The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23

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Co-hostesses al fine party in
Conant Gardens. Friday u Tx
were: Gwendolyn Rogers. Ruby
iancy Ethel Richhoro. and Mice
Gould. Given at the home of Ethel
Richbow. the guests who enjoyed
The party were: Robbie Belcher.
Richard Pope. Thelma Yancy.
Richard Ware. Charles Sharfver.
Arthur Reed, James Yancy. Al
fonso Forming. Harry Freeman.
Sanford Montgomery Leroy Mad
dox, Gertrude Frazier. Maurice
Voughns. Alice Whitley. Earl
Thompson. James Peterson. Hat
tie Grant and others.
Outstanding young man this
week is Thomas Roberts OF
Lumpkin street Thomas is
graduate OF Commerce High
school. Has fine position in the
Defense Ordnance department as
high ranking typist IN Crosse
Pointe. During his high school
career. Thomas starred in ath-
letics; majored in bookkeeping
and office machines His first
two years In high school Thorn
as played the baritone horn and
was captain OF the basketball
team. He attends Wayne univer-
siiy, pursuing accounting as an
advanced course in bookkeeping:
was president OF the &C" club
uetterman's club in Commerce
High. He was born in Detroit,
where he obtained his elementary
education. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Roberts are his parents. Or
chids TO you. Thomasl
Baseball schedule for the
American Legion Junior league
runs thusly: Eastside. Sunday.
June "a. all games at 100 pm.
Young VS. Bushway at jayne
Field s Edwards VS.. Phillips.
Jayne No. 4: Standings in the
league for the East Side Phil
lips has won two games. lost
three. percentage 400. Young has
won none, lost four, percentage
900
On the sick list Is Clarence
Ivey In Receiving hospital: Wal
ter Montague and Felix Simpson
at Veterans hospital: Paul wor-
thy, George T Mattingly. Samuel
J. Harris. Robert Willis. c. Few
at Herman Kiefer: and Thomas
Nelson. at Veterans hospital.
On June "a John Marshall Post
276 will convene at asa Mt. YER
non in a business session. Ernest
Gibson is commander: Fred d.
Haynes, adjutant
Orchids also go to 14-year-old
Roland Johnson OF Lumpkin
street. who saved the life OF 49,
year-old Joseph Raspberry. Jr..
who lives On Dawson avenue. II
happened In the intermediate
school swimming pool. Roland
dived first. Then came Joseph
who dived and Immediately floun-
dered. went down twice and
stayed a while. Sensing the boys
predicament. Roland swan over
with quick def strokes to where
he had last seen Joseph. As JOS
eph came up the third time. Ro-
land grabbed him 10 the side
of the pool. Roland is the son
OF Mrs. Lenore Johnson; Joseph
Is the son OF Joseph Raspberry.
who owned wholesale store
here
Mrs. Charles Chambers. OF IT
Smith. Ark who has been visit
ing her daughter. Lucille Cham
bers. OF Hague avenue. since
February. will leave for her home
In Arkansas soon. Newcomers in |
Detroit are Mrs. Chambers SON
-In-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Green. and their s.
week-old son. Michael.
The Senior choir OF Scott Meth
odist church IL having must
Gale. featuring Mrs. Estelle An
drews and Mrs. Ruby Philpot.
soloists. and Miss Lavella Tullis,
harpist. at the church on Fri
day evening. June %.
The graduates OF the Detroit
OF Commerce had their
commenoement exercises Thurs
day. June n. at the Detroit In
stilute OF Arts The Junior-sen-
Tor prom was on Friday, At the
Urban league.
The Influence OF The Negro
On American Music" will be the
subject OF DR.. Nellie B. Huger's
talk. when she speaks At Metro
politan Methodist church. Tues
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