The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30

From the way things have been
going it seems that vacation season
never ends. 1t seems that visiting
esason begins and ends with life.
Mrs. Mora Daniels Of Highland
Park, along with some friends, has
Just returned from a visit with some
friends at Peoria, Ill. Although their
visit was a pleasant one, they GER
tainly received an unfriendly well
come upon their return. The ex-
ceedingly hot weather seemed to
desire to rebuke them for leaving
hcme. Also Mrs. Annie Mae Talley,
her daughter, Louise, Miss Dorothy
Nelson OF Highland Park, and Mrs.
Dora jackson. Detroit, motored to
Nashville to attend the annual con-
vocation of the Church Of God and
10 visit their friends and relatives
in Tennessee and Kentucky. After
the convocation was over Mrs. Tai
ley and her party visited Benjamin
Hudson, her uncle in Nashville.
Leaving there, they went TO Cooper
town, Mrs. Talley's native home.
After renewing acquaintance Of old
friends and meeting new ones, left
for Springfield, where they visited
many friends and relatives. On their
way home they stopped -over-ih
Louisville, Ky, to visit friends and
relatives of Mrs. Dora Jackson.
Mrs. Ernestine McGhee, the wife
Of DR.. R. S. McGhee, has just re-
turned home after an extended va
cation in New Orleans, La. On the
twelfth of July she was called to
the bedside OF her i'll grandfather.
After attending him for some time
ne began to improve. When he was
sufficiently improved Mrs. McGhee
visited many of her old friends as
well as many points Of interest
about the city, Among the interest
ing places she visited was the Flint
Goodridge hospital where she was
formerly employed. where she met
many old friends as well as made
many new ones. Upon returning
home, she stopped over at Memphis,
Tenn, a few days. with Mrs. Nellie
Rogers and Mrs Fannie Jackson,
The aunt and the grandmother Of
DR.. R. S. McGhee. respectively.
While there, she visited many points
OF interest, The visit at Memphis
would not have been complete, If
she had not visited the nationally
famous Beale street, where muddy
water flows eternally and 1t is never
night, from which came the Beale
Street Blues. Leaving Memphis,
Mrs. McGhee continued her journey
home by way OF Chicago. where she
stopped off to visit friends Of Dr.
McGhee as well as herself
Mrs. Lottie L. Hazard has re-
turned from Dresden. Ontario, Can
ada. where she attended the ninety
ninth session OF the Amherstburg
Regular Missionary Baptist Associa-
ton. This was the sixth association
which Mrs. Hazard has attended
She was a fraternal delegate from
Beres Methodist church. Highland
Park. Also there were many. many
other fraternal delegates from many
other different denominations from
all parts OF the United States as
well as from Africa. The unique
feature Of the association is that it is
also the celebration Of the ninety
ninth year OF the Talbot family
Rev. H. L. Talbot Windsor. was the
moderator. The association was held
in the city hall OF Amherstburg and
the flowers were furnished by the
GiffereRt ladles, clubs in the city,
white. The welcome address was
delivered on behalf Of the city by
the mayor and on behalf OF the
white churches by a representative
chosen for that purpose There were
many interesting speakers from
both races. Chairs were furnished
by a Mr.. Bubbles. who was also
donor. While in Amherstburg. Mrs
Hazard visited the grave Of Uncle
Tom, the leading character in Uncle