The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-10
Hamtra1nck News

ssr, Smith. employment director
fer ne Boarc Of Eduebation.
ne rsx: Conference meeting VIII
\, hsie ~ 1860 Lunpkin avenue.
xcrosy. July II. The election OF
officers viii BE- held July -.
Here and There
Hello friends. this . Jackie Ar
thur reporting 10 you the news OF
the week.
Northern High school Alumni
gave their fra, annual moonlight
on steamer Pui-ln-Bsy. Saturday
June seth. There was lovely
crowd OF mixed races and no dis
order OF any kind occurred. The
nirht was splendid for the occa-
sion. A cool refreshing breeze
blew over the river and one could
see the moons sIlvery face when
II peeped through the heavy grey
rain clouds.
Some Of those present were:
Misses Sarah Cleveland, Lorraine
MOSS. Frances Horner. Marjorie
Cooke. Marjorie Carter, Caroline
Plummer. Dunbar: Alice Stanton
and Etolis simms. stanford Hicks
Charlie Roxborough. James Bailey
william Horner. Theodore Wood.
son. George Dunbar, Bassett Jones
Henry clegy. SPENCER Carrie. and
Clarence Woods. Nearly all com
planned that the ride was too short
they had the notion that the boat
would cruise on six hour trip
That's q little too much 70 expec'
since the ride was given for school
students.
June 9th. after services the Ply
mouth Congregational Sunday
School held q very delightful pic
mic, al River Rouge Park. About
seven cars went out 10 the play
grounds together while others fol
lowed AZ the day passed on After
eating their I'LL OF picnic lunches
a baseball game was organized
bikes engaged. and others tool
hikes.
Marjorie Greenidge and Francei
Horner tried TO read THE G0OI
EARTH while sitting on wooden
benches but they were not very
successful. Miss Watts bought
marshmellows for everyone and al
had a grand time roasting them
Rev. Horace White took movinI
pictures of thu happy picnicers
Everyone had on their fayorit
sport toys Lorraine Porter. Con
ME Showers. and Caroline Plum
mer. wore stacks; Marjorie and Ro
berts Greenidge. and Frances Hor
ner had on backless sport dresser
with jackets; Gladys House an,
Virginia Burger had on three piec,
suits Mary Webb and Bernie Wat
kins wore couletif; and the 9th
ere wore various color spor
dresses.
Nescia Hairless drove out 10 tel
gil her friends hello. ] must no
forget 10 tel you that there wer.
also boys on the picnic. There -wer,
Carlyle anc Bob johnson. Ciiftoi
and Lewis Graham. Carol Evans
nephew, Doug Tibbs disguised II
his large green sunFlasses. Gen,
Gilysrd. Logan Nilliran. the twt
Webb boy. and above all waitel
Green the lie OF The picnic.
FLASH. FLASH. FLASH
Helena Gourdint The New Yorl
Mist came back 70 Detroit Tuesda,
without The least worninr. Every,
one Is r.sc hat she is back.
wonder who will be the best man
JohreN, Henry OF Jeste.
J; 10 rrrorsc ths, the engage
rner; o. Ipe.nca Jackson and Ken,
reth sisr;or viii foon be q we'd
locf.
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