The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-15
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and dsc0ypred An,or;ca N,
can't be denied that the old boy had something there when
he did that for he surely made good find Well we bavo
been scouting about too looking news and we have
also made several good finds in that line of which we
shall tell you in this and other columns of the Tribune
We discovered that Miss Mabel Mason, who has been
visiting IN New ork City has returned her home 27s
f. Forest Miss Mason proved herself perfect hostess a
little get-together party Thursday evening October
Card games provided entertainment for the affair Ap
petzing refreshments such
shrmp SALAD PICKLES nuts candies beer slow pin soft
drinks which served added to the endowment Of tho
OCCASION Those in attendance included Mr. Mrs Theo-
dore Lewis Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Massey. Mrs Catherine
Terrell and Messrs. Samuel White and Earl HAYNES
We also discovered that Mr. and Mrs Willie jackson,
Of Hazett street are the happy parents Of little daugh-
ter born october L. The newcomers is Doris 9th
discoveries reveal that Mr. and Mrs James Bacon Of
Hazlet street enjoyed motor trip last week Cleveland
relatives.
Mrs. E. B. Holloway, of CreenvIle s. c. returned
home last week after spending two pleasant weeks this
CITY with her daughter and onn-law Mr. and Mrs j. A.
Preston. Sal Milford avenue
Mrs. Evelyn Gimer who ha. been residing in Mt
Vernon, N Y for year is visiting her mother Mrs
Frances Craft, of Antietam street.
The local folk still going s-visiting Of We
found out that Dr. and Mrs Scpio G. Murphy of f. For
eat avenue, accompanied by their mothers visiting
two weeks in Montgomery and Tuskegee Alabama: Ash
Vile Bristol. and Washington d. c.
The members of the Quien Ssbe Bridge club treated
their guests royalty when they celebrated their sixth
nversary at Frogs club last Saturday evening These
some OF the people who telling of the good time they
Bradby, Jr Miss Lucinda Murtishaw Mr. and Mrs Clay
ton Fletcher, Miss Ann Palmer, Kenneth Lewis Lowell
Baker Nelson G. Jackson, Of Atlanta School Of Social
Work; Grady Moss, Miss Evelyn Solomon. Mr.. and Mrs
Herche Solomon Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Johnston Mr..
and Mrs. William Hagen. Miss Aeen Byrd Mr. and
Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cooper Miss Marion Tay-
or Mr. and Mrs William Kemp. Mr.. and Mrs. Pullman
Osborne, Dr. O. o. Sweet, Miss Dorothy Baker, of Bay
City, Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Johnson, Mrs. Theresa Dorsey
jefferson, John league Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Carroll
Here's about sailing the high Casmiro
Jose Rodrgues of Medbury avenue left last Friday for
will caiI ron nharG for
Portugal Mrs Rodrgues, who returned home last month
from two months tour of interesting places in the East
next March.
An informal luncheon, In honor of Mrs. Mary Mcleod
Bethune held at Lucy Thurman YWCA last Friday at
noon Although the affair was mprompu. large number
responded to the invitation to be present Mrs Bethune
who is director of the Negro division of the ~ Y A..
graduated the large number of representative citizens pre-
sent. including physicians clergymen social workers
newspaper representatives. business and professional
and women and as usual made plea for Negro youth
She kened the N. Y. A. to torch of light which is help
thousands of young folk to find the way to open door
The speaker admonshed her audience to have TO
50 forward and said There are still loads to m and you
and are privileged to help in the lifting. Among the
many at the luncheon Lieutenant Lawrence Oxley of
Washington. d. C Mr. Shuman state director of n y. A..
Eddie Tolan, who acted toastmaser Eddie Swami j.
Blount, John c. Dancy Raymond Scruggs, Willis Ward
Mrs Madeline Fowler, Mrs. Christine S. Smith, Wilbur
oodson. Claude Cooper Miss Hertha Priest Miss Louise
Blackman, Miss K. Louise Henderson. Rev. Fisher, William
Sheriff. Reid Motley, V. A. Bristol Mrs. Beulah Whtby
Mrs ]. E. Mccall, and others
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must seem very real to Of the local foks-Miss
Wary Watkins supervisor at the Wayne County Girls De-
tention Home. Miss Watkins recently called South
account Of the sudden death of her mother, Mrs. Matte
Cook. Mrs. Watkins who motoring, was accompanied
by her sister Mrs M. Days: and her sepfather T. Cook
Returning to Detroit Mrs Watkins car crashed headong
INTO big interstate moving truck, which carelessy
paked 81 The automobile was badly damag-
ed but glad to report that the silver lining to this
cloud that the occupants of the received only min
or injuries.
Mr. Spiller Of Norfolk, Virginia, spent few days last
week with his sister Mrs Anna S. Lewis of Hazett Ave-
Alfred Jefferson, of Josephine avenue is enjoying
weeks visit his father who resides in Column
bus. Ohio
The Bennets, Of Euclid avenue, birthday party
last Saturday for their eenaged niece As Mrs Bennett
natal day was few days previous adult friends arrived
later and joined the youngsters in making merry until the
wee small hours
You remember that told you in these columns last
spring that Cecil Poole, Of Pittsburgh also well known in
Detroit graduated with honors from the Law college al
tie University of Michigan. having Completed the literary
course two ago Young Poole took the bar examn
uon in Pittsburgh last and last week the Pennsy-
ania Bar association informed him that he had succc u
passed their rrillng thereby emitting MN 20
pratice his profession in that state Mr. Poole however
Will not begin his practice for the next several months as
he enrolled as post graduate law student at Harvard
university.
Edward Thomas, Jr, SAC E. Adams, has returned to