The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-12

The ommunity church school held
at the Vernon Chapel A.ME. church
on Norwood for three weeks closed
Monday evening with an interesting
program featuring the children of
various departments, also an exhi-
bit was on display OF handicraft
made during the term. All of the
work was done by volunteers with
the exception of Miss Julia Boston,
student of Fisk university and
who is now serving with the Dodge
Community center. 1t was under
her efficient guidance that the
workers received instruction for
three days and a program was
mapped out for the school. The
other members OF the committee
were Miss Donna Kemp. chairman.
and organizer; Mr.. Jones OF the
Dodge Community center; Miss
Ruth Jennings, secretary OF the
Council Of Social Agencies Of the
city; Miss Comstock, a policewo-
man Of the city; Mr.. Wilmer War;,
Mr.. Dosh Dean Jr.; Mr.. Cleveland
Daniels, Mr.. Jessie Wilson, Mrs.
Sarah Watts, Mrs. Eloise Hopkins,
Mrs. Fleta Mathis, Mrs. Edna Perry.
Mrs. v. v. Kilgore, Mrs. Ada Ben
ford, and Mrs. Acie Mae Thomp-
son.
The most faithful workers were
Mesdames Susie Washington, v. v.
Kilgore, Fleata Mathis, Miss Gwen
dolyn Maxwell, Mr.. Jesse Wilson,
Mesdanes Willie Ann Kemp, Eioiss
Hopkins, Sarah Watts and Acie
Mae Thompson.
Others who gave helping hand
were: Mesdames Elizabeth Bell
may, Reda Kemp, Carolyn CLANCY.
Edna Parks, Eva Campbell, Easter
Kemp and Mrs. johnson Of Pilgrim
Baptist church.
High school girls were Ruby
Kemp, Geraldine Keys, Susie
Booth, Vera Kemp, Mable Douglas,
Lois Darlington, Edna Nurd and
James Johnson.
Miss Donna Kemp, the general
supervisor and organizer wishes
to thank all who served so faith
fully and, too, she feels grateful
for the community spirit which
exists The school was supported by
the people of four churches and
Miss Kemp hopes to continue her
plans for bigger and better pro-
gram in the future and solicits the
cooperation of the entire commu-
nifty.
Returns from Convention:
Our club women are returning
from Boston, Mass, where they at
tended the convention OF the Ma
tional Association of Clubs, and
New York where they attended the
Worlds Fair. The column"
appreciates the cards sent; Mrs. F.
E. Dawson's and Mrs. Sadie Lind
says description of places visited
made me wish were small enough
to be tucked in their pockets
somewhere. Mrs. M. L. Patton and
Pearl Collins report having a hi
larious time conventioning and
sight seeing.
The Stork Visits;
1t seems the traditional stork Is
quite busy these days. He passed
over the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reece Kirk on Gallagher street and
left fine chubby boy who has
been named Chester Eugene. Mrs.
Kirk was the former Ruby Rush
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Yates on Stock
ton are the parents OF a beautiful
little daughter born in July.
yacationing in Woodland Parki
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bellmay OF
Binder street and their two sons.
James and Robert, motored to
Woodland park Saturday for a
weeks vacation.
Recuperating:
Mr.. Levator Williams Of Nevada
avenue is convalescing from a long
siege OF illness.
Mr.. Luther Darlington has re-
turned from the hospital and is con-
valescing at his home on Binder.
In Grace Hospital:
The many friends Of charming
: Mrs. Matte Wheeler Of Wexford
! will be shocked 10 know she is very
, i'll in Grace hospital