The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
BY MARION FRIDAY
HOLIDAY

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Spent a safe and sane 30ih IN
my backyard with friends who
didn't trust the highways either.
Enjoying the delicious barbecue
ribs and chicken with me were
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clyburn, Mr.
and Mrs c. Cooper. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Bob White. P.S Also on
hand were the neighborhood
children whose main objective
was the dasher on the ice cream
freezer.
CAUTION
Now that school is almost out
for the summer vacation, ]
think il wise TO give our Off
spring q refresher course on be-
ing careful about accepting can
dy from strangers or brides, or
getting in strange cars. In this
fairly new community there are
still many vacant lots. and River
Rouge and Eeorse have nvmer-
Gus incomplefed dwellings that
fsscinste our youngsters. but are
dangerous as places 10 play. We
have many supervised play
grounds in our area. Our new
Community Center on Fort 81.
AZ Miami. is preparing for open.
ing day. For the play area near.
est your home, call The Dept. OF
Parks and Recreation. Let's make
II safe summer. keep an eye
on our Younger generation. not
only our but also our neishbors.
REMEMBER: WE ARE OUR
BROTHERS KEEPER.
BAKE SALE
The Bake Sale the Morley
School Graduates held on May
20 received tremendous response
from the parents. Sixty dollars
was raised during the two hour
sale. The proceeds will go toward
pictures for the graduates.
RECOVERING
LueiIIa Moore of Deacon ST.
Is on the recovery list after a
brief seige at Womans Hospital.
EVENING
Little DeJoe Friday, now all
Of two years old. better put that
chemise SIZE THREE, in moth
balls. She might have a sister
in December to pass il on TO.
GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tyler, for
mer Ecorse residents, and now
enjoying life in the Windy City,
were the weekend guests OF MIR
and Mrs. James Clyburn of Dca-
con St.
DILEMMA
cheryI Friday is having seri.
Gus problems these days. She
doesn't know u . chemise would
be appropriate for an eighth
grade graduation. Some Of you
Dior Folk give her the right an
swer. She has only another week
before the great event.
CHANGES
Pamela Riley might have 10
get adjusted TO the permanent
visitor at her home come Deem
Der. After being the Queen Bee
for all of four years Pam, you
have TO make room for another.
TAKE HEED
A certain young couple in our
neighborhood should patch up
their marital difficulties before
it's TO late. Those petty annoy.
ances are not as important as
the future of five little ones.
MORTGAGE NEWS
Now in q more serious vein.
the effects Of the so called Re-
eession. has left many families
in this area, which is predomi-
nafely veterans home. in serious
circumstances Many folk think
II disgrseefvI TO be in the posi-.
tion Of threatened foreclosure.
They take the easy way out, by
living out their Period of Grace,
and giving up In few months
they are back TO renting. minus
home, equity, and with no funds
to start anew. II this is the stu
alton you are facing call in a
competent Real Estate Agent be-
fore it's too late. or il you have
a G. |. mortgage drop in at the
Veterans Relief Fund office in
the Cadillac Tower Bldg. Earl
Morris of E. A. Morris Realty Co.
on Schafer Highway, is doing a
tremendous job to lift this bur.
den from the home owners in
this locality. Give him a call at
DU 3-6500.
PASSING THOUGHT