The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

BY special request OF our local
Justice OF the Peace. have been
asked to print the following No
more warrants will be issued 20
women for the arrest OF their hus-
bands. for usually the women come
back and beg 10 have their hns-
hands released Someone Is going
10 pay the cost OF court
Arthur Small was fined s25 or
thirty days for assault.
The Ecorse Police department Is
sim warning drivers TO be care
ful OF The youngsters who may dart
out into the streets at any time 10
retrieve a hall or some other toy.
Motorists. don't forget your A B C's
Always be careful.
After having been separated over
twenty-six years. Miss Willie Nc
Call. OF shreveport. La. was re-
Gently reunited with her long-lost
brother Ernest Mccall. who is i'm
proving rapidly ~ University hospi-
tai. Ann Arhor. Mich. Their uncle,
J. $. Miller. OF Chicago. was also
present at the reunion. Mr.. Mccall
would enjoy a visit at the hospital
from any Of his friends.
Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Williams over the week end we're
Charles T Weaver. John Rasson.
Mr.. and Mrs IA A. Rose, Mamie
Cotton, Mrs. James Dunn, OF Da-
froit: Mrs. Stella Cotton and Mrs.
Ella Hadley. Little Rock. Ark.
Mrs Jessie Green of Indiana
polls. Ind. spent last week end ~
house guest Of Mrs. A. d. Evans.
$500 Fourteenth street
Mrs. Havana Harrison and hcr
great granddaughter. Helen Brown.
Toledo, Ohio; and Mr. and Mrs
Shunks, Lansing. Mich spent fine
vacation visiting their son and
dauehter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs r
W. Crochran. $500 Fourteenth
street.
Mrs. Anna Hayes has returned
home. after spending six weeks
visiting relatives and friends in
Jackson. Miss.
Again the Weems family wish N
thank their friends for the floral
offerings and other kindness shown
them on the recent occasion OF the
passing OF their sister.
Mr.. and Mrs Grover Conner.
1905 Twelfth street. are the proud
parents Of an eight and one half
pound baby hoy. born July 10
Mother-and baby are doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee vlckers. 65S7
Stanford avenue. Detroit spent a
pleasant Sunday afternoon. visit
ing friends in Ecorse and River
Rouge
Leonard Brooks entertained
number OF friends last Sunday
afternoon. All present enjoyed the
affair.
We see that Grover Corners has
returned from the South. with a
truckload OF Southern melons.
The Ecorse Progressive club has
It's 1910 program set and Il ham
mering away for jobs and improve
menfs. Come out Friday night. July
10. AT Twins hall and help push
this great cause forward. Members
and friends are looking forward
10 one NJ the greatest picnlcs ever
held. Saturday. July 81. on sixteenth
street The Progressive club well
comes YOU.
The Rev and Mrs A. W. Menoe-
lon. 3S0f Ninth street. Ecorse. had
as their house guest for four days.
Mrs Carrie Givens. OF Cleveland.
Ohio. Mrs Givens Is the mother OF
Mrs. Menoelcn. 4 delightful bar
hecue dinner was given IN honor ~
Mrs Givens on July 4 She also re-
ceived social courtesles from Mrs
Rachel Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Griffin. Mrs Etolla Crawford. ~
River Rouge. Friday. Mrs Rachel
Davis served lovely dinner In
honor Of the visitor. Mrs Civens
extends thanks ~ all who helped
make her visit pleasant
First Baptist Church
An inspiring devotional service
was led by Deacons Shepherd Joi n
son. Green and Flamer az FRS,
Baptist church Sunday. The choir