The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-28
BY J. c. Bryant
and Wlllam Fletcher
20466 Kentucky Avenue

MISS IVY Burt was the charm
ing and gracious hostess at a
bridge luncheon last Thursday af-
ternoon, at her home, IL Mitchell
adle. The affair was in honor OF
Gladys Burt. sister OF the hostess,
whose engagement to Robert
Johnson was made known to the
assembled friends. by her mother,
Mrs. Cassie Burt. Gold certificates
tied with blue ribbon and bearing
the printed announcement, were
distributed among the guests. Tho
wedding will take place in the
The first bridge prize
captured by Miss Viola Jen
Louise Burt, second; Edna
ryman. BOBBY. Those present
Misses Callie Tumbleston,
trice Jones. Mesdames Fra, &
Banks, and Jessie Session.
Mrs. Nancy. OF 80 Intellectually is
confined at Ford Hospital where
she is 10 undergo an operation.
A fashion show and dance was
sponsored by the Eight Bridgette
Club, at Birdhurst, last Friday
night. Many were present and a
number of beautiful Ayles were
on display Crawfop Giles and
Gertie Walton sho< what the
well-dressed schod lrl and boy
will wear.
We're you there so you must
have seen Albe BIT gracefully
gliding along Y Is 300 pounds
on the dance ffooi kith Mrs. May
ola Morgan and John Fears. and
Hattie Session rushing the season
with their sport shoes.
Speaking OF sports. there will be
a sport dance, Friday. May 4 at
Birdhurst Center which will be
given by the Brotherhood OF ST.
Andrew and the Girls Friendly So
ciety. Good music and prizes will
be featured.
Mrs. Anna Thomas, "a Mitchell
dale, is on the sick list.
Miss Frances Anderson. a teach
err at Grant School, announces her
marriage to James Clinkscale.
which was solemnized March &c.
Grant School T.. T. A.
The Grant School p. T. A. held
installation OF newly-elected Off
GERS. last Tuesday night. Mrs.
Walker, OF Ferndale Council, was
In charge OF the installation. Mrs.
Simmons, the new president. in
troduced her standing committee
appointed for the year. Mrs. Artie
Hall, OF the p. T. A. and Mrs.
Queenie Robinson, OF the Com
munity Breakfast Club, were chos-
en- as queens to raise funds for the
two organizations. After the meet
ing, the assembly enjoyed the folk
dances which were led by Mr.
Graham. The next and last meet
ing OF the season, will be held
Tuesday, May Is, at s .. m. when
the queen will be crowned; she
VINO brings in the largest amount
of cash.
Mrs. Fannie Humphrey 2O466
Cherrylawn. died last Wednesday
she leaves a husband, +. w. Hum
phrey, two daughters, Ersie T. and
Gretta. The latter resides in Jas
par, Alabama. A four-year-old
daughter followed Mrs. Humphrey
In death, two days after the moth
ers departure. The funeral was
held at First Baptist Church. with
Rev. Bolden, OF North Detroit. Of
ficiating.
John Moore. S440 Smile Road
was buried last Saturday. His
death was caused from exposure
while he was hiding from a posse
that was seeking him for the al
legged killing of Spencer Byrd.
Robert Mitchell, So Mitcheldale
died Friday. April 20 at Royal Oak
Hospital He is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Lille Mitchell, five
chlidren-Charlie, Henry, Arthur
Thelma and Mrs. Jessie Phinn:
four brothers-Elijah. Daniel, Os-
car. and Sam; and two sisters
Eldora and Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Johnson
1881 Greenlawn. are the proud
parents of baby boy, born April
20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Harris have
q four and half pound baby girl,
born three weeks ago.