The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19

Miss Pauline Blair played for the
/ defamation recital OF the BTU de-
bate group Of Peace Baptist church
which took place this past Friday.
Lovely palms were donated for the
occasion by the Duco Coal COM
pany. Against this background brill
liant deliveries were made by for
mally attired young men and wom-
en- who deeply moved their audi
ence by their vehement declama-
tions against war. Misses Eddie
Tanning. Rosa Lee Richardson, and
Fannie Pattman. Lawrence Alex
ander, Leonard F. Sain, James Fam
ming and Charles Hudson were the
participants. Benjamin Pattman
gave humorous reading and a
duet was ably rendered by Misses
Florence Pattman and Prynsetta
Newkirk. Miss Dorothy Sain was
mistress OF ceremonies, and A.
Sain. director. Among the pt6mi-
nent folk who attended were: Mrs.
Elsie Pattman. Dorothy Phillips.
Olawhese Blackman and daughter,
Brenda Joyce; Nesbtt Patton, Rob-
ert Cook, Betty Brown. James
Smith. virginia Bethel. Viola New
kirk. Mrs. Lonnie Jenkins. Mae
Pattman. Tom Moore and Sam Bell.
My. My! What a party Mae and
Johnnie Gordon gave Saturday mite
In their lovely home on st. Aubin.
Speaking OF crowds--well, there
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Gunzie Nelson
from Chicago: Elsie Kelly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Tyson, Lucille Wood
all, Rebecca Woodall, Avia Allen,
Pearl Grlggs. MIR. and Mrs. George
White. Mrs. r. Burney. f. d. Will
son. Estelle Vinson. Virgil Marsh,
George Jackson, Viola Marshall. w.
Joe West. George Turner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Hunt. Linnie Mae
Virgins, Gladys Simmons. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Dobbins, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Tookes. Eula Petty, Mrs. Sallie
Hitchcock and Mr.. and Mrs. Raj
phi Jackson. II was jolly bunch
that played games, ate and danced
until the teeny. weeny hours.
Congratulations and stuff TO Mrs.
Annie Nelson. It's a girl.
Stomping at the Club Congo last
week was petite Jane Goolsby.
soda jerker at Storey's Pharmacy.
She was accompanied by two gen.
tlemen hailing from Atlantic City.
Jane wore a stirring white shark
skin suit trimmed with gold mill
tary buttons and sporting brown
and blue accessories. The visitors
were Thurston Cab Cowan and
George Freds. Fine talent, me las
sizes.
II was really heart-warming TO
see the interest the younger folk
were envidencing at the 14th an
nual session OF Michigan Districts
Sunday school and Baptist Train
ing Union Congress which was
held at Dawson Avenue Baptist
church, July 10 10 10. The dele
gates were hanging on every word
OF the speaker and busily taking
notes. even in shorthand. Represen-
tatives from Dawson Avenue
church were Ada Brisker. Irene
Davis and Joyce Thomas: from
Calvary were Virginia Tennyson,
Irene White. Olivett Mccall. Ruby
Willis. Rosalee White and Ethel
Simms: from Communion Baptist
we're: Forest Harmon, Elsie Thorn
as. and william Hunt. who chose
as a topic. MAN Needs an Exam
pie" Lee J. Suggs presided over
the congress.
How these girls do entertain!
Last week Eunice Holcomb and
Eddie Mae Hill were hostesses 10
Harry Phillips and Harlee Darson.
privates of Fort Wayne. The girls
wore blue ad white striped rumba
dresses.
Everyonee closing up his flat,
throwing I'D his hat and getting out
and having fun. On the run this
week are Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hammers and their wee son, Bill
Delaney. Their route is 10 New
Orleans. After their return. Mrs.
HAMMERS will fly to Los Angeles
to visit her hubby's aunt. Mrs. Will
liam Walden. Greeting our fair city
gain after two weeks sojourn In
Kentucky were Mrs. John Brown
and her children. Esther, Raymond
and John Jr. Returning with them
were their cousins. william.
Charles and Leon Grundy and
their uncle. J. B. wright. They tell
me the Kentucky grass IL still blue
and the horses still run fast Ma
cara Falls was viewed last week
by Mrs. Mary Hayes. Real gushing
water. she says.
Yes. our Wayne university must
have something. Leonard Same,
who Is a graduate OF LeMoyne, and
native OF Memphis. will enter the
halls OF study there this fall 20
work on his masters. Shirley and
Edward Jackson, accompanied BY
their grandmother. Mrs. Ardenia
Saline, and her sister, Mrs. Ozola
Brooks, are enroute to st. Louis,
Mo-.
Yessir. the Vogue Sewing club Is
going placesl Their next plan Is for
an outing al sprlnghill Farm on the
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