The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-27
Thunder on the Social Front
BY The Little Corporal

~, hos is complications, even for small boy, and
Lpa,t;ford of Parker avenue has his full share. He
taking piano lessons, and for several lessons
M alder brothers has been taking him to his music
ns , home Recently. however, Roger decided that he
acne 20 alone The difficulty here. The bus driv-
a 81 ht forgets to call Roger when they come to his
and poor Roger carried all the way down town be,
ore Wv Co Roger is always late for his lessons with
~ through town to boot but now Mamma Pettford has
sd in and has promised Roger session with the hair
G the next time ne passes his SUPP anu you Can Det ne
I'm End il next time
v.sbs Murphy Matthews, the young bride of Robert
swa visited the Tribune office this week with her
nssinlaw Young Mrs. Matthews comes from news
ssr family herself, her father being Carl Murphy, Of
E American Her mother is one of the founders
nI Sigma Theta sorority and her mother-in-law, Mrs
S.ri Matthews is entrant in The Detroit Tribunes
EEOy Garden Contest
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Owens and their family have taken
!, residence on Log Cabin avenue.
ptb Graham celebrated her first anniversary as man.
,gr Of Providen Loan company's branch in the Tobin
Sduq last week The office staff helped her celebrate
ne occasion by taking her to dinner at the Paradise and
visited the Congo
cders in town over the weekend included Sergeant
willis Ward of Fort Custer; and 1t. Henri Anderson
And as pleased anything is M. Sgt Fred Hubbard of
seee who is notifying his friends of the fact that he
snow citizen of the usA He Canadian by birth.
When the Midwestern Regional conference of Delta
Sigma Theta sorority is held in Cleveland this weekend
hp Detroit chapters will be represented by Cecil Whit
sSe Boykin president of Alpha P Sigma chapter; and
|Ccnela Baker, of Tau chapter.
| The Rev Howard Thurman, dean of chapel at How
|rd university is Lenten speaker at the Lafayette the
|r services all this week Every year, is the Rev. Mr.
|Thurmans custom dine with John and Gertrude Early
Whose fine cuisine has built them up large business at
|her dining at Columbia and st. Antoine streets
Across from the Tribune office
| Dr. O. O. Sweet is back in town, after
|tm Florida Mrs Carrie Riley is also enjoying the
suhnds warmth visiting relatives and friends in Louis
|vls Ky.
Charlotte Franzee, who is in private life Mrs Pau
Nh. Frsby was in town few days last week, before re-
|nmng her musical studies in New York Miss Franzelle
making musical fame for herself and her race She VIII
appear again this year at Town Hall in New York. the
proving ground Of artists
Jessica Cole is recovering from recent siege Of the
humps al her home on Josephine.
Bukhardt Taliaferro was the Tribunes young repre-
sentative al the Older Boys and Girls conference at the
YWCA last week 1t he who helped gather the news
Of the conference which appears in this ssre OF the III
bMe
Doris Pelham was hostess to group of friends Satur-
day. who regularly informal sessions to master the
art Of bridge playing The girls enjoyed homemade choc
ate ice and cake before the games began Ihelr
escorts and husbands dropped by later and enjoyed the
Seng in the den with Host Alfred Pelham ana fatner
BENJAMIN Pelham. The bridge-payers included Kay Mar
shall Of Red Bank, NJ; Margaret Thomas, Victoria Nc
Cal Virginia Brownley, Julia Brady, Maryetta Posey
and Elaine Dunbar.
Clip the coupon from the Tribune on page and
enroll in the Trbune's Yard Victory Garden Contest
SWING into step this front and become producer as
well as consumer. Many prizes will be awarded for gar
% adudged the best but If you do not capture one
q the various awards, you will have earned valuable
pn the form of baskefus of fresh vegetables grown
ngn IN your own backyard.