The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
Thunder on the Social Front
b. The LIitie corporal

News this week rains down upon thick and flu
ously the paper bombs that sixty planes dropped
on Detroit this past Tuesday at Did watch the
papers in their fight from the clouds to the earth! 1t
gave swell idea of how parachutst looks. as ne
whs through space hoping to land righde up when ne
finally reaches land And how many of you column read
have enrolled for Civilian Defense? We'd like to
Guess you heard about the sweater girls being def
ntey of the Defense picture in Denver Authorities
banned such glamour garments Of Lana turner nspra
male employees and slowed down production How
about supplying the males with blinkers?
And Ernest Fisher is still in town, after all the fan
fare that surrounded his impending departure to the army
Bright and early Friday morning Ernie reported to the
induction center only to learn that at the moment the
army not in need Of more buck prvates OF color
Ernie promised to drop around within another week or
ones affairs then finding that start in right where
one left off. -
Gertrude Andrews Duncan is knittng-but rather some
thing for the Duncan heirs wardrobe.
Harrison Washington and Billy Hall deserted Custer
for Detroit the weekend They bring the sad tldngs
that Davis reported being in service with the AEF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beckett. of Chicago were the
last week.
Joe Craigen. Mamie Jeffres and Mr. Allen, Of Grand
Rapids dned on fet mgnon at the Jefersonian banquet
Saturday, the BookCadillac. Postscrip-S25 head
Have you made your reservations for the Detroit
Study clubs presentation of Josephine Love? The recital
is March 26, at Detroit Institute of Arts
After Uncle Sam notified Walter Walker that his
services needed in the Army, Mr.. Walker notified
the Rev. L. Brady that his services needed to per-
form marriage ceremony. Walter and his fancee, the
charming Miss Lucy Martin spoke their Feb. 20
1912 instead Of waiting until this coming June pre-
viousy planned Both parties popular young people
Walter being of the faithful clerks of Second Baptist
church.
Mrs. Minnie Donovan celebrated her birthday March
and called several ladies to enjoy the nice affair
Those present included Mesdames Pearl Penck Flora
Mckinney Helen Tandy. Eunice Lowery Lou Harris Hell
en- Toode Jenie Page Florence Cole and Margaret Piper
Others who kilograms cards and gifts to the honoree
but who not present included Mrs Viola Constable
Mrs. Ernestine Walker, Mrs Lena Cox. Mrs Fannette
Norris Mrs Helen Wright Garvin and Mrs Irene Graves
If you miss that second a-star musical at St John
Presbyterian church. Friday March 49, you will surely
miss musical Several of the local stars will be
there and you that they going to burst forth
and shine with glory
The Willing Workers had bingo party at Plymouth
church last Friday which bowling success The la
Rhonny Marshall helped out There lots of prizes
consisting of vegetables cake plates towels aprons
-four, soap and handkerchiefs Some of the folk who
played and ate and got prizes Mr. and Mrs. Allie
Smith Mrs Muse. Albert Greenlaw, Mrs. Edward White
Mayme Carroll D. j. Grimes Elaine Conway, Mrs. Ida
TAYLOR Mr. and Mrs Robert Parker Mrs. Matte Scott
Miss Winonna Allen, Mrs. Clara Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs
William Hill Mrs Robert Simmons. Miss X. Stanigan
Mrs. Frank Perkins, Charles Rawlings Mrs Virginia
White Mrs Tbbs Mrs Orion Wells, Mrs. Henry Gregory
and daughter, Ann; Mr. and Mrs. Holly Mrs. Bernice
Langston Mr. Liscomb Fletcher Routt Mrs Gladys Allen
Mrs Bernice Taylor Mrs Rachel Strong Mrs Roy Gorel
Mrs Marcela Daniels Mrs Estella Bradley. Miss Ruby
Bradley Miss Aurea Walton, Mrs. Eliza Foster Archie
Anderson. Mrs. William Fuller and Miss Ann Palmer.
The Corporal wants to direct the attention of the
SQUADRON of Mirror fans to Evelyn c. Popes Tattngs
Read them for Evelyn comes on" and tells it all