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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
Windsor Nell,s

The Rev. Mr.. Talbot. moderator,
was the guest speaker. His text
was st. John 1917. subject. III
You Know These Things, Happy
Are Ye II We Do Them" The Rev
Mr.. Taibot's remarks drove home
a message from which even child
could gather food for thought, as
was Indicated by the fine young
people In their early teens, asking
for prayer. Young w. Scott, who
was responsible for the success OF
this rally, should be an inspiration
for all young people TO interest
themselves In the church work, as
they are the salvation OF our fu-
ture generation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morgan an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Elvis, to Brown Tuggle,
OF Detroit.
Mrs. Ella Milton vacationed with
Mrs. Monteaur. OF Lot street, for
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson motored
East and visited Mrs. Ware, re-
Gently.
Mrs. Eta Simmons and Miss Be-
roma Smith. of Bermuda, are the
house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer Kennedy. OF Bloomfield road
Sandwich, Ont.
Mrs. Irwin watkins. OF Detroit,
Is the guest Of Mrs. verlyn Harri-
son and her mother. Mrs. Rose
Timbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison David. OF
Montreal, are spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. Davis. OF Nc
Dougall street.
Miss Millecent David has re-
turned from her stay at the lake
with Mrs. A .Clingman.
Miss Jeanette Carter motored to
Ann Arbor recently. with friends
from Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ridley. OF De-
troit. accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Prince Chase and family. Wis
tied Mrs. Chase's parents and rela-
tives and friends Sunday. In Harrow
and Amherstburg. Ontario.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26

A surprise party was given in
honor OF Miss Lillian Boyd. OF New
Castle Pa, who Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Roderick Byrd. OF Jackson
street Many young people attend
el the party and enjoyed It great
ly Joseph Mckinney and Miss Bar
bara Smith received prizes as the
best whist players.
Mrs. S l.. Boyd beautician. left
for Chicago Saturday. to take post
graduate work in beauty culture
and to visit her brother and sis
ters. Mr.. and Mrs. Pink Mcclure
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Nc
CURE.
August 16. Miss Luella Muko-
valley was called to Mounds, ILL.,,
on account OF the death OF her
mother.
The Rev. E. D. Broyles. pastor OF
Trinity Baptist church. preached
Sunday morning, subject THE Rain
bow An Emble' Of Gods Grace"
The young p, of Trinity rem
dered a program in the afternoon.
under the auspices of the Mems
club.
The Rev. James r. Fleming
preached in the morning at Mace
donia Baptist church. Pastor Pow
ell spoke at s pm.
The Rev. Ford B. Reed pastor OF
New Hope Baptist church. preach
ed Sunday morning. subject. with
Both Hands. Earnestly" Ordina-
ton Of deacons was held at 3 pm.
Pastors OF the city participated.
At Newman AME church. DR.. NJ.
l.. Spears spoke at IL am. from the
topic. Who Will Give This Day
Willingly 10 the Lord?'
The Rev. f. d. Broyles, OF Trim
lily Baptist church, and his con-
gregation worshipped al 3 nm.
Sunday at Newman AME church.
1t was an inspiring service. The
subject was, "A Universal PRAYER"
The Rev. Robert Hoover spoke
AZ $ pm, his subject being, "A New
Man"
Mrs. Laculia Hayes Is Wis ng
relatives in Martin. Tenn.
Mrs. Effie Harris. OF Highland
avenue. will entertain at social
Saturday. August &c. A lovely Quilt
viii be given away. The affair viii
be In interest OF Newman ANE
church The public Is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
BATTLE CREEK
by Ruby Cherry

During morning services at the
Second Baptist church. the Rev
Mr.. Chattien OF Detroit was the
guest speaker. His subject aud
text were Law and Grace Con
trasted.' st. John ILL. He brought
forth many good points. The Rev
E. l.. Todd is pastor.
Miss G. Fullerton has Just re-
turned from Atlanta, Ca. where she
was called because. OF the death OF
her brother.
Battle Greek friends and rela
tons grieve over the death OF
Nose Dozier. 80. Of 67 Hazel. a
resident OF Battle Creek for more
than % years who died Friday
afternoon, August is in a local hos
pital after six weeks illess. lie
is survived by his wife. Dorothy
mother. Mrs. Lena Dozier: three
sisters, Ends Dozier OF Battle
Greek; Mrs Eleanor Gardner. OF
Nashville, Tenn. and Mrs. Kate
kluttle OF Grand Rapids: two
brothers. Isaac Walter Dozisr:
and three nepAews. Funeral scrv-
ices were held Monday. Aug. 81. nj
2:30 pm. at the Mt. Zion AME
church. The Rev. S. S. Harris, pas
tor. Burial was in Oak Hill Gem
etery.
The Swing Rue club gave a
party At the home OF Miss Berta
Lee Hayes. 80 Grin. Friday. Aug
is. The evening was spent in
dancing and playing games.
Miss Octayita Hardiman OF Ko-
komo. Ind, was the house guest
OF Mrs. Irene Dean OF 6S Barney
street during the past week. She
returned TO her home Saturday,
Aug. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherrod and
daughter and son, Katherine and
Donald have returned from Mem
phis, Tenn, where they visited
friends and relations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards and Mr.
Solomon from Detroit. and Mr..
and Mrs. Melburn and daughter
Miss Ernesune. from Pontiac. were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson
and also Miss Arlene Parker Sun
day.
Younger Set Chatter
+. F. are you in earnest?
b. S. why shouldn't l tell?
T. MOS. you better be careful how
you talk
+. S. you better get wise TO your
self.
j. p. know a secret shall tell?
L. F. what is the matter with you
and s. NC?
$50 Long
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S1allts on "Ypsi"
By Mrs. EugenIs O'Bannon


Moore. other guests included Miss
Clarlssa WInlock and mother.
Misses Bessie Coleman and Ger
trude Harris OF Indianapolis, Ind;
Mrs. Sara MCGEE OF Cincinnati.
Ohio: Or. and Mrs. S. F. Clark, Miss
Gertrude Campbell. Mrs. Olive
Kersey. Covers we're spread for
fifty guests After most delIc-
ious repast. the guests engaged in
games and croquet. All the guests
departed declaring the women OF
these two singing groups delight
full hostesses.
Other residents OF Ypsilanti hon
oring DR.. Moore were: Mr.. and
Mrs. e. W. Burden. Mrs. Betarice
Burnett. Mrs Matte Carter, MIR.
and Mrs. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Nicely. Mrs. NJ. r. O'Bannon.
Mrs. Hazel Reed, Mrs Lucille Rich
ardson. Miss Bertha Andrews. Mrs.
Bernadine sherman. Miss Bessie
Starks and Miss Viola Starks.
Green Mclaughlin Is reported do
ing fine after suffering a relapse.
Mr.. Mclaughlin is still In the hos
pital at this writing.
Billy Charleston Is reported Sc
riously III in the University OF
Michigan hospital. John Poole is
much improved.
Miss Ella Louise Cox OF Chatts-
nooga. Tenn. Is here as house
guest Of her brother, Columbus
Cox.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26

Jolly Strollers club No. 2 gave
the last boat picnic to Tashmoo
park recently. Some / saw having
swell time were Bernice Dicker-
son, Louise Williams, Gertrude
Browning, Robert Turner, Ogle
williams. Lewis and George Cam
bull, Jesse Lightfoot. John Evans,
Alvin Gilliard, Almedia Levens,
Vivian Gillian, Lucille Gaines, Will
lie Merchant, Charles Wellons, An
thony Quaker, Johnnie Mae John
son, Carl Allison. Alma Johnson,
Bill Leveus Wesley Jones, George
Taylor, Mae Martin. Murdis Rainey,
Bernice Martin. Margie Rainey,
Harry Harris, Luvenia Parker. Lois
Nelson. Christine Jackson, Ella
Dee Harris, Helen and Bessie Spi-
vey, Lubernice Prince. Hildred
Evans, Evelyn Coleman, Robert
Jones. Joe Lewis Smith, Mae Will
Cash, Mary Eason, venessa Tate,
Barney Johnson, Ruby Thomas,
Geraldine williams, Erlene and
Mary Hawk. Mildred Knight, Ella
Frazier. Sam Wilson, Rosmary
Carson. Billie Frazier. Jesse Pier
son. Wheeler Griffin. Joyce King,
Dorothy Green. Herbert Holland.
Walter Reid. John Daniels. Rich
ard Ryerand. George Beaumont,
Alvin Love. Willie Shorter, Beulah
Ware, Bob Nelson. Walter Bates
and scores OF others.
Bernyce Patterson has returned
after a week In Port Huron. Mrs.
Prudence NaPeir spent few days
with her sister, Annie Pearl Riv-
ers. Mrs. Napier was from Chicago.
Helen Harden Is visiting rela-
tives in Washington. Alma Mallett
Is going TO New Orleans with her
aunt to live.
Bernyce Dickerson will soon be
returning to Wilmington, Del,
Louise Williams to Meridian, Miss,
and Joseph Tandy. Jr.. to a college
IN Iowa. Juanita Gillon returned
from lovely trip In Battle Creek,
| Neressa Daniels spent week In
the dear old southland, Georgia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
NILES, MICH.

The Rev. Mr.. Tyson, OF Detroit
was the principal speaker at the
Second Baptist church Sunday
Aug. 20. He preached on the sub
ject, THE Souls Anchor text
Heb. 6:19. Preceding the Rev. Mr.
Tyson, the Rev. s. Robert Burt
spoke on THE wisdom OF the eagle
as a symbol OF godliness,' text
Deut. 32:11.
The Allen Christian Endeavor
league, Girl scouts and choir will
have a picnic Saturday, Aug. rs al
Stone Lake. Cassopolis.
A baby girl was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Roelin woodford OF \. 10th
street Monday. Aug. IA.
James Steward OF N. Sth street
has completely recovered from
severe case OF double pneumonia
Mrs. Maude Hamilton, OF Casi
street. has been removed to hei
home from the Berrien Center hos.
pital where she underwent a ma
jor operation. Her condition Is re.
ported good.
The Singer family reunion was
held at the Robert V. Singer home
north OF Niles Sunday. Aug. 20
Eighty-two members were present
s. II. Singer OF Bangor. Mich. J:
president. X. v. Singer, vice presi'
dent: Mrs. Hurbert Scott, Soutf
Bend. secretary and Mrs. II. V
Bland OF st. Joseph, historian. r
w. Herndon OF Benton Harbor 1:
treasurer. Mrs. Amanda Copeland
OF Benton Harbor, was the oldes'
person present: Charlotte Anr
Singer, the youngest.
A chicken dinner will be given
at the Old woolw 0rth store by the
Franklin AME church Saturda,
noon.
The Rev J. w. walker preached
at Cassopolis Sunday night. The
Rev. Mr.. Houston spoke Sunda,
morning at franklin AME church
The Rev. r. T. White and his
choir from First AME Zion church
South Bend. will present a pro
gram at Franklin church. Mis-,
wilma Holiday Is visiting hel
grandmother, Mrs. f. M. Bland Of
81. Joseph.
Mrs. Anna Jones was the week
end guest OF her granddaughter
Mrs. Josephine Furgason OF Ian
sing. Mich. Mrs. Ferguson Is The
former Josephine Jeffries OF thii
city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26

Mrs. Clara Smith, 1887 Jos. Cam
pau and her grandson Alvin, are
spending a few weeks with their
friends in New Haven. Conn. They
will also visit the Worlds Fair In
New York.
A surprise party was given In
honor Of Thomas Dickerson by his
grandmother. Mrs. Z. Dickerson
recently. Those present were
Doris Pookrum. Jacqueline Peoples
Madgie Lee Whigham, Jessie Mae
Hayes, Robert Johnson, Jr.. Eddie
b. Dickerson. George Stramler
Alphonso Dickerson, Joan Ken
nedy. Bernice Morris. Robert Pow
ell. Jean. Dickerson. Bernadins
Hayes. Lineous Dickerson. Jr., and
Bertram Kennedy.
The Younger set extends deepest
sympathy to Rufus Gilmore In the
recent loss OF his mother, Mrs
Pauline Gilmore.
Club Merriette gave very de-
lightful party in the back yard oil
their president, Annie Pearl Riv-
ers. Those there jitterin up q
breeze were Bernice Martin. Alma
Mallette, Zelma Lightfoot. Eloiss
Pickett. Sue Searcy, Essie Nelson
Margie Rainey, Helen Childs, Wv
ian Gillian. James Theriot, Hazel
Quaker, Willie Reeves. Neal
Strokes, Samuel Ceruthers. Porter
DuBose. Alberta Lightfoot, Harry
Harris, Gretha Boone. Marie Light
foot. Walter walker. Lonnie Stan
ford. Camille Jackson. Cleophus
Jackson. Charles Pope. Rosemary
Carson, Jesse Pierson, Leroy
Dickerson, Evelyn Proctor. Mildred
Hughes. David Davis. Myrtle Crow
dy-, Jesse Lightfoot.
Mrs. N. williams and Mrs. E
Mumford recently returned to our
fair city after a visit with parents
and relatives in parts OF Mississ.
ippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner and
family are visiting relatives ant
friends In Richmond, Ky.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
Conant Gardens

BY J. /. Kemp
People OF the Conant Gardens
Community are still going places.
Mrs. Savannah Powell. OF Bind
er avenue, left last Saturday for
Pittsburgh, Pa. where she will be
the guest OF relatives and friends.
Mrs. Julia Mae Wheeler. OF Co.
lumbus, Ca. Is visiting her cous-
in, Mrs. Mary Irwin. OF Yonka
street.
Mrs. b. Babcock and Junior left
last Thursday for Winston-Salem,
NC. for a visit OF three weeks.
Harry Hoards and William
Brooks left last Saturday on a
tour through the South.
Miss Erma Keys, OF Norwood ave-
nue. arrived home last week from
Camp Norcom where she served as
junior counselor.
Mrs. Louisa Jackson OF Nash
Vile Tenn. is visiting her uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. b. Vaughn,
OF Binder street.
Vernon Chapel
The program presented by the
Detroit AME Laymen at Vernon
Chapel last Sunday night was a
splendid success. DIR. o. n. Travis,
OF Monticello, KY, was guest
speaker. others on program in
cluded Attorney II. l.. Dudley. Mr..
Dezon, and Attorney Alfred Cas-
sey, OF The Detroit Tribune. Mr..
Entzminger was master OF cere-
mones. Details OF the program APP
pear elsewhere in this issue.
The Senior choir OF Vernon
Chapel will close fits contest Sun
day night. August q. Those repre-
senting the states as captains are:
Alabama. Mrs. Lola Powell; Arkan-
sas, Mrs. Lille Berry: Tennessee,
Mrs. Florence Chapman: Ohio.
Mrs. Forest Tabs; South Carolina,
Mrs. G. Maxwell.
Many local artists will also ap-
pear on program. II will be the
last service for this conference
wear.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
NEWS
BY Mrs. N. Toomey

with Mt. Olive Sunday from Bay
City and Detroit.
Bethel AME
Using for a subject The Good
Earth" Sunday morning. Aug. 20
the Rev. J. A. Dean delivered
very impressive message TO an ap-
preciative audience. Special mu-
sic was rendered by the choir.
An enthusiastic group OF young
people attended the ACE league
at 6 pm. TO discusse the subject.
What can we do about gambling
The Saginaw Union Sunday
night service was held at Bethel
church in the evening. A large
delegation from churches all over
the city assembled to witness a
very forceful message issued by
the pastor, ITO Him That over
cometh" was the theme. The Rev.
Mrs. Frye and the Rev. Mr.. Deeg
assisted in the service. This mark
ed the first Saginaw union service
to be held at colored church.
Honoring Mrs. Ida Barnes OF
Newark. Nj. house guest OF Mrs.
Alethia Queener. Mrs. Sofrano
Griffin entertained delightfully."-
with a breakfast party last Mon
day at her home, 40 E. 18th street.
Those enjoying the affair were:
Mesdames Corlena Bush, Daisy
Curtley. Lula Williams Ferris
Olds. Eleanor Gauldman, Emma
williams. Cora Kirksey. Cathans
Jones.
u. S. Morris was honored at a
birthday dinner at his home, $40
n. 4th street. pm. Sunday. Aug.
IL. Those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Davis and daughter
OF Detroit; a brother Of Mr.. Nor
ris, Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Dukes. Mr..
and Mrs. T. d. Lerry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bonnie Robertson and mother, Mrs.
Tyler OF Louisiana and Gerdesn
Miller. niece OF Mr.. Morris OF
Washington. DC. Music was fur
nished by Mrs. Davis The birth
day song was led by Mr.. Dukes.
An enjoyable time was had.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
ECORSE NEWS
BY Milo CASTOR

Well, here / am again with some
OF the doings In Ecorse. A certain
couple had domestic trouble last
week which ended in the husband
and a minister spending the night
in Jail to appear before the judge
Sept. 8.
Two fellows are being held for
investigation as suspects OF rob-
berry and a little strong arm work
Mrs. Rochell Davis, who was
hailed before q Judge In Lincoln
park recently for reckless driving
failed to find her prosecutor At
court last Thursday. Her case Will
come up soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Piazzc
formerly Mrs. Sadie X. Bruce) re-
turned last week after spending q
honeymoon trip In Louisiana with
Mr.. Piazzo's mother and father.
w. II. Robertson Of Chiago and
John Robertson OF Detroit were
weekend guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Donley OF 1915 Fifteenth
street.
After spending two weeks with
her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs
Milo CASTOR, Mrs. Beatrice Baze-
more returned to her home In Chi
cago last week.
Mrs. Viola Wourmer and hei
Ecorsian girls left Sunday night
for Chicago 10 I'LL a three nights
engagement at one OF Chicago's
largest churches. Those girls real
ly can sing.
Clarence Bryant and family have
moved In their new home at 1886
Twelfth street. Sam Miller re-
turned home from a vacation down
in Mississippi recently.
Mrs. Don Vaughn who recently
underwent an operation for APP
pendIcitis In Sumby hospital Is do
ing fine and Is expected home soon.
The westside Peoples club gave
a cabaret party last Saturday
night which was largely attended
1t lasted until the wee hours OF the
morning and would have lasted
longer had the refreshments not
given out. The Wayne County
Voters league had their regular
meeting last Saturday with Isaac
Morrow presiding.
The Monarch Softball club Is
we'll on the way to winning the
down river championship. They
have won games with 2 to go
Freddie Murdoc winning both
games in II innings. He struck oui
29 men. Robert Clark hit homer
with on.
Residents OF Ecorse are request
ed TO send in your news items to
the writer and ontinue to read
The Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
Woodland Park
BY Robert Neal

sunday morning services al
First Baptist church were conduct
sd by the past, Rev. w. Burkett
He delivered a fine sermon, sub
ject. is There Any Oil In Your
vss@l?' Among the visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. Silence and daught.
srs. Thalma and Alice Cromwell
of Battle Creek: also Mrs. Arnold
OF ldlewild, also Mrs. Ida Pope, Of
Detroit. The b. Y. p. u. session
was well attended. All took par,
In dlsussions of the lesson.
At the Missionary society's can
die light service, Rev. Burket'
preached eloquently on the theme
Light, text, Matt. 5:14. A lovely
program followed. with Mrs. e
Bell acting IN mistress OF. cere.
monies. Participants on program
included Mrs. M. Ewell, Mrs. Mat.
thews. o. Holly. Mrs. z. Bell and
Mrs. Rohman. The candle lighting
ceremony which followed was in
tsresting and unique.
The Community church render.
cd q fine program In honor of Rev
Ellis Davis fourth year as theiI
pastor. The Glee club. from Com
munity church, OF Baldwin. rem.
dered several selections, also the
Glee club from the c. c. c. camT
at Bitely. Mich. Representatives
OF the various clubs OF the com.
munity offered their congratula.
tons. The program was climax
I'd by sermon delivered by D
Bsrkley, camp chaplain.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Davis. Miss p
Minor and Mr.. Ware, OF Detroit
we're guests of ]. w. Dawson fol
several days. A lawn party was
given for Miss Minor. Friday, Au,
gust is. Games were played and
roast wieners served. also boiled
corn on the cob, soft drinks and
ices
Mr. and Mrs. Silence and daugh.
ter. Thelma, and Alice Cromwell
are spending a week with Mrs. Lii
Ian Jones.
Mrs. Hodge, OF Chicago. Is spend
inS month as guest OF Mrs. M
EvelI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Gamble ant
daughter. Catherine and Mrs. NJ
Montgomery. all OF Kalamazoo
Mich. recently spent a week at tn,
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl JEFF
frles.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Garther had al
their recent guests Miss A. NJ
Jones, OF Memphis, Tenn; Mr.. snt
Mrs. A. A. Fleming. Detroit: also
Nr- and Mrs. J. McClinton, OF De
trolt.
Guests ,of Mrs. A. wilkerson are
VT. and Mrs. 8. Fowler and family
MISS S. Metcalf. Mr.. and Mrs. A
.isrk and daughter. Isabel: Mrs
J. Tillman, r. Goodgain. Miss @
Ancanaz, Mrs. M. Mcclure, Mrs
n Metcalf, and j. Metcalf, all o.
Chicago.
Other guests at Woodland In
ciude Mrs. M. Taylor. Mrs. e. John
son and granddaughter. Miss n. J
McReynolds. Miss NJ. Salmon. Mis-,
!. Elliott. all Of Jackson. Mich.
hr. and Mrs. Bellamy, her two SOM
ana brother. OF Detroit: Mr.. ans
MRS. ID. Wilson, their niece ant
newhew. Chicago; MFR. Holmes ant
Mrs. Slaughter. Lake Forest, III.
Messrs. II. Smith, W. Clark and U
Eields, Chicago: Attorney j. B
Seshin, r. p. Burton, Mrs. V
roole apd daughter, Yvonne: Miss
" stokes, DR.. and Mrs. Griffith
al OF Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs. r
n smith. Miss Anderson, India
nspoiis. Ind; Mrs. Suele and
friends. Troy. Ohio
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Mt. Clemens Neus

rendering music. The Rev. Moses
williams, pastor, chose for the
topic OF his sermon. "A Sinner
Confesses." The text was Luke
1918.
At the 2 pm. service music was
rendered by the Turner Chapel and
Zion Baptist Senior choirs. The
Rev. Mr.. whoey OF Zion Baptist
church preached about "Paul's Let
ter to the Hebrews" Remarks we're
given by the Rev. Mr.. Dozier OF
Turner's Chapel.
The Young people held their
ACE leauge session at pm. What
ca we do about EamblIng2" was
the topic discussed led by Miss
Thelma williams. II was very In
teresting.
Vinson Chapel will sponsor a
Community Talent program Thurs
day, Aug. "a, s pm. There will be
n lawn social at the home OF Mrs.
Avo Buck on Lipke avenue, FRI
day. Aug. Is at pm. The public
Is invited
Audrey williams is church re-
porter for vinson Chapel.
Miss Paula Dean Rogers OF $685.
Scotch avenue, Detroit, was the
weekend guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Morgan Of Virginia avenue. Mrs
Sallie Greer OF Beightstown. Nj.
Is visiting relatives OF Mt. Glenn
ems. Her stay Is indefinite.
Miss Sarah Hill. reporter OF this
column, is now visiting In the South
with her mother. Mrs. Louise Hill
and brother. John Hill indefinitely
A surprise party was given Tor
Miss Sarah Hin before she left for
the South. Some who attended
we're: Marie Drewry, Doris Nall
Audrey and Goldie williams, Rebec-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-26
W HIT AKER

Misses Gertrude Harris, Cole
man and Boone, teachers at In
dianapolis, Ind, who were vaca-
tioning In Ypsilanti, were the din
ner guests OF Mrs. Susie V. BY
ars on Wednesday evening. August
.. A delightful repast was served,
after which game OF croquet was
enjoyed by all.
Thelma. Mae and Carrie Robin
son. Gwendolyn Franswagh. Doro-
thy Freeman, Audrey Nicely. Lille
Bell williams and Winifred and
Donna Perry took a walk from
Ypsilanu last Thursday and call
ed on Fern Carter in the after
noon.
On Sunday afternoon. August IS,
several members OF the local
younger set joined the NAACP OF
Detroit in a picnic at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Ford. The hay
ride and weiner roast were greatly
enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Nellie Hughes OF Detroit
spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Cora Carter.
Mrs. Jessie Smith and her daugh-
ter. Wanda. left Wednesday night
with relatives OF Ypsilanti for West
Middlesex, Pa, where they will
attend the annual camp meeting OF
the Church OF God.
The ladies OF the stewardess
board OF Campbell Chapel AME,
church OF Whitaker, gave a Re-
view and Preview program in the
lecture room OF the church on
Monday evening. Aug. 7. at eight
o'clock. A delightful repast, con-
sisting OF chicken salad, olives
pickles, hot rolls, coffee. Ice cream
and cake. was served following the
program. A large number OF
friends from Ann Arbor. Ypsilanti
and Detroit attended. inluding the
evangelist. Mrs Erma Moore, and
group OF school teachers from
Indianapolis, who we're vacation
ing In Ypsilant. where they had
been making observations for their
work on their return home. The
event was a decided success. Mrs.
Susie v. Byars was the chairman
OF this affair.
After spending three weeks with
her sister. Mrs. Mary Smith and
her family, Mrs. Irene Shocks re-
turned 10 her home in Beecher,
Ontario on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvins are on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller gave
a pre-birthday party in honor OF
Miss Margaret Miller on august
10.
The Rev. and Mrs. Clark were
the Friday evening guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miller and their
son and granddaughter were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Smith
on Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Miller was escort
ed TO BYPU social by Charles
Benton.