The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-03

were warned against intimidsting
threats. Various members Of the or
gsnization pledged their support In
sighting all undue propaganda.
At the close Of the meeting Mrs
Fleming announced plans for free
scholarship contest. by giving the girl
arship in her beauty school
MRS. HAZEL BRIDGEwATER
HOSTESS
The West Side Elites met with Mrs
Hazel Bridgewster. 4737 Milford ave-
nue.. Monday of last week. The club
completed plans for their pre-Decora-
ton day party to be given al the same
address of the meeting.
The party is 10 be a gala affair
with the club members planning
grand evening OF merriment for their
guests
MRS. FINLEY HOSTESS
Mrs. Hattie Finley OF Beechwood
avenue, was hostess to the Busy Needle
club at her home last week in their
regular meeting. After a brief bust
ness session the evening was spent
sewing and chatting
Plans were completed for a lunch
con to be given at the home OF Mrs
Fannie Dotson. 1854 Hancock avenue,
June is
Mrs. Mitchell is club president and
Mrs. Dotson. club reporter.
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Browne OF
1851 McGraw avenue. are happy to an
nounce the marriage OF their son. Mole
sell F. Browne. to Miss Jettie Leatrice
Boggs. a teacher OF Selma, Ala.
MI Browne met Miss Boggs year
ago white on visit here 10 spend
her vacation with her sister of this
city. The couple were quietly married
few DAYS ago. They are at home at
1866 Milford avenue.
THE FRIENDLY SOCIAL CLUB
PARTY
The Friendly Social club gave their
party at the Triangle club home on
Saturday of-isst week with VefY
gay evening for all present. Among
those present were, 1'hurston Carson
Maurice Clay. Bernis Scott. Mr.. War
rem. Mrs. Wingfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. Col
Inns, Mr.. and Mrs. Collier. Robert Goats,
Mildred Goats, Miss Harper, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burns. Joe Donaldson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horhn.
MISS ELIZABETH SLAUGHTER
HONORED WITH SHOWERS
Many showers were given in honor
of Miss Elizabeth Slaughter. Mrs. L,
Griffin and Miss J. Henreques Of King
street gave shower on May 81.
~ eh
May 20. Misses Ruby and Eutsiia
Hamilton of Hartford gave a shower or
Tuesday. MAY a.
Al all the affairs many guests were
present and Miss Slaughter received
many beautiful and useful gifts. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Benson. the newlyweds,
left Detroit for Chicago, H., where
they will spend their vacation.
Mrs. Douglass was chairman Of a
cultured. entertaining and profitable
pleasant Sunday program on Sunday
afternoon. May ~. at the ST. James
CINE. churcn, dedicated to Mrs. Yo-
lande Maddox choir directress and
pianist of the church choir.
Mrs. Pauline Frisby. lyric-soprano
was guest artist. The Ephrisn sisters
sang two selections; Little Ruth john
son gave a reading. "Only a Little
While" Leroy Crawford. baritone. sang
two selections, Through the Years"
and Two Grenadiers:" Rev. Phelps
was the guest speaker. He spoke on
Mrs. Maddox Contribution TO st.
James" Mildred Pinkey- sang The
Lords Prayer" George Walker held
the audience in grip with his musi-
cal saw and bow playing two num-
bers, Somewhere Voice is Calling"
and THE Rosary"
Mrs. Maddox gave striking remarks
of thanks for the honor bestowed 10
her. A profitable collection was taken
by the pew captains and choir MEM
bers.
ST. STEPHEN A.ME. CHURCH
NOTES
The Senior chorus and Junior choir
accompanied the pastor and officers
to Mt. Clemens. Wednesday evening,
Nshe1e they rendered-a program for
the Rev. Moses Williams.
-oRATpRICAL- CONTEST
The Sunday school. Junior church
and A. c. E. League are sponsoring
an oratorical contest. Friday evening
June 2, at eight o'clock. The pro-
ceeds will go for the Youth Congress
fund. An twelve delegates viii crate
subjects. Richard Allen. the A.M.E
church. Richard Allen and the A.M.E
Church. The delegates will represent
the church, June 1922 at the eighth
Correctional Young Peoples Congress
to be held in Philadelphia.
CONvALESCING AFTER
OPERATION
Mrs Margaret Glenn of 363i RroU,r,