The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05
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IN DErROIT'S MIRROR

By Sylvia Penn

~, srrines eternal in the heart of man, and SO we
nv eIuberant defense worker from California who
a into he Tribune office seeking lodging His speci-
n for the present called for large airy room, fur
s s1 Il the front of the house An apartment he ex-
'e a,S would be TX. later. We assured him that
nt know Of such things as spare rooms and vacant
here in Detroit these days. He in turn assured
1s. lind and come back to tell us how ne dood
Ann Benson has as her house guest this week her sis
Irs Vivian Parker and Miss West. both Of Cleveland
s,ne over for the Bridge tourney.
The mention of bridge reminds that Mrs Lydia
M rotarned last week from bridge tournament in
XC.oo bringing home new laures and rules we
rSr which She applied this week in the local tourney
Local Detas wind up their Victory Book drive this
IN Nth a presentation ceremony at the YWCA
Xorors from Scfridge Field will receive the 200 books
KEN Dcron sorors have galnered their share in f5-
o5ook national drive, headed by Victoria Mccall, ma
5ea journalist Of the Delta group.
Detroers have voted Mrs. Menelik jackson, of At
r whom they met last week when she and her husband
s ouscrucstng with the Tom Loves, one Of the pref
q. Young matrons they've in long time. She's
rsse and has a Very charming manner.
Delegates for the NAACP confab have already begun
\ ca,bcr M Detroit Dr. and Mrs. William Poses guests
~ Mrs po~tlcs uncle. DR.. Andrew Singleton of Brook
NJ Ky and Theodore Spaudng. Of Philadelphia.
m n'eraned for their guests at party Sunday eye
NJ al nelr home on Parker avenue.
Mrs Ida Poses returned last week from an extended
Fs,ason ] Brooklyn, NY
Henry Jason is home from Lincoln, Neb where he is
Eaoned III came to be at the bedside of his father Will
Ear Jason WHO is i'll with pneumonia.
The Drs Moore-Doris and Midridge expect an sddi-
Er . their family in July. They're hoping it's girl, SO
|s can oe chFistened Vckie Moore.
Mrs sege Bryant, of Flint the guest last week
RI her daughter Mrs. Gwendolyn Glover, here.
NO garden this year." is Mrs. Carrie Priests ultima
Mrs Priests garden last year was the center of
Eg0horhood attraction because in it she grew cotton.
came rom far and near to the wonderful plants.
|rcd Fee bushes down to the twig and the Priests
rcfted NOT BY their industry
|, Arlene Hill Carson, whom many of you remember
EaeeNe AaderSons attractive niece from New York City
| % liked here while moved to Lynchburg. Va after
'r marriage last year The Carsons now have lovely
Mrs Clara Payne, of Buffalo, is the guest this week of
\ sAa avs Archie Lindsey, of Parker avenue. Mrs.
ef vim did beautiful job of recovering from
\ pe['' will accompany Mrs Payne when she re-
F'ns Y bgiFao later this week
Mrs Beulah Shelton and her daughter, Ruth,
rs gye,e sunday OF Sgt John Hicks, at Ft Custer Mich
49, 'Ae NNN with JOHNNIE, VINO is kuth nance, MIS-
Saen soa'inued TO Akron Ohio, to visit friends She
'S!aed home Tuesday.
Martha Brady Tandy recently wrote home from Cal
rrs'a Nnerc she visited her soldier husband Howard
lsa0 al she didn't know the could shine bright
~ does out West She's in Oakland Calf, and How
Ks. a. Stationed one mile away at Camp Knight. Chris
lahNN Towards sister. plans TO move to California
'e when hool closes, where she will Join her moth
I, Howard Tandy. Sr who is already there; and her
,l Robert who attends theological school in Red
lands c alif
Vne Ct our boys home from Alaska last week and
towns people interesting facts about that
$. 'nern outpost He said the surroundings desc
~ VA, NE service men had place to go and nowhere
|tsu 'ner money. SO long. Sylvia.
Have You Heard?
nay one Of the guests at the birthday party which
me- after gave last week for June Dickens made
m ake and walked off with another guests prize bottle
b, sss'c after carefully deposng the wrapping in an
sure waste basket?