The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-28

heart, l am happy to share with
you the following news brevities:
Last week offered full social
calendar, including such fine pro-
grams as the variety program
which was sponsored last Friday
evening by the College Club. at the
Douglass Center. II was a benefit
affair. In interest OF the summer
camp fund.
Thursday evening marked the
close of the Queens Rally" which
was held at Allen Chapel. Miss
Vivian Dungey and Miss zelles
Hayes were the two contesting
queens. Miss Dungey was the win
ner and was crowned queen. A
variety program featured James w.
Baker, Sr., pianist; James Moore,
vocal soloist; Mrs. Mildred Butler.
select reading.
Henry and julius Baker gave a
rollicking roller-skating party at
lakewood, last Saturday evening.
A large crowd attended the affair
Skaters were present from Kala-
mazoo and other neighboring
towns. Amidst the thrills and
spills OF the fascinating sport, the
enthusiasts attending enjoyed
much entertainment. Refreshments
were served.
lie Club De Runners gave a
birthday party last Saturday eve
ming, honoring Rutherford Good
win and Shillman McMickens. The
delightful affair was held at the
Goodwin home, where tantilizing
tunes, delicious refreshments aud
dancing were featured. There were
approximately twenty guests pre-
sent.
Mrs. Myrtle Davis. chairman Of
the Industrial Department OF the
state Federated Clubs, attended the
board meeting of this organization
In Battle Creek, May 81. Delegates
were present from many cities of
Michigan.
James Bradley returned to our
city last Sunday afternoon, from
Kokomo, Indiana. where he had re-
sided for the past month.
Miss Frances Ford, of Topeka,
Kan. has returned to Kalamazoo,
to sojourn during the summer. She
is the niece OF Mrs. j. t. Small:
The Girls Unit Club will hold a
final meeting on June l., from
which date their season will termi-
nate. Seasonal awards will be CIV
en- holders OF highest seasonal
scores, also to the high-point win
ner OF the evening.
The Executive Committee OF the
Better Citizens Council were
guests of the Douglass Community
Center and members Of the Advi-
sorry Board, Friday evening, May
20.
Rev. Paul Cooley. of Pontiac
Mich. delivered an able sermon on
the theme, THE New Birth at one
OF the local churches. Sunday. Mr
and Mrs. Henry Harper and chill
dren accompanied Rev. Cooley
They spent the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T. Small and Miss Lethia
Ford. Mrs. Harper's sister.
Death claimed the late George
Walker, aged 80, OF 525 f. Kan
som street, last Tuesday evening
Nav II. MIR. walker succumbed to
injuries sustained In an automo-
lille crash, which recently occur
red near Three Rivers. Mich. the
deceased was prominent local
business man, who operated a
store. restaurant. club and amuse-
ment hall. Funeral services were
held Saturday afternoon from
Allen Chapel, with Rev. Crawford
officiating. Surviving are the
widow. Mrs. Mary walker; and
seven children-Mary, Barbardean'
lanes, Edwin, Donald, Fletcher'Jr'
and Clifford. 80, -.
charles II. Archinard died last
Wednesday morning at ths local
hospital. Funeral rites were neia
FRIDAY afternoon from the Dono-
van Funeral Home. Rev Benla,
min warfield offciated. Du'ia'
was in Riverside Cemetery
Mrs. Lucretia Daniels, OF Detroit
% visiting at the home OF MIS-
Nose Thomas. her cousin.
An official organ of the Micnl-
con Conference Of African Metho-
Al will be made available during
nc arst week OF June, through the
eworts OF Rev. p. G. Crawford Inc
naper has been endorsed by bisnop
Gregg. other presiding elders ..
the Conference. and the petroi'
Ministerial Alliance.
Rev. Crawford is editor OF tne
Allen Chapel Herald. The CONFER !,
ence paper is called The roron :.
rev Crawford Is progressive anu -