The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-07-11

Rapids; Mesdames Starks, Taylor,
McComis, Rumsey, and Carson, of
daughter, Minnie, Of Ypsilanti;
Mrs. Sallie CRANE, Kalamazoo;
Mrs. Stone Lane, Battle Creek;
Mrs. Seguil Bryant and Mrs. Mable
Moore, Flint; and many others.
Mrs. Sallie Jones and daughter,
Jewell Child and son, William
Henry, will spend the weekend
in Jersey City.
George T. Coleman will spend
the week end at Green Pastures,
visiting his nephew, Clarence.
Mrs. Annie Mitchell has return
ed from a three weeks trip to
New York, where she visited
friends.
George F. Taylor, a former stu
dent at Morehouse College, At
lanta, is a visitor in Detroit, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tyree,
1884 Twenty-fifth street.
Miss Pearl Carr is back in the
city after a delightful motor trip
to various places in Arkansas, in
Guiding Little Rock, Hot Springs,
and the mountains. On her way
back she passed through st. Louis,
and also visited Chatham, Ont, as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Tony
Mannings.
Jesse Nelly graduated from
Barstow School, June 18th with
highest honors. In addition to his
diploma he received a certificate Of
honor from the Public Safety Pa
troll and a certificate from the
American Legion. He was also
presented with a medal and a but
ton at a banquet given by the
Legion. Jesse received further, a
summer ticket to the Y. M. c. A.
Eugene Chatham, of Chicago,
spent a short visit here this week
with his mother, Mrs. Kate Hea-
than of the Lucy Thurman Y.
A large number of delegates left
| Detroit last Monday night for
Kansas City, to attend the B. Y.
p. T., and Sunday School Congress.
Among those representing Second
, Baptist Church were Miss Agnetta
! Cheatham, Mrs. L. L. Shells, and
Alexander Washington.
Miss Panzia Patterson of 2344
st. Aubin street, was honored
Wednesday evening, June II, by a
surprise party given at her home
by her Sunday school class.
Little Miss Mona Wells, and her
brother Adolphus Wells, Jr., chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus
Wells, left Sunday, June Fl, to
spend two months in Birmingham,
Alabama.
Friday, June 10, vacation par
ty was given them at their home
on Boxwood street. Those who at
tended were: Albert Martin, Mas
ter Williams, Jr., George and Dom
aid Martin, Ronald Flood, Mar
jorie Shannon, Helen Hughes,
Dolores Young, Louise Mitchell,
Annie Sims, Albert Crenshaw,
Shirley Gillespie Shirley Graham,
Guy and Arthur Graham, Jackie
Fisher, Betty Ann Graham, JAG
queline and Gwendolyn Oliver,
Henry and Andrew Mells, and
Gwendolyn Simmons.
The children played on the back
lawn. Games and refreshments
were the pastimes Of the evening.
Mrs. Heath, of Birmingham,
Alabama, Mrs. Archie w. Williams
Of Tulsa Oklahoma, Mrs. M. J.
Bostic of Nashville, Tennessee,
and Mrs. L. B. Darlington, Of 457
e. Kirby street were charmingly
entertained with a breakfast at
Belle Isle, Thursday morning,
June 25.
All the delicacies essential to
complete breakfast were included
in tn menu.
The following distinguished lad
les served as hostesses: Mesdames
Bertha Sims, Mamie Chisolm,
Bethel Langston, and Charles A.
Hill.
Hoping these tid-bits have prov
ed interesting to you, we sign off,
with brightest and best wishes, un-
I'll next week.