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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-22

for many at an Evening in Paris
Ia garden dance). Young ladies
were in their formals. looking
very beautiful. Among them were,
Isabelle Greene in a stunning yell
low net: Elsie LeBranche. Bernice
Dickerson In baby blue organdy I.
General McDuffie, vice president
OF the Viking Club: David Davis,
Gladys Barber. looking very sweet /;
Dorothy Quarker. president OF Les
Souers: Pretty Almeda Levens,
vice president OF Phyllys Wheat
ley's; Velma Rivers in peach or
CANDY; Gertrude Williams, presi-
dent Of Village "G's": A. w. Lett,
Helen Louis. Claude Spivey. Earl
Redmon, Ella Harris. Lee Paul
Moore.
Mildred williams IL enjoying her
summer vacation In the dear old
southland.
Many will miss Juanita Gillon
when she will spend a week in
Battle Greek, Mich.
II doesn't seem much OF job
for James Lawrence, Eddie
Mathews. Alfonzo Cato. Robert
Winston, to entertain ten girls at
once.
Cut Rate Sans employees gave
picnic out 10 Belle Isle which
was greatly enjoyed by several.
Hugh Allison. OF the Navy, Is out
OF the United States. His friends
received cards from him in Pana-
ma.
Good wishes are extended 10 the
newly-weds. Mr.. and Mrs. Welcome
Rivers, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Mar
tin.
Now that Ernest Powell has re-
turned from CCC Camp for a few
days what will Marie Brunette do
about &. W?
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Dickerson
gave an Introduction Party in hon
or OF their daughter. Bernice
Dickerson. from Delaware. Some
OF those introduced around were
Wallace Marshall. Theresa and
Lillian wyatt. Louis and George
Cambull. Winlfred Ware. Harold
Bullock. Raymond Tribune. Jack
Spencer. Carl Allison. Louis Jones
Louise Bowe. and Pennie Mar
shall; William Jameson. Helen
Smith. Juliet Smith and Dorothy
Woodruff. e.
Chrysler Motors gave a picnic
for their employees at River Rouge
Park. The program included: pen
NY scrambles for the small chill
dren. three-legged race for girls
and boys. fat mans race. ladies
ball-throwing. sack race for bows
and girls, and many other races.
J. Brown and NJ j. Williams.
with the American Legion Junior
Drum and Bugle Corps furnished
good music.
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Mt. Clemens Neus
by Sarah Ellen Hill

avenue, was entertained last week
by her father and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Smith. Others present
included her sisters. Mrs. 81. cloud
Washington and Mrs. Edgar Mar
lin. her brother-in-la Edgar Mar
lin: nephew. Master J. NJ. Harden.
Jr.. all OF Nashville. Tenn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Martin
and son left Sunday night for home.
after an enjoyable visit Mrs. Wash
ington is spending another week
with her sisters. Mrs. w. krisel.
Miss Marie brewery, of May
nard avenue. June graduate OF
Mt. Clemens high school( is now
visiting her grandmother and aunt,
In Cleveland. Ohio.
She is having delightful stay
there and will return in few
weeks.
Miss Matte Cullers, OF Lansing
Mich. who has been visiting her
sister. Miss Mary Hall. has re-
turned home, after a pleasant so
journ here.
MIR. aud Mrs. Hill were visited
Friday and Saturday CIV their son.
Master John Hin. OF Lansing. Mich.
Miss Geraldine Riley. Detroit.
former resident OF Quinn Road, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Gussie
Holmes. on Harding avenue.
Prince brewery. OF Maynard ave-
nue. a prominent local citizen.
was reelected Monday TO the elm
ton Township school board. by $50
votes to l4S. lie Is the only col
ored member OF the board and has
held that position for several
years. Mr. brewery has secured
four colored teachers at the
school. through the support OF the
community.
Friends deeply regret the death
OF the late Mrs. Julia Murdoch
who passed away July 6. at her
home. Her husband died five years
ago. Mrs. Murdoch had resided at
Quinn road since 1891 Funeral
services were held from Moorish
Science temple. AZ 4 pm. Monday.
Inierment was In Lincoln Memo
rial cemetery. Surviving are a
sister. Mrs. Clara Gordon: and TWO
cousins NJ. Smith and Madison
Smith. sympathy Is extended to
The hereaved family.
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vIn.on Chapel

ylnson Chapel
The Sunday school at Vinson
nape opened sunday at its us
nal time, with Supt. Hubbard in
charge Tho lesson was taught by
he various teachers and the at
tendance was large. Visitors in
Guided the Misses Marie Craig and
Teresa Terress. OF Detroit.
Al The morning service. the Rev,
Moses Williams preached from
Numbers 49, subject. THE Peo-
pie Mufnnred." The service was
Inspiring
The Union ~ choirs held their
monthly session AZ Vinson Chapel
July Each choir present render
N excellent selections, TO the de-
llkhi n all present.
The Young Peoples league SEES
sion was held at pm. Many
young fox were present. They dis
cussed the social and religious
problems of The day.
Audrey Williams Ia church re-
porter, the Rev. Moses williams
pastor.
The Sunday school OF Calvary
mp'ist church was opened sun
gay by he assistant superinten-
a'n'. NJ dickson. The lesson was
ln'efesllnslv taught by the teach
." of The different classes.
Al II am, the Tev. w. J. Pitt
man pastor OF Calvary church
preached rom the subject. IAN IT.
um'nalmg Light" The Senior
enOlr rendered music. AT 2 pm. the
w ~On'n'y report OF The Lily OF the
's1ey ana Blue Ribbon clubs were
sven splendid program was
sponsored Mrs G. Riley read a
paper Mrs louise Robinson. read
lns' Ms Edna Dixon, solo: Mes.
duet. -" yuan"
Al :" pm. the Rev. Mr.. Thorn
~ o. Detroit preached on the tom
~. VINO snail deliver me from the
.vu, o. DEATH Music was render
W ~ py Professor Davis. OF Inksier
~ ,".n, lie was accompanied by Mrs.
rs'ne stevens and Mrs. Rhoda Me
nee'er' OF Detroit: and Ishem
,, "a''on OF New Haven. attended
ATS William Krisei. Of Virginia
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Windsor Neus
BY ARYTIA CHASE

week.
Miss MAY Jackson. OF Winneika.
ILL.,. visited her home town, Lis
towel. On her return home she
stopped in Windsor 70 visit her
brothers. = jackson and G Jack
son. spending the night AZ the home
OF The Misses Ross Of Tuscarora
street
Mr.. and Mrs W Robinson, Her
man Rogers and Charles Smith. OF
Detroit. we're the guests o. Misses
Jeanetia Carter and Millicent Da-
yid
Who is The young gentleman
from Detroit that takes up Miss
Jcanctta Carers time? ] think u
is Il n.
Mrs. Edward Ross has returned
home from The hospital and she
and her baby are doing fine. Mrs.
Keller Patterson s. IN The Metro
polian hospital quite M Mr. and
Mrs James Browning and their
son arc visiting INC Rev. James q.
Browning Of Dresden. Ont
I'M dUtf results lDf lII-VF
public schools arc a. follows Ilar-
old johnson Dougall Avenue
school, Donald Watkins. General
Brock school. lncz Morgan Wood
ward PRYOR. Ralph stewart Louis
Taylor Bruce Thurman Phyliss
White Nelson Wright ~ Mercer
Street school
Niyitn Nolan and Narsare' Whit
cd passed primary class IN music.
Mr. and Mrs Russell NcLaugh-
lin OF Lillian street are the proud
parents of baby hoy
Mr. and Airs Sylvester Jones
and daughter Alta. and son l.an-
renee. aud Nj and Mrs. Clarence
Jones and son. Loon motored "a
Hay Ciiv Mich where they were
ihc guests ~ their cousins Nj
and Mrs Powell of Park avenue
Mus larcncc Allen and daGgh.
ter Miss Grace Price. We're guests
OF Mr. and Mrs Arnold Pryor.
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A surprise birthday party was
given for Airs. Alice Campbell By
her daughters. Mrs. Lily Mae Hurst
and Mrs. Pauline Williams at the
home Of the former Tuesday July
4. Mrs. Campbell was The recipi-
ent OF many lovely and useful
gifts
Mrs Julia King Of Washington
D.C.. ia here visiting her father,
Green Mclaughlin. who has been
quite ill., Mr.. Mclaughlin. who has
rencently undergone second op-
Grafton. is now at home. 49, Hawk
ins street and convalescing nice
~. lie would appreciate seeing his
friends.
Mrs. Elrelta Trlggs Il visiting
her relatives aud friends in Iener-
son city. Mo.
The Second Baptist Sunday
school will hold it's picnic Satur-
day. July % at Huron River park
Are you going?
Your reporter Il again asking
that you be regular IN paying
your paper boy.
Lillian. GWcndollne and Thclma
Walls, children Of Mrs. y. Walls
are spending their vacation in Ohiu
visiting relatives and friends.
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NEWS
BY Mrs. VI. Toomey

be on either side OF the road. He
further said. III the evil out
weighs the good in an individual,
when the evil bowls out yonder
that individual will be forced TO
so that way
The speaker warned the Chris
tians to he sure and watch the
signs on the road. for Jesus went
up the road and painted picture
showing how sin may dSrobe us OF
all we possess.
At 3:30 pm. special music and
songs under direction OF Mrs. Car
RE Davis and choir were render
ed. closing out ninety-day sue
cessful rally. Appearing on pro-
gram were Mrs g. Watson OF Beth
el AME church; Mrs. Ethel Bar
her OF Mt. Olive and Mrs. l.. b.
Brisco.
There were ten contestants In the
drive. Mrs. Amanda Moore WAS
awarded cash prize OF ten dollars
for turning over the highest sum
OF money over fifty dollars. A
pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by
all In attendance. There was no
evening service.
The Rev. Mr. Thomas. district
missionary. was present at the aft
ernoon program and gave some en-
couraging remarks Several visitors
worshipped at Mt Olive during the
day.
Mrs. Elnora Malone was taken 10
the hospital last week The entire
membership Is praying 10 God for
her speedy recovery
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Slants on "Ypsi''
by WIS. EugenIa O'Bannon

i, ne Compassion OF Jesus" was
p' sunday morning theme OF the
~ n G. Simmons message 10
~. .ongresation at Brown Chapel
, als church. Al pm. the visiting
NO M. rally sponsored by the King 9
v.usnlers went over In a big way.
Ihursel Baylis was chairman
/, me Senior cholr's usual month
program was given at 3 pm. 1t
., unusually well presented.
o5,'e"ardess Board No. 4 il spon-
r n" . Baby contest August n.
49, Andrew Dobson. Wild radio
s. Tor thirteen years In Chlca-
IN. VIII appear here In concert OF
A. ~" Joe July rs. Don't fail 10
speseni or you'll miss a treat.
ons p,sndid service was held al Sec
inv BAPTIST church Sunday morn
Ron, me pastor the Rev. Garther
.,"' brought a burning mes
s..s. Al The 1880 p.m. worship he
si, a"sed from the text Acts SO.
se .,o' what wilt thou have me
me Ladies quintet accompanied
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s.,dsv school at East Lake
SUI s., church was opened at
bsp"s o.clock by Superintendent
Esv Mornlng services featured
.. ,rnior choir OF East Lake. fast
!ns ,m,nr fine singers. The REV
nec0 radson turned over his pulpit
~. r,.Iug young minister. The Rev.
o. bennington. for the services.
M ~. young minister's sermon was
Ivy sound Judgement taken
~, la revelations 1912. AT three
nO% run tho Rev. Mr.. Thomas was
O O'ss, sneaker under the auspices
~ he Pastors Aid. The junior
.'r rendered their monthly pro-
CIV. ", sunday evening before a
49, 80 audience. The Three Moving
u,,rs three young boys between
go and ten years .of age. sang.
Ths FISHER Board OF East Lake
IN, celebrate their first annual
'nulyerssry program Sunday az
'.rroon July %. at three o'clock,
I'm 81. John uskers in charge.
Tho extensive program was
,,onshi before the public last
",sr under the auspices OF the
''hsr hoard A fine style show was
urs,snted by Mrs. Wills. presi-
dent
The Fourteenth community Pro-
.rs.slye club held their semi
nor,hly meeting recently at the
chh house 9s5 Tennessee, Milton
Wells is president
The NAACP auxiliary will hold
meeting at the church Saturday
r,sht Iulv %. All members have
hsen urged 10 attend.
Younger set
uslio ms friends ] have been
vsrv hnsv and was unable 10 be
i'm YOU However. l am hack
with Inc happenings that you have
missed.
Les Souers De la Village gave
= NAV AZ the Franklin Settlement.
entitled "Bui now there's Buford."
The cast consisted OF Dorothy
ouarker James Lawrence. Ber-
n,ce Patterson. Robert winston.
Lyda Porter. and Gertrude Brown
Ing Music by Juanita Gillon. Az
i.r the play several friends and
Inc cast lunched at the Sugar
Bowl. this included, Gretha
Boone. Helen Chllds. r d d I e
Mathew, Hazel Quaker. Alder a
and Zelma I.ightfoot. Alfonzo ca
~ Victor Burrell. Waymon Riv-
,rs Lucille Goring and many 9th
sr
Is Y true that Jesse Llghtfoot
Il putting girls down and letting
them walk why?
Charming Bernice Dickerson Is
visiting Detroit from Wilmington
Della. Everyone is doing their best
10 show her q good time.
Sociei, pebs OF the Franklin
Settlement furnished COED times
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News
by y. =. Harris

r. Mcclure recently returned
TO his home In Chicago, after hav-
ing spent several days here with
his sister. Mrs. S. L. Boyd. on
Hibbard court. Mrs. Boyd was host
ess at joint birthday party, given
In honor OF her brother and Mrs.
Pearl Gullate. last week. Guests
included Mrs. Virginia Coffee. OF
Chicago: the Rev. Thomas Timber
lake. Mr. and Mrs. ED Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Gullate. Mesdames
II. Williams. Louise Muskoyalley,
Messrs. l.. Penton. william Dan
iels and Robert Matthews. OF Pom
tag; Louis Boyd and Misses Fran
ces. June and Virginia Boyd. A
delicious repast was served by Mrs.
Anna Morris. The table was dec
Grated in blue and the cake was
embellishcd with blue and pink
candles.
Mrs. Ann Eskridge. OF Chicago
who recently visited her sister
Mrs. T.. V. Hollis. OF Bagley street
returned recently. While here. she
attended reunion party AT Belle
Isle. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. I'D Dowell and family. also
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Boatman. Mrs
Eskridge is popular beautician
In the Windy City.
Attorney and Mrs. L. II. Hub
bard. OF Lake street. were hosts at
a party at their home on Lake
street, July II. in honor OF their
daughter. GAYLE. Many young peo-
pie were present and enjoyed the
AFFAIR.
The Rev. James Fleming preach
al Macedonia church al IL am
sunday. The Rev, John Powell is
the pastor.
The Rev Ford V. Reed pastor
OF New Hope Baptist church, was
joyfullv greeted by his congrega-
tlon last Sunday. after his release
from the hospital whore he had
been in for some weeks. The Rev
r. T. Evans spoke al pm, in In
teresi OF he trustees.
Or. W. l.. Spears spoke al New.
man AAiE church Sunday morning
subject, Disobedience Mrs. Nora
NJ. Pierson. OF Detroit, was the
speaker at s PIP. Her theme was
The l'nchangeable Christ
Mrs. Anna Bailey. OF Nashville
Tenn. who Is visiting here. gave a
surprise birthday party for hel
sister. Mrs. J r. Weakley July H.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs
Robert Hoover. Mesdames Mary
Morton. BerhIa Reddick. Mary
Woods. Frances l.. Coleman Mr.
and Mrs. j C. Cant, and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Morris
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NORTH END
~ Alfredo tlingman

Well hore We are again after
couple Of weeks absence
lara Cingman and Hugh Eccles
were married last Wednesday. July
l.. az the home OF the brides
mother. The bride wore a beautiful
white lace gown and veil. Miss AL
freda tlingman the brides sis
ter, was maid 81 honor Wilbort
Campbell was best man MANY
guests were present. including r.
Williams r Kcnnedrcw. s Ander-
son A. 'urrie + Basket. f.
Hughes j. Ware z Iiari. Mrs.
Campbell II Logan, y Richard
son r. Thomas, =. Oliver. Alma
Day l. Wilson. r King. l.. Dia-
mond r Falks W Anderson a.
Smith " Mcdonald and many
more The reception followed i'm
mediatcl, after the marriage cere-
mony never know hottie OF
beer and sick Of gum could mud
de persons mind 50. During the
reception. Mr.. Eccles was so con-
fused that he made the mistake of
kissing one ~ the Young men. in
stead Of The bride. SMILE We all
understand Hugh Clara Is a Min
crsac club membcr.
Miss Rose Malone spent an en-
iovable weekend in Flint with
friends All were glad TO see her,
when she returned 10 Detroit
We All miss Dock English verv
much lie recently Went South 70
attend ms fathers funeral. His
friends hero All hone that he will
return 20 This city. He is president
~ The Feather Merchants club.
Miss Edna Smith is visiting her
sister Mrs X. Brown. Miss Smith
is from Flint
Mrs F. Ciingman ~ Harrow.
Ont Is visiting her son. F. Cling
man in Detroit.
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Chinese checkers and croquet were
played for amusement. Mrs. Har-
rell Is visiting here from Valdosta,
Ga.
Mrs Bessie Herrines. OF Walnut
street. Ia vacationing in New York,
where she IL visiting her father.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Graham
were hosts TO the Confidential Ten
Social club. The members remem-
bered Mrs, Graham .on her birth
day and presented her with many
gifts.
The lnkster and Romulus Hard
bail teams will play two games
over the weekend, at ldlewild
Mich
Misses Hassie Colquit Magnolia
Simms Mrs. kersey. Leila Harris
and Nerda Mae Davis are confined
at Sumby hospital. Stephenson
Simmons is also i'll At the hospital.
The Lily OF the Valley club was
entertained by the Binion sisters
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Julia Washington has just
returned from Alabama where she
was called 10 attend the funeral OF
her sister.
Mrs. Louise williams. Of Alfred
street. has also returned from 4
ltnp 10 Alabama.
second Baptist Church
Last Sunday marked the close OF
y sixty-day financial drive between
the men and women OF Second Bap-
list church. The Rev. and Mrs
Jones we're contestants.
Sunday morning, Pastor o. d
Jones delivered fOrceful mes
sage from the topic. Gods Court
OF Inquiry" text. Gen. 40. He
said MANY of us are jealous OF
our brothers success and blessings
TO The extent that We will murder
him both physically and morally
We must give the Lord our first
and best, II we expect His bless.
ings
In the afternoon. a short pro
gram was rendered by the choir
prior 10 the contest All OF the
men OF the church worked with
4 Mrs. Jones in the contest while
the women worked with tho Rev
Nh Jones. Mrs. Jones reported
Islii.46. The Rev. Mr.. Jones re-
ported s107. The women will give
the men a picnic. soon as a re-
suit OF the women's victory.
The choirs monthly musical pro
gram was presented Sunday eve.
ming. Among the guests were the
Gospel Trnmpeters. OF King Solo
mon church and Bennie Moner
Mr. Moner will present a musica
program at the church. t'rida,
night, July 81.
Mrs a y. Morris has returned
from two-week sojourn In South
Carolina Being president OF The
Rosebud Sewing club. she present.
ed each member with lovely sou.
Ncnir from the southland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Glover wcre
very happy all day Sunday Theil
son. Robbie Glover. was with then
l1lntil four O'clock. AZ which time hs
was taken back 10 the hospital
Later in the evening. their daugh
Ter. Mrs. BELL. and her son. came
/ from River Rouge. accompanied b.
Messrs. Hesgh. Smith and Jones
Mr.. Heigh told Mrs. Glover's foui
youngest daughters all about Geor
gia, and their grandmother aunl'
and old friends in The South The
girls have not visited the South
since coming 10 Michigan some
years ago. Elder Butler and Mr.
Heigh are conducting revival Al
the Church of God in Christ. which
is the church attended by Mrs
Bell They wcre guests OF Mrs
Johnnie Reid al dinner. Monday
evening Mrs Thompson assisted
with the dinner
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the Rev. f. L. Clarke Sunday morn
INK 10 Nj. Zion Baptist church
Ecorse. where the Rev. Mr.. Clarke
brought an inspiring message 10
nice congregation. Several Sc
lections were rendered by the uuin-
iet. The Rev. Mr. Clarke used as
A text Josh. as. THE Lord will do
great things tomorrow.
Or. s. r. clark has returned
home after spending several DAYS
on business trip moving his fam
ily here from the South.
MIR. and Mrs Eddie Wilson mo-
l0red "a Port Huron sunday and
were dinner guests OF Mrs. Nerley
Jones, mother OF Mrs. Wilson.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Whisenant
and son. Lewis. have returned from
a visit to the New York's World
Fair reporting a grand time. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
John Grisby and daughter. Louise
Or. l.. {. Perry and family mo-
tored 10 Grand Rapids Thursday ia
he guests Of Mrs. Perrys aunt
Mrs. n. Mitchell.
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Zion Baptist Church
Zion Baptist Sunday school was
we'll attended last Sunday. ant
continues to progress under Supt
j. Worthy.
The BYPU had a nice attendance
and the topic of discussion was
very interesting.
The district missionary. the Rev
W N Thomas OF Grand Rapids
preached at the II am. and 7s'
p M. services. There were large at
tendances and all enjoyed tn,
splendid messages.
Tabernacle Baptist
The Rev +. Gilyard preached
a fine sermon at the IL am. serv.
ice At Tabernacle Baptist church
sunday. July l6. The Sunday school
and BYPlI were largely attended
Mrs. Cleo Hill wishes TO thank
Ernest Times. colored merchant
OF Third street and Washington
street for the nice gift OF twcnt,
acres OF land west OF Coleman. She
plan in the near future 10 build
a home for the aged people Of sag.
NAV.
Mt. Olive Baptist
Sunday, July is az the morning
hour at MI. Olive Baptist church
the Rev. w G.. Wilson preached
from The subject. Between Jeru-
salem and Jericho" text Luke
1890. The message had been es-
pecially prepared for the young
people. There was capacity house
In the course OF the sermon the
Rev. Mr. Wilson pointed out two
sides OF life and said danger ma,
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:. InkSter J0ttingS ;:
ny Mrs. W. M. BInIon

The lower Rouge Park in Inkster
was alive Thursday with bright
colored dresses, trousers and bal.
looms. as more than fifty persons
gathered TO celebrate the eighth
birthday or Theresa Hidell. She
and her three sisters are the house
guests OF their uncle and aunt, DR..
and Mrs. y. A. Milton. The party
was also In celebration OF the sue
cessful closing OF the Bible school
at St. Clements mission OF the
Episcopal diocese Mrs II. A. MIL
ton was the hostess. assisted by
Mrs. b. Stephens. Evelyn Mc\air.
Mrs. Lillian Allen. Mrs. Aaron
Jones. Miss Matte Love. Mrs. MIL
dred Morrison. Janette Verdon and
Helen Jones. In the center OF a
beautifully decorated table was a
cake bearing the inscription, Hap
| by birthday. Theresa given by
Mrs Florence McClaren. who Is a
great lover OF children. Mrs. Eve
lyn McNair furnished lovely glad
ioli. Some of those present were;
Thelma Hidell. Rose Mary Hidell,
Minnie Iiidell. OF New Orleans. La.
suzanne and Byron Milton. River
Rouge: Jane and Leroy Spencer,
Patricia Binion. Mary Elizabeth
and Barbara Jean Evans. Mary and
Ruth Danley. Bernice and Kenneth
Akles. Willie. Henry. Alice and
Louise Shropshire. Lillian and
| norofhv Lsfnu Eaoroa on.l Arthut.
Bailey. Marion and Warren Neav-
er. Ruth and Vista Jones. Fannie
Fowler. Frances Harris, Ernestine
and Gladys Fowler. and many 9TH
ers whose names The reporter did
not get Mrs. Milton was the'form-
or Miss Pauline Hidell. OF New Or
leans. She is now employed as a
nurse at Sumby hospital. River
Rouge. and Is ray OF sunshine TO
her patients.
The Imperial Art and Literary
club met at the home OF Mrs. Will
lie Burgess. on Harriet street. We'd
nesday night After the business.
the hostess served delicious re-
freshments.
Don't forget the hope chest"
contest OF the Ladies Industrial Art
club.
Smith Chapel
A great revival is being carried
on al Smith chapel by Evangelist
Crews. OF SMILE road. The Senior
choir sponsored It's monthly pro-
gram Sunday night. Those partlc-
lpating included Mrs. Eloise Ev-
ans. reading: Mesdames Wlnfrey
and Binion. duet: Mrs. Lila Manner,
reading: Mrs Rose Mary Simmons,
vocal solo; Prof. J.. T. Hardison,
tenor solo: choir selection. by the
Rivers OF Babylon with Mrs
( Ophelia Jones AZ the piano. Mr..
Rodgers. OF Bethel church. Detroit.
made fine talk on Life" The
Rev. Mr.. Brock was visiting minis
ter. The morning service was full
OF inspiration. Mrs. c. Williams
was guest soloisi and sang. "All
I The Way" The Rev. Mr.. Evans
preached on the text. Here Am l.
Send Me-
Mrs. Irene Klgore Is visiting
her son. Morris. in New York
City and will see Inc fair.
The Junior fishers and Usher
cites or teen age made their debut
Sunday evening al Smith Chapel
( The girls wore blue shan'ung
dresses. with white kerchiefs. Ties
and other accessories.
The willing Workers met with
Mrs. W. w. Binion. on Isabelle
street. Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Simmons
had as dinner guests Friday Mr..
and Mrs. G.. l.. Lane and their
niece, Mrs. iarrel, also Mr.. and
Mrs. John Defoe \ delicious
/ chicken dinner vas eorvod ard