The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12
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Many Ecorse folk spent Labor
Day out OF the city. although the
majority remained on the job. This
Labor Day was different from 9TH
ers. in that II was not looked upon
as time OF rest. but a time 10
work harder than ever to keep the
natica free.
Among the local folk who spent
the holiday out OF town were: Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley White, Mrs. j. B.
Lewis, Mrs. Alberta CASTOR. Mrs (.
Esselean CASTOR. Miss Juanita Gas
ton. Yours Truly. and many more.
Don't fail TO get your Detroit
Tribune next week, because. as
Walter winchell says. Next week,
I'll be back like a flash with all
the flashes about Ecorse and its
doings."
The younger set OF Ecorse and
River Rouge got together at tie
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Red
dick. OF 4144 Eleventh street. In
Ecorse. recently. TO say farewell TO
Miss Margaret James. Of Chicago.
who has been visiting her aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Thomas. OF 18th street, here. Those
attending the party included: Dixie
Lee Reddick. Ruth Patterson. John
r. Roundtree. Wardell Lyons. Win
ME and Mildred McCrary, Bonnie
Jenkins. Grace Allen. Helen Cham
bers. Luther and John Rodgers.
Jr.. Thelma and Doris Craighead.
Edward Allen. Johnnie p. Roun-
tree. Jr.. Corinne Spencer, Arthur
Harrington. Wilbert Covington.
Louise Rodgers and julius Ed
wards.
The Twentieth Century Exchange
club was entertained recently at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Eubanks. Sunday afternoon. Sept.
6. A delicious chicken dinner with
all the accessories was enjoyed.
Others present. in addition to the
members OF the regular commit
tee. consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
burden, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius
Soares, we're: Mrs. M. Bulioch,
Flournoy. OF Chicago: Mrs. Martha
Chambers and Martin Reddick, WIS.,
itors. Mrs. Eubanks, attired in a
beautiful blue and white dinner
gown and displaying a Tuskegee
alumni emblem, made a perfect
hostess. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boil
den and Mr.. and Mrs. Wynn were
absent and were missed immensely
Mrs. burden and Mrs. Mary Eu-
banks entertained very charminely
with vocal and piano selections.
Mt Zion Baptist Church
Sunday. masterful sermon was
preached by Pastor G. A. Steven
son. subject, THE Lords Fire De-
partment." text, Pulling Them
Out OF The Fire" Fine music was
rendered by the senior choir
Among the visitors were: Walter
Choice. William Amos. Margaret
Ferguson. Simon Fuller. Mrs. Cum
mings. Mrs. Leila Greene, Resale
Burnley. Bessie Burnley. Harvey
Hill. Mrs. Cofeld. Mr.. McCrary.
Mr.. Cofield was added TO the
church membership.
Members and friends who wish
to join the Junior choir are invited
TO come TO choir rehearsals Tues
day evenings at $3.50 o'clock.
The pastor is leaving for the Ma
tional Baptist convention and will
tour the country before returning.
Johnnie Mae Taylor is church
reporter.
Mrs. Illinois Griffin IS Joining her
husband in Trenton. Nj. where
he is staff sergeant at Fort Dix.
While there she and the Sergeant
will spend some time in neighbor-
ing cities In New York and Penn
sylvania.
Visits
Mrs. william Johnson 81 1894
Thirteenth street. Econse. Mich
Just returned from an extended
thip through Georgia and Tonnes
see visiting friends and relatives
She was accompanied by her moth