The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-30


part OF each Of US will reveal wha
particular things there are fol
which we ought to give thanks.
II Is always interesting TO reat
OF weddings, and we will tell yol
that the residence of Rev. S. c
Cunningham. 1914 Mortified street
was the scene of an early morning
wedding Sunday, Nov. II. when
Mrs. Besse Mae Dukes, 67l7 Hart
ford avenue, became the bride oil
Edwin b. Clark, 1901 Mortified
street. 1t was quiet ceremony
with only the minister and wit
nesses present. Mr. and Mrs. Clark
will make their home at 6462 Haz-
lett St We join with their many
other friends in extending congrat-
ulations to the happy couple.
1t is also with a great deal of
pleasure that we call your atten-
ton to the new feature Of publ
city sponsored by the local n. A.
A. c. p. Branch. beginning in this
issue OF the Tribune. on page 2.
Read OF the organization inter-
csting activities. which will be
published at least monthly in this
paper. We believe you share our
opinion that this progressive or
ganization, which is working day
and night in interest of our race,
is worthy of loyal support from all
classes of our people in Detroit
and throughout Michigan.
One OF the delightful social af-
fairs OF the fall season was the
pretty party recently given by Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Jackson, in cele-
bration OF the first anniversary of
their wedding. Mrs. Jackson was
formerly Miss Leola Swain. The
home was beautifully decorated for
the occasion. the dining room be-
ing exceptionally lovely. A splen-
did supper was served the many
guests present. while dancing and
liquid refreshments were main
features of the gala event. The
young couple were the recipients
of numerous gifts. Those enjoying
the affair were Mr.. and Mrs. Tony
Gray. Mr. and Mrs. B. Green. Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin King. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. Daisy Mitchell.
Mr.. Terry. Mr.. and Mrs. Colonel
King. Miss Mary Solomon, Miss
Carrie webb, James Adams. Messrs
King, Thomas. Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. Toby Tribbie, Zee Jones. Mr..
and Mrs. Rice. Mr.. Clark and Miss
Perry. Out-of-town guests includ-
ed Ray Powell. OF Cleveland; w.
solomon. also OF Cleveland; HON.
er Jackson and Robert Harris, OF
Thomaston, Georgia.
The Tribune is grateful for the
many new advertisements which
are appearing In the paper. they
testify to the growth and increas-
ing popularity of this progressive
hometown paper. which Detroiters
OF all classes are reading and sup
porting In increasing numbers.
Many thanks to our advertisers and
to the reading public. When OPP
portunity affords. kindly tell our
advertisers you read their adver-
tisements in the Tribune. Your
kindness will he deeply appreciat-
ed.
The Housewives League No.
will sponsor trade exhibit AZ
the Owls Club. corner of Chene
and Madison. Wednesday and
Thursday, Dec. and 5. The pub
lie Is cordially invited.
One OF the wide-awake young
men of our group-Lloyd Moten'
1920 Milford avenue. Is entering
upon a progressive business ven
ture this week. He is publishing
a weekly periodical--"The West
Side. Shopping Guide which III
full OF merit and promise. We con-
graduate Mr.. Moten and wish TOT
him great success.
Check Dec. 6 on your calender
and keen that date open; for on
that evening, the Elliottorian
Business Girls Club. OF when
Miss Ruby Connolly Is president
will sponsor their charity bridge
party at the Frogs Club. Severai
interesting features will be con-
nected with this delightful affair.
Don't miss II.
The noted violinist. Clarence
Cameron White. appeared In re-
cital at the Lucy Thurman Y. w.
C. A. Monday night, under auspi-
ces OF the Civic Concert Group. Al
though the audience was not as
large as desired, II was very ap-
precIative OF the artists rare mu-
steal ability.
Have you seen a copy OF Ihe
Voice or Negro Business the
monthly trade periodical publish
ed by the local Booker T. Washing
ton Trade Association? II not, be
sure TO get q free copy OF the
December issue. which Will be OFT
the press Saturday. Nov. 30. Wal
ter Delsarte Is the progressive
manager OF the periodical, Rev.
William Fl. Peck being also one
OF the moving spirits OF this hne
venture. In interest Of Negro busi-
ness.
Mrs. M. wright. OF the whoopee
Twelve Club. entertained In hon
or OF her sister. Miss Myrtle Scott
OF Evansville. Illinois. Sunday
evening. Nov. ~, at a seven-courso
bridge dinner. Guests present In
cluded Miss Ruth Goodwin. NJ
r<f--A. n QIral Mr.