The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-26
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Bv EDLEE WEBSTER SURRELL

By EDLEE WEBSTER SURRELL
Marion Thomas is leading quiet life these days
while counting off the calendar until the first week III
November . When the new heir is expected with her
ever-loving spouse Dr. Alfred Thomas Jr in constant
attendance 1t will be nice TO have fsr about the town
again as she adds much to the local social scene
Dr. and Mrs j. M. Knox busy making plaps for
their annual trek the National Medical convention
at Hampton Va, beginning August 2s. Beng active
with the auxiliary LeClare is we'll known throughout
the country and has made friends among the
group.
home this year with only frequent weekends at helr
summer cottage the Mackinac to keep the home
fires burning daughter Carol who has beNl studying
Bo-chemstry all at the t. of Michigan where she
begins her Junior year in September science major
The Mornings recently of Cleveland have now be-
official part Of Detroit community lie since
Mr. Morning purchased home on Gladstone and the ram
local manager Supreme Liberty who took over last
year after George Reed promoted to Educational D-
ctor for the company.
Marie and George have joined with several others
-. connected with the to attend the nation
al homecoming traditional annual affair held at one
the branch offices with Cincinnati serving host this
, 1t was pleasant experience to into DR.. John
Franklin the other sundown. gay and charming we
remembered him when he and his family first moved to
Detroit from Texas Since our paths had not crossed
during recent days we had lot OF reminsclng to DO ABOUT
mutual =. old friends.
DR. and Mrs. canute Constable joined the Idewilde
habues last weekend Moses and Johnnie Fritz chose
Ranch for short weekend of fur1 prior TO
the Funeral Directors confab in chitown
DR.. Horace f. Bradfield is located IN his new onices
after a complete renovation East Warren.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Harris who have been resid-
ing ST. Louis while he completed five resident
vice made recent journey here to visit Mrs. Hills fam
lily and look about for suitable location for his office
as they are planning to make their home here some
time after the years end
We like the National Bank of Detroit. quietly
selected youths to training for tellers in their
banks without fanfare, including several of Only two
made the final grade but it's nice seeing Richard Rich
ards in the at the Maccabees branch when take
pennies each week He handles his chores with dig
nifty, courtesy and efficiency The other whose
slips memory is assigned to the Mt Elliott branch
Congratulations to National Bank and to Richards.
On Sunday evening Doris Bell Bass, and Harriet
McFadden Daggs, bride of last week gave kitchen
shower for bride Cornea Louise Bledsoe, who
will speak her this Saturday 10 Charles Mills.
Given IN Harriets apartment. Forest
Corney received lovely and useful gifts Among the
guests Mrs Harold E. Bedsoe, the bride
mother Geraldine Bledsoe, Mary Agnes Davis, Laura
Kate Pickens Dolores Webb, Jean Carmichael Gloria
Jefferson, Aretha Johnston Iris Bell Cox Mesdames
Charles Farmer William Ezell, Williams, Gus Ogletree,
and Herbert McFadden, and Miss l. Thompson
Betty Lackey, formerly Betty Harris. left last week
end for Bay City where her brother Hillary is ill.,
She will be Joined by her husband Lawrence will
return home with her for too short while before
ing for his last year in medical school.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. James Cain .Bettys
parents arrived for a visit with the local Cain clan .
beginning with a stop the Harvard Cain manse on
Trowbridge where they will await daughter Beuahs
arrival from Europe where she has spent the
travelling the continent with her husband. DIR. James
Brewer
The arrival of the Senior Gains who reside in Cads-
den Ala is always signal for much festivity which be-
gan this time with family dinner. and gave Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson's Tommie "a chance to sit up late
with the grownups Less the formal of Wilson con-
fuses you that's the girl friend aftersundowners
are accustomed to calling Pal.
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