The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-19
by J. c. Bryant

A delightful social evening was
"nicyed by oil AMI young at Grant
School last Saturday. The affair
was sponsored by the =. +. A. OF
] the school. Dancing was enjoyed.
the music being furnished by two
orchestras. Door prizes were in
CaSh or groceries wur. donated by
a number Of Smile Road mer-
chants, including Williams Groc-
cry. \. q H.. Oriental Cleaners.
Waltons Grocery. Hall Undertake
ers, Birds Gas Station. Petty's
Barber Shop. Zegler Grocery, Sims
Gas, Murphy's Gas Station. Jones
Gas, Mitsky Drugstore. Newsome's
Coal Yard. The donations were Sc
cured by Mrs. Artie Hall and Mrs.
William Fletcher. Prizes were
awarded Charlie Mitchell, Mrs. Ar
tie Hall. Sam Mitchell, William
Green. Mrs. Odessa Mccullough.
Mrs. Jennie Page. Mrs. Henrietta
Jones, Mrs. Minnie Frammel.
James Jones. Austin Howard.
\ dance given by the Blue Rose
Social Club. last Friday night at
Birdhurst Center, was well attend
: ed. Mrs. Hazel Lee and Willie b
. smith won the waltz contest
Prizes for Mr. and Mrs. Graceful
j were won by Garfield William
i and Mrs. Pauline La Bond.
h The night classes at Graz
e School closed last Friday nigh
with fine program. The class,
were conducted under the G. w.
Preachers were. Mrs. j. w. e
wards. Miss Iona Hall, nd M
Moses.
A petition. which was circuiaf
through the community by MessI
L John Warren, william Hall an
~ William Fletcher, Will be presen
> ed at the school board meetin
Q Monday, May IA. asking for a re
8 duction in the school district OF
taxes. District No. is the onl,
orc in which school taxes have not
been reduced 65 per cent.
The n-denominational Church
OF God, at Smile and Roselawn.
held fine services on Mothers Day.
s. S. is held al p. m. everybody
Is cordially invited to attend. SER
| vices at this church. The Young
Peoples Union rendered fine
program at y. M. Sunday.
Next Sunday the church Will
have Missionary Rally at y. m.
All are welcome. Rev. j. Glover Is
pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edmondson,
Mrs. John White and son returned
last week from a motor TRIP TO Lit
tie Rock. Ark. where they visited
the parents of Mrs. Edmondson.
They received many social cour-
tesies. Mrs. Edmondson s grand
mother. and cousin, Miss Eddie
Mae White. accompanied tie par
~ to Detroit
Mrs. Hamilton. OF Talledega.
Ala, mother of Mrs. Lillian Sim
mons. 224 Gardenlane. is visiting
here with her daughter and son.
Mrs. Arlee Cochran and Mrs.
Ruby Brooks Will spend two
months. VISITING relatives and
friends in Georgia.
Mrs. Matte Napier and Mrs.
Geneva Jones Of Lexington, KY,
are guests of MIR. and Mrs. Tom
Jones. 1891 Cherrylawn.
william Spain is seriously Ill
and asks the aid in his friends IN
returning to Hot Springs.
Richard Harding. OF Roselawn
street died Sunday morning. May
&. nj a. m. He is survived by his
widow. Mrs Annie Harding, two
sisters and a brother. The funeral
was held at Oak Grove Church last
Thursday. Rev. s. Davis OBLIGATED.
John Robinson, 267 Gardenlane,
died MAY 4. He is survived by three
sisters. Mrs. Minnie Watson Mrs.
Clara Howard. and Mrs. Willie
Mae Humphrey. Funeral services
were held last Thursday, AZ MI
Zion Baptist Church.
Mrs. Nancy Hamilton. ~ Mitch
eldale. died Friday. May II. at
Fords Hospital She was 33 years
OF age. and IS survived by her
mother. her husband four sisters
and two brothers. She had been
member of First Baptist Church
for II years; and was highly es-
teemed in the community.
On May 10. Robert Carter. 70
parkslde. and Mrs Gertrude Viii
liams. POS Gardenlant. sponsored
and evening Of entertainment az
the home OF Mrs. Blanch Fears, IL
parkside. in honor Of several
wnnows and widowers. Those pc
sent were: Mesdames Williams
Blanch Fears. Mary Traylor. Grace