The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-14
Here and There

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and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Crump of Cardoni st.
The Matrons of the Prospect
District Association held their
monthly meeting with the New
Liberty Baptist Church on Tues
day, Jan. 3rd. Reports were
made and plans were discussed
for the annual Spring affair to
be held with the Israel Baptist
Church on Palm Sunday. After
the meeting adjourned, we were
served fried chicken and all the
trimmings. Everyone expressed
thmselves as having enjoyed
il very much. Mrs. Mary Lloyd,
supervisor, presided. Mrs. Mat
tie Williams is president Of the
Prospect Women's Department.
Mrs. N. l.. Davis or Marston
street, a sales woman with the
Humphrey Realty Company on
Dequindre, spent the New Year
holidays in Canton, Ohio. visit
ing her cousin. Mrs. Viola Neal.
She reports having a wonderful
time. During the Christmas hol-
idays Mrs. Davis entertained her
aunt and unce, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hunter of Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Mrs. Martha King and Mrs.
Irene Fudge of 1915 Mcclellan
street went to Basirop. La.
for the holidays TO visit their
mother in-law.
Much praise is due the MEM
bers of the chorus of the War
rem Ave. Baptist Church for
their wonderful spirit of coop
Grafton as group. They re-
elected all officers for the sixth
consecutive year. which is great
evidence of good leaders as well
as good followers. May the Lord
bless this group for such fine
examples.
The officers are Mr.. James
Farris, president; Mrs. Ruby
wherry, vice president; Mrs.
Nell Tinsley, secretary; Mrs.
Johnnie Caldwell, assistant sec
rotary; Mrs. Mamie Matthews,
treasurer; Miss Ellen Rhodes,
pianist; Mr.. William Banks,
trombonist; Mr.. Sam Williams,
director; Mr.. Leslie Matthews,
father" and with the passing
Of Mother Byrd in December,
1855. who was mother" Mother
| Katie Coates was selected as
mother" Rev. w. r. Matthews
is pastor.
We are praying for the
speedy recovery of Mr.. Leslie
Matthews, Woman's Hospital.
Mrs. Anna Garrett. Grace hos
pifai. Mrs. Eddie Evans. Har-
per. and all the sick. May your
recovery be real. real soon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Barnes
of Cardoni street were enter.
tanned Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Liferidge OF Russell street
Reports plenty Of turkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Yount
formerly Of Field street, have
moved into their newly-buil'
home in Mt. Clemens. They en-
tertained friends and relative
from Detroit on New Years Day
and l understand they have
very modern and neatly-ouil
home.
AMvETS Post No. 8 is Ger
tainly doing some fine work
They presented a check for 81
TO one family for the holidays
ENJOYMENT. Mrs. Esteria Rut
ledge Is auxiliary president
Walter Rutledge. judge advo
cate. and Walter Poole, Pos
Commander.
Il Mrs. Etonia Arnold OF the New
J Bethel Baptist Church, an'
/ yours truly, with my son, Cnes
I ter crump, Jr) entrained 10
eether for st. Louis No. OF
|. Dec. %. My destination was Eas
! ST. Louis, Ill. where | vlsl'e'
my sister, Mabel Henderson
who Is teacher in public schoo
] there. and ms mother, Mrs. kosi
smith, a retired teacher OF IN
State OF Mississippi, while MT
Arnold travelled on to hug'
Okla.. to visit her mother. Alon
with Mrs Arnold went her nice