The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-14
WESTSIDE DETROIT
BY BETTE ELLINGTON 5242 Vnewood Avenue


son, Leo Terrell, Jr., who was born
in the Trinity hospital two weeks
ago. The mother and baby are doing
fine at home.
Mrs. Henry Foster Hostess
Mrs. Henry Foster OF 6l33 North
field, entertained the Falcon club
at her home, Friday night. Plans
were discussed for a party TO be
given at 5l3 East Kirby, October q.
The hostess served a tasty menu.
Members of the club include Allie
English. Billie-DarkiHs,--Louis
Little, Willie Hill and Louise Free
man, Ruth Colby is the president.
Les-Jaunes Club
The Les-Jaunes club had its regu-
lar meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Matte England Wednesday night OF
las, week. Discussion is under way
for a turkey rattle for Thanksgiv-
ing. The next meeting will be at the
home OF Mrs Arthur Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel Hill
Host and Hosteses
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hill OF 4522,
McGraw were host and hostess 10
a party given in honor OF Miss We
lera Turner OF Washington. D. c..
house guest of Senator and Mrs.
Charles Digs, Saturday night of
last week. The evening was spent
playing games, dancing and a lunch
con was served buffet style.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Ostern, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Pugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker. Mr. and
Mrs. Phil CAN'T Mr. and Mrs. King
cailen, Atty. Charles Perkins, and
Mrs. c. W. Preston. Atty. Garvin.
Mrs. Margaret Hawkins, DR.. ]. A.
Observation-Disclosures Walker,
and Senator and Mrs, Charles Digs.
Surprised On Birthday
A, Parham of 52l4 Twenty-fourth
street was really surprised on Sat-
urday night, October 8, wnen his
wife gave birthday party in his
honor. Friends were invited in to
greet him with many lovely gifts.
The height of his surprise made
the party a huge success which all
enjoyed. A buffet style menu was
served by the hostess.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Mr..
and Mrs Johnson. MIR. Davis. Miss
Ware, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Sapp. Mrs
Bonds, Mr.. Britt, c. Parham and his
mother, Mrs. Parham.
Visiting Detroit
Mrs. Mary Glenn OF Winston Sa-
lem, N C., is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Carrie Prater of 4l64 Brush
street. Many enjoyable affairs have
been given for her. On Sunday of
last week. dinner was given.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Prater. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Shore, Mrs. Mary Glenn, Mrs. Lin
ME Childs; all helped to make the
stay pleasant for the out Of town
visitor.
Week End Guest
Mrs Walter Moore Of Cincinnati.
Ohio, spent last week end visiting
her aunt Mrs. Charlotte Butler OF
5257 Vinewood.
Grace Tabernacle
1919 Milford
Rev. Herbert NJ. Moseley, pastor
Sunday services: 10 am, Lords
supper; II am. preaching; 1890 pm.
bible school; pm Young Peoples
meeting; 7:45 Evangelistic meeting.
The pastor wishes TO announce a
special jubilee meeting to be held
al Bethany Tabernacle, 667 Theo-
dore beginning October IA through
October "a Thursday. Friday and
Sunday T. B. Nottage will be the
speaker.
Monday, October %, ]. E. Glover
and singers; Tuesday, October "a.
Albert Swcetiand- will be the speak,
err Public invited to services.
Mary Hillman On Radio
Mrs. Mary Hillman Gospel soloist,
Is now appearing on program with
Rev. Metcalf every Sunday night at
II o'clock, over station WJBK. She
has been appearing eleven weeks
with the Rev. and his choir. Listen
in for them Sunday night at II o.
clock.
Week End Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Orborn L. Smith and
Mr., and Mrs. Chester Winston Of
Cleveland, Ohio, were the week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin T
Jackson of fireman avenue. The
Smiths are relatives Of the Jack
sons.
Church Members Dedicate
Chinese Elm Tree
Ct Cyprian church dedicated a
Chinese elm tree to Burrell Carter
and Benjamin Lambert for render
ing long service to the church. Sun
day, October 3, scripture from Reve-
lation was read by the Vicar and
congregation, Mrs. Roy Morton re-
cited Trees" James Benjamin dedi-
Gated the tree to persons, placing
inscription.
Visited In Ohio
Miss Halle Gardener and William
Space visited last week IN New
London. Ohio.
Visiting In East
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Snowden Of
1885 Garfield, left last Saturday for
a vacation in points East.