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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19

less. Joe Thomas. III. Horace Rod
gers, Ambrose Morris. Barbara
Ivy George Smith. Ann Gregory,
Gertrude Turner. Leroy Rocqui-
more and Laurence Gibson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Happy Birthday, Beautiful People =.

butcher candcstrk maker have been
nllng parties which the ustriou ones
Marshall
n an hlowngvh ie Helen billiard followed up
and Victoria Mccall celebrated
with Marion Green following suit on July July was reserved
Josephine Gaines their DAY OF
DAYS July II found Elizabeth Eikns receiving
Thomas remembered on July
Marge cut birthday
day Dody Cole and Elaine Lewis Bud
Dunbar will celebrate on Jpy ~ win Mn
likewise July o. Dr Ted White whoop W on July
Russell Will remember 10 blow out
July tho cayacado July 81
la hdan 10 rnl Ill
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Palmer OF
Ann Arbor, Mich. announce the
birthday OF daughter, who was
horn Sunday. Mrs. Palmer is the
former Viola Coins.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Club NeUs
Detroiters Meet Mrs. VIM Thomas Love At Receipt
Mrs. Kathryn Love French Presents
Brothers Bride To Local Friends

unable to attend the fashionable Wedding Of Josephine
their last Friday At that time the bride
formally to Detroit
The affair took the form Of brilliant
handsome style
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Happy Days Are Here Again
Make Way, Cabelleros

We don our sonheroes and mantlas % SEN
or!'as bertha pEf., Roberta MCGUIRE and Elmina
Gibson, Who hsad 10. a;h % The RIO Grandc in a
Weeks time Latest reports indicate that Joe Jcnk-
ins may tax along TO make sure that no cabe.lero
kidnai Hernia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Jim Knocks Himself Out
AS Host and Jitterbuq

To the victor belongs the spoils, and to Jim Cole Jr
laurels for carrying out his role host in inmitabe
fashion Tweveyearod jim in the typical effervescent
Cole Gall of the Coles possessed of spark
ing zest for livngl. entertained ROYALTY at party with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19

choices. Among the Charter mehp'
iers and jitierbues are DR.. Bob b
Sparks. Joe Cralgen, Or. and Mrs
Morris, George and Louise Taylor,
Jacque and Lyman Burris, DIR.
and Mrs. Gil Edwards, DR.. and
Mrs. squack Harmon. Fred and
Lucy Jones. Roscoe and Katie Full
or. Peggy and Horace Johnson, DR..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19

dant Back 20 the particulars Eleanor left Detroit
the latter part o, June. on vacation trim TO Wash
ngton. DC Richmond. Va Fl Davis NC. whore
Eddie is stationed and finally Atlanta she return
Ell home Tuesday OF this week and her phone
has been busy with well wshors Who were notified
OF the event ty postcards which read: Il really did
81" And q course everyone knew what that romantic
double talk meant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19

and Mrs. Ted White. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorham. DR.. and Mrs. Sam Milton.
Dr. Arlington, Nancy Jennison,
DR.. and Mrs. DOODLE Milton, Herb
slmms. Marietta Posey and Billy,
plus all OF the Thomas clan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19

oeaned ana frockeu
The ar West Thomnses summer place Dur
rssf ne rare seriousness they elected
.
81 ~ 81 Or Ar Thomas Sr. president Odalle Harmon
lxN1Sr secretary LYMAN Buris, Of the iun
makers ouht They in the country every
two weeks To eat, and be merry over moon
-AN lizzie soat roasts and barbecues breakfasts that
lasts over n lunch and dinners all supposed TO be
"a Na basis. but with Sam Thorn
DR.. All Fisher getting stuck with most OF he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Headnotes

pga he latest fashion head
that's old stun because pgta
headdres back and she'd like to take
Style
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-19
Thunder on theSocial Front
Another Cupid Scoop
By The Mic Cornornl

Tho exciting 81. o Mr.
Cupid Atlanta
Eddie The wedding
July Fourth the church Eddes mother faithful
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06

narrower in silhouette to do away
with "blindmans buff" being
played every time something must
be found in the bag. Top handles
are favored, but this season finds
those handles soft enough for COM
fort, when the bag is carried
underarm. There are lots Of fab
RIGS and feathers seen in handbags,
and of course they're keyed to shoe
fabrics, feathers, and colors as
well.
Hand In Hand
Saddle stitching. perforations,
draping. shirring. and emhlems all
do their share TO smarter basically
simple handbag styles.
Hand in hand with the bag, OF
course. is the glove. which follows
classic trend, highlighting sim
plicity for spring. Slip-ons come
in all length ranges; but there are
tailored gloves with fine, re-
strained detail such as thanksgiving
or simulated handstitching. Dressi-
er gloves take TO shirring. drapins.
and appliques in feminine mood
but actually the perfectly plain
slip-on is the glove for which most
women will find the most use.
The short sleeved dresses Of the
season call for six-button and
longer lengths; And It is very
fashiona BILE TO push them down
around the wrist in a neatly casual
not sloppily bulky way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
Brunei Had
Six Husbands


sP0kANE-Nrs. Nsdelyn Vel
trie. an attractive 5o-year-old
brunei today said she didn't
know It was . serious offcnse 10
b married 10 six men.
The former oroville resident
was IN the city jail where she was
sentenced 10 serve three months
by Superior Court Judge Louis
Bunee on q bigany count.
The woman said she had a
young daughter 10 support
and didn't know she WAS doing
wrong. The Judge called her
''the most married woman that
ever appeared In my court ]
can't imagine anyone so ignor-
ant Of the law she would con-
tract - many marriages"
Officers said the woman married
Victor veltrie here In 1928 and
that the marriage was not dis
solved in Seattle until last year.
The hisamy warrant was based
on the wo1an's marriage to Werner
w. Smith Of Northport last year.
That WAS annulled.
Meantime. here are the other
marriages which have aimee
been snnulled,
r. a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06

Because the wearing Of jewelry
is a feminine desire which even ex-
pressed itself in the age Of cave
jewellers. and because IL Is still the
most feminine Of accessories. we
may stop first at the Jewelry
counter and see what our local
shops have to offer.
Frankly, and beautifully this
seasons iewelry compels atten-
tion! Fairly large In size, It may
Mt even the most inexpensive price.
have individuality of design and
fineness of workmanship. Lapel
pins. long-strands of beads. wound
around and around the South
American way: Hawaiian leis; and
from our own west. saddle leather
jewelry and lapel gadgets in ranch
and American Indian. military and
nautical interpretations. make the
jewelry picture come in the sphere
of Western Hemisphere influence
Earrings will sdorn more ears, be-
cause hair styles bare pink lobes
and hat styles emphasize them
while the new sleeve lengths OF
dresses are plea for bracelets
to cover up arm baroness.
The handbag Is always an i'm
portant accessory choice, because
1t serves an important function II
daily use-aside from being a dec
orative wardrobe complement. Thii
springs bags are larger in size
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
Baseball Luncheon
Scheduled Friday

The Tacoma Young Mems Bust
nese club will hold its spring base
ball luncheon Friday noon at Hotel
Winthrop. Robert Abel, W. 1.
hague president. and Horace tPip)
Koehler. manager of the Tacoma
Tigers. will be among the guests.
Coaches at c. p. S.. p. L. c.
and high schools In Tacoma and
near the city also have been in
vited.
The Y. NJ. B. c. has lined up
the following programs;
March II. DR.. ]. Q. lew Valen-
tine) In person.
March n. the Rev. c. Oscar
johnson.
March -. 'sTrsss and Homes. "
Wsyerhasussr's colorsd sound film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
Plans Proposed
To Boost Morale
AsliT>GToS

WASHINGTON - Development
Of educational. recreational and
utility facilities in national defense
manufacturing eentsrs was pro
posed % the house building and
grounds committee Tuesday ss
means Of improving worker morale
and stabilizing labor conditions IN
industrial plants.
Frank Bane. chief OF the ma
ton. told the committee that so
sion NJ state and federal coordins-
ton. toldl the committee that 50
N rs defense areas face serious
shortages NJ vital social facilities.
He said that lack Of these facilities
caused unsanitary conditions,
lowered morale and tended 70 pro-
mote dissatisfaction in the ranks
OF labor.
The committee has before II a
bin authorizing a $3.50 900 600 ap-
preparation 10 be used on a loan
or grant basis 10 aid states and
municipalities in furnishing hos
pitfalls. SCHOOLS. utilities and recrea-
tional facilities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
Carpeiiing Sold as Decoration
Photo by Bruno.

style and color to meet the individ-
ual taste. These visual aids In
their varied forms are made use
full and effective because the man
ufacturers and retailers In the
home furnishing industries are CO
operating closely, for the consum-
ers benefit.
Color Coortiinsted
Color and design in floor cover
ings are selected to 20 with those
In furniture. draperies, wall cover
ings because those who produce
them appreciate how essential
such coordination really Is to the
woman who must assemble them
in her home.
American carpet designers and
colorists. drawing inspiration from
the growing public interest in
richer. gayer, more colorful sur
roundings have given free rein to
their own lively sense OF Color.
The result is quite the most allur-
ing and delightful opportunity
which the homcmaker has had in
recent year to express personal
preferences IN colorful harmonies.
Design Follows Trends
Carpet and rug design follows
major decorative style trends.
Dominant 18th Century and close
Unrelated Regency. open wide the
door 10 the colorist: Botanical
forms traditional for these periods
naturally demand free use OF q
many-hued palette.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06

With Kaleidoscope color In car
pet and pattern development has
come a noteworthy advance In
service which stores render
toward achieving perfect selection
of the correct floor coverings.
Being the dominant color area in
the room, decorators point out
that the selection of rug or carpet
is vital TO decorative harmony. and
should be made with great care.
Aids to guide the homemaker
in performing this function range
from simple color charts to elab-
crate ensembles and ingenious
methods Of building complete
decorative scheme in miniature: in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
Attempted Theft
In Cafe Failure

Search was being made Wednes-
day for three men who attempted
TO rob the Camp Tahoma cafe.
1886 South Tacoma way, Tuesday
night.
According to Roy Nelson, pro-
prietor. while one of the trio was
paying the bill. another reached
over and took two 81 bills from
the cash register. His wife. Mrs.
Nelson, saw the theft and made
him return the money.
The men then left the cafe and
drove away In q car with Cali
fornia license plsten.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
Would Depori Two
Men 10 Canada

PORTLAND - Roy J. Moreno,
divisional director OF immigration
and naturalization, announced here
that he was bringing deportation
proceedings against Mitchell Man
skill, 10. and Clement Andrew
Kastan. rs
Both men are accused Of unlsw-
full entry from Canada AZ Blaine,
Wash, last July. the immigration
official said. They are natives of
Canada.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
Woman Proves Her Chic
By Smart Accessories

Woman can express her individuality by means OF
the she chooses to play dress down her
fashions obvious mark of good taste not to be over
accessorzed But il questionable to be
And the choice which do the most to enhance
every dress coat and suit adventure in shopping which
sprnq selections make doublY entcing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
QQ<5

Dress and coot or dress and joeke orusns Radio sto
Prints The velvet trimmed Bob Hope pepoden model hos
toothposte and comedy mask motif the Bine Crosby
Kroft Music Hall costume orchestra eoder with
roised baton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-01

COUNT Basic
HITS ROAD

Count Basic. the ssp;sn Jump
Ei-g Q. Sr;rz." embarked Jan. %
CT the creates, road Trip IL his IL
isstricus career and has been book
ed TO play leading theatres. ball
rcons ard college prons through
out The nation FOR the mex, three
months HIS managerial difficulties
with Music Corporation o. America
al, ironsd oui. the Count Is nov
under TIE guidance OF the william
Morris srency and appears dss,in-
ed for his bes; year since &c or
Esnired rs present band IN Kansas
City approximately FIVE years ago.
Basic recently recorded fourteen
new sides ,or The oKEH label which
will be released while the band Is
II the hin,erlsnds. The Count has
decided 10 remain OF the sir until
the eurren, AscAP-BMI dispute
has been settled and vii. Depend IL
large par, upon lis oKEH record
inss 10 keep the bard IN the public
eye during :'s road tour.
cour; Basic will be IN Deirol,
March 8.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-01
Hope To Aid
Trend OF Better
Negro Films
Ernest Wilson In
Western Thriller,
Bad Man of Rio"
By TED YATES

NEv yoRK-tTPy}-L:v-ng ID
% IS promise 70 fvsr Negroes IL
s,srr.1E roles. Republic pictures
which set = aer all-;ins high IN
.ss Hss come through with rs
1-s; ns.o- flicker 0. TIE rev year.
Bsc Msz From RIO" starring Err
e; wilson.
4 veteran Of the movies. Wilson
WHO texsn his career over thlrty
yes-s ago when a. a snail child be
p.sys1 II The silent version OF
r-cis Toms Cabin. Is reil-krowr
. t1sz'reEoers
Las; ses- IN The Howard OF
v4-g.-.s this tine wilson appears
Z s1o'aer thriller. with plenty OF
We ues; aair 'em-scars en- cow
10y t;1- Bad Man From RIO
E.fss ;Ae FIRST Negro 70 appear in
ia.k.rE fins real chance 10 Go
sore real acting.
so-s remember Wilson from hi:
Isr's IL q score OF outdoor shots
where Re sgured prominently IN the
sccsr;ec mob" scene. But wilson
e remembered also To- his role or
N.cnEh, Taxi Plenty Of foot
axe ard with no cu's. Wilson Is
actually a STAR IN Republics bad
Man From Rio"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-01

sharp. who is your tailor. any.
wall We wonder II he will make
a couple like your Friday and Mon
dsiy sults on credit. Edward said
that he likes good food and espec-
ially yle's Rar.B.Qne. Vie i loeat-
Cd out 0akland-way. You just cant
miss IL when you come oct Of
Breads. Just across the street i
cabin that brightens ur the
block. Fyen our copy editor and my
critic. Harriet Robinson. likes Nle's
Log Cabin Pit Bar.B.Q. Especially
the chicken The well known
cook = tell us that Larry Chlsm. who
bins a column for a local rag j.
one Of the biggest eaters In town.
ANY place tina, il a dispensary ri
good eats can expect lots of Ink
from Columnlst Larry. place 70
sing pert WITNESSES Of your own
connection without disturbing your
tlbow.neiehbor Is the IL Horse.
men cluh.
They tel Us ihst Botbis Andsr-
so7E Chicken Shack is clicking
something zood More rover > her
Ire B.ackhark Is very spirited
place with much Eusto IN prog
ress-conn-n.fv sirzing. gooc
boxing gals being boy frisrdet
and VIA, not A. tcr food, We
reconsnd the h.raturgers. sam
Brrrs ovrs and operates the park
.rx lot concession 81 ire Coy Cor
-er now !. Jap srsed's ner ball
room Is Killer. waen Il IS fn'
saec. tasrs will be 70 question
ABOUT s, being ne hrss, and mos'
eaqus - beautiful small dance
-s,scs 81 the country owned BY tas
race.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-01
Cagney Takes Poke
At Oomph Girl In The
City For Conquest"

csgtty rele Az 70
2. IN seirfss tas- - has
tt1te sresr.1T ~ tle -se-
~r.s o: mo;lo. r.c,lrs
ha.rz when 20 ~ scene
frs 49, Ann Sheridan
vsr,tr Bfos "fl'v Fer Con-
e.sr cpsriax &. re Erho Tass-
-rsT ss1sy. wstrsf.sy ard Talrs-
s Ts,--ssy 4. & s,c
re scrs. required csgrs7 %
-rt1 ARA ~ ksr snc-ldsr when
sts t-st - SEP between Cssrey
a.. Ar'stry Q-.r-. dgF!.g quar-
rti scene
wat C.rnsy actually I'D vas
ire arr t.or that glanced ~
xfs srs-1srf right shoglter.
t-' vrits nY trrks ~ oamsrs
srFlss lg-rrE and the DID rule
~ ~f1s hard is quicker than the
sfs lo,ke< 60 = 70 landed or
Hlrf shsr.ssr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-01
YMCA Concert

Last Thursday an spprecia,ive
crowd turned out 20 hear Caro-,
concert hard. His STIR
ring marches sui lovely symphonic
music was a THRILL 10 hear.
On Feb. $. the Detroit Spiritual
singers will appear OF the concert
proFrsn in TIE lounge OF the s..
Antoine YMCA az s pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-01

who. in addition TO being able and
capable. has a sympathetic under.
standing OF the problems ansc,ip,
the masses who come into con,ac,
with the Common Pleas court. You,
vote and support is earnestly 20.
Aciteo. -Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-01
Philip Griffiths Has
Splendid Record Of
Service To The Public

PEihp Gsiti'hs . capable lawyer.
Businessman and a sincere friend q.
labor ard TIE -asss, il seeking the
nomination .or Judge 0. Common
Pleas COR, j. he primaries on
FEB. j. Gr1.,hs and num-
Der CO bis cr'orsi tr.srds arc So
l.c'ing TIE vo's ard support Q; the
oloTed voters
Grlhl,as has definite convictions
on nsry ms''frs for the interest
Of Negroes srs his election 10 the
Common Pleas cour; v-g.d be
val-abls add on 10 ths' bench SO
far as IRE masses and me working
nsn IS concerned. 4 vote Tor Phi
lip Gr.H.'hs IS vote .or a man
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-01
JumDin' JiUe
BY ULYSSES BoYKIN

s.s tsa.s Ua.ksr Az Ter s~.1g
s-fss-s 1c..-e-cr sone,a.1g fae44
s - .Vsy t1y Corner TIE "a
.sc,s are tskre shr-. re .sst
ana s-t.s-s z-sr ty ;1s coz 5.-a-
rars Rs-.1s1 Eu-e;;.
1850 C..t Noei k-ss
s4r al Re5e-. Ns-s1s..
s s.s eos re Teddy B.srk-
a- SAGA sI- 1s dances GU sor-s
re scsrcs lie re-
rs nf rte - ~. LIZ Mar
Rs also e as 2 t-s 1ew
vi s- snow sas car sig sc-s
--1osrs ,1si .esse y0- o.es,A-
.sss
li.iiing the Cory Corner Monday
were: Mr.. Marian Netcalie 81
Cleveland. ohio: BESSIE and Little
Fila we're helping 10 make all the
patrons cont4nted with the super.
.er,lce under the direction ii
tharlss Nay. Two well known play
boy. ~ere caught enjoying The
show. Lewis spencer and vs.. II. Me-
lnicsh. who operate one Of those
aiier-h"ur spots in The Prysr hotel
The ,entral Progressive club at
sls2 ~. Antoine 80. And one Of
tho>e big smiles from the check
room girl. Ernt.ilne. who always
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Confined from Page y

fillment OF the following program:
/. Hiring OF Negro workers in all
departments in all auto, aircraft
and defense plants.
2. Equal opportunity for trans
fers, promotions. and training In
all auto, aircraft and defense
plants.
3. Negro and white workers dis
placed from the auto industry be-
cause OF the curtailment OF auto
production. shall be transferred
and hired into aircraft and defense
plants solely on the basis OF their
seniority in the auto plants, before
any new people are hired into the
same plants"
Delegate Johnson Buchanan, OF
Local 500 in the discussion follow
ing the proposed resolution brought
out the point that a similar resolu-
ton had been passed at the st.
Louis Convention, and the Cleve-
land Convention. He said that II
was waste OF time 10 come to
convention after convention and
pass resolutions and then have mo-
body do anything about them after
leaving the convention.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Organize New
Calanthe Court
At Inkster
Mrs. Perry
Named Councillor
OF New Court

A new Court OF Calanthe was or
gained Aug. IA at lnkster by Mrs.
Matte Gray, CIV. Ink, assisted by
the following grand officers:
Mrs. Marie L. Warren, Mrs. Lau-
ra owens. Mrs. Sarah Winslow
Mrs. Birdie Wilson, Mrs. Ella s.
Lee and Mrs. Georgia White, j.
Will Cooper, grand chancellor, was
present.
The prospects for the future OF
this Court are very bright and
the interest OF the members is very
high, and officers expect greater
enjoyment when the work is bet
ter understood. The Order Is an
auxiliary of the Knights of Pythias
OF Michigan and their combined
work In Michigan is Of the best.
The following officers were
elected:
Mrs. Rachel S. Perry. worthy
councillor; Mrs. Mamie Walker,
W. Ink; Mrs. Lucille Johnson. regis
ter of deeds: Mrs. Estelle Weston.
register OF accounts, and Mrs. Nell
lie Austin. II. OF Dep.
Luncheon was served after the
institution OF the Court. Those at
tending departed. feeling that fidel-
ity. harmony and love had been
established for the first time in
another city OF Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
United Automobile Workers

Also speaking on the resolution
was Delegate Forest Woods. white,
of Local 5. from South Bend. Ind.
who said that the thing that must
he done is the carrying on OF an in
tensive campaign OF education first
among the white people.
The constitution Article 9. Sec
ton was amended as followr:
"No member of any Local Union
shall be eligible to hold any cleo
tive or appointive position in this
International Union or any Local
Union in this International Union
II he is a member OF or subservi-
ent to any political organization.
such as the Communist. Fascist, or
Nazl Organization which owes its
allegiance to any government. d.
rectly or indirectly, other than
that OF the United States or Can
ada
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-23
Miller High Grads
Lauded BY Jefries
At Commencement

Mayor Edward ]. Jeffries
paid tribute last Friday TO the
achievements OF the 76 boys
and girls in the graduating
class at Miller High school.
Mayor Jeffries told the grad
yates at SA and ia that they
are more fortunate than the
graduates OF four or five years
ago. Jobs. he said. were going
to he plentiful and. as a result
Of defense production, prosperi-
~ should be with us for a period
OF five to ten years, or more"
Principal Edna Vokes present.
ed the diplomas to the gradu
ates. Vocal selections were song
by Alvin Loving. Of the English
department. Friedrich Denard
andTheresa Harris, The school
band was conducted by Ben
Meekler. Invocation was by the
Rev. William Porter.
Officers OF the class are: An
ME Doyett. president Milford
Woods. vice president; Frank
Tarrance. secretary, and Harold
Weaver. treasurer.