The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-09

With yellow butterflies.
BY all these lovely tokens
September days are here,
With summers best OF weather,
And autumn's best of cheer.
Although September days are here
and nature, the great artist. has be-
gun arrsying her children in gorgeous
colors Of red and tan. our guests
continue TO come and go. Detroiters
too. are quite busy . some return
ing from visits and conventions and
others leaving TO attend conventions
and pay some long deferred visit.
KANSAS CITY MO. VISITORS:
Rev. and Mrs S W. Bacote and
their Two charming daughters Lucille
and Media. for the past two week
have been house guests of the A. p.
Dotsons at their beautiful home. 1926
Wexford avenue. The Bacotes hail
from Kansas City, Mo. Rev. Bacote
pastors one of the largest churches
/ Mrs. Bacote is professionsi-IHts
scian has studied abroad and
conducts music studio. in which
the two daughters twho are also mu-
sicians) serve as assistants. Besides
| the many courtesies extended by the
Dotsons- tf1ey-acted- co.hosts WIN
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Smith in a re-
ception given al their home Wednes-
day evening al which time the Pa
cotes were presented to many promi-
nent Detroiters. A unique program
was rendered and delicious refresh
ments served.
The visitors left Thursday for Phi,l-
delphia and other eastern points.
ATTENDS CONVENTION IN
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Baxter Watts of Revere street and
Aldine Mathis OF Binder left. Sunday
to attend the national convention OF
Letter Carriers which is in session in
Milwaukee. Wis. this week. Mr.. Watts
and Mr.. Mathis are delegates from
the local branch. -
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Pretty little Terry Jean Pollard of
Klinger celebrated her natal day with
party The guests came laden with
everything dear to the heart OF a
girl There were hsndkerchiefs. sweat
ers, bracelets. beads and necklaces and
oh so many other things that space
will not permit to name There
were games and plenty OF ice cream,
| cookies, candy and peanuts for the
diminutive guests. Those present in
Guided: Fay Pickett, Harriet Hardy,
Ethel and Matte Washington, Yvonne
Golfer. Janice Bell, May Morris Wayne
Coleman. Gloria and Leon Coleman,
Octavia and Homer Smith, Shed Col
lier. Rosa Battle and Louise Gilcrest,
Terry Jean is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. M. Pollard. Mr.. Pollard
is secretary of the Black Cat club
popular club consisting OF men in
the neighborhood.
RETURNS HOME
Miss Carrie Kemp. popular debutante
residing on Klnger. has returned
home after spending FIVE weeks, in
Dublin. Ga, visiting relatives and
| friends
FROM CHICAGO
Mr.. and Mrs. Monteah Moss who re-
Gently moved into their lovely new
home on Revere. had as their house
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wells of
Chicago for the week end Mr.. and
Mrs. Wells we're also entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs William Hampton OF
end in which they expressed them
selves in being in love with our city
the WeIls-left- Sunday evening for
their home in the Windy City.
KANSAS CITY, KAN. VISITORS
| Mr.. and Ms Percy Parks OF Re-
we're street have as house guests. Mr.
and Mrs. W. A Edward and daugh-
ter Dimple OF Kansas City. Kans.
Mr.. Edward is an uncle of Mrs. Parks
The Edwards are also being enter
| tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith
parents of Mrs. Parks. residing on St
Aubin. There have been sightseeing
trips, dinners and picnics honoring the
charming Edwards.
RETURNED HOME
Mrs. Francis Watts. who has been
the house guests Of her son. Baxter
Watts and his charming wife. Sarah
has returned - Birmingham. Ala, be-
cause of death in her immediate fam
| lily. Mrs. Watts had such a pleasant
visit that she left with regret,
t-HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Mrs Susie Washington OF Revere
street gave a birthday party for her
! little daughter Ethel on her seventh
|
/ ton was assisted in making the party
| interesting by Mrs. Pitts and Miss
Ardell Washington. The little guests
arrived laden with gifts for their little
hostess. They brought handkerchief
| jewelry. games hose and so many
prettjes After games. the tiny guests
were served delicious refreshments
consisting OF pesnuts. candy. ice cream
and cake.
Those who helped Ethel celebrate
her METAL day we're: Terry Jean Pol
lard. Marian Orr. Pearl Porter. Mar
garet Raires. Janice Bell. Rosa Battle
Louise Gilcreast. Juanits Green. De-
lores Gilmore, Burnice billiard Harriet
HARDY. Delphine Dav Bette simms
lois billiard. Burnice Teller. Catherine
r,vlor Barbara lean Waddles and
Donett, Knmp.
MRS A. r. LOVING HOSTESS 81.
Ms Alma Roam Loving of Stockton
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