The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24


look for the years work. Thanks
were given TO the out going off,
GERS who had served faithfully.
The president desires all members
to be present at their next regular
meeting to be able TO complete
electing the quota of officers.
Officer Weaver Is improving.
word coming from the veterans
hospital In Dearborn. Michigan. He
can return home in a few days de-
spite the rumor that he Is In
critical condition.
Madam Radcliffe was the mis-
tress OF management at the vary
lovely marriage OF Bonds Goode
Tuesday. The flowers and decora-
tons were furnished through her
from Knoch OF Lincoln Park.
Mrs. Zadle Askew. OF sol Polk
avenue has returned home from
the hospital. feeling much better.
She thanks the friends who wei
so very nice 10 her while there.
Mrs. Askew Is a member OF one OF
our leading quartetts OF the city.
A special call meeting OF West
Side Community club, will he hold
Friday night. Aug. % at Quinn's
Lone Pine hall. for the purpose OF
endorsing candidates for the state
and County election. All members
are urged TO be present. II. Eab-
bath, Is president.
Washington visitors are spend
Ing the weekend as the house
guests OF their daughter 4O2 Polk
avenue. the well-known Mrs. Noble
Hardman. Many functions are civ
en- during the visitors stay.
Milton Robertson. OF 400 Polk
avenue has left for an indehnate
stay in Newark, y. ]. and Buffalo.
n. Y. 10 visit relatives.
liquors club gave Lawn party
at 361 Redwood avenue. A beau
tiful table cloth was given away.
Refreshments were served. All pre-
sent had an enjoyable time. Louise
Wyche Is president.
Beechwood Notes
A grand time was had by all who
went on the Trip Around the
World sponsored by the Member
ship and Finance committee OF .he
Redwood Community Center last
Friday evening. Upon return from
pleasant ride to 1nkster State
Park, cooling refreshments were
served at the Center. The evening
was climaxed by a hilarious peanut
scramble.
During last week the Beechwood
playground teams won three all
city playground championships.
junior basketball and softball and
intermediate basketball. The girls
midget volley ball team was rus-
ner-up in the final playoff. on
Monday the Junior softball team
will 90 10 Highland Park TO repre-
sent River Rouge in the inter-city
playoffs.
The all-city-playground ANIMAL
parade will be held Friday. August
% at $50 .. M. Beechwood Center
will he represented by It's various
teams and other novel exhibits.
Vera Harrington was elected Queen
of the Playground and Arthur
Harrington. King OF Sports. Watch
this parade and see some pretty as
we'll as amusing sights.
The Riding Club OF Redwood
Center will sponsor a dance at The
Center on Friday. August % Come
and sec the latest in dancing.
The membership Of all pers ms
who Joined the Reechwood Center
last year has expired. May we
count on you 10 reioin and 10 con-
tinue supporting the center? New
members are also being sought.
Application blanks may be obtain
ed at the center, 43a BeechwCod
avenue. visit the center and meet
the new director.
Mrs. Flora G.. Bernard. school
teacher OF Ia. spent the week here
visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary
Jane Goode and other relatives.
Before coming TO Detroit. Mrs.
Bernard visited the Worlds Fair.
New York CITY and Niagara Falls.
She left wednesday 10 visit the
Negro Exposition.
Miss Eunice Hudson and Thomas
Griffin we're dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. washington OF John Y
street.
Fews Memorial
The pastor. the Rev. Mr.. Crane
spoke at Few Memorial Sunday
morning from Timothy CHAPTER
III on the subject. "Sign OF the
Times"
visitors included Mrs. Newsome
aud daughter. the Rev. Mr.. Sutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. watkins OF Cleveland.
Evangelist Sutton Will speak
Sunday morning. August %.
Triumph Baptist
The pastor. the Rev. G. W. simms
spoke Sunday from Numbers 2s:lO.
Joint services were in the after
noon at the Dawson Avenue Baptist
church OF which the Rev. Mr.. Good
win Is pastor.
The fifth anniversary Is being