The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-08
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TALK IF If TOWN
BY LrNNETTE PENN

day accounting of the lives actions and thoughts of
nIe The pulse of the world has quckened ~ with
llren interests in the problems Of It's peoples The
mc ouic kening is felt in dynamic Detroit where each
et reveals SOME new item atteSting to this viewpoint ~
awe 90 press many concentrations being received
H. Editor Boykln Andrew smith Edward Swan and Louis
Rlannt who guests the In Our Opinion" radio
ocram over radio station WJR on last Sunday noon
While they discussing current issues the ether
oyes Mrs Curtis Boykin mother Of the editor and Mrs
psrha Boykn. relative. present the Detroit Tri-
nne Office to view the proceedings The usual buzzy
ond Of the linotype machines stillcd operators
n Raphael Oliver l. and Clinton McDufey Joined the
ram Also listening from the vantage point OF the ed
.orial office Andrew Powell Lloyd Johnson Eddie
Frank Jones. and Cecil Robinson.
EPoCH-MAKING also, was the record vote
turned by sepa citizens and friends who the
pos to support Louis Blount and Charles Hill in their
gallant for representation in the City Council
Citizens all walks of life paused in the days
pstions rally to their support Rallyng too
hosts Of friends Eugene Toomer who recently APP
nointed Area Worker for the Detroit Public Schools.
with dquarters Miller High School He succeeds
William Loving, who recently appointed Counsel
lor at the Northern High School Toomer, formerly
teacher at the Dwyer Elementary School the first
Negro appointed to the faculty and also tutor to
Sugar Chile Robinson of his recent tours MIR.
and Mrs James jackson of West Grand Boulevard
genial hosts Toomer and of the members of the
teaching staff Friday night As farewell present
from the group he presented album OF Beethoven
recordings Wishing him well in his position and
ENJOYING the festivities of the night H. c. Gregg,
of the Dwyer School; r. L. webster, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Mclaughlin Mrs. Ruth Levenburg Misses
Mary Fuqua Armsead MIR. and Mrs. Allen Smith. Miss
Laura Kate Campbell, Mrs. Wade Boykin and number
Of others :. Toomer is graduate Of Kentucky State
College
WHEN Carol. BRICE famed contralto appears at
The Scottish Rite Cathedral Sunday November 49, the
event viii mark the beginning of another eventfu year IN
The Nellie Watt Concert Series and the Patrons of Arts
The latter group is now ending mammoth membership
drive which has been chaired by Dr. RalSton Mitchell
~ next Thursday night Nov B. il is expected that inc
membership will exceed its present rolls by one thousand
Working diligently to make this true are committee
members Mesdames Euge West. George Sawyer Eliza
beth Jackson. Evangene Simpson. Agnes Swan Beulah
Carter Myrtle Cook, Mary Stewart. Nancy late Johnhe
t;racey Haley Bell Thomas Stocke. Arthur Brandon
Mona Locke Gertrude Jones Darlene Belfon Gonzella
Paev Louis Perry Patty Wheeler Iowa Moore, Earl on
way Frances Smoot Mr.. Romane Jones, Mr. Henry ho-
comb, Mr. John Donvoneur and MISS Harriei barrier.
PRIZE-WTNNERS /. !. in the recent bridge tourna-
nen sponsored by the Detroit Bridge League were Mrs
lyda Goggns and Dr. Otis Sweet They emerged yieto
ros following skill played in games conducted by of
cuS Polk bridge expert from Chlcago ~ "AE pau
m the contest were fourteen tables Of bridge advocates
many from Detroit and others from lockbourhe ana Ne
Iapd Ohio Chicago and Pittsburgh he winners hau
their inscribed on the trophy donated oy ' %
Lakes Mutual Insurance Company botn reoe!te =, ~,
cas- Of the trophy . . President of the Detroit hruRe
League is Conway Jones
GATHERING FRIENDS AROUND was debonar Ray
Rogers on Sunday night when ne was hoSt 70 UNIV ~
more persons at the Nacirema Cluo ne tNeli 1
and things of interest that have happened recently sea-"
ed about the beautifully decorated banquGt laplt WI
Lee Crowford the Ulysses Boykls Ruth Penn Mr. ana
Mrs Marshall Smith. L. Macmillan luthefn -, ~
ellie Walker Mr. and Mrs. Gus Reed Brady MOSS ill.,
crs Dorothy Coleman, Augusta Taylor AM" III NJ
1helma Baldwin Mary Hayes Fred Long lrehuSs NU VIZ
row. Mr. and Mrs H. L. Bradley, he ferd fehS anu ~
crs . The genial host was toasted many 'imeS pl Wy
group :. He leaves this week for an interesting N"
in the Eastern section of the country. -
Halloween Fun was coortui QUIZ" -.
dreds of sociates on last week scores OF par'eS
given for the small fry and for grown ups 100 ar
:cstune Lorraine Roxborough decked her reere@"
rooms in the holiday motif, complete with wi'ehes ~
etcetera and invited several Of the children VINO
playmates of dainty Carol and Charles over TO nave u
Carol greeted her guests wearing sauey gypsy Go
tune while Charles was CARRIED in Indian ATTIRE :
Guests were Gabrielle Brady DAISY ana 1uuy E;IJ
Emmett and Harrison Stewart, Billy foik 9's 49,. :; ,he
Johnnie Green, James Griffin, all OF "ho" 'I -
games planned Adults looking on were P'O 80,
ents-Harrison and Emmetta Stewart Mrs "a ,he
Polk, Mrs. Vivian Fields, Mrs. Gertrude Du n, cr
mother of Mrs. Roxborough Mrs Carteii HoS d.; Al
ups cavorted at the Kappa Kaste and the Aipne " Iii
pha frat house Winning prizes at the coS |n:,,
given at the latter site were Mrs Beatrice o ;.h .
whose Chinese costume of black satin embroioere Wv"
gold threads and accented with NUNS, most eNo''
and Dr. Victor English whose Spanish don costume
striking Receiving honorable mention was 49,
Gloria Whitaker, whose costume was '""' "
complete with eweled ornaments IT,, ,istore 70
TRAVEL. TALK is all about ehsr i x re- bob
this city and the activities of DetroIes the very