The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-11

ton and new hope. Although ate
this writing it is January In
April in Detroit, we trust that by
Easter Sunday the weather will be
saluburious and sunny, so that
large numbers may take advantage
of the opportunity to attend the
special services at the various To-
cal churches.
| Thanks, a million, for the many
| letters and oral congratulations
Ireceived last week, regarding the
Tribune's increase to ten pages.
Just keep on, all of you, boosting
and helping your home town paper,
and We pledge you that wonderful
things will come to pass in the de-
velopment of journalism among our
group here in the Motor City. All
we ask is your continued loyal sup
| port.
Believing IN the old saying that
"all work and no play makes Jack
a dull boy" DR.. George Benjamin
a prominent local druggist, has
decided that he and his wife will
enjoy a vacation, which will begin
this weekend and continue ten
days. The Benjamins plan to leave
Detroit Friday on a motor trip to
New York City, Washington, d. c.,
and other Eastern points. They will
be accompanied by Miss Nellie AL
len, a coed at the University of
Michigan.
This is a pleasant It'd bit to re-
fleet to you through our mirror"
A great surprise greeted Ma
thaniel Hickson, on his birthday,
Sunday, April 5, when his daughter
lWinifred Hickson, RECALLED him
with a large, luscious birthday
cake, along with other delicious
edibles. This thoughtful daughter
invited Mrs. Claudush Wright, Mrs.
Matte Pnkney, A. J. Wright, and
John Ardain to make merry at this
affair. with the honoree.
Now, here comes a big question
mark. Are you doing all you can
| for the contestants in the big sub
scription campaign the Tribune is
conducting? There names are pub
lished in this issue. Pick out one
or more of the candidates and give
them your support. BY so doing,
you will not only render a real
service to them. but will also great
ly help the Tribune to increase its
ability to serve the home folk still
more effectively. After all, re-
member it is your own home pa
per, and you owe it your allegiance
One of the pleasant strangers
within our gates recently was Mrs.
Brown, of Philadelphia, who was
the guest of Mrs. Henry Porter.
1719 Dubois street, during the past
week.
To all of the college students
who are home for the Easter vaca-
ton, we extend special greetings,
and hope their vacation may prove
immensely enjoyable.
Folks, if you want to see the lat
est spring fashions, and enjoy an
evening of dancing to the muse Of
Larry Douglass orchestra, go to
the Lucy Thurman Y. w. C. A. on
April 10, at p. m. The members
of st. Cyprians Church are giving
this affair and invite you to be
present.
Miss Clara Mae Anderson,
charming school marin of Cleve-
land, Ohio, was the weekend guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Russell of
Alger avenue.
Now, now. isn't this something,
The Mems Club, Of Plymouth Con-
gregational Church, will serve
breakfast in the dining room of the
church, Easter morning. The
breakfast is free and all are in
vited to come. What's more, at IL
a. m. Sunday, the harmonious
strains of the new pipe organ at |
Plymouth will peal forth for the
first time, and special Easter
ed. Don't miss 1t.
One of the pretty social affairs
of last week was the party given |
last week, by Mr.. and Mrs. Altheus |
Hazard, last Saturday night, at
their home at 307 West Grand. 1t
was in honor of the marriage of
Miss Margaret Darnell, of this city,
to their brother, w. l.. Hazard, of
Leminster. Mass. The wedding took
place Thursday night, April 2.
Among those at the party were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Scott, Rev.
and Mrs. Bankhead, Mr.. and Mrs. |
L. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bright,
Mrs. c. Lomax, Mr.. and Mrs. oliver
Taylor, Mrs. e. Bracy, and Miss A.
Phillips. The latter rendered two
vocal selections, beng assisted at
the piano by L. B. Bellinger. Mr..
and Mrs. Hazard left Tuesday, for
their home in Massachusetts.
We regret to announce that Miss
Anna Bell Hill, Harry Hill and
CLAUDIA Pharn, of Hendrick street,
were injured Monday at II a. m,
when their car collided with the
Lincoln car Of Joe Louis. at Jos.
Campau and Charlevoix. Joes car
was driven by his brother. Both
automobiles were damaged
Now. here's a bit Of more cheer
full news, Miss Pearl Bolden be-
came the bride OF Hollis Lee, last
Sunday afternoon, at o'clock, at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
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