The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-05-27
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FRATERNITIES
GaDDInGS
By GLADYS MILLS

The races started Saturday the Fair Grounds
md all those who follow the ponies right there.
even though some just vowed and declared that they
were going OF but it's not easy TO put aside
the most fascinating sport of them all OF course can
be tne on the expensive side but think OF the thrill
you get. only heard that Dr. All Thomas Jr had
ticket on the nag that paid all that heavy dough- Dr. Bob
Bennett was along but with luck. to say nothing OF
Ruth Elizabeth Webb. who came home without shekel
" Buying tickets at the betting windows. and roofing
in the stands We're Cadence Hines Dr. and MRS. ION
Byrd. Dr. and Mrs Samme Milton. John Roxborough
to-. Andrew Tondee Harry Todd, s. B. Mcqueen
Gene Smith. Frances Cole. and in all probability
Hazel Lyman lurking around somewhere in the
crowd.
Elliott Pogue was madden than wet hen the night of
The roles fracas Toes had done him dirt evil
IDENTIFY, Elliott had dropped few coins some place on
Roscoe well lots OF disappointed. Pastor rode
forward on his bike this time;
LYDIA Gogigns the ever fond MOTHER. when we
bumped into the other eYe.she must hurry home to
get Florida all prmped for her piano recital last SATURDAY
afternoon.
The Sews and Sews crawed out of bed at am Sun
dav morn TO 20 and eat breakfast. Belle Isle Twas
BIT early and company seeing as how am is
time of the day we read about but seldom John and
enora Ports and Sylvia along and Sylvia had so much
fun they hated bring her home even at noontlme
Tony Webster was along Ruth Wepp Mary JetlrieS
go Bernice Woodson. . Clarence and Norma Gatliff. 80.
Frank Lucille Davis and Frances and lrma Langston
Clarence Bradfied is in New York We are told see
Ing how the other half of the world gets along and incl
dentally will seek his fortune while there
Ann Palmer has been i'll ever since 1.-The Chldens Hour
49, but is better now and able to be up and at EN-. for
which glad.
Robert HAYDEN has letter which bet he will keep to
show to his grandchildren 1T asks him to submit some OF
his poems to be used part of the exhibition OF the
worlds largest illuminated book of poetry which VIII be
displayed Fair Bob thinks he Will send MS own
favorite "These My People" The letter is from
Anita Browne director of the National Poetry Center at
the Rockefeller Center.
About the cutest thing that has happened in Detroit
will be kddies fashion show. sponsored by the MIS-
sonary Union Of Plymouth Congregational church 1t
will he on the ninth of the Y W. c. A.. at the
rehearsal last Saturday afternoon tiny little things
learning to be mannequins with all the seriousness
in the world and such qubblng over what they are
going to model the infants clothes conscious
Little Sammie Simpson is going to model of all things
"A riding Ellen Ivy is going to describe the cos
tunes of larger and very little girl lsapel Mills
will the outfits Of the very little ones. 'oon
miss it.
When the Lecture committee has its bngo party
next Saturday night will be on hand with bells on
cause we had such good luck last time brought nome
some of the best old butter and pineapple and stun
maybe time, work up to the man, OF "haO ever