The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-02
HERE AND THERE
by Hattie Robinson

Oud brbown skin beauties real
i ly looked their best at Northern
High Schools Senior dance, las,
Friday evening. After many years
(seemingly centuries) OF laborine
in the classrooms. its quite nat
tural that they would wish to
dress like Queen Anne herself
But am afraid they surpassed
Miss Anne by far. And | might
add, there were no flies on our
white flannels. AT this dance
James Mcintosh was awarded a
medal for being the best all
around athlete of the school.
Northerns commencement ex-
ercises were held Wednesday af-
ternoon. The speaker was a Dean
from the University of Michigan.
who gave a numerous but very in
structive address. Among the sew
eral hundred who paraded the
platform that day were the fol-
lowing twenty-four Negro girls and
boys: Lee Frances Bryant, Hildrie
Philip Collins. Sylvester Echols,
VIM. Henry Hall, Clifford Frank
lin McAfee, VIM. Langston Stone
street. Corine S. Walden. Mary
Elizabeth Watts, Jessie Mae Wig
gins and Ella Lucretia Anthony,
Sarah Davis, Marion Margaret
Goodson. Helena Mildred Hall,
Ada Mae Charlotte Holman, Mar
cellius c. Ivory, Jerome Herbert
..,f,.I. frsAL lack
BENJAMIN. Charles Johnson. Earl
Kennedy, James W. Mcintosh, Ar
nett Reese. Nathaniel Timothy
samuel. Hazel Ann Smith and
Winifred Caldwell Welker.
An all day Sunday School Con-
ference was held at st. Stephens
A. NJ. Z. church Friday May 20.
Representative from various sun
day Schools met To discuss prob
lens facing the Sunday Schools
and TO devise possible remedy.
After quite an interesting ana
profitable discussion, several res
olutions were drawn TO be SUBJ
mitted to the District Conference
which is TO convene June q, Z, and
s at Kalamazoo. Among the
Younger people who sat in the con-
ference were: Atty. Herbert Dud-
ley. Thelma Wingo. Maude Will
liams. LeBrun Simmons, Willie
Scott, Miss Withers and Mr.. Will
liams.
II must have been enjoyable just
TO be able TO watch the Young |
people as they froicked at the
given by Anderson's
Athletic club at Central Commun-
INV Center. last Thursday. | have !
noticed that after such affairs
here are two or more persons,
who have known each other Tor
4 long time and who see each 9TH
,r in different light than ever
before tIf YOU get what ! meant
)f course am not saying any !
hing but Miss Etolia Sims and
Jimmie i.ason seemed very en-
Unused over something. and be-
Iicve the music stopped several
times when Mr.. Eason and Miss
Sims continued with their dancing.
But maybe that's not sign ~
all ANYWAY when Miss Sims ar
rived home SHE found that she had
some out-of-town guests. among
them being Marvin Dupree who
accompanied her aunt and uncle
from Cleveland. Well II looks like
busy week for the young lady.
The Sunshine Chorus consisting
OF fourteen or more young people,
presented an excellent showing al
the birthday banquet in honor OF
Mrs. w. W. Babcr. last Monday
evening al Ebenezcr Church. The
chorus arranged several group Sc
lcctions. also solo by their Iii
rector. Edward Merchant Mr.
Merchant. although very young
man. is an accomplished soloist
and pianist and has chorus and
several choirs under his direction
Miss Adriene Huston. chorus
pianist Murcl Esmons. bass sing
er and Horse RichcrsOn. tenor.
gave readings. the first two being
from Dunbar Young Lawrence
Shaw was featured IN a piano solo
and Miss McAfee and Ethel Rich
erson in duet.
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