The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-02

Talk of the 1o7e,n
By LYNNETTE PENN

PARKS, HIGHWAYS, AND BYWAYS . were filed
with persons seeking relaxation the weekend .
and taking advantage of the glorious spring weather
Out at Fox Lake the GEORGE LAWRENCE'S
with the little Lawrences, George, Jr. and Gloria
They spent their time chasing away the winter gloom with
. naintbrush and paint in vivid colors Spending the
weekend with them were MR. AND MRS w ALTER
LAWRENCE of Toledo, Ohio Going to Niles Michigan
for the vacation period were the WALTER BROWNS and
their family of three They the guests of relatives
at an annual family getogether about hundred rel
atkes expected. On the local among the
preies picnicers saw Elaine and Marcele urt
and Violet and Sandra Jackson They were crossing the
street in riding habits join Raweigh Walker and
Charles Scott in the latters Mercury convertible
The plan to join other Wayne goods at Ink
Ners Farms for brisk canter.
SWEET GIRL GRADUATES :. are o.the fore with
news about their comings and goings From the
town schools the lovely debbes pouring in while the
local asses busy with last minute studying for exams
next week MARJORIE ANNE YOUNG, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs Damon Young home from her studies at
Palmer Memorial School in North Carolina . Also m
petng work at the school and looking very pretty
at commencement program ADA PEARL WILLIAMS,
lovely daughter of the Carl Williams Looking on with
admiration were her parents and an aunt. MRS LEILA
TYLER. of Washington d. c. Packing her bags at Tai
adega College for an extended visit in Detroit is LUCILLE
EVELYN BROWN While here she will visit University
Of Michigan and perhaps be an enrolee next Fall
JUNE 25 is red letter day for the members OF the
Detroit Association of Womens Clubs . Ts then they
will install officers for the ensuing year with MRS. MIL
LIE lNSON taxing over as president or the group
Returning for the occasion is outgoing president JEAN
META BROWN, who is in Washington . It's also
then that lucky person in the city will be awarded
deepreeze, and another will receive televsion The
awards all part of the program for expansion on
which the group has been working this year Chairman
for the mammoth event the last Friday in this month
are MRS. LEO WELKER and MRS VIOLET. LEWIS. :.
PastpeSident Brown will receive lovely token
pressing the esteem of the thousands Of members of the
ISOLATION for her tenure of service.
lNTERCULTURAL EVENTS. claimed the attention
Of several citizens recently The members of the May
ors lnrracal Committee and the local committee for Civ
Rights sponsored Speakers Institute to prepare
to adequately explain the scope of the program to civic
and social groups Participating were HOBART ThY
LOR MRS. BEULAH WHITLEY, MISS OLIVE BEASLEY,
OSCAR COHEN and others The sessions were held at
the Central YWCA -. Also interested sin better inter-
group relations group of Scout leaders who attend
ed special one-week session at Camp Metamora In
the group OPAL PRITCHARD, who was taking
much needed rest before assuming her role of the de-
lgners in the HOUSE OF BEAUTY, which is celebrating
rs opening this week Opas young daughter, PHYL-
LIS has been selected of the lucky youths to attend
the camp this summer, she leaves in July. -
JOINING THOUSANDS OF OTHERS in mourn
ing the passing of FRED BUTZEL those persons n-
erested in the project, DELTA HOME FOR GIRLS :.
was only this weekend that they learned that of his
pest pnanthropc acts to write check to the fund for
e hundred dollars to be used in furtherng this