The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
TATTLINGS OF A TATTLER
Rx ExexnC Pone

Staying here in the city while
everyone else HES away TO points
south and west is beginning to
chafe US. But. 10 US vacation is
just another passing fancy You
know. II looked fancy. SO We pass
ed right by. Listen. or we should
say read on. No matter how tor
rid the weather becomes. there's
always a great demand for news
which concerns:
Mrs. Julia Hampton. who Is en-
fertaining her aunt whom she
hasn't seen in sixteen years,
namely. Mrs. Mary Ellis wilkes,
Forrest City. Ark. Such another
embracing and welcoming you
never saw when Mrs Walker set
foot upon Detroit soil Another
houseauest in the Hampton house
hold is the sister-in-law OF Mrs.
Hampton. She is the very talented
Mrs. Elenora Saline. wife Of pa, .
Saline Mrs. Saline is a teacher in
the school system az Memphis.
A lovely day hcralded the APP
proach of two large buses Satur-
day. Twas the date for the picnic
given nv the Sunday school Of To-
max Temple Present. climbing
trees, nibbing sandwiches and
pariakinv of cold drinks we're
jamie Thomas. Cora Nails. Eula
Mae Walker. Dorothy Love. Irene
Ivory. Theolia Singleton. Muriel
Williams. Helen Williams. Emma
Montgomery. Juliet Taium. Hazel
Haywood. Ella Mae Hill Rev. and
Mrs ID. r Thomas and their sons
Henry and Joe. Fred Clark. WILL
am Newton. Fred Watson. Johnnie
Haywood. Nathan. Flozell and
Johnnie Nails. William Walker
Charles Greenlee. Sanford Mont
gomery. Thaddeus Crosby and
Thurman Love.
Death WIS the reason for the
hurried packing Of Sylvester Brown
and Deris Maxwell They we're
called TO Atlanta. Ga to bury their
sister. Mrs. Lottie S'arks. Accom-
panying was Cora l.. Taylor.
Doesn't a four-room cottage In
the country sound heavenly? II
does TO us and must have sounded
very fine TO Mrs Henrietta Will
son. formerly Of Fleming street
for SHE up and purchased a
four-room cottage In Flat Rock
Mich. It's too lovely for words.
Our young folks really do them
selves justice when given the OPP
portunity. Ruth Jackson not oily
saw the shining raft hut did
something about IT, As r result she
Ia now clerking at the Johnson
airy. Miss Jackson Is a graduate
Of Northeastern and is noted for
aggressivencss in any field. The
salary that goes with this joh--to
us-is really fabulous. Congrats
Ruth!
A train hound for Atlanta. Ga.
will bear AT least one passenger
whom we all know. Mrs. Erncs.
tine Thompkns. She will stor
with her sister. "~s Ethel Bells
then travel IN Lagrange TO see her
mother. Mrs. Matte Hill. Mrs
Thompson plans 10 stay a month
Another southbound traveller Is
Mrs. Ruth Rouge. sister of Mrs
Anna Alexandria Of Goddard
street. who is accompanied by her
niece Rosemary Alexandria. First
stop for Mrs. Rouge Is North CAR
olina. whore she will visit her
mother, Mrs. Mary Gardner. ana
sisters. Mrs Rosie Williams ana
Mrs. Matte venson. Her next sior
will he In Georgia. where Mrs,
Rouge will visit her grandmother
and other relatives.
Wish We could take that Eastern
trim with Mrs Amelia Hill. she
ulana In cover New York. New Or
leans and Philadelphia Her aim II
to see all her relativt' and friends
Henry Clay Of Maple street Is
one OF the new men In Camp Gus
ter.
Did YOU know that Ethel Ross
and Ruby Jackson went touring 70
Flint and Toledo last week
Those are only two Of the places
the girls plan To sight before the
Summer Is over.
Leaving Detroit. Tuesday. for
Birmin CHAM. Ala. are Mrs. Alice
Amos. Of Modern street. and her
sister. Mollit walker. They will
vacation At the home OF their
rnothsr and sister. Mrs. Olive