The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
Tatt|ings OF A Tottler
By T.. POPE SCOTT

Here We go with the news.
OF young folk. old folk and babes,
Lone YOU agree with our views !.
Charming visitor from Alabama
is Miss Louise Wright Miss
Wright is being entertained at
the homes OF her two brothers
Robert Lee and Willie Wright
and her sister. Mrs Clara Mae
Adams. Her stay will be an in
definite one.
Detroit is the stamping ground
~ an The States. Arriving from
Acw York is Mrs. Willie Wright
who is sojourning at the home
Of her mother. Mrs. Rosa Brown
Of Maine street.
Detroit supno<t Is merited BY
NE caltukR activity coming in
iae form ~ the American Negro
Music Fe. wal TO be presented
on July % At the Olympia. Pur-
pose OF the festival is to promote
inler-racial goodwill. Quite bit
oi Negro talent OF screen. stage
and radio distinction will parti-
cipaie
Exodus OF Detroit residents is
still continuing Mrs. Clayton Al
I'm Sr OF Dequindre street left
cn tie 10Th OF he month for
IDAHO and Chicago.
Everyone enjoyed themselves
Immensely at the get-together last
thursday given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Patton Jr.. OF Maine street.
Guests were A. c. Clemens.
lack Oliver, Jennie Loue. Beatrice
Hrown, Maude Chalmers. Chester
Jenkins. David Singleton. Betty
Bennett. Robbie Belcher, and Luz
ce'ia Richardson.
Northern High school graduates
from North Detroit are Gwen
ooiyn Clowers and Viola Collins.
Education is a swinging lamp.
ION have 10 hold the lamp 10
saln its shine. Pershing High
school graduates are: George
hennett, Dorothy Simpson. and
Marion Ford. who with an ALA
scholastic record won coveted
scholarship TO Wayne university.
Graduates OF the Girls Trade
school are: Mabel Madison. vir-
oell Smith, Elizabeth Nash. Clio
f'a Orange. Louise Payne. Louise
brown. Bessie Tell. Dorothy Boil
Den Lillian Bolden. Martha Tay-
lor and Leila Cant.
cleveland intermediate grad
YATES are Thelma Walker. Maui
uen Chalmers. James Hudson,
Moses Turner. Mr.. Woods. Mary
i'rr. Beatrice Lamar, Alfred
aHey Laura Thomas. Theodore
hunt- Jeanne Love. Wilbur Nc
rherson. Harold Merck, Leroy
Ihomas, Jordan Booth. Irene
curry James Evans. Tommy
'anasan. Luevenis Jackson.
hebhie Myrick. Ruth Farley. Lot
ne Neeley. Hazel Phillips. James
Stephens, Donald Warren Louise
watkins. Theotis Virgins. Ed
ward Williams. Dolores Wilson.
ne''y Bennett. Ralph Bostic. Rose
lee Fonnlng, Arthur Greene.
Kenneth Miner. Nancy Session. .
MILDRED Whitaker. Lorene Allan,
S'arence Austin. Bernice BOYER.
george Buie, Rufus Gill. Maggie
Johnson. Clementine and Mades-
.ne himbrough. Alma Marie Lee.
Aioert Lloyd. Barbara mcPher-
son Earline Moore. Roger Ro-
p'nson' John Williams. Vivian
oe'i' Barbara David. John Foster.
'arlne Holland. Marcel Marabie.
Narie Matlock. Bessie Myree.
A'lce Thornton. Veronica West.
narles Burney. Herbert Burton.
sames David. Nathaniel Ellis.
r ,.l Hill. Milton Oliver, Dolores
rnillips. Ora Sanders, Jessie
White.
Pvt Robert Richardson 10 home
y" leave from Fort Dix, New
'f'sey. He has been IN the serv-
ice since February and has been
stationed In Fort Dix for two
months. Pvt Richardson 10 a
High school graduate.
MT and Mrs. James Henderson
are his parents.
CONGRATULATIONS for birthdays
.n's month: Clinton and Leonard
rope June IL: Thomas Brown.
June 70; Margaret Brown, June
II; Jerry Brown. June a.:
'nomas Roberts. June a. May
you have more happy birthdays.
Don't FORGET that picnic 10 be
t'Fen BY the Composite Lodge
NO. II, Hamtramck, on July Is. 4