The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-25


,..d 700 for old Man Influenza
..,,sd me so II my talk Is brief
AZ. week. please make allow
sces. -. 49, -
..ws cold weather scored X. o.
...sntly-that is, visited many citi-
IN. with sickness. Some OF those
!, ,he sick list include Alberta
,.Ausou Mrs. Evelyn Black. Jewel
u,rding. Earline Lee. Florence
p,uman. Lilli Reed, Grayce Dud-
h. and Mrs. Eppie Vaughn.
Sad Tidings-T The dark spectre.
nsath sialked in our community
,scsptlv First. Joe Glover was
,,lled one Of the best drummers
!, our section lie was the hus-
hand Of lovely Caroline Clio =
and ,ather n TWO sons and daugh-
,sr In addition TO his widow and
,hildren. he deceased is survived
NJ his parents and numerous other
,elariyes and friends. The funeral
ras held from Peace Baptist
church. Goddard street. Rev.
Lee T Clay. the pastor, officiated.
The orchestra. OF which Joe had
neon such loyal and energetic
member. played at the funeral,
Nearer My God To Thee" Elk.
pressons Of sympathy were re-
rsIyed from Gloster Current and
Howard Bunts and members OF
their respective orchestras. Many
floral offerings were banked on
the caskci The funeral was In
charge of The strickland Funeral
Home
Another citizen who recently
nassed into the Great Beyond was
Rober, Davis.
Rebecca Smith. OF Meade street,
and Llyyester Smith OF Riopelle
street were engaged 10 be married,
and all plans for the wedding had
been made. when Llyvester sud
denly became III and died.
Rebeccs is heart-broken. also
members OF the young mans fam
ny. Arrangements for the funer-
al have not been made at this writ
INK
Glad ,iings come In the an
nouncemeni ~ the approaching
marriage Of Ida Lee Moore and
,anIe Walker They are TO
speak their vows this Saturday at
quiet csreniony. followed by a
reception
The petite Rose Best will prom
lse 10 love. honor and obey" Mr..
Bowen. OF Goddard street, this
Saturday
Marion Reed. former student at
Tuskegee Institute. Alabama. Is
endeayoring zealously to organize
Little Theatre movement here.
Those interested are requested to
kindly contact Marion at 1921
Main street She is an accomplish
ed playwright.
The student club. OF Washing
ton School center. is planning a.
mother dance which will be given
next Friday at the center. Re-
member the last one? It's still
being talked abou,-it was that
good,
Ethel Mae Buie. OF Lumpkin
street IS III at Parkside hospital,
where she recently underwent an
operation.
The Trustee and Deacon boards
o. Peace Baptist church are the
sponsors OF Every Third Sunday
musical programs. Well-known ar
us's are given opportunity to dem
onsIraie their artistic ability. Good
speakers are also asked to give
'aiEs ON themes OF current inter
est. This weeks speaker will be
non. Charles Mahoney. The pro-
gram sunday with start at 3 p. m.
Admission is free And all are well
come
Memo Jackson. clever sketcher
and painter. married lovely Alma
shannon. recently. Congratulate
ilons
'y me way. popular Edith Mont
somery and Gerald Brown have
moved from North Detroit. They
reside on The West Side.
Marion Greene. OF Goddard
sueet entertained several young
su'es sunday They we're: Mabl(
narris' Of Inverness avenue: Wa
son. W." 'o"A
Noarming Sarah Kirby, 45Os BAN
s ss recently became Mrs. Ireil
s"'nnon' AT the reception satur-
Say were seen: Mrs. Matte Rivers.
wv r'ala, Roy Simmons, Arthur