The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-24
EAST END news


The lesson for the Sunday School
at East Lake Baptist church was
'Jonathan's Friendship" al the
classes opened under Superintend-
ent Goss. The Rev. Mr.. Harris
preached Sunday morning from
The subject. But against the chill
dren OF Israel shall not dog
move his tongue taken from Ex-
odus lis. Miss Greatha Boone
sang a solo. The baptismal SER
vice was preached by the Rev. II.
Monamus. OF Romalus. Mich. faith
er OF one of the candidates. A
short program was rendered by
the Golden Leaf Quartette. The
Rev. Mr.. Gadson preached the ev-
ening sermon from The Goodness
of God
Mrs. Neal entertained with
silver tea Sunday afternoon In her
home. The tea was under the aus
pieces OF the Faithful Building
group.
The Rev c. Gadson returned to
his home recently Following
trip to the National Baptist con-
vention In st. Louis.
The Rev. J. Harrk. who has been
assisting during the absence OF the
Rev. Mr.. Gadson. returned TO his
home and congregation in Rich
mond. Va. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Estella McDuffie entertain
ed several friends at dinner Sum
day afternoon in honor OF the Rev.
MIR. Harris. Among the guests
were: the Rev and Mrs. Gadson,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner.
Helen Harden has received a
pen from Il certain gentleman. We
wonder who?
The Fourteenth Progressive
Community club will hold their
semi-monthly meeting Saturday,
September "a. at the club house.
5S5 Tennessee avenue.
Misses Gertrude Browning and
Sallie Walker. recent graduates
Of the Poro School OF Beauty Cul-
ture. are now employed In the
Hollinshed Beauty shop, 1880 Chene
street. In the absence of the pro-
prietor, Mrs. Estella Hollinshed,
Miss Browning has proved ca
pable manager.
The Soy club recently entertain
ed at spotlight dance, one OF the
highlighte OF the fall social sea-
son. The dance was featured with
jam session" by Isaac Goodwin.
The Spotlight dance proved an eff
ficient method of discovering those
corner dancers. Spotted were:
Mildred Mills. Margaret Redman,
Martha Lockhart, William Lynch,
Lucy Thomas. Arthur Lyles, Lii
liam Smith. Mar garet Henery, Mary
Delote, Margai Z Woods. Norman
Tanor. Leona Jackson. Hugh ALI
son. Hazel Tucker. May Brooks,
william Walton, Micky Brooks,
Theodore Lockhard. Woodrow
Wright, James Lawrence. Willie
Merchant. Claude Spivey. Robert
Perry, Robert Taylor, Estella Nc
Duffie, and many others. Perry
broke II up" serving hot dogs,
and the spotlight revealed him
splicing them with swing.
The Soy club has many plans
for other affairs at Artistic temple
during the fall and winter months.
The Vikings club will present a
fall swingout at the Franklin Set
Element, Friday, October Z. with
Isaac Goodwin's orchestra furnish
ing the music.
What popular young girl OF the
East End has been receiving heart
throbbing notes from new MEM
Der of our community?
who is Comics big moment
these days?
Julius McDuffies heart has been
beating so rapidly of late that many
OF the younger set are prone to be-
lieve that II is time piece.
What happened TO Georgiana
Greer's Romeo who made her
heart flutter? II can't be that
she's In the cold again.
Isabella Greene and william
Byrd are doing fine. Did you
know that Edith Allen and Roy
Sims are building up a new ro-
nance to conceal the old one.
Miss Mildred Cummings cele-
brated her birthday with delight
full party which was enjoyed by
Juanita Jackson. Christiana Jack
con uorhart Hill Willis Tabor