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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

ioyed by all.
Grace Miller. l545 Market. as
matron at the ST Louis Orphans
home is proving most popular
With the children
The I'VE" club OF the Wheat
lcv YMcA had most enjoyable
first Meeting Tuesday. Oct II
in tho ~" Lounge Lillian Lewis
had changed her name since the
Inst meeting Amt love crandg
GLADYS Gunnell Is hack regular
with we" and n school marin
again after beinr Lincoln coed
lasf ycar receiving her degree
IN June Ruth Green. director
81 tho We" grown. has changed
schools since the las Spring
meeting She Is music teacher
~ Nashon IN the place ~ Hen
dcrson who IS now IN The service
for Uncle Sam Emily Russell
husv falking plans for The Mis-
souri, state Teachers' nicotine Nov
which viii mcef here this wear
instead NJ Kansas City Vera
Howard Is netitc and ialkine ro-
nance as Of old and we'll did
l-ot rot n talk with pll the ether
twenty members ~ "wc" prcs-
ont hu' you VIII hear from Thorn
later
Saw Marion Clark J forgot her
married name and hcr hubby
licutonanf IN The DELUXE satur-
dav nlrhi loollnr exotic as ever
which reminds me that Narianna
peck Naricn's good fricrd Is ~
he morriod very soon n ~ W.
hn' W snell of Galveston. Texas
IT. is stofloncd % North Caro-
lina comm Tho Wedding Will
cone NJ W Eansas CIV ~ A.
lens Chanel Nov 6 Mrs s
p Nillor and family arc most
hannv 70 have her mother Mrs
p ho~' prown ~ WASHINGTON.
y G visiting them
Mrs Virginia Rowan was host
css ~ tho p l.'ovcr's club So.
urdav ~ tho YwCA The main
topic ~ NE noc'irr Tor tho wear
Is problems affecting world
peace Mrs rucllle Rradlcv's los
son On the subject "Ts German
Incurahlo by Richard Brickner
vas mos, interesting
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FLYING HIGHER

Down a. Tuskegee Army Air
Field Alabama IL was announced
this week that Edward s Perry
and Arthur Proctor Of Detroit have
hecn promoted 10 staff sergeant
and sergesn' respectively
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the Doctors care. Mayor Ed.
ward y. He'll, was on hand TO
ofliciall, Welcome The DELEGATES
and visitors. telegram of
greetings vas received from
President Roosevelt aud an.
other wire from Governor Green
praised the concla,e'> obiecti,es
and IT, fheme ~ Victor,
through lnlil." 4. l.. Foster.
executive secretary Of the chi.
cage rhan league. and his
corps ri associates, we're Off
elAl hosts 10 the conference and
handlrd an arrangements fnr
the 3'ird annual meeting. other
sneakers u note whn address.
e'l various sessions Of the con.
ference lnclnlei Dr. Louis
With. Ini,cr>ii, II chicago:
Edwin Il. mhrcs. chairman Of
Na,er kellA'> ceulniilec on race
relations and head 81 tho .In-
lln> R">euvald Fund: leonard
". Nnsc. Western Reserve uni.
'ersit, and 'el"uel Campbell
&. johnson, cxccniiie assistant.
selcctlle service system. Press
Photo ~,rt Iron
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
1877 Males And
SIS Females
Registered
Install Cafeteria
System; Revamp
High School

wlLBERFoRcE. ohio wilber-
force university opened us eighty
eighth session on Tuesday, sept
81, enrolling a record number Of
Women students nccessiiatins the
turning over q one of The mems
dormiorics ioNcil Halll 70
women
This aormiiory has been 7Apleie-
IS redecora'ed. and With the new
Furnishings i Is low anoilie 'f
sas beautiful campus additions
preliminary figures show thar there,
total registration Of rs stu.
dents cf whom there are Isl male
ana ass female students.
Progress Administration
wh ibe advent Of Or Charles
n Wssie, in Jnne 1872 as presi-
dent ~ this oldest continuous 81
aerated Negfo Institution OF hleh
cr education. several far-reachins
changes We're introduced last year.
;he most important Of which we're
The changing q the semester sys-
rom 10 he quarter system the ad-
alton 81 full quarters work in
ihe sumner beginning June. 1919
me gearing OF The entire curricu-
lar pfosiam 10 present war needs
~ ,r'roduciien Of real s'uGen
Sd soternmen and he creation
uf greater facfual unity IN inc
state and church boards BY elect
srg tor the hrsi 'ime in he his
fafv 81 Wherefore one Of The
monibers o, the state board A.
'olney Kay Hughes OF Columbus
- ne church board in April. 1873
hc hane,s were incoro9
a'eafhlsyear by substituting cafe
ser,r nihe dining rooms ~ the
Haafor Men and by granting nom
Nernite SriiosisHl 20 tnv .'i.
io0ine sr.en udents on the bss's
~ 'hs srh as'ic record Grace
Estes 81 Joseph No Mar'ee
Johnson Reechel ky ouida ~
Sytaye Albany ga EDWARD =
Thompson Birmingham Ala FL
ls,i i.ou illt 49, -o,le
= batbee rfrsburgh IA AMI
Alpeg'ine Gregory Kansas cry,
No
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LEGAL NOTICES
W. T. Patrick. ST.. Attorney
1901 81. Antoine Street

STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN the
Circuit Court for the County %
Wavne in chancerv
ToLBERT TAYLOR Plaintiff
vs. LIZZIE TAYLOR Defendant.
70. 1855
ORDER To APPEAR
A. session Of the above en-
Titled Court held IN Tho County
Building IN the CITY ~ Detroit
County ~ WAYNE and state of
Michigan this sim day NJ October
AID. 1919.
Present Hon CRY a MILLER
Circuit Judge
II appearing from mo afn-
davif hereto attached that the
Defendant is not resident NJ
the state Of Michigan hut tina,
her last known place NJ residence
was IN the City ~ ciaro state
81 Illinois
on MOTION OF WILLIAM r.
PATRICK sr, Attorney FOR Plain
iiff
TT is HEREBY ORDERED that
tho said Defend@nt, enter her
appearance. either IN person or
by Attorney within three months
from the date OF this Order 70
Appear or the Bill 81 Complaint
viii be taken az confessed against
her.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED.
that a true copy ~ this Order
70 Appear be mailed 70 The last
known address of the Defendant.
nv registered mail postage pre-
paid return receipt requested.
and that true copy of said Or
der 10 Appear by pubii,hed ac-
cording 10 law
GUY A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
cAsPAR J LINCEMAN. clcrk
BY A. a Berger.
Deputy Clerk. 1o-l6-li ~. |
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NJ. ai;,0is
ORDER or PIBIICir,o,


Nt a session ,lsn tr, i
II The City of Dc'r5 Anon. u
1913 N'''a
Present Honorable JAMES j
cHENoT Circuit luise
i satisfactory ,npea.,. !,
sffidavit on filc IRA, i. N
PENDANT IS not reslden, y N
State Of Nichiran bat -..,., j
924 9Th avenue Eas Daa,s NJ
nesota
1T IS ORDERED is., (. \
pear IN this cause within n.
months from The sate +, NJ
Order or The RH' a con,.s|
filed herein may d akea az u
fessed and ma mis- Order I
served and published sccortir.]
law. and a copy thereof mn
to the defendant N rs last k,sr|
address
JAMES 3 cHEyol
Circgl' ls:n
"a True Conyl
CASPAR J llNGFNAN. clst
BY T p cArLF
Deputy Clerk.
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There Will he a meeting OF the
Girls Service organization Of the
Service Mems center and meet
Ing Of the Program and Party
Planning committee al the serv-
ice Mems Lounge room. Thurs
day, Oct 81 at 100 pm. An
girls who are interested. please
be present
All girls from IS 70 30 wears
OF age who wish TO Join and take
part In the program activities
OF The center ret your applica-
ton form al the Service Mems
Center office FIJI out appllca-
iion and return with two letters
Of reference and small photo
eraph Don't fall 70 be present
Thurs day
Miss Bessie carviu. general
chairman and director ~ rSO
and program Of service men !
center Miss Catherine Lewis ard
Miss Edmonia jackson. assistants
Miss OPAL Calhoun secretary and
Miss Evelyn Davis treasurer
Mrs Gwendolyn Hfggenbotham.
charming wife Of Or II Hiegen-
hoiham Of Blaefield. W Va. Who
Is the Midwest Res onal director
of The Delta Sigma Theta soror.
nv is a visitor IN The city on her
itinerary 81 official sorority bus
mess She is the houseeuesi q,
Miss Bcssic Gar,in and Miss
Mary nes of csli Missouri
avenue
Tho dance al Scot, Field was
very ENJOYABLE Friday night
Dancing was informal and de-
lleions sandwiches cookies punch
and ice cream were served IN
abundance II was nice 10 sec
the dear old 18Th air squadron
hack az tho Field after their
summer IN Dakota They arc ali
smiles and why wouldn't they
he because there are very fow
camps as fine as Scott rield
And by The way there Is large
number = Detroit boys al Scot,
Field Several have lust returned
from furloushs which thew spent
~ home Saw Russell Wilson ~
Detroit AZ tho piano. also Davis
~ s. Paul MINI About ninei,
selected new Radio students came
70 sc1lt Field last Ucek ron
various camps
iust happened TO meet hand
some Petty Officer Jack Knox
With his sister Nan on his wav
from his base AZ Vancouver and
Seattle to visit his paren,s IN
Mississippi lie has seen quite
recent service in tho war zone
Jack spent four DAYS here VIII
his sisters Nan and Peggy Davis
1905 Bond avenue
Anna Moore and Ida Mae Nor
RS we're appointed new teacher,
IN the public schools. Thursday
night ccrnclia Randall N Brook.
lyn and Nerndette Manly wer,
appointed permanent substitutes
Helen Thomas Ethel Edwards
Colby Earle Knockun willard
Lewis werc appointed as emer
cencv substitute teachers
Mrs T.erlean Hill teacher a
Dunbar school gave us all rrea
surprise last Monday when sh,
was not present at school ant
some one saw the license pub
--ILshed--in the paper and thei
The world around ne knew tina
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Women Overcrowd Wilberforce Donmitorie
LEGAL NOTICE,

may be taken as ,on,
that this Order he e'" Jesse.
published according to 'l In \
copy thereof mailed - ,as' ~
'cndant at his last Ano~D =, y,
THOMAS ) nrp asa''
"a True Copy wy ~
e . SPAR ) LINcENAx. c,..|
ARTHUR . JONES o'a|
Deputy Clerk. ~.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in chancerv
ToLBERT TAYLOR. Plaintiff
vs. LIZZIE TAYLOR Defendan.
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Guy A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge
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LEGAL NOTICES
simmons & Ribh. Attorneys
SIS Graflot Ayenue

STATE OF MICHIGAN, in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
WAYNE. In Chancery.
MARIE STOKES. Plaintiff VS..
rZELL STOKES. Defendant.
No. ai7.5ff
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al session 81 said court held
At the Court House in the civ OF
Detroit IN said County Of WAYNE.
on the 10th dav Of October. AID,
1913.
Present Hon GUY A MILLER.
Circuit Judge
In this cause II appearing from
affidavit on ale that after dilircnt
search and inquiry & cannot be
ascertained in what state or ccun-
try tho defendant resides
OK MOTION or SIMMONS AND
BIBB attorneys for plaintiff.
1T Is ORDERED that copy OF
this order be published according
10 law IN tho Detroit Tribune and
also that a copy Of this order be
sent by registered mail TO said
defendant a. HIS last known adj
dress 70 wit. 1918 St Antoine
Detroit Nichiean
CITY A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copyl
CASpAR J. L1NGEMAN. Clerk
BY 4 A Rerger
Deputy Clerk. lo-1s -ll-27.
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'ha'' Campbell. Attor,.,
222Sf frslino '"''

STATE Of MICHIGAN !, /,
Circuit Court Tor ,hs ro..
Wayne in chancerv
AMANDA MccIARN p,,,.,
vs. RoDERIcK Ner.apx ''', !
fendanf Q
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Chas. G. Campbell. Attorney
22Sl Erskine Street

STATE or MICHIGAN ~ tho
Circuit Court for the County ~
WAYNE in Chancery
OLIVE SINGER. Plaintiff vs.
ALBERT SINGER Defendant
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
A. session Of said Court held
IN the CRY Of Detroit August 8.
1919.
Present Honorable THOMAS J
MURPHY Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily anncaring By
affidavit on file that the defend
cnt's residences Is unknown. and
after dilicen, search and inquiry
T. cannot be ascertained IN what
State or Country the said de-
fendant resides
1T is ORDERED that he ap-
pear herein within three months
from the date Of this order or
the bill ~ Complaint filed herein
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-30
Local Club
Observes YMCA
Day

The u. S. O.-Y. NJ. c. A. Club
will have a special Sunday, Janua-
ry 81, 1913 in observance of Y. M.
c. A. Day.
Guest speakers for the program
will be Prof. w. H. Holtzclaw,
Principal of the Utica Normal and
Industrial Institute; Mr.. p. y. AL
exander, Executive Secretary Y.
NJ. C. A.; Mr.. J. Walter Michel,
Chairman Kinds County Chapter
American Red Cross, member OF
Central y. M. c. AS Board Of Di-
rectors, member of U. S. o. Coun-
Gil: President j. L. Reddix, Chair
man, U. S. O.-Y. M. c. AS Manage
ment Committee.
Special music will be rendered
by Jackson College Band, under
the direction of Prof. Kermit w.
Holly, and Campbell College sing
ers, under the direction of Prof.
j. L. Elkins.
The program is scheduled to start
promptly at 800 p. m.
The public is cordially invited to
attend :nis program.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-30
Hopewell

Mrs. Mary Lee Woods spent the
weekend with her mother and
father. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith
She enjoyed her visit very much.
Mr.. Willie Harris has returned to
Biloxi. His friends were sorry to
see him go.
Miss Annie Mae Murray celebrat.
ed her birthday, January Is. She
invited all her friends. They had
a wonderful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rafe Martin and
others went to visit Mrs. Martins
sister, Mrs. Made Harris, of Jack.
son. They enjoyed their visit very
much.
Willie Harris, Annie Mae Murray
Irene Murray, Cora L. Martin and
r. A. Martin all went to Jackson
Saturday night. They had won.
derful time.
Mrs. Minnie L. Martin and 9th.
ers went to visit Rev. Eaton Wells
who has been sick for quite mum
her of weeks. He is improving rap
idly.
MISS CORA LEE MARTIN,
Reporter for the East Crysta'
Springs news.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-30
Houston Paper
Honors White
Minister

DR.. Paul Whitfield Quillian,
Georgia-born pastor of the First
Methodist Church (svhite) Houston,
Texas, has been chosen the imam of
the year" by the Houston Inform
er, Negro newspaper.
After mentioning Walter White
and Senator Claude Pepper for
their efforts to pass the poll tax
repeal bill, Wendell Wilkie and
Pearl Buck for their championship
of justice for minority groups and
Congresswonan Glare Booth Luce,
"a new meteor in the realm" the
Informer chose DR.. Quillian its man
OF the year because he is white, a
Georgian and trained in the South,
because as the pastor Of one of the
largest, richest Methodist churches
in the South, Paul Whitfield Quill
liam spoke day in and day out in
the midst of Southern reaction,
wealth and traditions, for justice,
fairness, honesty in the handling of
the affairs of the Negroes"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-30
Rust College
Given SIS By
Millsaps Council

Officials at Rust College, Holly
Springs, Miss, received word last
week that the Rust College Schol-
arship Fund had received dona-
ton of $25 from the Millsaps Coun-
Gil of Mlllsaps College, Jackson.
The Rust Scholarship Fund was
initiated by the Mississippi Method
list Student Movement at the Ole
Miss Conference last year. 1t pro-
vides for the sending of one de-
serving Negro student each year to
Rust College, which is the Negro
Methodist College in Mississippi,
located at Holly Springs. The stu
dent is selected by the executive
council of the student movement
and the fund itself is maintained
by the various Methodist colleges,
Wesley Foundations, and Youth
Fellowship affiliated with the
Methodist church.
The state conference this year
will be. held at Millsaps. j. w.
Chatham is president of the Move
n1ent this year and Miss Virginia
Thomas, Professor of Religion at
Millsaps, is adult adviser.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-30

Above is Staff Sergeant Lawrence
Ellis Thomas, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Octave Thomas, Gatesville. Missis-
sippi.
S-Sgt. Thomas, who is stationed
somewhere in Australia" volun-
teered for service in the army, af-
ter his graduation at Lanier High
School, Jackson, in 1940 His faith
er was soldier in the first World
War. He was recently promoted to
the rank of Staff Sergeant In re-
cent communication he stated that
he would be happy to receive mail
from his many classmates and
friends. Letters may reach him
when addressed: S-Sgt. Lawrence
E. Thomas, 14O11O986 Co. A. 91st
Engineers Regiment, APO No. 929
care of postmaster, San Francisco,
Calf.
His parents and his many friends
are proud of young Thomas record.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-30
jackson Nursery
Schools To Be
An-Day Type

The organization of five all-day
WPA Nursery Schools in Jackson
has now been completed, according
to an announcement Of the Child
Care Committee under the jackson
0. c. D. Four former nursery
schools, including the two colored,
located at GAS Grayson and Jackson
College have been converted into
the all-day type, similar to the. one
at 1929 Langley Street, sponsored
by the Junior League.
These nursery schools are all
sponsored by the Department of
Education n d the Community
Chest of Jackson, and are under the
supervision of the Maternity and
Child Health Clinic. Funds are al
lotted from the !, WPA to cover
teachers salaries and certain equip
Eient. The fees collected from the
children's parents are used to de-
fray maintenance and operative
costs. They are run on non-prof-
it basis.
The WPA allowance is provided
to carry the schools through April,
after which plans are being made
for some other organization to take
over in lieu of the WPA. The gov
eminent recognizes the need for
these nursery schools and it is ex-
pected chat some provision will be
made to prevent any interruption
in the schools when they switch to
another source of revenue.
For the colored nursery schools,
Miss Ruth Carrye, Director of the
william Johnson Bethlehem Center.
has rendered her services in taking
applications setting fees, and issuing
AANoAetA -$A OA4SdtCo W lIlG COlOTCQ
children who wish to enroll in the
nursery schools at 925 North Gray
son Street and Jackson College.
The fees are arranged on a slid
ing scale based on the family in
come. For example, a child wish
ing to enroll in oann he nursery
schools and whose family income
is $4,000 month, would be expect
ed to pay fee Of $500 every four
weeks.
Colored mothers who are employ
ed and wish to enroll their children
70 the two colored nursery schools
are asked to contact Miss Carrye
at the William Johnson Bethlehem
Center, N. Parish st.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-30
Sends Negro Sgt.
ToOfficer's School

Key Field, Selection of
Sgt. Louis H. Anderson, of Macon,
Ala, for the Infantry Officer Cam
didate School at Fort Benning, Ca,
marks the first time that a Negro
Key Field soldier has made this
grade. Sergeant Anderson, 23-year
old Birmingham personnel clerk in
the thirteenth Aviation Squadron,
has been in the Air Forces since
July.
Others of the Thirteenth Aviation
Squadron who have been approved
By the Key Field Board and who
are now awaiting acceptance for the
school are CPL Geo. w. Taylor,
Aero-News contributor, who has APP
piled for Signal. Corps Officers
Candidate School and S-Sgt. James
Estes. trying for the Corps of En-
gineers Officer Candidate School.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-30
Citizens Interested
In Food Program

Citizens living within range of
the Brandon consolidated high
school are reaping the benefits of
a fine program being carried on to
both white and colored farmers
under the supervision of Prof. T. S.
Myers, head of the vocational ag-
riculture department of the Bran
don high school. The Dewe S, Tay-
lorsville and Dixon communities
have been cooperating beautifully
with Prof. Myers and Principal A.
J. Finch in formulating an educa-
tional program for more poultry
and hog production.
Meetings were held Thursday and
Friday of this week at the Devices
and Taylorsville schools respective
ly. Tuesday of next week instruc-
tons will given at the regular
meeting at the Dixon school OF
which Miss Leila Waters is princi-
pal.
The Dixon school has organized a
club bearing the title: Dixon
School Community Farm Club
with the following officers elected:
President, Ed Kelly; vice president.
Louis Jones; secretary, Mrs. Fannie
Thompson; assistant secretary, Miss
Ruby Thurman; treasurer, Willie
Coleman; business manager, Eugene
Jones.
Among others who have attend
ed regularly and pledged them
selves to can more fruits and veg
Ietables, raise more chickens and
hogs are: Mrs. Sarah Carter, Mrs
Lee Hobson, Mrs. Annie Kelly, Mrs
Constance Kelly, Miss Ruby Thur
man, Ida Bell Mike, Estella Merri-
weather, Mrs. Zadie Thurman, Viii.
lie Coleman, Leroy Hobson, Ed KEEL
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-30
jackson Steam
Laundry Shows
1t Can Be Done
BY A. w. HIGH

Monday of this week this writer
had the pleasure of visiting the
above named establishment, and /
only wish that all the citizens could
60 through and see how Negro
women and white women are
working side by side there.
These women are showing that
Democracy can work here in the
south and if the agitators could see
how feeling exists between both
races, they would &c and commit
suicide.
This writer also talked to Miss
Tomrlie Hodges. Supervisor. She
gladly explained all details. She
was also asked if she liked to work
with colored people and she an
swered that she loved" to work
with them. This means both Negro
women and men. In her depart
ment she works 81 women, 3 or 4
men and this does not include the
white women.
If one would visit this plant they
would know whether all these peo-
pie were white or colored if it were
not for the pigment of their Skin.
II our race is considered no more
than beasts as some outside influ-
|enceS would pretend us to be here
in the south, Mr.. Isadore Lehman
would be in rut He is one of
Jackson's most outstanding civic
leaders.
To the Negroes they are his Idols.
We gain the friendship of Mr.. Leh-
man by being humble. Let us still
keep men like Mr.. Lehman on our
side.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-01-30
Local Board Calls
Registrants

The following registrants of Kinds
County Local Board No. 2, were
notified to report at the Medical
Building, Thursday, January % for
physical examination:
Joe Barton, Albert Durr, James
Gray, Henry Prince, Jessie Stew
art, Ebert James Myles, Alex Da-
Wis, Johnnie Rhymes, Jr., Lawrence
Lee Lewis, l. c.. Phillips, Wardell
Prentiss Borwn, James Rhodes, OIL
lie Thomas, Elgra Benjamin, Lew
is Chapron Ransom, Willie Lee Hen
derson, Albert Myles, Henry Brown.
Reddell Johnson, Emanuel Will
lams, Curtis Starch, Robert Lee
Porter, Jr., Fred Torns, Jr., john
nie Jones, Charles Webster. Jim
Norwood, Henry fairfield, Lewis
Davis, Ralph Wilson Davis, Jr..
Robert B. Cooper, T. ]. Stevens,
ROOSEVELT B. Catchings, Moses Pen
darvis, Robert Lee Thompson, Rog-
er William Nc Chez, L. c. Holt
field, Samuel Eains, Willie Lee
Hopson, Connie Randolph Moore,
Stark Williams, Jessie Lee, Willie
Ambrose, Henrye Walton, Jessie
Robinson, William NJ. Smith, Grant
Crump, Jr.