The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11

Is casting It's rays OF briliiancy. IL
IL with this forethought that ! open
my weekly column. III IL June--the
ideal month-the mouth which Gre
aies a POLITICALLY beautiful atmos-
phere. popular for weddings and
graduations.
Sunday morning. June IL. at IL
a. m. Allen Chapel will conduct
special graduation service.
The College Club gave recep-
ton At the Douglass Community
center for the graduates Sunday
June 8.
For your convenience and infor-
nation. will list the June grad
yates for 1898. Kalamazoo Central
high school will hold its commence
ment on June II. Those 10 graduate
include Miss Norma Russell. Miss
Annabei Scott. Miss Corinne Con-
ner. Miss Irene Baker, Julius Bak-
err, Emory Barnes. Jr. Those grad
uaiing from western State Teach
ere College are Alden Byrd. OF
Cassopolis, b. s. degree; John T.
Tspley. Pontiac, A. b.; Miss Sylvia
Graham. Miss Dorothy Maxwell.
and Miss Esther Madison. all OF
Grand Rapids and receiving A. b.
degrees: Timothy williams. Flint,
a. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Neusome have
opened their summer cottage at
Eagle Lake.
Mrs. Cox visited relatives In De-
troit over the holiday weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davis and
friends from Lansing were week
end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
wyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Davis, accompan-
led by Thelma and Eugenia Davis
and Miss Zelles Hayes. were holi-
day guests at the. residence Of Mr..
aro Mrs. Edmonson, Of Battle
| Creek; also Miss Erline Powell.
The Douglass Dramatic guild will
present their first hit OF the sea-
son. entitled. Look who's Here"
at Dalton. Mich. on June Is.
Julius and Irene Baker sponsored
a facky skating party last weekend
at the lakewood rink. II was we'll
attended by both local enthusiasts
ara skaters from Battle Creek and
surrounding suburban towns. Re-
froshments were available. Miss
Kathleen Whaling received the la
dies prize for costuming. while an
expert young Battle Creek skater
won the boys prize. The affair was
enjoyed by all present.
The Sub Debs are sponsoring the
seasons last skating party at Oak
wood Rink. June 10. All are in
vited.
Kalamazoo was well represent
| ed last Sunday and throughout the
week NJ the Baptist church OF Bat
tie Creek. OF which Rev. 8. 8. Har-
ris 10 pastor. The occasion was q
revival meeting. conducted by the
young evangelist. Miss Viola Smith.
Of Columbus. ohio. She conducted
a revival in Kalamazoo In April.
Mrs. Sallie CRANE returned home
last Thursday, following a fort
nights visit In Birmingham and
Tuskegee Institute, Alabama. While
at Tuskesee. she attended the com
mencement exercises, at which time
her eldest son. Arthur. received his
b. s. degree. Mrs. CRANE was ac-
corded many social courtesies dur
ing her visit in the South, some OF
+, tho hosts and hostesses being Capt.
aid Mrs. A. J. Nealy. Mrs. John
Clark. Mrs. T. T. Clopton. and
Kant. Miss Barker and Watkins
Mrs. Bertha Saunders and Mr.. Per-
kins. OF the Browns studio and
many others In Birmingham. At
Tuskegee. Mrs. CRANE was guest
OF her sister-inlaw-, Mrs. p. NJ.
CRANE. and resided at Douglass
hall. Her trip was a delightful one.
Kalamazoo lost two prominent
citizens last week. Mrs. Elmira
Lynn, widow OF the late James q.
Lynn, passed away at the family
home last wednesday. She was a
member OF Second Baptist church.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Duneach, Mrs. Clara Harris,
OF Kalamazoo; and Mrs. Jennie
Griffin. OF Inkster: two sons, Will
! liam White. OF this city. and Leman
Hudson. indianapolis: four sis
ters, Mrs. Dora Myers, Mrs. Blanche
Myers. Kalamazoo: Mrs. Jessie
Sartwell. and Mrs. Della Lent, OF
Grand Rapids and twelve grand
children.
Funeral rites for Mrs. Lynn were
held from Second Baptist church,
al 4 .. m. Friday. Burial was In
Riverside cemetery.
Mrs. Emma Brunette Of this city
died Monday. at the home Of her
mother, George Hardiman. in
Columbus, ohio. Funeral rites were
held last Saturday afternoon at
ESQ, from Allen Chapel. with the
Rev. p. G. Crawford officiating. In
torment was In Riverside cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmo Arton, OF Ko-
komo, Indiana, were house guests
Of Rev. and Mrs. warfield. last
Sunday.
David Breaux. blind pianist
and Gospel singer. will appear in
concert at Second Baptist church,
Lima - IN