The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30


for --latest reports are that the
otherwise perfectly healthy child
is getting along very fine. Have
you forgotten her parents names?
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott OF
il446 Grand Haven. A card would
help the young people much right
now.
II you'd like TO hear some
music that will relax your nerv-
Gus system, then be sure to at
tend the concert being given by
the United Senior choirs at ST.
Johns church. On St. Aubin and
Maple streets on July 8. Every
year Mrs. Yolande Maddox brings
the cholrs together. vDon't miss
something worth hearing.
BY the by, am told the senior
choir at ST. James church Is
progressing 100 per cent. Choir
includes: Lillian Moore. Ola Mae
Wise. Helen Brown, Rosa Lee
Barrack. Callie Sheriff.. Aida
X. Smith, r Tookes. James Stan
ley. n. Palmer. B. Walker,
George Knox and James Cromer.
we work hard. we play hard,
place in society we don't retard."
Thus ran the minds OF the petite
and charming operators OF the
lovely Magic shoppe as they
eaily celebrated the first ami
versary OF tho shoppe. Operators
are: Rosie Lee Hunt. Pauline
Brown. Lila Batch and the own
or. Miss Odessa Collins. who Is
also an operator. Because they
are well-known and popular the
girls received many lovely gifts.
among which were flowers. cham
payne. silver and everything. :.
Celebration took place In the
shop a, 20l6 f. Dawson.
On the sick list this week are.
Rev. James Moore. OF the Galilee
Baptist church: Dolores Curry.
who had tonsillec.omy cher
parents are MIR. and Mrs. lsom
Curry. Dolores was confined
10 the Curwood hospital. but is
home now; and Rosa Belle War
rem. OF Goddard street. who was
recently brought home from the
hospital and had to be rushed
back.
Stork news is very encouraging.
Congrats 10 the Percy Browns
(Jessie NJ. Love-. whose nurs-
cry Is now presided over by a
sweet baby girl born Monday.
Anticipating. are the Edward
Ogletrees OF Riopelle street
Have you someone returning
from the service OF his or her
country? n so. why not follow
the advice OF National Command
err Edward n. Schelberling OF
the American Legion. and come
through with n Welcome Party TO
greet these war weary vets II
is important that church e >.
schools. city clubs and all types
OF community organizations take
part in these homecoming af-
fairs. For more data, contact me
az so47 st. Anbin
The Phi Gamma Delta sorority
CT the Lewis Business college
was the sponsor of fine caba-
ret party on Friday evening at
the 10 Horsemen's Civic center.
"A night In the Orient" was an
outstanding feature, made so by
the Interpretation OF Hawaiian
dances by twelve beautiful and
talented girls. Star OF he Egyp-
tan dances was Lenore Car
rison. who was slim. sleek
personification OF sophistication
as she slowly stole the show.
while she performed the smooth.
soothing gyrations Of the dance.
A large cowd welcomed Mrs.
Lewis OF the Lewis Business col
lege as she was introduced 10
them. Corsages OF gorgeous gar
denias were presented to Mrs.
Odessa Howell and Mrs. Barbara
Anderson. who helped make the
party a success. The browning
OF the Queen OF the Lamrlishters
was sight TO behold. Soft
lights and sweet music were in
ducive 20 the swaying OF the
summers eve night-lifers, some
OF whom were: Lucy Milhouse.
Ruby Thomas. Scylesta Thurman,
Edrena Killough. Pauline Robins.
Evelyn Thurman. Mary Robins,
Jesse Kirkland and many, many
others
Surprises are fun.
O. ~ ~.vo ona"