The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-11

derson, Grafton Patrick Henry or
Strong; Joe Brooks. Vivian Talbert
as Rubinoffs sister gave a besutifu
selection.
Edward Merchant. director Of Tho
choir sang two tenor selections. With
out a Song and Neapolitan Nights. Nj
Merchant also plays the plano and Il
doing good work with the boys and
girls OF Trinity Ann. f. church.
Rev. Schkey, pastor of the church
gave short encouraging remarks. The
entire program was enjoyed by the
audience.
HARTFORD AVENUE BAPTIST
JUNIOR CHOIR
The Hartford Avenue Baptist church
Junior choir meets every Friday night
at CHS p. m. at the church, They
are under the supervision OF Mrs.
Thurston and Mr.. Ward. A large
number of boys and girls are psrti-
cipating. Others who wish TO Join
may do so.
SELMA UNIVERSITY ALUMNAE
The Selma university alumnae will
hold its next regular meeting at the
home of Mrs. Mamie Johnson of 65li
Woodrow on March II. The discus
sion of the evening will be on the sub
ject: IF the wives work then what2"
Members of the alumni are requested
TO be present John Harrison. presi-
dent. MRS. Matte Smedle, secretary.
NINE OF HEARTS CLUB
The Nine of Hearts club met at the
home OF Mrs. Beulah Reid. 56li 23rd
street.
Miss Marie Owens won first bridge
prize, Mrs. Ester Speed. second. Mrs.
Rozelle Smith, reporter.
MRS. HELEN W, TAYLOR
ENTERTAINS GUEST
Mr. and Mrs Howard M TAYLOR. of
5038 30th street entertained -with-a
gay party at the home of Mrs Matthew
PaRnef Of 62fi Iroquois honoring Mrs.
Lucille Ellis OF Dayton. Ohio. sister of
MIS-. PaEuet- saturday1N areh-4--
Fourteen guests were present in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs, NJ, Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayes. Albert Walker and others.
WEST SIDE CLUB
d. The West Side Elite club met at
the home of Mrs. Toles. Mrs. Taylor
u JUN was AAboAtaos FNAAtA
transactions a delightful time was had
by members of the club in the guess
ing game chsrades.
QUILTING PARTY
Quilting parties are beginning to be
the latest fad among various groups.
beautiful quilts are being completed
and with the quilting much enjoyment
Mrs. Agnes willis of 4I50 W. Warren
avenue had a jolly group present FRI
day night of last week. Quilting and
chatting was the interest and a tasty
menu was served.
Those present included Mrs. Teeny
Bradley, Mrs. Della Anderson. Mrs.
Edith Ransel, Mrs. Alleda Moss, Mrs.
Horn and Mrs. Lucy Mckinney.
RECEIVERS
Mrs. Mary Wilson of vinewood Is
up and able to be out again after
severe attack OF pneumonia. Glad
you are up Mary l did not know you
we're down until you were up again.
vINEwOoD NEIGHBoRHooD
UNION
The Vinewood Neighborhood Union
is also working on a beautiful quilt,
they made and now are busy quilting.
Among those who worked on II last
week were Mrs. Lark. Mrs. Stanfiele.
Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Mary Lorick. and
Mrs. Reid OF Merrick.
The club is doing fine work and
wishes more members to join. Mem
bers were sorry to hear of the passing
OF Mr.. Page, one of the nefghAors,
and thank Mrs. Lorick. member of the
club for soliciting a donation from
neishbors for the wreath of flowers
given 10 the deceased.
YOUNG NATIONS OF NEW
LIGHT TO HOLD LUNCHEON
The Young Matrons club OF New