The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-28


Miss Thelma Reyes. program
chairman, brought a wonderful
program with Miss Nelis 7
Saunders. law student at Wayna
University and wspaper
church editor, serving as guest
speaker.
She spoke briefly, but i'm.
pressively TO the attentive
listeners on the subject "Inte.
grafton"
She gave interesting points as
to how we. as Christians, should
conduct ourselves at all times
She give some prerequisites Of
the things we must attain in
order to demand what we want.
The talented Miss Saunders
received a thunderous ovation as
she yielded the floor, in ap-
pl oval that another job was
well done.
Miss Saunders was intro.
ducsd by Robbie Crump.
Present Trophies
To add to the enjoyment Of
the delicious menu, which con-
sisted of fried chicken and its
usual follow-ups, the Rev. w. R.
Matthews presented trophies TO
the first, second and third group
or churches for having done
outstanding work for 1856.
Much credit should 90 to
those in charge. Mrs. j. H.
Evans, vice-president and others.
All in all, it was hilarious
af. air.
Watch out, St. Louis teen
ayers! There's an invader"
coming TO town.
She Is none other than
popular Tribune feen-age COL
umnist. Miss Ruby Woods of
Edison avenue.
The popular young Miss will
be visiting in the SHOW Me"
state until the Ginning of Gen.
trail High School bells in Sep
TENDER.
She will be guest of Dr. and
Mrs. A. N. Vaughn, uncle and
aunt, and popular figures in ST.
Louis social circles, who reside
on Enright avenue on the West
Side of the mighty Mississippi.
This writer is busy writing
letters of contact that the young
Eastsiders may contact Miss
Woods and show her around.
Better stick close girls. there
are two young brothers in the
Woods family of medical pros
pect.
To Enter Howard q.
One VIII enter Howard in Sep
TENDER: the other at M. S. u,
and Ruby plans to enter Wayne
in January.
Mrs. Gladys Sampson. in
structor in homemaking at
Buena Vista High School in
Georgia is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Irwin Virgins of Belmont.
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
The Belmont Ave. Improve
ment Club celebrated its first
anniversary with a program and
social held on the rear lawn at
252 Belmont, Tuesday. July II.
Vice President Virgins pre-
sided. Mrs. Henry Bugs gave
report on activities of the
club during the year and Mrs.
Kaytrine Jackson read the his
tory. Both of which were high
ly interested.
The club sponsored Christ
mas party to provide help for
the needy. The theme: Where
We Cannot Give, We May AT
Least Improve"
Little Robert Jackson read a
poem on Unity"
Visitors from the Northend
Improvement Club were present
to encourage the very fine presi-
dent, Mr.. David j. Whitfield
and members.
Other visitors came from the
Fischer Block Club, Westside,
and many others.
NAAcP Membership
Mr.. Whitfield reported that
payments had been made on
life membership in the MACE
Special guest attending the al
rair were Atty. and Mrs. George
=. Lee. He is president OF the
Nor bend Improvement Associ-
alton.
Atty. Lee commended the Bel
monters for such fine coopera-
lion and presidential leadership.
Fashion Show
Saturday. July 81. the Bel
mont Club sponsored a fashion
show on the rear lawn OF Mr..
and Mrs. Z. Morney. 2l5 Bel
mont.
Proceeds will go, specifically,
to ass st Miss Ruth Burney. ZSl
Belmont, TO win the title miss
Nacirema."
Mrs. Ruth Whitfield presideo
and Mrs. Gladys Sampson, WIS
ting high school teacher from
the state of Georgia, served as
commentator.