The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-08-24

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Falls, New York City, Philadel-
phia, Atlantic City, and other
Eastern points. She plans to be
back home In early September.
Mrs. Samuel Hood and children,
Harriet, Jane, Samuel Jr., and
Kenneth are leaving Saturday, to
spend their vacation in Idlewild.
Mrs. Hood is wife of the proprie-
tor of the Hood Laundry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest Thomas, Miss Lille
Williams, 591S st. Antoine, and
X. G. Black, and little Miss Bon
ner Jean left by motor for Kansas
City last week to visit relatives
and friends Mr.. Black and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas will also visit
Oklahoma, before returning. Mr..
and Mrs. F. c. Kemp, $3.50 Vine
wood avenue, spent a few days
last week in Fremont, Ohio. Mrs.
Eleanor Perkins. 3S664 w. Han
cock. left the city this week. ac-
companied by A J.. Sanderlin, II.
Sheppard, Mrs. Effie Worthy and
daughter, Mae Lonnie and Clar-
ence +. Gray, to visit relatives
and friends in Baltimore. WASH
ington, North Carolina. and New
York. Messrs. Sanderlin and
Sheppard will return after a two
weeks stay while the othtr men,
bers OF the party will return af-
ted Labor Day. Mrs. l.. AIRING
ton, manager OF Arrington's Chick
en- Shack. left this week on a
visit in New York City, Baltimore
and points in Virginia. She will
return in three weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Matthews
and son. accompanied by DR..
Scipio Murphy are spending a
week In st. Louis, Mo. where they
motored to take Miss Gaynell. the
recent house guest OF Mrs. Mat
thews. home.
From far out West we received
word that the Detroit party, COM
posed OF Mrs. Edith Watson, Mrs.
Lowell Baker. and Lloyd Bailer.
are still enjoying the sights OF
the golden West. They have visit
ed Chicago. Kansas City, San Die
go, Calf. and other cities in New
Mexico and Mexico. Before re-
turning home early In September
they plan to visit Seattle Wash
ington: Denver. Col. and points
in Kansas.
Mrs. Helen Robinson. Of Gar
field street, was hsstess at a pref
tily-appointed luncheon last week
honoring Mrs. Anna w. Sellers.
OF Columbus. Ga. Among those
present were Mrs. Flossie Meah,
Mrs. Lena Sreman, Mrs. Clifford
Strain. Mrs. Lillian Thomas, Mr..
Anna Dye, Mrs. II. Croft, Mrs.
Madeline Cummings, Mrs. Eunice
Consinglio. Mrs. Rosa Owen, Miss
Rosella Ivory, Mrs. Lillian Mon
roe. and Mrs. Florence Johnson.
Wedding bells rang for Miss
Eunice Davies and Prince Clark,
on July q. when they spoke their
marriage vows in Bowling Green
Ohio. Last Saturday night. men,
bers and friends Of Shiloh Beptist
Church rendered the couple an
elaborate banquet In the dining
hall of the church. large num-
her of guests being present. The
bride. who was formerly employ
ed by the Tribune-Independent
as a stenographer, Is popular IN
social and religious circles. Tne
groom is q member OF the trus-
tee board OF Shiloh Church. The
mirror folk extend our congratu-
lations.
Many Detroiters who have been
off on vacation trips, have re-
turned home and are telling the
trips. Among this number are
Mrs. o. F. Crittenden, e7O4 Scot
ten. who has returned to the city
neighbors about their pleasant
after spending a month visiting
relatives and friends in Mime
apolis and st. Paul, MINI. She re-
turned by way Of Chicago and
witnessed h e Louis-Levinsky
fight and the All Star baseball
game. Roy woodson. an employee
at the st. Antoine Branch Y. M.
C. A.. 635 Elizabeth, returned
Monday. after delightful s-day
vacation In Indianapolis. Ind.
Miss Mildred Eubanks. efficient
secretary and stenographer at
shiloh Baptist Church. arrived
home last week from Port Huron.
Michigan. where she spent six
weeks recuperating from recent
illness. Leroy White. Of Yeman
street, Hamtramck, is home again.
after a pleasant visit Of several
DAYS in Portsmouth, Ohio and
points in W. Virginia.
II is announced that school bells