The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
NEWS FROM ECORSE
BY MILO CASTOR

colored janitor will be promised,
but we won't get them, unless we
put the right men on the board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley White, 3s37
Twelfth street, left last Wednesday
for points In the South and West,
on their second honeymoon trim.
They expect to be gone about three
or four weeks. Lawrence Johnson
accompanied the couple on the trip.
The Ecorse Club 400 celebrated
its third Sunday evening Blue Hour
Sunday and its getting better and
better. The celebrity of the evening
was an emcee OF fame from New
York. Those who don't attend next
Sunday will surely miss rare
treat. Mrs. Arlesta Cook rendered
several fine numbers during the
Blue Hour. A delicious chicken din
ner was served.
X. c. Fowler is much improved
and Is able to sit up, to the delight
OF his many friends.
The Twin City Social club held
its monthly social meeting last
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. Rose
Dalton. The club plans to sponsor
chicken dinner sale on May 20.
Miss Ann Holman was feted at a
miscellaneous shower Friday. The
affair was sponsored by Mrs. Sadie
Piazzo, Mrs. Bernice Green and Mrs.
Colleen Smith. 1t was an elaborate
AFFAIR. Pokeno, whist and other
games furnished the entertainment.
Prizes were captured by Mrs. Bran
ham and Mrs. williams. others
present in addition to the honoree
included Mrs. Williams, mother OF
the bride-elect: Mrs. Booker, moth
OF the prospective groom: Mrs.
Alexander Dalton. Jr., Mrs. ID.
Branham. Mrs. whitney MCDANIEL.
Mrs. Randolph. Mrs. Crusol, also
the hostesses, Miss Royce Kennedy
and Miss Dorothy Phillips. A delic-
ious luncheon was served. The
bride-to-be was the recipient of
numerous beautiful and useful gifts.
A farewell lparty was given at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. walter Grit
nm. 1904 Ninth ytreet, recently. in
honor OF Sergeant Samuel Griffin.
Present at the party were: Sergeant
and Mrs. Samuel Griffin, Mrs. Will
lie NJ. Hickson. Mr.. and Mrs. Bobo
and brother. Tommy Griffin, Mrs.
Brogg, OF Detroit; Mrs. Fannie Riv-
ers. the Griffin sisters; Jack Craw-
ford and friend, Miss Bessie Bell:
Helen Sanders. Miss Minnie Lee
Pierce and everal other guests from
Ecors. River Rouge and Detroit.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
A very impressive sermon was
preached at Mt. Zion Sunday morn
ing, entitled, Behold Thy Mother"
The Senior choir rendered appro-
pirate Mothers Day songs, which
were very comforting to those
with mothers. Many were present,
wearing red and white flowers. WIS.,
itors included Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie
Crawfodr. DR.. King. the Rev. J.
Ford, the Suttles family. Miss Alice
Kennedy. Mr.. Small. Mrs. b. Will
liams, Maggie, Maxine and Mozella
Robertson.
Winners Of the recent contest al
Mt. Zion we're: Mrs. Florence
Campbell and group. Mr.. Vaughn
the defeated captain OF the ladies
group, had to serve Mrs. Campbell
and her group. who were the men,
The Rev. A. T. Phillips preached
Sunday evening. Music was render
ed on the program by the senior
choir. Mrs. o. Simons was bacl,
again, to the delight OF the church
members. On the sick list are: Mrs
c. Vaughn and Mrs. Z. Smith. Mrs
Young was present at Sunday
school and brought four visiting
children with her.
The Rev. George Stevenson Il
pastor of the church: Johnnie Tay.
| lOr, reporter.