The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-03

Grant School held Its regular
meeting, Wednesday. Feb 81. at the
School. A. Howard. the president,
presided. Negro History Week was
observed. the speakers being j. G.
Dancy, of the Detroit Urban Lea
que. and William Loving, physical
instructor at the Y M. @. A. Mrs.
Frances Talbert spoke on Negro
music. Mrs. Simmons was appoint
ed chairman of the nominating
committee for the election of Off
GERS, to be held March 10, Mrs.
Mary Morris urged all TO pay their
i933-34 state and national dues, be-
fore March 81. A bridge party was
planned for Saturday, March 3. at
the school, for the benefit OF the
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcqueen and fam
lily are leaving for their new home
at SO Elizabeth street, Pontiac.
Mich. They extend their friends a
hearty welcome to visit them
Annie b. Jenkins, 80 Mitcheldale.
celebrated her tenth birthday, with
a party at her home. More than SO
of her little friends helped her TO
celebrate.
Mr.. Ardena Stephens, of st. Aug
Justine Episcopal Church., motored
TO Fort Valley. Ca, where she will
speak on the History OF the Ft.
Valley school," OF which she is one
OF the founders. Mrs. Nan Diamond,
OF this district, accompanied her on
the trip. They will return in two
weeks.
Miss Dorothy Miller. IT'S Wyo-
ming avenue, left Wednesday, Feb.
%, for Chicago. where she will take
a nurses course. The Girls Friend
ly and Brotherhood of ST. Andrews
wish her a pleasant trip and sue
cess In her course.
A surprise birthday party was
given Saturday, Feb. "a, in honor OF
Mrs. Pearl Wright, at her home, rs
Mitchcldale. The affair was plan
ned by Mrs. Queenie Robinson. Mrs.
Anna Thomas. Mrs. Artie Hall. The
memo consisted OF ice cream, cake.
sailed peanuts, minis. Bridge and
whist were enjoyed by the group.
Mrs. Hall and Ted Page won prizes
in bridge. Mrs. Green and William
Hall won In whist.
The Central Junior Basketball
team invaded Smile Road last FRI
day night, and won from the Bird
hurst Cubs. score 19 to IL. Bird
hurst Seniors won from the Veter-
ans, who lost by the score OF IL
to Is.
Over 800 people attended an
elaborate wedding held in commun-
ity at Oak Grove Church, Sunday,
Feb. rs. Miss Edwina Dade be-
came the bride of Ed Hunter. Rev.
Davis OBLIGATED. A large crowd was
turned away. for lack OF room. The
bride wore q lovely white gown
ana carried bouquet OF red and
white carnations. Pearl Hunter, sis
ter O the groom, was maid OF hon.
or. Carnegie McCauley was best
man. The bridesmaids were beauti-
fully gowned They were: Amelia
Lewis, Reva Mccullough. Wilma
Smith, Ruth Smith, Esther Pow
ell, Juanita House. The ushers were
william Chapman, Ernest Dade.
Pascal warfield. Alexander Miller,
Jack Phillips. and Elmer Shaw. Az
ter the ceremony, a reception was
held In the basement of the church.
Among the local sick are: Frank
Gaffeny, 5000 Mile Road; Daniel
Reeves, 432 Woodside: Henry Pow
ell, 10000 Wisconsin; Arthur Boyd,
2O591 Cherrylawn; Mrs. Pearl
Sheppard. 2O491 Indiana; Miss Rose
Brantley, 20403 Ohio; William
Lloyd. l995S Griggs. They will well
come visits from friends.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Wisconsin avenue
Pastor Theodore Williams occu-
pied his pulpit Sunday and preach