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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Envoy Earle Is Sued
Over NIGHT Club Row

BERLIN, Feb. T.-QNS)-A
private lawsuit was filed in Sofia
today against George H. Earle.
United States minister to Bull
garia. charging slight bodily in
jury and insult in a public place,
IT was reported by DNB, official
German news agency.
Earle became engaged in an
alteration Saturday night with a
German officer at a night club.
Earle was struck on the arm by
a thrown bottle. and another
bottle struck the German in the
head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Larger Size Apparel

SO Rayon Dresses, prints and polka dots zoo
% Rayon Crepe Dresses; broken sizes. 800
81 Dresses rayon erepes, some soIed. 400
80 Untrmmed Sports, Dress Coats; woorayon. LOO
10 Fur Trimmed Coats; wool and rayon 1850
20 Fur Trimmed Dress Coats; wool andrayon. 1850
10 Winter Coats; woolrsyon; kit fox collars 1T so
Is Fur Trimmed Winter Coats .............325
IL Fur Trimmed Winter Coat. so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

vived by six sons and two daugh-
tiers. % grandchildren and three
great grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Knit Underwear, Girls, T.
Miss Lingerie

1895 pes. Rayon Cotton indies. 1se Csc. Soc
1S5 pcs. Women's Gowns and Psjsmas; seconds. .59e
l66 pcs. Girls, Juniors Sps seconds eottons. .45c
225 Girls Cotton Pajamas; printed batste Csc
324 pcs. Girls Rayon indies; psntes, boomers lie
225 pes. Rayon Undies panties; lists, seconds Csc
1877 pcs. Women's Slips Combnati seconds 59e
225 pcs. "Snue Rib" Vests firsts, seconds. Csc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Mems Furnishings

921 Mems Shirts seconds white and patterns. zee
1913 Shirts; seconds soiled white and patterns. Soc
GIL Mems Ties; rayons woods ................ 27e
354 Mems Ties; silk silk wool lined. .37e
22s Mems Gloves; knit, leatl ........ pr. 79c
241 Coves wool fabric in checks pr. 29c
237 Mem. Paiamas; seconds broadeIoth. :. 79c
1912 prs Mems Socks; irreguars include FAC
23s Mems Sweaters; seconds, coat and spon 94e
1856 Mems Sweaters; and slipon styles. 147
iii Knit Shirts; knit shorts; ma ority irreg Z9c
1914 Mems Knit Shirts, Broadeloth Shorts ca. 27c
423 Mems Union Suits rreg.; jory 25ee wool sac
1877 Mems Robess seconds, rayon, cotton WOOL .249
rs Mems Jackets; corduroy, wool suede .4-39
90 Men. Hats: seconds; sn apbrin style. 90
IL Mems Sample Hats; mostly brown. .... lbs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Rugs and FloorcoUerings

Is Broadloom R'nsnts; 9x6 to 12x14 IT. $3.50 1850
3 Wilton Rugs; 9x15-ft, Persian patterns $3.50
, A,m;n,,.r Ruv,; seconds. exis-ft size 40 so
7 Remnant Rugsi 4K x6-ft.. fgureo S9S
Tufted Chenille Rugs; 2lx36-in I.19 24x44in.. SO
Tt,sJ ch.n;JI. RUG. 27xsO-ip .2l9
IS Atwood Rugs; 24x48-ineh, oval, obiong s. 10
2s7 yd Felt Base Rem tile block designs, yd Use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Junior Miss Dresses and Coats

81 Fur-trimmed Dress Coats wool and -rayon 1890
2S Fur-trimmed Dress Coats wool-s -rayon. $50
1873 Dresses; rayon crepe some damaged ......S $500
81 Dresses; rayon erepes prints, solids So 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

Cassimeres and tweeds in varied selections of
patterns; medium and dark shades. Single and
double breasted. Broken size range.
43 Suits; sample; Burstone line. 17.95
IT Stewart Hill sample suits. 1895
43 Mems Overcoats; warm fabrics. 1000
FL Mems Overcoats; dark shades. 1885
100 Mems Rain Coats; broken sizes. 200
ALB Mems Work Pants; tvvills, eoverts, pr. 81
I'll Mems Pants; wool and-rsyon. pr. 1.59
Slight Charge for Alteration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Wash Dresses and Households

oZ Wash Dresses; printed cottons, seconds. Soc
80 Hooverettes, printed cottons- soc
80 Housecoats, rayon suede cloth ........ l.69
OF Blanket Robes, printed cotton, wraparounds 1.79
63 Longing Pajsmas, two piece, corduroy 200
so Corduroy Chenille Houseeoats Wraparounds. 2.2e
81 Tufted Chenille HoIseeoats wide variety. .2.29
80 Quilted Cotton Housecoats, floral prints. 2.65
81 Tufted Chenille Housecoa.s; broken sizes. . 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Accessories, JeWelry, Luggage
Won1en's Lingerie

625 pcs. Women's Gowns; cotton hanneette. 69c
544 pcs. Womens Gowns; sheer printed batiste. Csc
$40 pcs. Womens Gowns cotton crepe. Soc
AIS pcs. Womens Bed Jackets; chenille, etc see
52l Rayon Lingerie soiled soc 81. 90
4s6 pcs Cotton indies; soiled, rayons Toe 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Women's Hosiery

2250 prs Damaged Hose chiffon and service wgt see
l245 prs. Service Weight Hose irregulars Soc
1850 prs. Hose discontinued styles, colors. .44e
2456 prs. Campus Hose frsts, irreguars. .19e
$50 pr. ChiIdren's Ankiets; eguars q for Use
325 prs. Black Heel Silk Hose; rayon tops. Csc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Boys Clothing, Furnishings

81 Boys Corduroy Stacks; varied patterns. 1z9
81 Boys Ski Pants; full lined. slide closure 90
81 prs Ski Pants; WOOL lined, slide closure. 295
II Junior Bows. 2-pc Snow Suits; slide closure 800
"a Junior Boys, 2-pc Snow Suits; solid trim. 500
70 Boys Carmentsj Jackets mackinaws, coats. 500
"A Bow Overcoats; many with zip-out lining 800
,l2 Waist Suits; 1000 WOOL rayonstriPe cotton 59e
1877 Bovs' Shirts; seconds of model" ....... Soc
FL Junior Bows 3-pc Logging Sets; wool 300
So Wool-and-rayon Shorts; lined, beited. .ssc
FL Ape Suits; long pants wooiandr.y., 10, IL s95
IL Stocky Suits; long pants; wool-andcotton. 1875
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

Rites for Mrs. Main
MIDLAND, Feb. 27.-Mrs.
Thomas B. Main, Midland resident
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

for the. past 70 years, was to be
buried in Midland Cemetery today.
She was SO years old and is sur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Gloues, Mittens, Umbrellas

500 prs. Fabric and Wool Gloves; soed. Use
$50 prs. Fabric Gloves; rayons, soied. .3Se
$50 prs Fabric Gloves, assorted styles, soiled sac
1870 prs Kitten Mttens white, navy. red Sac
$50 Umbrellas; I6-rib some ire eulars 1.19
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Misses and Won,en's SportstDear

28s Sweaters cotton andrayons chenille wool soc
2o6 Blouses; cottons, white and pastes soc
ISL Sweaters; al-wool eardigans, spons. zee
2I2 Blouses; rayon sheers erepes, cottons 79S
116 Skating Skirts; part lined, wool andrayon. 79s
1874 Skating Skirts; lined, wool rayon Us
"a Jackets; wool wool-and-rayon corduroy / .79
So Ski Suits WOOL rayon; broken sizes 500
81 Ski Suits wool nd -rayon; fully lined 8 80
IS Campus Jackets, plaids, fully lined ..... go
81 Turtle-neck Sweaters. white colors ........27 e
III Ski Pants wool and-rayon; sizes IL to 1S SO
lO6 Ski Pants wool-and-rayon; fully lined z. So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Fur Coats and Jackets, Scarfs

S SeaLDyed Coney CSats; Sizes IA to 20 ... 20. rs
Mink-Dyed Coney Goats; sizes IL to 20. 29.75
4 Beaver-Dyed Coney Goats; sizes IL to Is. 29.75
2 Ombre Dyed Krmmer Type Lamb; sizes 1915 49, rs
Sable Dyed Opossum Great Goats; 36-in 1916 4975
Sunk Dyed Opossum Great Coats 36-n. 1918 49.75
Silvered Dyed Red Fox Great Coat; 36-in 16 6S.75
Sable Blended Muskrat; size l6 3d. rs
Sable Dyed Red Fox So" Great Coat; size 49, .69.75
Mink Blended North Muskrat, sizes l4-l61S 12S.75
Mink Dyed Coney Jackets; hat, muff ID to 10 1878
Skunk Dyed Coney Jackets; hat muff 20 to 20 197 rs
Sable Dyed Red Fox Jackets; 26-in i4-f6-fS so
Silver Fox Single Skin Scarfs. ...... each 29. go
Blended Gross Red Fox ScArfs pair 29. 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Children's Wear

IFS pcs Childs Cotton Dresses some seconds 39e
$50 Childs Dresses; eotons, rayons seconds 139
las pcs Girls Slips; muslin seconds. Csc
les pcs Girls Panties; rayon satin, to IL Use
las pcs Combinations and Panties cotton kns &c
1879 pes. Pantes. Boomers; seconds rayon knits 21e
lis pcs Parka Hoods and Caps ............... Csc
rs pcs Snow Suits small sizes. .............1. so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

TOMORROW friday All Odd Lots, SoiIed Merchandise

MISSES ana w omen dresses
296 Dresses, prints and solid color rsyons. SO
ASH Dresses, printed and plain rayon 200
1877 Rayon Crepe Dresses prints and solid eoors ESQ
1ls Solid Color Rayon Crepe .Dresses soiled $50
Sc High Style Plain Rayon Crepe Dresses; soed 700
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Misses and Women's Coats

80 Fur Trimmed Dress Coats; wool-and-rayon. IA
3s Goats; fur trim. fur fabrics; wool and-rayon 1s
IS Fur Trimmed Coats; some silver fox trims. 1T
IL One and two-of- a-kind trimmed coats. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Mems and Big Boys Shoes

323 Mems Slippers; elassed imperfect; kid. LOO
1877 Mems Oxfords; leather, rubber soles. zoo
las Mems Oxfords; imperfects, better lines $50
1872 Mems Slippers; sheepskin, felt hyo. PR Use
Sc Mems Oxfords; miscellaneous group. PR ZsS
IA Mems Hi Top Boots; leather, mostly small pr. 239
II Big Boys Oxfords; leather soles brown PR $50
2l2 Big Boys Gym and Athletic Shoes. pr 79e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

Store Hours: $3.50 TO $3.50
Saturdays Till 500
Prices Subject to 30 Sales Ter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Infants and ToddIers' Wear

us pcs Infants Creepers; cotton knits, seconds Sac
70 pcs. Knit Leggngs; all wool, for infants. Use
81 pcs. Coats Snow Suits part wool 1.39 to 445
396 pcs. Headwear; all wool corduroy. Ice to l39
1873 Skirts, Dress Suits; cotton. wool. zee to 159
2256 pcs. Soiled Wear; for infants loo to 395
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Electrical Appliances

, m.v,.a w..h.r. 1871 Model J. p .......94 eS
! Snn.r;or W,,b.r. Ie4i Model MS4. ....... .34.95
: IT, W..h.r. Ie41 Model 4l-3 .......... 52.9S
w .,h,r,-fe 4f,Moref- eSS4f :. f44ss
Frigidaire; ST., 1910, Model De Luxe $40 lz9so
1 Frisidaire; So 1910 Model CWM $40 $3.50. 1855
Frigidaire; 81, Model Ms 1889
Kevinator; 81 Model S64O. ...'.lieS2
Hoover Vacuum Cleaners; Model lO5A 1888
Eureka Vacuum Cleaners Model 9B .....''..' 80
Norca Vacuum Cleaners; by Hoover. $3.50
z Hudson Cylinder Vseuum 1910, Model 81 LEE
Hudson Vaeuum 1910, hand type, Model bA 30 30
20 Wall Clocks; s-day and electric 49, ose to 80
10 Electric Mixers; for liquids lie
Table of Small Electrical Appliances ...fse to 1898
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Juniors Glue
Party

The Junior class OF the st. Johns
Presbyterian church gave party
last Sunday at $3.50 pm, dainty in
vitations for which had been made
by Gloria Grigsby, chairman OF the
committee.
The invited guests were their
parents and officers OF the Sunday
School. A few other adults and
brothers and sisters OF the pupils
were present.
A short program was presented
by their teacher, Mrs. L. K. John
son. Those participating were:
Gloria Heath, Erwin Johnson, both
of whom sang solos: Duet by
Gloria Grigsby. and Jacqueline
Woods; recitations by JuanIta
Smith, Pauline Davis, and Gloria
Grigsby: James Bell contributed a
Bible verse. Jacqueline Woods told
the story OF the First Thanksgiv-
ing" Following the program the
girls served the more than 20 guests
with ice cream and cake, punch,
candies and nuts, with all the class
enjoying their share Of the goodies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Kin Come
To Dinner

There was a family "get-togeth-
Ell" Thanksgiving Day at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Jones. and
Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Gillian. OF
2637 Maple street, when the Joneses
and Gilliams entertained the family
and invited guests with an old
fashioned turkey dinner. On the
table were fifteen pound turkhey.
pumpkin pie, salad, wine and all
the trimmings that made the occa-
sion an enjoyable one for all at
tending.
Those present were: Mrs. Gladys
Browning. Windsor. Ont: Mrs. Car
rie Britton, 1915 30th street; Miss
Virginia Carley, 4641 Brush street:
Thomas Gillian. Mrs. Elizabeth
Jones, John T. Gillian, Pearl Gil
liam and Marie Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Gillian are
parents OF Mrs. Jones, OF Jones'
Jones Company.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

troit and out-of-town had one grand
and hilarious AFFAIR. Robert ITALIA
ferro. Physical Director Of the
YMCA and his wife led the parade
OF cheerful boys and girls TO the
island. They stopped at pavilion
near the edge OF the river where
they could get the fresh morning
breeze off the water. Mr.. and Mrs.
Talliaferro displayed much know
ledge OF forestry in getting fire
started in the damp atmosphere
OF November. There was plenty OF
food and chocolate milk on which
everyone satisfied their sppetites
which were increased by that great
oni-of-door activity.
Those participating were Misses
Betty Lee Robinson, Doris Ann
Shiyers, Marian Cunningham. Betty
Hewitt Alice Stevenson, Mildred
Muthlfb, Ruth Slaughter. Gertrude
Slaughter. Mary Brown. Helen Cole.
Elsie Brown, Evelyn Palmer. Eli
zabeth Mccoy. Phygenia Bailey,
Ruth Giles. villa Mae Brunson.
Bernice Finley, Dorothy Mccoy.
Arminla he Lois Rios. Opel Robin
son. and Elizabeth Porter: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Franklin. Messrs. Mil
Ter Frazier. Estus Foster, Etsel
Heslip, Nathaniel Carr. Thomas
Slaughter. Charles Slaughter. Seb-
adah Muthleb, Bob Murphy, d. Bed
ford Tuggles, Harvey Mitchell,
George Jones. Harry Willis. Billy
Ellis, William Gary, Louis Jeffer-
son. John Earl Franklin, Worley
Redmond. Harold Fitzpatrick, Odell
Broom, William Pearson, Norman
Morris, and Curtis Crawford.
Most OF the Gay Forty-Niners
crowd went 10 the football game
at l.. OF d. Stadium which was fol-
lowed by turkey dinner and party
in Conant Gardens al the beauti-
full home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Shaifer. They played games before
dinner and danced afterwards.
Everyone had wonderful time and
went home thankful for wonder
full time and an enjoyable day with
the Gay Forty-niners.
Those present were: Harvey
Mitchell and Gertrude Slaughter.
Grorge Jones and Helen Cole. Billy
Ellis and Ruth Slaughter, william
Gary and Elsie Brown. Thomas
Slaughter and Alice Stevenson. Mil
Ter Frazier and Betty Lee Robin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Battle Creek
Folk In USO

Mrs. G. L. Evans OF "a Thorne
street. Battle Creek. Mich. enter
tanned the Women's Auxiliary of the
Hamblin usO club operated by the
YMcA at a buffet supper in her
home on Wednesday evening, Nov.
~.
The Auxiliary Is the first woman :
group to be organized in connection
with the new Hamblin USO-YMCA
building which is now being built
and is to be ready for occupancy
about January /. The purpose OF
the women's Auxiliary is 10 serve
as a sponsoring unit to the women's
program. The members OF this
group are Mesdames and Misses
Ellen Bland, Caroline Brady. Evelyn
Brown, Fora Evans. Henry Flowers,
Evelyn Bolden, Mae Day, Henrietta
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
TATTLINGS OF A TATTLER

Well. are you still gnawing al
the old Thanksgiving birds frame?
SO are we. Slightly fed up now.
Opening OF aid ....
Speaking OF folks being fed, well.
all through my mad rawlings. are
echoes, reports OF Thanksgiving
feasts given OF attended by local
folks. First. I'll like to speak OF the
North Detroit Youth Council OF the
NAACP
With the resignation OF Nesbitt
Patton. president OF the North De-
troit Y. c., there was complete
turnover OF officers al the annual
election this month. The following
we're elected: Henry Stallings, pre-
sident. former director OF the coun-
ell Dramatic Guild: Evelyn Peo-
Piles. vice president, former enter
ialnment chairman Joe Novel;,
second vice. Willie Mae Wood
ruff, corresponding secretary; Cleo
Walker, recording secretary. re-
elected; and Clyde Powers, treasur-
err. also reelected.
Some folk were out OF the city
during the Thanksgiving holidays
and went 10 Toledo. They were
Mrs. Margaret Parker and Mrs.
Lola Parker.
Three gracious and charming
young ladies were co-hostesses last
week at Thanksgiving party.
Really you need no Introduction
TO them, but here are their names,
Misses Lucille Isacen. June us
sery and Gwendolyn Jordan. The
affair was ut the home Of Miss J0r-
dan. 1894 Theodore street. Seen
having a grand time al the affair
we're: Harvey Mitchell, George
Jones. vivian Norington. Louise
Grain. Joy ussery. zettia Daniels
Leonard and Clinton Pope, Mar
garet Lockett. "SkIppy" Harris,
Alverta and Lorraine Smith, juliet
stanheld. Bill Ellis. Otis watkins
George Swift. Harold Ussery Ar
thur Lacen. Fred Howell, Herman
Early. Everett Parker, Melvin
Dudley, Earl warren, Sally and
Marion Early and many more.
A s:conga" line was LED ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
BY EvELYN c. POPE

Lucille Lasen. while others who
didn't dance didn't follow in the
march, danced TO latest recordings
by popular dance bands.
The Eastern Stars are becoming
quite active these days. The Social
club OF Naomi chapter OF Eastern
Stars gave an entertainment at the
home OF the worthy matron, Mrs.
Sarah Purnell, 1919 Denton street.
last Saturday. First prize was won
by Mrs. Eliza Pearl; second. Mrs.
Stella Deon.
The Birthday Card club met
last Monday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Canady, 1926
Atlas street. Plans were made for
their annual party. December 49,
Mrs. Essie washington was rresent
as a new member. After the meet
ing. the hostess served a delight
full repast.
The Merry Macks, presided over
by Miss Lille Wilson. will give a
party Saturday night al the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shelton.
Everybody come out and have a fine
time.
An affair de honor was given In
the form OF a buffet supper Satur-
day evening. by Mrs. Elizabeth
Ridley. The honorees were the par
ents OF Mrs. Ridley. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Davis. 2O6s Cody street.
Present were: Ross Patton, Sr., Mrs.
Sarah Giddens, Mrs. l.. Greenlee,
Miss Viola Harper, Mr.. and Mrs.
!. q. Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mannus. Mrs. Ruby Criggs, Mrs.
Ross Patton Mrs. Blanche Ridley
George Allen Mr.. and Mrs. David
Franks. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allen, p. r.
+. L. Price. Mrs. B. Hughes and
Mrs. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
received many lovely presents.
On the sick list this week are:
Jessie Blackman. who is al Trinity
hospital, George Roach. +. +. Camp
bell, Henry Crumpton. Ben Mccoy
and Mrs. Josephine Johnson. Mrs.
johnson resides a. s60e Twenty
fourth street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Mrs. Neal
ShOUered

The home OF Mrs. william Stew
enson and Mrs. Nathaniel Leach
on McDougall avenue was the
scene OF delightful pre-Thanks-
giving baby shower. given for Mrs.
William Neal last Monday evening,
Mary Freeman. Hattie station, Ruth
smith. Murelda I.ampIey. Minnie
Armstrong. Elizabeth Smith. Violet
Bromery. Helen Talbert. Olivia
Stevenson, Christina sideboard and
Idell Grasty. with little Jean Side
board and Justina Grasty. aged one
month and ten months. respective
ly, and Margaret Matthews.
Camille Walker, Mildred Smith and
Beatrice stenson we're guests.
The group entertained themselves
with a timely "name-the-baby" con-
test
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
BdSllcuS
as Pdriu

Mrs. Thelma Parker, baslleui d
Chi chapter Of the National sorority
OF Phi Delta Kappa. turned The
regular Tuesday meeting into pre-
Thanksgiving party Her lortly
Conant Gardens home created tho
background for an enjoyable after.
noon.
Bridge. pokeno proved a very
fascinating game. Awards Of grot'
cries received by members. togeth'
er with other articles OF food con-
tributed by the members, were DO
mated 10 the Phyllis Nheatley can
ned goods shower.
Mrs. Parker served delicious
luncheon. She had as he special
guests Miss Lenore Williams, NrL
Mayola Senior, teachers from Tols-
do, Ohio.
Members present were: Soron
Sadie Ransom. Winifred FsiTiaI'
Fannie Bethel. Bernice White, Mar
tina Bacon. Mary Ellen Butler
Dorothy Scott, Ruth Mclnlosl
Burnice HIGHLAND. Grace Willlanh
Ashley Cain and Bernice Taylor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Gresham Family
In T0avn

Mr.. and Mrs. James Gresham OF
1925 williams street had as their
house guests this past weekend.
Fred Gresham. Emerson sapp and
Henry Bunny" Holmes OF Erie.
Pa.
The trio motored over TO Detroit
for the holidays and while here
were shown much hospitality by
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Gresham, who is the brother
OF James Gresham, is the owner OF
a hotel in Erie. He is also the faith
er OF Frank and Howard Gresham
OF Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
w ell, All Right
BY THE TOWN CRIER

vallie Walker seems to enjoy
himself when he goes 10 parties es-
pecially one like that he attended
on the day before Thanksgiving.
The football classic Is over. but
the Wherefore fans won't forget
1t soon.
The feeling between Bill Polk and
his love seems to be so delightful
ly natural.
Bernice Miller seems slightly be-
wildered by all the attention she
received last Saturday.
Mable Kaiser is killer-diller
and always makes hit with the
fellows.
Bettye Ann and David are smiling
again.
Roberta Hill is bit puzzled too,
because OF Calvin Hughes week
end trip to Ann Arbor.
The Drasolite club is planning a
sport dance for the middle OF Dec
emberf. also an amateur show for
January. Anyone interested in par
ticipating in the January show,
phone Tommy Williams, Tyler
4-l445.
Eugene Clark has a dual petr-
sonality. so far as two certain girls
are concerned
Who is Paul Fosters frigid
friend? Rumor says It's Mahle.
Joya Sheriff. was missed by at
least two OF the West Sides most
popular young men at Louis wade's
party.
Charles Patterson callsythewka
Charles Hill and Ruth McCrary
seems TO be back on time.
Phyllis Patterson calls Bebee
Branhan her little jitterbug.
Marjorie Porter gives the i'm
preston that the guy who wins
her will have to be riding race
horse.
Alfred Madison blames his fire.
quent trips 10 the shoe shop on
his walking Rachel Mutt to her
classes.
The Colleague Boys. Frank Berry
and Joseph Morgan. and fine roll
Ter skating party at at Forest club
on November II.
Sidney Parker evidently doesn't
want Sylvia McKinney's name
mentioned when he's with his
other girl friend. Wonder why?
Joseph Miller. 20-year-old presi-
dent OF the Gladiators. and student
At Detroit Tech. and trucker at the
Packard Motor company. His heart
beat IL Iva Jane Shamburger. His
main interests arc girls In general.
Iva Jane in particular.
Roberta Hill. is. competent presi-
dent OF Tour Jours Fidelis club and
former Northwestern high student.
She Is well liked. Her main heart
interest, Calvin Hughes. She plans
10 enter Wayne in January.
So long, until next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Church
Musical

Sunday, Nov. 80. at $3.50 pm. II,
Cultural committee OF Second Bap.
tist church will give one Of several
programs featuring aspiring youns
artists in various fields.
One OF the participants will b
Thomas Bridge. yiollnist. who va,
the first recipient Of the Jubsl
Award in 1910. This award On.
abled him to attend the Michigan
University School OF Music, where
he is still enrolled.
The public is invited to attend
this program on Nov. 80, on which
numerous talented young artists
will participate.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
Mrs. Smith
TraveIs

Mrs. c. S.Smith has just return
ed from trip which took her to
Philadelphia, Washington, \ W
York. Springfield, Mass, Trenton,
y. j., and Hartford. Conn. While
in Washington she attended the Ma
tional Council OF Negro Women and
was at a tea and reception given
by Mrs. Roosevelt at the White
House. In Springfield. Mass. Phil
adelphia and Trenton, n. ]. she at
tended conference branch conven-
tons where problems concerning
the missionary program OF the AME
church were studied and planned
for.
Mrs. Smith is now planning a
trip South which will take her into
Alabama. Arkansas and Texas. She
will study missionary activities OF
the church in this area and will at
tend several annual conferences OF
her church. She will also contact
club women. in her new role as
vice-president-at-large tot the Ma
tional Association OF Colored
Women.