The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
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ISOLATION and the Housewives
league opened their ninth annual
trade exhibit Monday, June 12. 1t
was a splendid affair and the spon-
sors deserve highest commends-
ton.
Excellent amateur shows were
presented each night OF the exhibit.
under direction OF Glenn Mills and
Teddy Blackman. Among the
young artists participating were:
Floggy. Skydom and Earth High.
Fats Peterson. Marion Rea. Ra-
mond Winchester. Beulah Ware.
Jerry Mitchell. Calvin Jenkins.
Beulah Martin. Theodore Benson
and others.
The services at Warren Avenue
Baptist church Sunday were we'll
attended all day. A contest among
eight different quartets was held.
Mrs. Kicks. member OF the
church. has returned from the con-
vention recently held In Pontiac.
Among the sick OF the church are
Mrs. Mary Jones and Deacon s. J..
Grace The Rev. Mr. williams II
the progressive pastor.
Elmer Mcmillan. who recently
returned from a trip 10 Chicago
plans soon 10 visit the New York
Worlds Fair.
Pat Flowers. who Is playing In
New York AT hot spots" recently
visited relatives and friends in De-
troit. and thanks them for courte-
sizes show him while here.
Miss Geneva Peppers. an EN-
ployee OF the j. l.. Hudson COM
pany and popular member OF the
younger set. will soon speak her
wedding vows TO Hampton RoIend
prominent local young man. II Is
reported. The wedding will be
elaborate.
Miss Ethel Lee Wilson and Ben
Billingslea. il is announced, will
unite in marriage at Peace Bap-
fist church Saturday. Following
the ceremony. reception will he
held at the brides home on God
dard street. Both young people
are popular members OF Peace
Baptist church.
Miss Lucille Lee. senior at Com
merce high. will be honored at a
graduation party at her home this
week. II will be a semi-formal
AFFAIR.
The Motor City Boys band play
ed last week at Port Huron, at the
Elks State convention.
Miss Lucille Chambers and her
sister are visiting their mother IN
: Washington. nc. Miss Chambers
Is local nurse.
Gilbert Jackson Is visiting rela-
! tives in Chicago.
Last Friday at Birdhurst center,
the NAACP gave a jamboree. fea-
turing Leroy Smith and his or
chestra. Among the dancers were :
Arnold Thomas. Stella Hillor. Sam
Love. Mary. Hiltor, Clement Coins,
Raymond Flowers, Louise How
ard. Joe NOVEL;, Eugene Foster.
Rosebud Yancey. Margaret Coins,
Walker Evans. Cora Parker, Cath
crime Small. Lucille Perry. Law
renee Risker and Nesbitt Patton.
The Sharks club gave a pre-
graduation dance last Friday AZ
the YMCA. In the form OF hat
tie Of records between Erskinc
Hawkins and Count Basic A few
OF those present included Marjorie
Conway. Bernice Cocker. Earl Da-
Wis. Elizabeth Turner. Mildred
Lindsay. John Evans. Marion Ste
wart, Alvin Gillard. Elmer McMil-
Ian. Charles Thrower. Dorothy
Stewart. Eddie Harris. Charles
Dixon and Gilbert Jackson.
Also last Friday night. the fol-
lowing were seen jIttering at a ST
Matthew AFFAIR: Kitty Redmond
Raymond Carter. Earl Davis. Eliz-
abeth Turner. Marjorie Conway.
Alamae Harris. Mary l.. Singleton.
Billy Covington. Margaret Wells.
Bernice Cocker and others.
The Mystic AC club will give
their graduation prom AT Mayfair
ballroom. Friday. June %.
Last Saturday. the Trojans gave
a dance at International hall. on
Yemans avenue. in lIsmtramck
Some OF the dancers included Nes-
bit Patton. Lucille Perry. Hazel
Jacks. Leonard Troutman. Her
man Saunders. Cleo Williams.
George Harkshaw. Harrison Craw-
ford. Lawrence Riskens. Noble
Reeves. George Irwin. Glenn Coins.
Margaret Coins. Bill Thompson.
Charles Jackson. Leroy Harris,
Virginia Smith. Helena Tolliver.
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