Brotherhood Pageant, 1963
Members of the Ecorse Community Relations Commission plan the annual Brotherhood Pageant scheduled for February 1963. Seated left to right around the table are Father Henry L. Parker, Mrs. Ralph Phillips, Dr. Blanche F. Goodell, Mrs. George Uhrin, Mrs. Rosebud Hightower, Mrs. Joy Redmond, Mrs. Gradie Griffin, Mrs. Ola Gill, Mrs. Edward Fesko and John Russell. Standing rear are program chairman Al Henri and Mrs. John Russell, commission chairman.
Professor Blanche Goodell of Wayne State University (far left) was a regular participant. She lived on the corner of Goodell Street and Jefferson Avenue in a stately old house surrounded by a wooden fence. Playing hide and seek in her yard in the twilight Ecorse evenings is a favorite childhood memory of a neighborhood group of kids that formed the Thunderbolt Club, headquarters, Milton Montie's garage.
Professor Blanche Goodell of Wayne State University (far left) was a regular participant. She lived on the corner of Goodell Street and Jefferson Avenue in a stately old house surrounded by a wooden fence. Playing hide and seek in her yard in the twilight Ecorse evenings is a favorite childhood memory of a neighborhood group of kids that formed the Thunderbolt Club, headquarters, Milton Montie's garage.