The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-26
BY PAULINE UNDERWOOD

SPRING
With all OF the balmy days
that we have had, one wonders
II spring is really that near?
Nope. you had better put those
filmy things back into the moth
balls and stick to the woolies
while longer.
CONGRATULATIONS
Mrs Edna Parker Of Revete
street on the course OF practical
nursing you are now taking
Would do one great pleasure
to have such a nice gal around
in event OF sickness - doncha
think?
THANKS
The powers that be want to
thank all OF the nice mons for
letting the small fry be in the
lollipop wedding.
SYMPATHY
One OF our incest neighbors
was taken by death. Mr.. Walter
Merriweather. His chee ful
greetings will be missed by all
persons hereabout. Our deepest
regret 10 his widow Mrs. Mer-
riweather and his son. William.
THEY TELL-THAT
(Al the Nesbitt Patton's have
a little girl (b) Mrs. Ruby Dick
erson is a proud mommie too.
(It's girD. (c) The Under
woods have a new red Ford.
td) A certain silver haired ma
tron on Goddards' Easter cos
tune will be labeled thuslv:
suit Hattie Carnegie): hat,
Haddie Northridge): shoes. 1T.
Miilerl: BAG. (Evans-fitted).
Zilpha Hudson. IL is reported.
will marry Robert Coon come
Good Friday. Mrs. Agnes
Adams has curio-cabinet, worth
fortune. Mrs. Henry Holcomb's
"up collection is really some
thing Calvin Matthew (who
IS taking a law course al the
Institute OF Technology actual
w goes 10 court to see first
hand the real live barristers do
IL.
YOUTH DAY
Peace Baptist had its annual
Youth Day last Sunday. Oracle
Harris is head of the Youth
Alliance. Charlotte Labrew han
died the order Of service. Lith-
any was given by Mabel Parker
and prayer by Dorothy Jennings.
Gloria Underwood introduced
the speaker. Marjorie King gave
a short talk in Youthful style.
She touched here and there with
humor but never getting away
from the serious side Of her sub
ject which was youth and Re-
ligion;" a frank discussion with
the adults of the religious be-
liefs OF the youth OF today. In
her speech she also asked for a
better understanding of young
people.
Miss King pointed out that
Detroit's public schools are now
offering different religious class
eS. She attends one called the
Miracle Book Club. Miss Eva
Cranhouse is the teacher for the
club.
Miss Roxama Clark took care
of the collection. the proceeds
OF which will 60 for the pur-
chase OF typewriter for the
church office.
CRUMBS
Little Marion Hill was wear
ing the cutest hat, felt baller.
with green streamers. Mrs.
Vennie Johnson, also wearing
an exquisite feathered hat. :.
Mrs. Maria joined Peace Baptist
Sunday morning mice preaching,
Margie). A group Of young
women known as the education
committee OF the church gave
an interesting 'trnvelogue" pro-
gram Friday evening. featuring
Miss Roselee Richardson as
guest speaker. James Tanning
offered q reading and poems,
written by himself Misses
Ruth Johnson gave a paper on
Negro History. The choral en-
semble sang This NV Country
and ride Chariot, Ride"
TRAvEL0GUE
Miss Richardson. former pres
ident Of the B. T. u then began
her "Travelogue." She related
her experiences while stationed
in Europe for 81 months with
the United States government as
a stenographer and also told OF
her promotion to a court re-
porter before she left there for
this cocuntry.
During her tenure in Europe
she travelled and worked IN
Austria. Germany and Italy Her
visit TO the Vatican City where
she saw cathedrals, catacombs,
and other historic buildings and
sites. In Germany she told OF
boating on the beautiful Blue
Danube river, skiing on the
Gourmah Mountain top. In North
Africa she went 10 Algiers. Case
Blanca. Tunisis. Malta and sew
eral other small islands OF the
Mediterranean
In Paris. she was able 10
visif during the United Ma
hons meetings. In England.
she visited Westminister Ab-
hey. white hall and saw the
famous house guard. Other
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