The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-03-07

StiStu W Vut''"hS
lies in various parts of the
country, for loans OF pictures
already published in our pa
per, also for the exchange OF
advanced news from this ac-
tive metropolis. .YOu-s see, we
have n large foreign circuia-
ton, which goes into nearly
every state In the Union.
But let's get on to another
topic. We quote the saying,
"AIPs Well That Ends Welf'.
As to the sixth annual sab
bOrwOck" staged by the Del
tas last Friday night, it GER
tainly did end well, for some
high school grad who has
used her time well, is posi-
lively assured Of scholarship
In June, made possible by the
cooperation OF u loyal public
to the Delta Sorority. So many
many people, young and Old,
we're i'm attendance mt the
"JabberwOck" that it wOud
be easier to name those who
we're not there. Les SecOurs
Club was awarded first prize
for the skit presented by that
organization; Kappa Alpha Psi
fraternity, second prize.
We find that Mrs. q. +. Crit
tenden, 67Oi Scotch avenue
will now have more time for
other activities, because she
has Just finished four months
of deliberatiOn on the Federal
Grand Jury.
An enjoyable program was
that given by the Worth While
Girls of the Christian Center,
\ ecently, for the girls who
raduated from the high
Aarsels.--A:thaS-Randall--a-
graduate Of the University OF
Michigan, spoke to the young
people on ~ChOOsing Lies
Work.. A delightful social
followed the program. Unique
fayers were made by the girls,
consisting Of marshmallOws
and animal crackers. BY the
clever use Of red cOnstruc-
ton paper for wheels and with
the aid of tOothpicks, the fav-
Ors were made to resemble
carts drawn by animals. The
girls were beautifully gOwned
for the occasion and the young
men looked very handsome.
Miss Beernice Brady is presi-
dent of the club; Miss Lois
Kerns, formerly Of Cleye-
land, is counselor for the girls
who are Of high school and
college age.
Mrs. Ardenah Stephens, 6592
Stanford, n social worker OF
st. Cyprians Church, is on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Adams, 3Of
Palmer, gave birthday party,
Thursday, Feb. IL, In honor
of the sixth birthday OF their
little daughter, Doris. The
party was given at the apart
ment of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
McFall, BOZ +. Palmer. Many
OF DOris's little friends attend
ed and the hOnOree received
numerous presents. Mrs. Lii
lie Marlborough, DOris's grand
mother, who is well known in
church and social circles, was
present TO aid In directing and
serving at the affair. The
children enjoyed games and
singing. The birthday cake
was very beautiful, having
pretty trimmings and six
small candles. The grown
ups present, i'm addition to the
parents and grandmother, in
cIuded Mrs. McFalI and Mrs.
FickIin. After enjoying lots
Of ice cream, cake, and candy,
the children departed for their
homes. Those attending were
Geraldine Rogers, Helen Mays,
Ethel Ficklin, Ruth Mays,
Eyelin Woods, william Woods,
Arthur Mays, Thomas and
Mary Martin, Dorothy Robin
son, Jackie Robinson, Carl
Almonds, Lillian Allen, Don
aid HOcksOn, and Doris
Adams.
We are glad TO inform you
that Daniel Rankins, 1857
Erskine street, is much I'M
proved and able to be out Of
Ford HOsnitaI. after having