The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1935-04-06

about a few of the items 8
have gathered on our round
First of all. we are going to
pause here and ask all the mirror
friends" to join with us In wish
ing that splendid woman. Mrs. Del
la Barrier. of 1857 w. Hancock, a
speedy recovery from the illness
which has kept her confined to her
bed for the past several weeks. So
many OF you know Mrs Barrier
and are familiar with her wonder
full work. that we need not 20
fully into that. However. to he a
successful president OF a woman's
club for more than forty years. as
she has been. is something to talk
and write about. Mrs. Barrier has
headed the local Willing Workers
Club. with a membership OF fifty
women. for more than two score
years, After meeting this petit lit
tie woman, one can understand
how she has accomplished such
results. for embodied In her per-
sonality are found the sterling at
tributes of kindness. dignity. eff
ficiency, sympathy, and a genuine
interest in the life and progress of
the community and It's people. No
wonder. then. that mebers of the
club and other friends are saying
it with flowers" and keeping her
home filled with a profusion OF
ported plants and flowers. To Mrs.
Barrier, who has done 80 much
charitable work in the community,
we say. 1--WE hope you may soon be
we'll again.
We have recently received a
number of communications and de-
scriptive post cards from Detroit
ers visiting in distant climes, who
send greetings to the mirror folks
back home. Among them are Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Kimbrough, of
Parker avenue. who are now in
Hot Springs. Arkansas, Mr.. and
Mrs. William ID. Mosley OF Vine
lwom avenue. and Mr.. and Mrs
Hinton. of st. Antoine avenue. VIII,
lare touring in Alabama and othe
lparts OF the South and East, afte
lhaving visited in Hot Springs; an
\Mra. Ida Postles. OF Parker aven,
\who A Waiting her slater I'm rexs
7lThey all tell us OF the warm 81
I shine they are enjoying in tho
lparts and say. I'VE wish you we
here with u.s."
Wedding bells have been ringin
for some Of our young folk: for o
Hast Sunday Gladys Coins. daugh
tier of Mr.. and Mrs. William Coin
OF Crane avenue. became the bride
of Ray Arthur Smith. The cere.
mony TO k place at Bethel A. M. f.
Church, with Rev. w. III: Peck, Of
ficiating. Also Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
II. Humble. 2SOs st. Antoine an
nonce the recent marriage of their
daughter. Josephine, to William L.
Peoples. \ wedding reception will
be given Saturday. April 6. Con-
young people,
We have been so pressed for space
of late that we were unable to
seat all of our March friends at
the mirrors birthday table" but
since we have the table all beau
tifully laid and adorned with cakes
and lighted tapers. we have invit-
ed a few of March's children to
come and join us. Here they are
Meet Mrs. Ernestine Postles. OF
Parker avenue. who celebrated her
natal day, March 20: and Mrs.
Fannie Graham, Of Theodore ave.
hue. who received her birthday con-
in March; ana Miss
Brady. whose cake-cut-
ing day was March 81. Little Rois-
sa Ali, 1920 Belvue avenue. cele-
brated her fifth birthday. March
Is, with a party given by her mo-
her. Mrs. Bernice Ali. And here we
welcome the first April celebrant.
Miss Mary Virginia Graham. OF
who was fifteen years
old, April 2. To each and all we
say. Happy birthday"
We have talked on and on, and
have not yet told you that the To-
cal Tau Chapter and the Ann Ar
Dor Nu Chapter of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority held a joint ini-
tiation of their pledges in Detroit
Saturday evening. March 16. Two
Detroit girls. Miss Elsie Roxbor-
cueh and Miss Julia Cole. were
made members OF Nh Chapter.
along with several other young U.
or M. co-eds from other sections.