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20-Year-Old
Club Installs
New Officers
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Jolly Strollns Club No ? hrld
Its annual installation of qflver**
at the Club Hou*r. E Vrrnor
highway. The club h;»«> hem •
gar.ized for the pot ?0 v* at - and
has recently purchas'd thr nr\»
club home Open hi>u»* \« »«■ •!d
throughout the da\ -dating which
c\ or our hundred tift> *r c
received
Mrs Walter Bate* h.»‘ been rlul
president f. r thi p.ot Ifi >rai>
The committee on an a; n < M>
vas chaired b\ Vn M lured J m
fton-Scotl Othc me v, hen
committee wr.r R.iby M. K i r->
Thacker. At • a Da,r. T! rim.*
Oleioi and R '.sa Stew.*: d T‘ie pub
lic is welcome at the clubhouse
Spec.al g.iest* a: t ou*r
"ere Thcima Ralowr Chaile-
Fisher The Twelve Steppm rind
Id-Comm Hamid F St..IF W\me
C* Garvin. Jidgr Jjmo C >d' l.
Brsant .1 **• Wonnski. Deter Rurh
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THIRTEENTH ANNIVERSARY
g4jq|~ ’’’ 1 ,* < &
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Patterson of 1047 Conners avenue, celebrated
their thirtieth wedding anniversary last Sunday with a reception
in their home. Reverend Charles H. Hill re-read their marriage
vows. Mrs. Patterson is an employee of the State. Michigan Un
employment compensation.—Photo by Bradley.
Matron Honored
With Luncheon
Mrs. Phiniz.v Mason of Mullett
stieet entertained at a luncheon
in honor of Mrs. Joseph T Thomas,
formerly of Long Beach. Calif , and
Mrs Ada Tarver of Cincinnati, O,
Wednesday.
Mrs Thomas is the wife of the
Rev Joseph T Thomas of Calvary
Baptist church. Guests present at
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James King, Thomas Dickerson,
Walter Farmer, H H. McCurdy.
Ernestine Bowman. Caldonia
Hayes, and F.ssie McCowan.
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rnE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE
M. M. Bonner, Erwin Madison and S.-Sgl.
Marion Dryden. Standing are Mildred Brown,
Harriet Bacon, Alece Roberts, Marion Bonner.
Phyllis Dryden and Jimmie Willingham.
Inkster Sub-Deb
Birthday Fete
Sub-deb Eleanor Foster of Du
rand Court in Inkster was honored
by her parents on her birthday
with a party. A buffet supper was
served, while games and dancing
were the diversions of the evening.
Many useful gifts were received by
the honorer. .
Guests who came bearing gifts
were: Margariette Pickens, Charles
and Ida Marie Paige. Charles Hen
derson. John Donald. Ada and
Olivia Williams, Barbara Hudson,
Helen Faust. Vincent Gray. Estelle
Oreese. Gwendolyn Gardner. Vetta
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PARK
FOR THE PAST few weeks thF
young set. as well as their parents,
in the Park have gone community
club conscious. Various clubs arc
cropping up everywhere . . . Sat
in day, Feb 17. in the home of
Tanya Jones of Trowbridge ave
nue. plans were completed for the
Park's newest club. The name of
’.lie club has not reached our desk
as yet . . . Members of the club arc:
Reatrice Warren. Shirley Kailim.
Dorothy Carbin. AllettrefcS Wil
liams, Hazel Nelson. Jeanetta
la'ftress, Bernice McKinley, Lillian
Cambell. Dorella Baker, Lulu
F.llis, and Tanya Jones, the hostess.
She delighted her guests with a
delicious buffet supper. The club
will make its debut at a formal
dance sometime in March.
• • •
ON MONDAY evening. Feb. 19,
another group made plans to or
ganize a club of the Park's smart
est sub-debs under the direction of
Harvey Jackson. The girls are to
select their community counsellor
at their next meeting. The follow
ing parents met in the home of
Lewis Eggleston of Trumbull ave
nue Sunday evening and organized
themselves into a sponsoring com
mittee for the Highland Park Com
munity D. S G. Junior group: Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Martin. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Duckworth. Mrs. A
Stewart, Mrs. Grace McDowell.
Mrs, Pauletta Powell. Mis. Odell
Loving, and Mrs. Lulu Eggleston.
Harvey Jacks'on spoke earnestly to
the parents expressing the great
need for more such groups for the
community youth.
* •
10 YEAR OLD CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY STAC.
IN THE LOVELY home of his
parents, Attv. and Mrs. Judson
Powell Sr., of Pasadena West, Jud
son Powell Jr., celebrated his tenth
birthday with a stag party . . . Sat
urday afternoon . . . Nineteen of
the young host’s pals gathered in
the living room and played various
games supervised by Miss Pollie
Mae Scott . . . Caps and whistles
added to the revelry.
• * *
CNCLE GEORGE (Mr. George
Hoagland Jr > who is a community
favorite of the small fry. kept the
party gay with his humor as they
gathered around the table and de
voured the tasty three-course
luncheon which was planned by
Judson Jr. . . . The birthday colors
were red. white and blue. The din
ing room table was covered with
a delicate blue colored cloth . . .
and centered with the birthday
cake topped with ten candles and
blue and white iced decorations.
Miniature American flags were on
each end of the table; and on the
side of each red. white and blue
nut basket. The party arrange
ments were in keeping with the
A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
James Cobbs
Entertained
.MR. AND MRS. James P. Cobb
of Baldwin avenue entertained
friends at their home Monday. Va
rious types of games were pro
vided from which guests could
choose whatever diversion they
preferred.
* * •
THE BUFFET supper menu in
cluded turkey sandwiches, ham.
potato chips, pickles, olives, cake,
coffee, peanuts and cand.es. A
lace-covered table was centered
with a huge arrangement of red
and white carnations and candle*
Honor guests were Mr. and Mrs
George Walker, newlyweds.
V * *
OTHER GUESTS present in
cluded: Mr. and Mrs. Josepn An
drew.'. Mr. and Mi>. Elvvoiki Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. George E Stncdley.
Mr and Mrs. Russell K. Walker,
Dr. and Mrs. I H Long. Mr. and
Mrs. M D. Hassen, Mr. and Mrs.
James A McFal!, Miss Mary E
Raines, Van .Murdock, Mrs.
Charles Smith, John Duncan. L
A Milbcn and others.
Inksterite Honored
At Pot Luck Lunch
Ann Johnson was hostess at a
pot luck luncheon for Hilly Holla
way Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Harrison road in Inkster,
Mich.
Guests present were: Doris Cole,
Florence McClaren, Annie M. Bai
ley, Willie Burton, Mabel Buchan
on. Margie Napeene, Mary Me-
Neely. Ethel Saryarn. Gertrude
Eloise Evans. From Detroit
were: Gertrude Tucker, Hazel
Bydy, Annie Brook. Dosia Steph
ens. Elizabeth Mitchell. Leona
Goodson and Carrie Spencer.
BI.UE MOON SOCIAL CLUB
Met at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Brooks of St. Antoine street Wed
nesday. Mrs. Marie Paige Moore
was accepted as a new member.
Plans were completed for a club
party to be given March 3, at 1006
E Ferry. The next meeting will
be held Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Hunter. A Whitfield is club
reporter.
stag party. Including the honoree
the guests were: Ronald Grayson.
Ronald Dash. Benjamin Jackson.
Dale Robinson. Harvey Jackson Jr.
Eugene Jack.-on. George Beson,
Harold Lewis, Hubert Nelson.
Henry Nelson. Billie Bright. Wil
liam Dash, Langleston Eggleston,
George Hoagland < Uncle George!,
Mrs. Harold Lewis, and Mrs. Eu
gene Jackson.
* •
OUT OF THE ARMY
PVT. DOROTHY Stewart Mc-
Ghee will be out of the army \\ ith
in the next f< w dir> Pv t M *Ght <
was given a medwal di.-ehiirge.
She was stationed in the West.
MRS. LILLIAN Over*: reel of
Laßclle avenue, left Friday ♦we
lling to visit relatives in St. l*>uis,
Mo, for ten days.
* H* *
SUNDAY AT I2TH STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH
THE REV. E. RAY spoke to his
people from the subject "Un
consuming Fire." Music by the
senior choir. Floyd Uwvis, director.
Thelma Hunt, pianist. Su day
afternoon, the Rev. Raft Flake was
guest speaker. He chose as his* sun
ject. ‘‘Look on the Field." Pastor
Ray spoke of the "New Birth" Sun
day evening. Visitors were Mr. and
Mrs. J. Hudson of Elhart. Inti . and
Mr and Mrs. Oliver Mullet*. Mas
ter Charles Price is on the sick list.
All friends are invited to worship
with Pastor Ray and his people.
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California . . . here I come. In
deed that’s the cry of an interesting
trio, Mesdames Lucille Walker,
Ernestyne Johnson and Virgie
Johnson. They left during the
weekend and were accompanied as
far as Chicago by Joseph Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burks, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Dunlap. Before
leaving Chicago the entire parly
was sited at a cocktail party given
by Mr. and Mrs. Walden Terry.
Mrs. Burks and Mrs. Dunlap plan
to stay in Chicago for some spring
shopping.
• * *
Friday evening Mrs. Lucille Wal
ker was presented in recital under
the auspices of the Lansing Fed
erated Women's club and before a
mixed audience. She was well re
ceived Lansing critics were high
in' their praise of the charming
singer.
• • •
Petite Joanne Jackson was hos
tess Saturday to a bunch of her
pals, who heiped her celebrate her
13th birthday. She was a charm
ing hostess. Among the gay dates
were: Billy Parker, Jean Bonner,
Joyce Morton, Alma Morton, Al
bert How ard. James Fritz.. Do: is
Perdue. Herbert Craig, Wilbert
Henderson. James and Elmer
Leigh, Juanita Simms. Virginia
Cox, Thomas Turner. Ronald Teas
'ey, Norman Webb. Fav Jean Bren
»»n, Mary Walker. Donald Lucas.
Orsel McGhee. Jea: Camp, Jean
Merritt, Leon Wheeler, James Wil
liams, Cora Lee Lake. Doris Bell,
Marjory Gillard, Doris Johnson,
Maxine Howell. Billy Houston,
Marjory White, Margaret Huston.
Herbert White and others
V * *
The Triangle club had a lot of
fun when they met in the very
pretty home of Mrs. Jennie Jones
on American avenue. It is wisely
said, that the George Joneses are
one couple that truly have a "Bet
ter Homes and Garden" ro.-idencA
Everything ideal indeed She
served la.-tily after the meeting,
which dealt with the election of
new officers. They are: Mable
Mosley, president; Ann ibelie Van
Dorn, vice president; Gladys Dun
lap. secretary; Margarite Causey,
corresponding secretary, and Oneal
Abbington. treasurer. Others on
hand included Mrs. A. Williams,
lx*ura Pearson. Ernestine Jones,
Hazel Cook and Marian McClain.
* * *
Friday morning the Robert Ar
nolds of Woodrow avenue left tor
Hot Springs and a month's sojourn
in Louisiana and other points
south.
$ * v
The I.ef-F< mines Social club met
a* the home bf Mrs L tulle Wil
burn. Member- present *<'ir:
Mane Brantford, president; Made
line Whitlock, vice president; Rea
tka Cruse, secretary; Hazel Varner,
financial secretary; E•>per no I a
Jones, treasurer; Bertha Frazier,
chairman sick committee; La vis
Page, chairman of t ew members’
committee. After business, bridge
was played and prizes were award
ed to Mrs. Jones, first; M. Whit
lock. second, and M. Brantford,
consolation. Refreshment.* were
then served bv the hostess.
* * •
William Matney Sr. is ill in tfye
Mari; e hospital, we understand
Also the news of Bud Colvcr of
Hartford avenue being ill with a
nervops breakdown at Ford hos
pital, reaches our column.
* * %
The popular A-ttv. and Mrs. Er-
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Elele Baker
Proprietor
nest Cabule were Sunday morning
hosts to friends at breakfast. They
annually entertain several couples
who share February as their natal
month. The group included: Mr,
and Mrs. Charles Burke, Mr. am.
Mrs. Joseph Walker, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ker Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Prentis
Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ken
dricks, and Mr. and Mrs. William
Ervin.
* *
Mrs. Joseph Green of Hartford
avenue had a group of ladies in
for bridge on Saturday afternoon
at her very comfortable home. Mrs.
Grace Jackson won first prize; Mrs.
Owens, second. Others were
Mesdames Emella Cabule. Alice
Woods, Hattie Henry, Maude Rus
sian, Gladys Dunlap and Myrtle
Hall.
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The John Cooks were hosts Sun
day to their niece and her hubby,
Capt. and Mrs. Prather. Mrs. Pra
ther was the former Helen Dillard.
• * *
Mrs. Ann* belle Wells and her
sister, Mrs. Mary Walker, dashed
off for New York to visit Mrs.
Wells' husband who is in the Coast
Guard. They plan to spend two
weeks in the East.
* * r
The Smartees met with Mrs.
Minnie Jones on Tireman avenue.
The hostess entertained as her
-uests Marie Harris and Mary
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