The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-02

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went over big last Friday night, at
McCollester Hall. Heap big crowd,
all lovely dressed five skits or
acts-and peppy dance music. AS
TO the awards. OF course as in
every contest. there was the usual
divided opinion among the audi
ence. mot among the judges. as to
whom the awards should have been
given. Anyway. the Aeschylus Ora
matte Club received first award
the children from Brewster Cen
ter. uner direction of Mrs. Marion
Green, second while the third
went to the original play. written
and directed by Miss Elsie Rox-
borough. ell. that's that. and we
continue with our review. DR.. w. F.
Il. Dubois came. saw. and con-
Iquered" Detroit with his speech at
the St Antoine Y. M. e. A. last
Sunday afternoon: also Herb and
Jane Newton came and did their
part. even though one OF the local
white dailIes did try 70 stop the
show Well. you We're there and
We were there at those affairs. so
l"nuff sed'
We note that Detroiters are not
just going places here in town.
but some have the urge or the call
so strong 10 go. that several are
leaving this week for hotter places
in more distant climes Hot
Springs. Arkansas. is drawing to
her warm and saluberous atmos-
phere Mr.. and Mrs William d.
Mosley 5757 vinewood avenue. and
Mrs. j. Il. Hinton. OF the Hinton
Grocery on St. Antoine, who left
Tuesday 10 spend several weeks
in that resort and visiting other
parts of the South. Oscar +. Crit
tenden. 6704 Scotten avenue also
left last week for Hot Springs. fol-
n course of baths. after which hs
lwill visit with relatives in Mem
phis: Tenn. Thursday. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jesse Kimbrough. of Parke
avenue are motoring 70 Ho
Springs for few weeks sotourn l
3 that city. Mrs. Fannie b. Pee
: charming wife OF Rev. William
Ia \Peck. left this week tor Kans
\City. MO-. where she wn ape
5l three weeks with her mother q
K other relatives I'm that city. NJ
" they all enjoy their vacation. Il
y mensely
: Some OF the friends OF the coI
r munity are still ailing. but we hoI
5 they VIII soon be well. Anon
! them are Mrs. Hendricks OF 2St
street: Mrs. Eliza Foster an
daughter. OF Belvedere, who wer
recently injured in an auto acci
dent; and Mrs l.. l.. Moody, OF tn
Oree-Loree Beauty Shop. who is II
the Trinity Hospital to undergo al
operation. We join their many 9th
er friends in wishing for them al
a speedy recovery.
BY the way, Mirror friends" sc
many have made inquiry as to the
identity OF the three citizens VINO
Iinterceded with the Free Press &c
set aside a share of the proceeds
from the Golden Gloves tourna-
ment for providing summer out.
ings for colored children. that our
editorial department has asked us
to give the information in this
lcolumn. The committee OF three
who made intercessiOn in interest
OF our children. included Rev. G. f
Askew. pastor of Mt Olive Bap-
tist Church: Andrew Sneed, and
Russell Cowans. The question was
mentioned last week in one of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS editorials.
This brings us TO the weekly af-
fair which is proving 50 popular
the mirrors birthday table" We
have often told you that II is al
ways decorated with lovely caKes
adorned with lighted candles. and
the same is true to-day. We have
several seated guests for you &c
meet. First let's introduce some
February folk. JOHN Burns. sue
lcessful mortician OF st. Antoine
street, celebrated his birthday or
Friday, Feb. %, and his wife com.
lplimented him with surprise
birthday stag. Mrs. j. A. Brewer
OF 2sth street, wife of DR.. Brewer
cut her birthday cake. Feb. %
Mrs. Louise Blackwell of McDou-
gall avenue. celebrated her natal
day on Feb. %. with a surprise
party. Now. we usher in March's
children. by introducing the lady
sitting here-Mrs. Ruth Hicks, D
Mt. Vernon avenue, who will OBJ
served her birthday, Sunday March
g.: and Miss Keren Davis, OF Lei
cester Court, sits here. and will
enjoy her birthday dinner on
March Z. This young man is Har-
old Bailer. of s0th street. who
lights his birthday candles. March
s. Let's give all OF these honored
guests a big hand On the anniver-
sary OF their birth dates.
Now we say welcome home, 10
Mrs. Irene Woods. mother OF Mrs.
Ozetta Irby. 1880 Sherman. who
returned to the city recently. af-
ter a delightful sojourn with
friends In the South.
Here Is an interesting tidbit; the
Scrollers' Club at Wayne Univer-
sity. pledge club" Of the Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternity. presented