The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
CONANT GARDENS

The Epwurth League president
Marjory Tolliver, brought nome the
bacon" on last Sunday evening from
Pontiac. The Ieaguers won first
prize for the highest amount of sub
scriptions for the Pontiac church.
They wish TO thank all for their
contributions. The Ladies Aid So
ciety met at the home of Mrs. Eloise
Hopkins on Revere last Thursday
afternoon.
Much to the regret Of the church
Mrs. Byrd is still indisposed. The
choir president is asking that all
delinquent choir members be pres
ent at the rehearsal on Friday eve
ming, FOR they are making prepara-
tons for the Christmas program.
Those who were not present missed
treat at Mrs. Byrd's home on last
Friday eRening. As you recall Mrs
C. Taylor invited them on that
night. Visi1rs are always welcome
at Mitchell Memorial church, Mrs
Valera Jackson, reporter.
The Stork Pays A Visit
When the stork cruised over De-
troit the past week, one of the manv
stops, was at the Harper hospital,
where he deposited fairy daugh-
terror the James Browns of Revere
street. The baby has been named
Helen Mona. weighed three pounds
at birth and at present is in an in
cubator at the hospital. Mrs. Brown
is doing fine at her home on Revere.
James, the brother Of little Helen
Mona, is one OF the Chronicles news
les and at this time is confined 10
his home with a severe cold We
wish for James and his mother
speedy recovery.
Thanksgiving Memories
The Richard Perrys Entertain
Mr. and Mrs, Perry of Binder
street had as dinner guests Mrs.
John Williams. and Mrs Izora Rick
man on Thanksgiving day There
were turkey and spice and every
thing nice" After dinner the quar-
tet journged to the home OF Mrs.
Williams; friends came in and games
were the diversion Of the evening.
Mrs. Mary Bell Stephens Hostess
Another dinner party in which
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family reunion, was that gwen by
the young matron, Mrs. Mary Bell
Stephens Of Goddard. Thanksgiv-
ing day. Mrs. Stephens served the
traditional turkey diener- with all
the fancy trimmings Those present
were Miss Margaret Simmons. Mrs
Carolyn Glover, Mrs. James Harris
'tmother Of the hostess), Lorraine
Bobby and Charles Glove
Coming Events
The Black Cat club will give a
complimentary party at 1869 Binder
street. Saturday evening, December
Q. Mr.. S. Stevens is president, and
NJ. Pollard. secretary.
Mrs. Fannie G. Perryman Hostess
Mrs. Fannie G. Perrymon. public
spirited and generous matron. re-
siding on Dequindre in North De-
troit. will be hostess to four girls
Saturday at the performance Of
Snow White and the Seven Dwasfs
at the Art Institute. Such an altruis-
tic act and Mrs. Perrymon is noted
for such. The girls who will be
guests of Mrs. Perrymon are Uleta
Woods, Constance Woods, Eunics
and Doris Allen.
Our Sick
Mrs. Mary Mcqueen Of Arlington.
mother OF S. 3. Mcqueen. real estate
broker, is very i'll at the home Of her
son.
Mrs. Melissa Moore. the mother
OF Mrs. Annie Butler, president Of
the Peace Baptist Missionary So
ciety. is i'll at her home on Riopelle
street These two elderly ladies are
ehums OF ours and living exp.Dnents
OF how to grow old grseonsiy and
lovingly. We hope il we live to be
their age that we shall be able to
emulate their fine traits. Mrs, Nc
Queen and Mrs. Moore would appre-
ciste a visit from friends and men,
bers.
Mrs. Mary Harrell is i'll IN the
fairview hospital, told us that she
reads the Chronicle each week and
the pstierts in her ward were max.
fng a scran book frnno ottr favor,t.