The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-10-31
HIGHLAND PARK MOTHERS
COMMUNITY CLUB


COMMUNITY CLUB
Will present all the mothers and
wives whose sons and husbands are
now serving their country in a pa
triotic candlelight service Sunday
night, Oct at pm. in the beau
tiful chapel of Berea Methodist
church. The Rev. S. W. Bankhead
was host. All mothers of sons and
wives OF husbands now in the
armed forces are invited to this
unusual program. Harvey C. jack
son, counsellor OF Highland Park
schools and Mrs. Pauletta Powell.
chairman of the Mothers club
form the committee.
II. P. STUDY CLUB LUNCHEON
The Smart Brisk ladies OF the
Highland Park Study club will be
breaking bread together along
about noon next Friday in the
handsome home of Mrs. Teddy
Barnes. And the occasion7 It's a
get-together of the members of
this very intellectual group whose
club foundation is built on good
will, friendliness and service to all
mankind. That is especially needed
at this time. Mrs. Sally Saunders
is the newly elected chairman.
SUNDAY COMPANY
To enjoy fireside chat last Sum-
day in the coy living room OF Mrs.
Lottie Lee Hazard of Grand, West.
They were Mrs. Robert Walls and
Mrs. James Taylor Of Essex. Ont.
Mrs. Jessie Brooks Of Canton,
! Ohio spent-last -Sunday-witH- Mr..
and Mrs. James Clyde Of the PARK.
Miss Lottie Dickerson OF War
rem avenue was the inspiration for
a Sunday night supper party in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Page
of Pasadena.
YOUTH CALENDAR
The Youth council Of the MA.
AC.P. sponsored a skating party
last Friday night. The Sub-Debs
Dramatic guild Of the W.S.C. is
now in rehearsals for their fall
play which will be presented early
in December. Freddie Parker is
playing the leading role opposite
Sonia johnson. Jean Bankhead,
who starred last spring in The
Light in the Window" will appear
in heavy role. Bernice Davis will
be seen in an outstanding part with
many other amateur players. This
production promises to be one of
the best Of its kind presented in
the Park. The players are very
pleased with their lines and are
doing fine work at their very first
rehearsals. The players gave a
pre- Halloween party Saturday
night in the home of Bernice Davis
and had loads Of fun.
Peggy Doyle, daughter Of Mrs,
Agnes Porter, will entertain a
group Of students at a buffet next
Saturday night The guests Will
be students from the music DEPART
ment of Cass. Peggy has an in
spiration to organize a community
orchestra.
The Youth Fellowship hour held
each Sunday evening at Berea Is
getting to be something worth
while. The topic for last Sundays
discussion was, The Community
in which We Live" What can the
youth do to make some Of the un-
pleasant conditions better?
The discussions were led by Jean
Bankhead, Lois Benson, Polly Mae
and Malinda Scott, Barbara Cor.
don and the adults 10 speak on this
vital topic were Reverend Bank.
head, the reverend Motimus, Mrs.
Bankhead and Mrs. Motimus. Plans
were presented by which a help
full program can be worked out for
bigger and better community
where UGH a movement is needed.
The NA.Ac.P. Youth council
holds weekly meeting each
Thursday evening in Fellowship
hall Of Berea at 1870 pm.
Mary Louise Carter, the little
girl from Atlanta, Ga. has organ
lied Poets club. Miss Carter is
senior at Cooley high school.
Sunday in the Park with the
churches The attendance at
the morning worship services.in all
Of the churches last Sunday was
large. The weather was crisp and
bright Smart suits topped with
fur scarfs, fall coats and hats and
dresses were worn by the best
dressed women and their daugh-
ters as they found their way "a
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