The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-23
(By SYLVIA PENN

WE'LL Mirror Folks! Go to the various parties if Won
shchatter on about the many teas to be aended-ye
the social whirl which fill the days of manybn do dor
forget that this is NEEDLE WORK GUILD WEEK. Every
wear at this time, the Needle Work Guild of America
launches its annual campaign to collect clothing for hosp
tails and the needy Our group in Detroit nv
the Willing Workers Club and Mrs. Mary Greenlaw is
chairman Be sure to be among the many who will donate
clothing through the members of this club The garments
will be redisributed by the Needle Work Guild to the
various hospitals and needy families of the community
We pleased to tell you that James Elliott of
Robins one of the Trbunes loyal boosters is re-
covering from serious illness and is able to be up and
about again. We are also happy to report that William
Coins of roquois avenue is convaescng at Mercy Hos
pta
Charles &C. M artst) Moss is fit as fiddle these
days because he returned Sunday from the envrons of
Pastures Camp where he spent several days taking
advantage of the opening Of the 1887 hunting We
have also been told that NJ Kelly Fritz local mortician
shoudered his gun and stroed into the woods recently
and successful in bagging several fine pheasants
Miss Julia Hunton entertained few old friends on
October &c. at her home Ager Included Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Franklin Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Webster Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis, and Messrs Robert
tess Still speaking of Mr. and Mrs Frank Davis they have
changed their abode from Robins avenue and
domiciled at 568 E. Philadelphia.
pleasant birthday surprise was given Friday night
g. in honor of James Eightme of Washington, d. c.
the residence of Mrs. Bertha B. MKenze 459 Hendre
The honoree had been enticed to go
and when he returned to the apartment he found
darkened and greeted by chorus of shouts'Sur
Prise Halloween coors of orange and black were car
ried in the decorations and The many gifts
showercd Mr. Eghme drew the attention of all pre-
sent Among the guests were: Misses Ida and Vvienne
Peford Arlette Lewis Wanda Peford. Dorothy Petit
ford Harriet Dunn Frances Jenkins Emma Whitehead,
Collins. Zoe Young, Constance Miller. and Mesdames
Watson Tillman, Dunn. n. j. White. Julia B.
Young DR.. n Mahlae, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hill, and
MessrS Julian II. Wheeler, William Wellons. WaeF Peo-
pies Bernard LAMAR Fred j. Ightfoot. Harold Watson
and C. Roxborough, Jr.
SURPRISES? Yes, all enjoy them, and although
il won't be birthday surprise party, The Tribune VIII
have big surprise to to Its readers VIII
be something that will appeal to the hearts OF housewives
who love pretty things their homes BE on the lookout
Mrs. Bendebro, 1926 ST. Joseph street, left Sunday,
Oct IL for Birmingham, Ala to attend the national con-
venton of the Church of God While South, she VIII VISIT
relatives and friends in Memphis Tenn, Tulsa Okla ana
will stop at Minneapolis, Mimi. before returning
home.
YES, YES YOU really should have been there
Where? AT the home of Mr. and Mrs NJ L. Frazer z5ol
John r. street. Friday evening October 10 me senior
Choir of ST. James Baptist Church gave delightful soca
this OCCASION Fried chicken, peas potato saiau
cake and ice cream served The social committee was
composed of Mrs NJ Ross Mrs. Nj Rogers j. L. Frazer
Edward Taylor, David Frazier, and c. Williams mrs a.
Green president of the Senior Choir Rev g. barie'te
is acting pastor.
sure to keep on the alert and watch for the specai
announcement to our readers when VIII soon oe
made by the Tribune Also continue to send IN your news
items each week and boost your home town paper he
Detroit Tribune. With brightest and best wishes 10 eac
and all of you we sign off until next week