
pledged to do more for the church
and humanity.
Two wishing ministers were pre-
sent in the persons OF Rev. T. j.
Page OF Washington. ID. c.. anu
Rev. Lumpdns Visitors are always
welcome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

the men. for the heaviest line
plungers. However. there was one
exclusive section OF West Virginia
rooters who sat on the 40 yard
line. Those who were sincere Ia
the West Virginia Hornets were
the Detroiters. Misses Evelyn Solo
mon. Dora Wallace, Minnie Mitch
ell. Grace Sadler. and Len An
drews. A very interesting box on
the so yard line contained. Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Louis. Mr. and Mrs
Wheeler b. Mitchell. Misses Essie
McLinn. Elsie Roxborough. and
Freddie Guinyard. Russell Cowan
Ulysses Boykin. and Sam Thomas
Les Secours Clubs Charity
Dance AT the Frogs last Tuesday
night proved 10 be "A great success.
both in pleasure for 'hc particl-
pants, and good food for The IN
fortunate families around Detroit.
A few Of those who donated 10 the
worthy cause were the Misses
Jetawyn Solomon. Relen Walstinr
Annie Stevenson. Virginia Hall.
Rernice Brady. Sarah Davis.
Norma Cocker. Elaine Lewis. Mar
lon Smith. Mary Jane Finley. Mar
jorie Carter. Marjorie Geenidge
Georgia Bass. Kathleen McKath-
crime, Sue Morton. and the Mas
ters Kenneth Stanton. Pope Ben
iamin. Crit McSwain, Hank Tat.
bert Harry Solomon. John Lewis.
George Dunbar. Billy smith. Harr,
Tapslco Leroy SoIes Ernest Fish.
cr. t'lysscs Iloykin Warren Hick
man. Carlyle Johnson and many
o'hcr roo numerous 20 mention
Well Pals reserved quite =
shock last sunday at ~ Frogs
The Taps Club cocktail party was
positively the finest affair ~ It's
type | have ever attended The
vasl attendance also gave evidence
OF its increasing popularity The
carc-free ralivanters who were so
Top" minded last Sunday we're
Mr. and Mrs. Hershell Solomon
Mr. and Mrs George Sharpe. Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Jones Eunice
Greer. Mary Williams. Evelyn
Greer. Marion Rawlings. velma
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
CHURCH ACTIVITIES AND RELIGIOUS WORK.

gagged the hour with interesting
topics and music, In addition to
reports from various missionary
activities. This group will present
an oratorical contest next Sunday
evening. which promises to DO y
real treat. X. Lowe Is supervising
the contest. All are invited. The
judges will be w. C. Woodson. l..
c. Blount. Mrs. Nina Collins. Mrs.
Viola Hardiman. and Mr.. Craig.
The contest will be held at the
Y. M. C. A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
SQUARE DEAL SOCIAL

The members Of the club were
entertained AZ delightful Thanks
giving dinner. Thursday, Nov. 2S.
At the home OF Samuel Williams
5iS T. Forest. II was an elaborate
dinner. consisting Of baked turkey
and all that goes with turkey
feast II was an enjoyable affair
The members present included
Mrs Mary l.. Smith. president
Mrs. Lois Reed. vice president
Mrs. Louise Lewis. secretary: Mrs
Odessa Solomon. treasurer: Mrs
Carrie Johnson. assistant secre
tary: Mrs. Efhe Johnson. Mrs. Ell
Davis, and Mrs Rockmore. WI
liam Lewis was a guest OF the clul
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

Johnson. Walter Green. Eurlie Mae
Carson. William Hampton. Charles
Russell. Wallace Martin, Robert
Gilmore. Willette Colmer. George
Ivory. Thomas Norman. Lola
Thomas Margie James. Louis
Mitchell. Sammie Taylor. Doris
Johnson. Vera Lee Fisher. Nancy
Fisher. Ann Fincher, Myrtle Colds
by, Jack Colbert. Bessie Mason,
Leonard Troutman, Leroy G..
White. Alfred and Margaret JEFF
ferson. and many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

The Sunday School will convene at
s:15 A. N. with Rev. r A. Schley
as Supt
The Allen Christian Endeaveor
League will convene at $50 p. M.
with Mrs. Lola Scott Williams as
president Topic: Types OF Mis-
sionary Workers" Acts 8.5-S
Eph.: GLIB.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
SCROLLER'S CLUB

The Scrollers' Club. OF the Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternity. gave .
swanky post Thanksgiving party
last Friday evening, at McKinser
Union Of the Wayne University
Among those attending were. Nellie
Davenport. Katherine Anderson
Bertha Barthwell. William John
son. william Henry. John Moore
Margaret Matthews. william FL
iington. Barbara and Helen lines
Robert Matthews. Lucille Green,
Howard Norman. Andrich Pulling
inse. Kathleen Duncan. Eugene
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07


Collins. OF Indianapolis. Eioiss
Lacen. Marjorie DeBaptist. Lucille
Davis. Dorothy Scott. Katherine
Tinsley. Elsie Roxborough. Marie
Anderson. Jessie Simmons. Laney
Williams. Bernadine Loving. Leon
Smith. Floyd Thompson. Billy
Woodson, Crit McSwain. Richard
Carter. Bill Thomas. Willis Cole
man. Arthur Wise. John Simmons.
Ken Lewis. Willie Simmons. VIII
son Northcross. John Lewis. Jimmy
Brock. Ellsworth Harris. Lester
Current. and oh so many others.
Observed Hither and Thither
Continued sn Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
CAMEO BRIDCETTE CLUB

The. Cameo Club Net with Mrs
Gertrude Banks. sos e. Garfield,
Friday. Nov Goth. with all mem
bers present. Mrs. Hunter. the
president. was warmly welcomed
| by the members. upon her return TO
the meeting. after her recent III
ness High scores went 10 Mrs
Green. first; Mrs Ranks second
Mrs Cockrum. third
The hostess served ,nstv re-
met
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
CLUBS
SILVER MOON SOCIAL
CHR

Mrs Sisie Robinson. 2767 Char
levoix. DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained the
club last Friday At 3 p. M. The
president was absent. on account
Of illness.
During the business session
plans were made for a bake sale
to be held Dec. z, at 27l3 Waterloo
street. The proceeds from the sale
Will be used entirely for charity
The next meeting will be with
Mrs Emma Shivers. Mrs. b. Brad.
ley is president of the club
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
St. James c. M. E

The subject OF the pastors text
last Sunday was 1T Might Have
Been" 'ihe discourse was very i'm
pressive. lie said that parents who
have failed to achieve all they de-
sired in life. hope their children
will become all The great things
they might have been.
Pastor McLin will preach next
Sunday morning and evening
The public Is invited to attend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

A new series OF talks on Chris
tian Living" opens at the Lucy
Thurman Branch this week on
December 4, with Rev. J. d. Howell,
pastor OF ST. Stephens Methodist
Church as the first speaker on
what Lives are Made OF Enrich
ment through Faith" Mrs. Ardena
Stephens. field worker for st.
Augustine and st. Cyprian Episco-
pal Mossion. Is chairman OF the
series.
A pleasant social evening Of
bridge aud whist will be sponsored
at Lucy Thurman Branch on Sat
urdav. December 7. beginning at 8
o'clock. by a group OF committee
and staff members. The public is
cordially invited. Proceeds from
small admission charge will ne
used to spread Christmas cheer
Garments made In Y. w. c. A.
dressmaking and sewing classes
will he modelled and evhibiie ed IN a
most UNIQUE Fashion Tea and pro-
gram at Lncv Thurman Branch on
Friday. December "a. at s o'clock.
Mrs. Marion Rushing Is the irstrnc-
tor under whose direction the
garments were made and the af-
fair is SPONSORED Nv mcmhers ~
the Education committee which In
cludcs Mrs. Carrie Russell, chai ?
man. Miss Mary r. Brown Ms.
Shirley f. Loving. Mrs W O. Ter
rell. Miss Ann Hutchinson. Mrs.
Phyllis Golden. Mrs w. NJ. Jones.
Mrs. II. f.. Thomson. Miss Micnon
Walker. Mrs. Nina Collins. Miss
Beulah Cain. Mrs Robert Greenidre
Miss Jessie Simmons. MRS La
Claire Knox and Miss Lucille Dur
ham.
Everyone who enjoyed the pro-
gram presented by the Junior
Theatre Gronp OF Lucy Thurman
Branch will surely he nj the Branch
on Saturday. December 81. AT 7:45
o'clock 10 see their one act PLAYS.
Mrs. Edith Musken Is directiig the
performance which will include a
Nativity Scene. The public is in
vited and particularly everyone In
terested In the drama. =:
Friday. the thirteenth OF Doc
viii be good luck dav for Iucv
Thurman Branch Girl Reserves
Great plans are In the making fo'
their annual Carnival which will
heoin In the afternoon at 4 and con
ltinne until midnirht. A real chr
lnIval provram is planned 10 am"s
the crowd from 4 to $50. follow
ed bv dancins1 to the music of Fla
Green's vaeahonds.
The COED Forum teas on Sun.
days are very popular. Inc NOV
ember one was especially we'll at
tended and proved to be interesting
entertaining Rather than have an
outside speaker this time the spenk
crs we're chosen from the group.
an Of whom talked on My PET
subject"
Ellen Straughter kept her audit
cncc in constant uproar with her
no>al treatment OF swmmiugs
Robert Matthews proclaimed muse
aud dancing to be the great source
Of pleasure. Lou Eva Lee BLUSH
ingly confided how utterly Inn
possible II was for her to make a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
Spiritualist Temple

Services last Sunday began with
an enthusiastic sunrise prayer SER
vice, which all present enjoyed.
The regular morning and evening
worship was also inspiring.
The session of the Bible Union in
the evening was likewise especial
ly interesting. many helpful
thoughts were contained in the
lesson.
Friday, Dec l3. there will be a
concert given by the Lyceum Mis-
sionary, at Central Community
Center. The title will be "Tillers
OF the Soil" The public is in
Hted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
Mt. Vernon Baptist

Services last Sunday morning
were inspiring to all present.
Pastor J. f. Thompson took his
text from St John IL. subject.
THE Incarnation"
Monday night. Dee 9. the senior
choir will present the Highland
Park Jubilee Singers. In song re-
cltal and drama entitled "Ethio-
pia's Faith" The program will be-
gin at 8 D. III. All are invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
REGAL SOCIAL CLUB

The club entertained more thsn
800 guests. at their annual sport
dance, given Nov. 30 ut the New
Elks' Rest. 21l3 Chene The party
was great success In every way
Many clubs represented The Holy
wood Nightcrs Club had twenty
representatives and received an
award.
The next meeting will he with
Mrs T. x. Lewis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
Presbyterian Church

On Sunday. Dec ist. the pastor,
Rev. Henry Porter. preached a fine
sermon. based on the story OF the
phrophet Jonah. Taking az his
subject. "Life-a Whale OF a Differ
ence-Today. he said that instead
OF repentance. as came to Nineyah
from the preaching of Jonah. today.
and especially at this season OF the
year, we are looking for everything
except Jesus; nations are not seek
ing for the peace which comes only
thru Jesus Christ.
For ten minutes previous to the
sermon he talked to the children
on THE Folly OF Groud Ambition. -,
text Prov. 1918. Pride Goeth
Before Destruction. and Naughty
Spirit Before Fall"
For the Union Thanksgiving
Service between this church and
ST. John G. M. f. at the latter's
church. Rev. Porter delivered q
scholarly address from Psalms
s7:S. The Presbyterian Church
Choir furnished the music.
Tire topic for next sunday morn
ing's sermon Is THE Gift OF Grace
and for the evening "The Patrio-
Itism OF Jesus Christ"
The Usher Board will hold their
Annual Banquet on Dec. goth
The Church School Christmas
Tree exercises will he held on Dec.
eth. The Choir is preparing
special Christmas music
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
s e " e nth Day
A d " e ntis I

The first general service is held
each Sabbath Saturday. The
study period is held promptly at
$50 a. m. followed by morning
worship.
At $50. the young Peoples
Volunteer Missionary Society en-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07
St. Paul A. M. E

"That Dissatisfied Man" will be
the subject OF the sermon Sunday
at 1915.
Rev. l.. d. Dixon will deliver the
message Sunday evening at 7:ib.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

~Hs AseA showed 49,. . Rss
what n esed; go whst ds~th
the Lord reSuIrs u thss. bal 10
do justly, .nsA 10 Isve .a~rry.
and Ia walk hssbiy VIII thy
God!"-MIcah. esa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

W, d. rot iprornorafc Ia club
rews and other social toms cards
~ thanks as cards " thanks are
forms OF advertisement which
must BE- paid for.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-07

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