The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-10-17
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By VIA PEN

Detroers engrossed with the various social civic,
and political activities which usually claim their atten
ton at this time every hand find preparations under
for preHalloween dances and parties political get
together meetings banquets church anniversaries and
religious REVEALS football games fall weddings SINH
lar activities; through it all underone sadness
has run throughout the past several days. occasoned
which have to several wellknown To-
families Before progressing with the lighter veing of
chat therefore pause to- extend the heartfelt SYM
pahy of Mirror folk to the relatives of the late Mrs
Fannie Campbell, Mrs. Cornelia Lindsey, Mrs. Estele
Anderson, Taussaint Lambert Mrs Bodies.
There is hustle and hustle in the Sunday School De-
partment of Plymouth Congregational Church. for the
members are conducting popularity contest among
themselves to ascertain which will secure the most
Among those who they will capture the coveted
prize Jane Mack Phyllis Patterson Jean Wanderuss
and Mary Virginia Graham The contest will close on Oct
80 be cast your ballot for of these young
ladies, before the close of the contest.
After enjoying the round of social couresies extend
them in Detroit, the newyweds Mr. and Mrs. John Ben
ford Smith, left Tuesday for their home in Washington
c., accompanied by the best man, Mr. bowling also of
Washington.
Mrs. Geneva Walker Alexander, of E. Garfield left
Detroit last week. to visit her mother Mrs Sarah Green
in Lexington KY and to be presn at the coming of
the Kentucky State Ind. College, at Frankfort.
Mrs Charles Hayes, 500 Chandler hostess at din
recently in honor of Mrs. H. B. Shaw Mrs. Shaw is
the wife of Rev. H. B. Shaw, who lately took pas
toral charge in Buffalo, N. Y Mrs Shaw will leave this
week for that city.
The dramatic recital rendered Thursday night Oc-
tober at the Y w. c. A, by Miss Lavina Bright
that will long be remembered by those who heard the
talented young artist Miss Bright at her best and
many of her admirers testified artist rare
ability She ably assisted by Miss Erma Morris and
howard Venerable whose talents also the praise and
admiration of an appreciative audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Taylor, of Fleming street. &C
companed by Mrs Aleha Cryler Lucella Crash and
Master Coan Crash of Hartford avenue just return
ed from motor trip to Richmond, Va where Mr.. and
Mrs Taylor visited their parents and the Crashes
guests of their parents in Buchanan They enjoyed
the trip immensely.
Miss Gwendolyn Charleston, of this city, who has
been attending Fisk University, is enrolled at the
University of Michigan She the daughter Rev. and
Mrs j. A Charleston, of ST. Paul A. M. E. Church. and is
domciled at the Benjamin House.
Birney Smith, Jr. recent graduate of St. Augustine
College, has secured employment at the Ford Plant
Officers and staff workers of the Baptist Christian Cen
ter held their opening meeting last week. the dining
room of the Center at which time reports submitted
by the various charmen and fine program was present.
ed under direction of Mrs. Matte G. Anderson The pres
dent Dr. j. A. Moore outlined sxtyday campaign for
new members, with Mrs Pearl Colbert as chairman
deectabe dinner was served.
There are many other interesting tdbits which space
in this issue will not permit to reflect" to you at this
time Remember to keep boosting your home paper the
Tribune and continue to send in your news items Mean
WHILE with brightest and brightest wishes to each and all
OF our mirror" readers, sign off until week.