The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
BY MARGARET sEBREE

The Rev. Nathaniel Jackson of
First Baptist church was guest
speaker al the Central Baptist
church Thursday evening during
the first anniversary celebration of
the Rev. c. Bishop. pastor Of the
church.
MANY FRIENDS and we'll wish
ers of Southwest Detroit were
present at the recital of Mrs. Min
ME l. Scott, talented musician
and vocalist. She presented fine
program.
Club los met at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Jones of Solvay
street Plans were made for an
elaborate holiday affair. Refresh
ments were served after the meet
ing. Mesdames Cassie Jones and
Mae Fireman were guests of honor.
Mrs. Grace Cenipold, school girl
friend Of Mrs. Eula Jones and Mrs.
Clara Jenkins, sisters, were dinner
guests at the home OF Mrs. Jones,
Monday. After dinner. other guests
were invited in for an evening of
entertainment.
DARNELLAR GUNNELES and
Marcel Caldwell were secretly
married Tuesday. which came as a
surprise to all Of their friends. We
wish the couple much happiness.
Willie Suber was discharged
from the army last week after
spending two years overseas.
The Rev. c. Scrutchions, asso-
ciate pastor of Peace Baptist
church, was guest speaker at First
Baptist church. Sunday. His SUBJ
ject was Purity"
The Jolly Ten Social club met at
he home of Margaret Sebree Mon
day afternoon.
THE PERSONALITY club met
at the home OF Mrs. Leila Floyd
Wednesday evening. A delightful
evening was spent by the MEM
bers after the business session
Cards were played and refresh
ments served.
Lee Pearson OF Home street died
Monday morning after several
years OF Illness. Mr.. Pearson's sur
vivors include his widow, Mrs. Ona
Mae Pearson, and three sisters. He
was a resident Of this community
for many years.
L. B. Singleton Of COPELAND street
died Tuesday. He leaves to mourn
a daughter.
Everyone enjoyed himself at
the feather party given by the
Jolly Ten Social club at the home
& the president Of the club.
MR.. AND MRS. ADAM WEST OF
Home street were dinner guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Nike Brown Thanks
giving day.
Sgt. Adolphos Collins has been
released from the army after three
years overseas in the European
theatre Of operations.
Young Charles Cooper. son of
Charles Cooper now in the service
, IN the Philippines, was guest of
honor al party onahis third birth
day Sunday The party was given
by his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Johnson OF 303 S.
Morrell. Games we're played by
the youngsters and refreshments
served.
GUESTS were Patricia Dye.
Bobby Epps. Dorothy James. Tai
madge James, Gloria Jean Jnffer-
son. Benjamin James, Robert and
Ronald Young. Adults present
we're Mesdames Lula billiard, Eve
lyn jefferson, Bette Cooper. Ludine
Young and Ruth Cooper. The tiny
honoree received many gifts.
Mrs. Leila Floyd entertained the
senior choir Of First Baptist church
and a few other friends at a din
ner party Saturday. This was also
the occasion OF the Floyds 18th
wedding anniversary. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Alec
Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hunter, Mrs. Florence Dixon, Mrs.
Anna Reeves, Mrs. Annie Toliver,
Mrs. Dolores Johnson. Mrs. Ruby
Ga;ewood. Mrs. Alexander Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Prison.
Joshua Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs
Williams Perry. John Epps. Bud
Hines. Mrs. Cora Gresham, Mr..
and Mrs John Brown. Mrs. Lu-
reather Cook. Mrs. Joann Miller.
Paul Hardin. Mrs. Mary Titles and
Margaret Sebree.
Geraldine Butler left Saturday
for an extended visit in Spring
field, Ohio and Chicago.
RALPH JACKSON and Lydia
Wyatt were married in a quiet
ceremony Saturday !; was fol-
lowed by reception given by the
brides sister on COPELAND. Many
: IT'S we're received by the couple.
Guests present included Mrs. Flor
cnce Dixon. mother Of the groom;
John Brown. E. Richardson. Mrs.
Rosa l. Colman. Mrs. Vivian Wat
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Randall.
Mrs. Laura Graham, Miss Laura
Graham. Mrs. Emma Brown. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Jackson and
others.
The gospel chorus Of First Bap-
tlst church celebrated It's seventh
anniversary Sunday. Many cho-
ruses and choirs from all over the
city participated in the program
in the afternoon. Mrs, NarcLSsus
Friday is the president OF the
group. Mrs. S. z. Brown Is direc-
,ress and Mrs. Alexandra Miner
is pianist.
THANKSGIVING morning 'he
Rev. S. S. Harris Of 81. Paul AN E.
church was guest speaker at the