The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
scouts Will Hold Birthday Celebration
|iindsor, Ontario
BY TINY ROBBINS

ast fTluay
,,came the bride OF Clifford
',Il, the ceremony taking place
r,uner AME church with Rev.
''I,s Penny officiating. The
|. was given in marriage by her
!, William Talbot. She was
h IN a gown OF white satin.
M bridesmaid was her sister,
Pauline Talbot. She wore a
% Of rose pink.
layton Kirby was best man.
Mss Jeanette Woodcock presided
be piano.
he reception was held at Lam
ms hall. Among the guests were:
and Mrs. Ebert Robinson, OF
rOlt. Mrs. Talley and son. Mr..
Mrs. Charles Jones, Mr.. and
Herman Jones, OF Fletcher;
Perkins, Mrs. Harrison and
lighters. Daisy. Lottie and Edith;
A Steward. Johnnie Bray, Mr..
Mrs John Segee, Miss Betty
kpson. Allen Thomas. James
De Of Detroit.
he couple will reside at OFT
ward avenue.
Helping Hand
bhs Rev. r. l.. Jordan. OF Detroit,
E,ached for the Helping Hand
b Of the AME church. Sunday
unoon. Mrs. Alice Snagg Is
.sident.
Wedding Shower
lovely wedding shower was
ben in honor OF Miss Mae Harri-
Thursday. Dec. IL. The mar
Dee took place the following FRI
fhe bride received many useful
Esents. Among the guests pres
we're: Alice Fields. Helen and
5rie Van Dyke, Helen Turner,
De Chase, Helen Kilum. Phyllis
lae, Mrs. Killum. Mrs. l. Har-
cn.
Soldiers Fund Program
|Eindsor had a special treat re-
ply, when the famous Ink Spots
Flicipaled on the Soldiers Smoke
hd program at the Palace theater.
|g sang, Il Don't Want to Set the
tFld On Fire." also I'm Still
|lhout a Sweetheart" and the
for thrilled the audience with
silyery voice. The Ink Spots
sang Java 1--WE" To the re-
Of Ne Windsor audience, the
lHs had TO leave early as they
10 DC in Paramount's studios
following morning. Frank
PIKE, OF CkLW. was the master Of
fsnonies. Movie star, Lyle Tai
and Mr. Dinehart also appeared
The program. Comedians Billy
|lse aud Freddie Starke kept the
rience In laughter. Mayor Ed
"a Jenrles, OF Detroit, and May
heaume' OF Windsor, addressed
audience in reference to the
situation aud the cooperation
canada and the USA In this cri-
The CKLW gang was present
persons Of Frank Burke, Irene
|ldon, Gordon Fleming, Camp
Richie, Irene Duker and Bill
Es Proceeds from the program
be used for providing cigar
n Ior The men In service.
enong those who enjoyed the
/ program were: Mrs. Ella White,
. Phyllis White. Ellen Chase, |
T. Edith Harrison, Miss Florvil-
dudley, Betty Simpson, Gladys
L'nlngton, Charles White, John |
X Clayton Kirby, Nelson Wright, |
e Fields and others.
y the commencement exercises |
Y recently at Mercer Street |
LOol awards were made to War
henderson for his work In First |
Harold Lakes. proficiency: /
Saase. progress In mathema-
clayton Slate, most progress
.p'Omas were received by Alger |
1,s. Vivian Morgan. James Tay-
Harrison.
' y dances. gymnastics and a
y, me King Who Could Not
rsn' were outstanding fea-
= On the program. DR.. II. ID. Tay-
was the chairman.
mss Dolores Milburn won the |
nuo Essay contest.
~ vi. and Mrs. Clarence Jones and |
49,. spent a delightful three
',,' vacation In the country. re-
rr. ihey were the guests OF
! - !, Jones. OF Fletcher Ontario.
! T ,l went hunting and had a
ns I ,an. The visitors returned
We last Thursday.
=, ,','nday party was held in hon
49, !, arthur Jones, OF Ann Arbor,
ssy night. Among the Ann Ar
=. .Hc windsor friends present
,n,. u,sgs Harrison, John Day,
' 'a.s. White. Pete Bessel, Billie
In In" !, Clayton Kirby, Helen and |
'iuU Turner rf,...f- u---.-