The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-31
Smile Road News Dispatches
ByJ c. Bryant eO4ee Kentucky Ayeuue

The Brotherhood of st. Andrews
Club will hold their annual ban
quet. Saturday, March 81, at st.
Augustine Church. Admittance
service for new members, will
precede the banquet. The Brother
hoods champion basketball team
is invited to attend. Bishop Pages
trophy will be officially presented
TO the team.
The Birdhurst Girls Athletic
Association sponsored a popular
ity contest. which was held at the
center, Friday, March 23. A large
crowd or young people danced to
the orchestral strains.
The Girls basketball team de-
feated Pontiac; and the Cubs
swamped the Rens. a West Side
team. The Senior team journeyed
TO Kalamazoo and were defeated
by the score OF % to Is.
The ladies of the Good Will Bur-
lal Society served a dinner, March
Fl, at the home of Mrs. Reddick.
40 Parkside Boulevard. 1t was a
success. The society's regular
meetings are held every Tuesday
night. at Birdhurst. 1t has a
bright future.
Mrs. Effie Trylor, daughter OF
James McRipley, Is In Grace Hos
pitah where she will undergo an
operation.
William Stem was the principle
speaker, Wednesday night. at the
meeting OF the Development OF
our own. at Birdhurst Center.
FIRST BAPTIST
Wisconsin Avenue
Holy Week services begin on
March 26 and will continue through
the 3Oth. There will be speakers
for each night. Sunday, April /.
the Easter program will be held at
p. m. All are welcome. Mrs. Mary
f. Banks Is in charge of the ex-
ercises.
The week of April I to 8 is Ne
gro Health Week. The Department
Of Health is urging every Negro
citizen TO have thorough exan,i-
nation. The Nurses Guild has been
asked TO canvass each home.
Mrs. Leila Holt and sister. Mrs.
VI. Carpenter left Sunday night,
for Clarksville. Miss, to visit their
mother.
Mt BEULAH BAPTIST
The Red Circle, OF Mt. Buelah
baptist, sponsored a st. Patrick
social at the church. last Wednes-
day evening. The church was dec
Grated with St Patrick colors a
spicy program was rendered and
interesting games played. Miss
Dorothy Taylor was mistress of
ceremonies.
THE YOUNGER FOLK
On Friday night, March %. a
popularity contest was ended al
birdhurst Center. Audrey jenkins
was awarded prize, for having
sold the greatest number of tick.
cts.
In recent basketball game. be.
tweeI the Birdhurst Cubs and tn,
West Side team. the former wor
by score of % TO 81. After tn
first game, the Birdhurst girl
defeated the Pontiac Girls.
The Birdhurst Senior team ha
one more game to play, befor
they will be eligible to play In n
championship game.
The young folk OF Mt Beula
gaze box social, Wednesda,
March 21. Among those participai
ing were: Ruby Cowan, Cleo &c,
Dorothy Taylor. Corinne Walden
and many others.
Buy the Tribune Independen
each week. II Is your paper.
The Oak Tree Study Club met a
Birdhurst Center. Thursday even
ing. March Is. Mrs. Ethel Wilson
was hostess. After the business
session and a period of study In
Negro History. taught by Mrs. AL
ma Thomas. a tasty repast was
served. The table was beautifully
decorated in the color scheme of
white and green.
The Union Prayer Band met
Palm Sunday morning, at Hamlet
Temple. All are welcome to wor-
ship at these meetings.
Chester Jackson Is president;
Mr.. Robinson. secretary.
Rev. and Mrs. G. Il. Askew, paid
the pastor (Rev. c. Thomas), a
visit while he was Ill