The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-15
North End
News
BY MARIAN C. McGILL

Inc masses at Sacred Heart
Church were we'll attended on SUM-
day. Being Mothers Day. many
were present to pay tribute to
mother and also to the Blessed
Mother. Rev. Father Mullen sang
the $3.50 mass and the $50 mass and
also delivered very inspirational
sermon. He paid special tribute TO
those mothers who are with us and
to what we owe TO her even though
she is old and feeble. We should
love, honor and respect her as our
dear Lord loved his mother. Sum-
day being the second Sunday, the
Holy Name men and boys CON-
muned in body. They offered up
their mass for their mothers and
for mothers throughout the world.
The Epist was taken from LIST Peter
2:2l-26 and the Gospel from st.
John 10:ll-l6.
Devotional on Tuesday evening at
l:30 followed by instruction class
rhe classes are conducted by Father
Clynnes and Father Mullen. You
are cordially invited. Sunday will
be communion for the Children of
Mary. Confessions are heard on
Saturday. Parents are urged to CO.
operate and see that their children
go to confession on Saturday. Re-
member the boys in the service in
your prayers Rev Father Theifels,
pastor; Marian c. McGiu, reporter
REMARKABLE
Have you ever heard Baby Mary
Frances Williams, five years old, en-
tighten you on politics, history and
reliious subjects? She has never
been to school and can spell any
words you ask her. She wa the
wonder on the program on Sunday
at the Y.W.CA. She is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of Sacred
Church.
IMPROVING
Mrs. Eva Graham is improving in
st. Mary's hospital. Mrs McGill |
taken i'll on Sunday evening after
the play at the Y.W.C.A. and is
confined to bed. The doctor or
dered complete rest. We wish her
a speedy recovery.
CHRISTIAN MOTHERS NEWS
On Sunday afternoon in the
auditorium Of the Y.WCA., the
Metropolitan players presented for !
the Christian Mothers of Sacred
Heart a drama and fashion show.
The skits on the program were
written and directed by our own,
Mrs. Rosa Reid Williams. The OPEN
ing scene was the miracle of the
Blessed Mother in the home OF Mrs
Homer Griffin and her two beauti-
full daughters whose desire is 10
enter convent and become a nun,
but the mother is a bit hesitant I'M
til this miracle happens while talk
ing to the girls The characters in
this scene were as follows: Mrs.
Marian c. McGill as the mother;
Jerry Westbrook and Connie Green
house, the daughters; Lena Mae
Curl, the blessed Virgin; the little
angels were Lorraine and Amy
Smith, Annie Lee, Patsy Westbrook,
Victorine Singleton, Irene McGill,
Ceola Bradford AVE A Marie" was
sung by Rose Marie Walker. The
skit, woman in This War;" was
scream from beginning to end. The
madam Of the house was played by |
Mrs. Lonnie Bradford. Amanda, the
maid. was Tessie Fails: Susie, the
niece was Jean Scott; lam the
cheuffeur, was Jimmie Wilson, Liza,
the newsy maid next door was
Catherine Westbrooks Our poet OF
CKLW, Miss Theresa Caver also
gave two beautiful readings on
Mothers Day.
Then Mrs. Knox with her dancing
dolls entertained the guests. Mrs.
Marian Ames Green with her
dancing team from Birdhurst Cen
ter were very good, Marian always
has her way with small children.
It's her life work. Take them away
from her and her life would be
finished. Then our own girls OF
Sacred Heart, Catherine and Jerry
Westbrook, danced beautifully. They
have been dancing since they were
two years old. Miss Veronci Steel's
joined the team also.
The fashion show was announced
by Miss Vunies Barrow. Say she
was chic and charming as she an
nounced each model. Space will
not allow US TO mention the names
OF each model. but you missed
treat by being absent for such
gowns and beautiful furs, hats,
nylon hose and the slippers-well
they had their supply before ration
ing. The bridal gown was shown
by Mrs. Frederika Barker Ventour.
Every model was charming.
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