The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-24
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BY Mrs. Eugenia O'Bannon

Harriet Street School p. r. A.
presented clever minstrel show,
Tuesday. March -. at The high
school auditorium Songs, dam
ces ami jokes entertained a large
audience Miss Winifred Beck
made a good interlocutOr intro
ducing the following soloist who
sang popular songs Miss Marian
kersey, Miss Margaret King. Miss
Catherine Bass. Miss Lena Ed
mnnds. Miss Margaret Hall Tap
dancers were Misses Abbie Pet
It's. Lillian Turner. Elizabeth Hern
don The end men were Charles
Brown and Austin Patterson. The
band provided excellent music be- i
tween numbers.
Mrs. Lillian Bell. of Detroit,
spent a few days with her daugh-
ters. Mrs. Hardin Walls and Mrs
benjamin Nicely.
A delightful evening was spent
on March IL. AT the home of John
Etchinson. A birthday surprise
party was given for his wife's
6lst birthday Covers were laid
for % guests
Simon Preston and daughter.
Helen. received word of the death
of his sister. Mrs. Julia Chap
man. of Charleston. w Va
Mrs. Anna Simpson entertain
I'd number OF ). s. children az h
her home. Saturday afternoon. !,
Those present were Verne Henry, y
iarthonia Robinson, Marion and o.
.ouise Henderson, Winifred and a,
Donna Perry, Vicaor and LAYER m
a Johnson, Charles Grinnage. n
'vclyn Fletcher, Sarah and Ar p,
lur Thompson. Mesdames Cor al
on, and O'Bannon. After games. IA
q cream and cake were served 40
Little Chester L. Stewart cele-
'ated his birthday last week. +.
Id had lovely party. Pres !
L were Madeline and Sonny
'iffin, Royetta and Elenor Stew
t. Elizabeth and Mable Taylor.
lightful luncheon was served
er the games. ! :
Mrs. Andrews. in company with
s. Edmunds and Mona Jones.
ended the funeral of Mother VIII
ks. at the Church of God i'm yer
list, March 5. in Detroit low
CHURCH OF GOD too
'lder and Mrs. West entertain tax
the Bible Study Glass. Friday, my
-ch 16. at the parsonage. A fine mu,
gram was rendered at the b.
z. L. hour, Sunday, March IL, II
er direction OF Mrs West. Mrs. thu
erson, and Brother Caldwell. maj
RS. A. H. Anderson rendered a told
ly vocal solo at the A. NJ. f. WOO
rch, in Ann Arbor, Sunday af- a-w
Don. ,~s
lwrence Taylor will be the wal
81 OF Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin, of bus
'oit. for a week.
he Harriet School auditorium ID
hlled to capaciety, Thursday thin
ming. March Is, when the JUS
UT Tree contest between the one
If1i,vs, came to a close. The tur
ond Baptist emerged victori- bee
. A short. but spicy. program
we'd TO prepare the anxiously-
ting audience The kewanee She
lrtct of Whitaker. furnished pas
music the
he amounts raised by the var fro
$ contestants were Second 10
Dtist. Orange Tree. Mrs. Hattie The
hardsou. ssh; Banana Tree, so,
3 Mole Carr. S3440; Pincap- fop
Mrs Anna Simpson. $2S.G0; yel
pie. Mrs Hazel Green. $l707; bui
ne. Mrs Della Perry. $40. To- mo-
for Second Beaptist. 16S47. A. DO
r. Church. Plum. Mrs. +. l.. IN,
ark. -50.03; Lemon. Mrs Ethel mi
ely, S33.36: Fig, Mrs Elizabeth wi
histnant. $1,000 IN
Mr.. and Mrs. a. l. Taylor, in cd
mpany with Mrs. l.. Robinson. ~,
I'd the Misses G. and I. Taylor. n,
'ent a pleasant evening in De- IN
oft. 49,
Miss Serene easier is home ",
ON Chicago. because OF her
lother's illness. Mrs. Augustine
berry.
Rev Clark. Mrs. G. Array, Mrs C
l. Nicely, and Mrs. G. Roderick at O
ended the inspirational meeting in
INN Arbor. Thursday. March l6.
A joint birthday surprise at the, 4
ZONE of Mrs. r. Shears. was cele-
,rated March is. honoring Mrs.
'hristine Freeman and Jesse
Shears.
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