The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-12
Glimpses
IN DErROIT'S MIRROR
BY Sylvia Penn

The ringing of local school bells this week was the
signal that Summer gone it's about Fall and
Winter activities that ahead We could almost fill
column where Deroiters have been visiting and tell
ing you of their return home Also there lot to tell
OF interest about the visitors who have been in midst
during the past several days
Mrs. Curtis Boykin and daughter, Mira Eleanor Jones'
Of Vinewood returned Monday after visiting the
aters husband Eddie Frank Jones' who is stationed with
the Coast Artillery at Morehead City NC.
Mrs. Marjorie Brad6eld is in Washington, DC, visit
ing with her parents and other relatives.
Mrs. Rosa Lee Farris charming southern matron and
her two lovely little lasses Agnes Lorne and Aieen have
been the houseguess of the Samuel Lewes and the Thorn
as Drums Of s22 Holbrook for the past two weeks Mrs
Farris and her daughters. who hail from Montgomery
Ala have been recipients of many social courtesies
Mrs. J. B. Massey of 1o221 Cardoni, and Mrs. s. L.
Williams Of 966 Cameron, left last Wednesday evening
the $3.50 Limited for fortnght visit with relatives in
Kansas City Mo-
Mr.. and Mrs H. Edmondson and their son, H. Edmon-
son. Jr., and the Ragsdaes all of Mansfield Ohio have
been in the Motor City visiting Mr. Edmonson's sister, of
Leicester street and Mr. and Mrs John Kelley Of Med
bury.
Mrs. II. Thomas of 352 Leicester, and her son and
daughter Harold and June. and Mrs Thomas two sisters
motored back to Sharon Pa after pleasant visit in De-
tro
their weekend and holiday guests Mr. and Mrs Nelson
Douglas and Mr. and Mrs Harold Shelton, of Columbus
Ohio. The visitors enjoyed their stay in the Motor City.
Messrs. Archie and Reuben Lyerly and their sister,
Alma all of Pittsburgh called TO Detroit last week,
account of the death of their mother Mrs Susan Lyer
of Dyar The deceased the aunt of Mrs. Will
liam H. Broyes. of Alger and of Robert Crump.
local newspaper man.
Mr.. and Mrs William Miles of 5522 Rvard, and their
daughters, and granddaughter. Delphne Cald-
well. Marvin and Maxine visiting relatives for month
in Roake Rapids NC.
The many friends of Mrs. Clarabel Jackson of 1892
Benton glad to learn that she is convaescng from
recent illness.
Mrs Eva Posey, Of Rvard is shutn by illness for the
Neghbors and friends wish her pid recovery
George Martin, 35l Rosedae, enlisted in the US.
yavy recently and present stationed at Crosse ISLE
ear Detroit Mr.. Martin is we'll known in the community
nd is close friend of Chief Hogsett of the Tribune staff
The socially prominent Mesdames William James and
ugene Fugett both of Nashville, Tenn breakfast
of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Cato, 554 Harmon street
st Friday morning. Cocktails and very delicious menu
served by the charming hostess Mrs. James pro-
etress Of Grace James hotel Nashville, smartly at
red in lovely gray twopiece suit while Mrs Fugett was
cry stunning we-tailored bobby suit. After the
eakast the visitors hurried off down town to do
: of ast-mnue shopping
Among the Detroit young who will be indicted
the armed service this week Peyton Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs J. l. Johnson. of Thirtieth street, and
mes Moore. OF Oakland avenue, baritone singer of the
esbyterian Church senior choir.
Arcoa Eliza Clark, infant daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
ark. Of West Grand boulevard, baptized last Sun
morning the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Clark is the
Arcola Phillips.