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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04
Temptations OfSt. Anthony Exhibit Attacked by Curley

Boston, Oct. 4.-(UP)-An eXhibi- tion of II modern paintings on 'The Temptations of St. Anthony may be cancelled in Boston because Mayor James M. Curley believes they are an insult to the Catholic Church.
 Expressing his unqualified dis approval" Curley said the paint ings including one nude by Belgian Artist Paul Delvaux were "an in- suit to the faith and belief of peo- pie in the powers of St. Anthony and an insult to the great organ ized society, the Catholic Church. !"
 The exhibition was scheduled by the American Federation of Arts at Washington for Nov. 3 showing at the Copley Society here. Curley said exhibiting tn epictures would do no good, but would do a great in- jury to the morals of the public and might be destructive to a persons belief in faith"
 PresidenL Walter Kilham of the Copley Society believed there was nothing objectionable in the paint ings, but said that the board of gov- ernors would rule on the matter at their meeting next Wednesday.
 The exhibition already had been cancelled by ~the Springfield Mu- suem of Fine Arts because of the general aspect of the show" Di- rector Frederick V. Robinson said the collection did not effectively portray the theme of St. Anthony's temptations and gave "an indica- tion of the mentality of the twen- tieth century"
 Besides Delvaux the exhibition included works by Ivan Albright, Eugene Borman, Leonora Caring ton, Salvador Dali, Louis Guglielmi, Horace Pittin, Abraham Rather, Stanley Spencer, Dorothea Tanning and Max Ernst.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04

The conference will open Monday afternoon at 9 Confessional serv- ices for the pastors will be conduct ed at 5, Pastor H. Fletcher of New Haven will preach the preparatory sermon.
 Pastoral services with distribution of Holy Communion will take place Monday night at 8. Members and friends are invited to attend. Pastor c. s. David of Springfield, Mass will preach the sermon.
 Monday afternoon will be given over to business meeting with Pas tor Louis Hent, Director of Missions of the Atlantic District, giving a re- port on the progress made in the various mission fields of the Luth- eran Church. Much stress will be layed on the building of more Luth- eran Parochial Schools throughout the district of New England. A Lutheran High School has been pro- posed for Boston. In New England during the last few years much mis- sionary work has been carried on by trailers.
 Tuesday morning will be given over to an Opinion of the Doctrinal Affirmation under the leadership of Professor O. c. Hoffmann B. D. M. A., Instructor at Concordia Col legiate Institute Bronxville, N. Y.
 Tuesday afternoon will be devoted to a report to be given by Pastor J. Rippe of Long Island, N Y. Pres ident of the Atlantic district of the Missouri Synod.
 Wednesday the following papers will be presented:
 An exegetical paper on Romans Is, 16-18 by Pastor Breuer of Ter ryville, Conn; and History on the doctrine of the Lords Supper by Pastor o. H. Gloster of Bristol.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04
WATERBURY DEMOCRAT WATERBURY CONN., FRIDAY OCTOBER 1e46

ton was based on collision Jan. IA on Benedict Street.
 The plaintiff alleged that the de- fendant'S truck, operated by Michael Famigletti had backed into his truck, which was operated by Max Carnein. Damage amounted to $122.- 50, and the vehicle was taken out of use for period of time as 8 re- suit. the plaintiff claimed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04
Lions Club to Hold Sports Proqrom

The Lions Club at its weekly meeting in The Elton yesterday, completed arrangements for the annual Sports Day. program Oct. 16 at the Torrington Country Club. Walter Day is committee chairman.
 Richard Birch was chosen tail twister succeeding J. Sidney Wake ley. The latter is the new third vice president.
 A ladies night" program will be held at a date to be announced.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04
Judge Reserves Court Decision

Decision was reserved by Common Pleas Court Judeg Thomas J. Wall today in the $500 civil action of Alex ander DeConnick of Waterbury, do- ing business as Motor Mart Garage, against the Forest City Express Company of Waterbury. The litiga-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04

Republican candidates, Frank Summa, Edward Sweeney and James Patterson.
 The club will meet again Oct. IT. Other officers named last night were: Francis Palladini, vice-presi- dent; Roger Frink, treasurer; George Carter, assistant treasurer; William J. Secor, Jr., recording sec- retary; William J. Shatas, member ship secretary and George Stan ton, business manager.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04
Relief Unit In Meeting Tonight

Members of the Federation of Societies of St. Joseph's Church and the Lithuanian Relief Fund, Branch 2, will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at St. Joseph's School to choose delegates to national con- ventions later this month in New
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04
Big Elephant Club Elects Officers

The Big Elephant Club, at a meeting last night at the Central I'M CA, elected Raymond Snyder president. The group is open to all male Republicans of Waterbury and seeks to enroll 2,O00 members.
 The club will support the local
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04
4OLutheron CIergymen ToMeetHere
 St. Johns Church
 Scene of Three
 Doy Conference

Pastor John N. c. Mohrmann of St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church and the congregation will play host to 40 Lutheran clergymen of the New England District of the Synod of Missouri, Ohio and other states Monday, Tuesday and We'd nesday next week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04

York City.
 The Relief unit will hold its ses- sion Oct. 18 and 19 at the Hotel McAlpin, while the Catholic Fed- eration convention will be held on Oct. 20 and 21 at the Hotel Penn sylvania. '@ SA
 Prof. Alexander J. Aleksis will preside at tonight,s joint meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-04

Switzerlands new electric locomo- tiveS can maintain a speed of 30 miles an hour through the entire tortuous Swiss railway system.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

Truman objected 10 the mice
ton Of tho race problem into the
arena Of international affairs,
saving that the United States
would settle It's domestic affairs
without interference from out
side. Robson told Truman that
the temper Of Negroes had chang
ed, and that Negro veterans must
be protected.
Truman refused to accede to a
request by the delegation for a
statement against lynchlnG He
said that the political situation
m Dc il incnPsaient 10 issue eiiy
statement but that his record
spoke for itself
Hundred Days
Tho delegation Ia the White
House was ono OF a number Of
activities Monday opening a Hun.
crcd DAY Crusade 10 End Lynch-
ing. led bv Robson Approx
muelp 1900 people, from several
states and representing civic,
Continued on Page 8
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
URGES FINAL
|PURT FOR
FAKOFUND

4 The final drive TO COM
pete the $4,000 fund for the
ncation of the children Of
feVe lako. who lost his life
n my TO rescue two young
ferN near Belle Isle on the
Purih Of July. is being mde
4 me next few weeks. ac-
Prdng TO Ulysses w. Boy
editor of the TRIBUNE.
"leady contributed is S2,273 =
The money raised by the
r7dlSe Valley Business Mems
collation. and the Chester Rem
show will bring the total to
Pout $4,000.
INC drive can easily be pushed
lef The top, Boykin said, if pco-
who have been thinking
pout giving would Just get their
n'' buttons in TO the TRIBUNE.
ieckS should be made out to
ISIS lielen Yako, and will be ac-
'lowledged in the TRIBUNE.
Dc'rolt has shown that il real
appreciates Steve Yako's sac
I'.c' and that it wants to make
70 ms children in some slight
CONTINUED on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

seize tho woman and her SON
md then made prcp-lator q
invade the Negro ncichborhood r.,
Columbia -Four policemen were
shot when they entered the Ne
gro section.
Following the shooting state
highway police. state troops
and white residents mobbed
and looted the Negro business
district.
The trial is being held in Law
rcnceburg after a surprise change
OF venue ordered by the court
over the objections Of the defense
that Lawrenccbure is even more
prciudiccd than Columbia Law
rcnccburg is 2 small town ON the
Continued on Page .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

grOcS accused OF attempted Ulul
Ger during tho Columbia riot got
under way after q month devoted
10 the selection Of 4 jury
Defense Attorney Leon A RAN
som predicted that the defendants
would be found guilty but said
that appeals would be taken as
far as the u, S. Supre me Court
II necessary. lie told the press
that the appeal might not have
to 90 beyond the State Supreme
Court because of the many errors
of lave already made by the pros
ecuuon
Two Lynch Mobs
The spectacular trial grows out
of the events that followed an al
tcrcauon between Mrs Gladys
Stephenson, her Navy veteran
son, and white radio rcpalrman.
Two lynch mobS gathered 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
lew EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR NAMED FOR
lCY THURMAN BRANCH OF YWCA
Honored At Dinner
And Open House

Mrs. Sara Hill Stewart of Indl-
annapolis. Indiana. is the new exc
cutive director Of Lucy Thur
man Branch YWCA, Detroit.
Mrs. Stewart arrived in town
on Monday, and was introduced
to the Board of Management,
staff and members at Open House
festivities on Wednesday, Sept.
%. She was the honor guest
at on Open House dinner IN
charge Of Mrs. Chester Hedge
man.
In announcing Mrs Stewards
appointment, Mrs. Carlton w.
Games, Branch chairman, said;
1T has taken the YWCA some
time 10 fad q syorhy Successor
10 Ms Madeline IL. Fowler who
served so admirably as cXccu-
tive director OF the Branch for
20 years. We arc confident that
Mis- Stewart IS the right person
TO I'LL TINS important community
post
She is young m wears, but she
has had q wealth Of experience
in the YWCA Following her
graduation from Michigan State
Normal College, YpSlIanu Mrs.
Stewart taught in the public
school Of Winston.Selcm, N. {.
UCOntinued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
SUICIDE CAUSED BY
FIGHT WITH LOVER

Ms Loi Turncr - 90 o57
BRADY died Monday N the re-
cciying hospital afte she bad
drunk sis ounces Of lysol.
Nrs. Carrie Flowers her
l,riAdy .a'd police That the
attractive young woman who
was separated from her hus-
band, told her She drank The
lysol following an areunWni
with her boy fpnd She said
the only nanr she kncw The
man bv was Leroy Mis- fr
crS said tb9t Ltov also stlcf
the deceased over the herd
three week AGO following i"c
argument. ANA Nr Tutnc
been dcspon lonl snCc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

Uagiovc served nine months
IN actual combat aS battery
commanded and field artillery
liaison officer. Re is graduate
of the field artillery schools at
Fort Bcnning, Georgia, and al
Fort Sill. Oklahoma a grad
uate Of wilberforcc, he has a
masters degree from Fisk
Hargroves enlistment was
prompted by an unsolicited
letter urging him 10 sign up.
When he indicated interest
the application forms were
sent him. with instructions TO
return the forms in person so
that he might be interviewed
lie was turned down by the
lieutenant colonel who is presi-
dent or the field artillery unit
board Of the Michigan National
Guard
Community reaction 10 the re-
fusal was strong and unanimous.
A prominent minister told the
TRIBUNE
1T is bad enough when South.
ern officers and prejudice rule
the United States Army 1t IS
even worse when these prelu-
dices determine the actions OF
the state militia Of a Northern
state. whose proud boast once
was that II was the last station
on the Underground Railway
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
Police and Hall
Differ
OverCustomers

Complaints that police arc mo-
testing customers OF the Araeon
Ballroom, made by Eugene Saw
yer. manager Of the dance hall.
were answered by police with
charges that patrons are creating
disturbances on the street near
the ballroom
Sawyer, whose ballroom IS az
the corner OF Woodward and Cam
field SAYS that he haSNbeen rum
ming dances every Wednesday.
Friday. Saturday and SUNDAY
evening since August IS. lie
Continued on Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

Thirteen Of the >igncis vc
removed from Office last vcco
because they attended a iucci
ine called in the name q
Bethel Crusaders at whch
strategy for the fight aeur
tic pirtor was formulated. Tie
l4uI Edward Rogers. was Sui
pended on Mothers Day 10Y rc
moving sign from tho church
doors
Long Struggle
The statement was the latcT
round in a long struggle be-
tween the pastor and group
of influential church leaders
who have sought his removal by
Bishop John a Gregg Dame
Was upheld in his suspension
" Rogers bv the quarterly con-
ference " the church, altho hs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
DITCH CAVE-IN KILLS
MAN AT STEEL PLANT

A man was killed and an
other was injured seriously
when ditch-wall suddenly
caved in at the Ecorsc plant
Of the Great Lakes Steel Com
pany Tuesday.
william Smith, 40, OF 574 Hem
drie was killed. In the MichI-
gan Mutual hospital with pos
sible internal injuries is Adam
Redmond. 80. of 2283 Watson
Smith was completely Smoth-
cred bv the earth that covered
him Both men had been walk
Ing in the ditch when the cave
in occurred.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
THELMA PETERS
FOUND GUILTY

The sensational trial of Thcl-
ma Peters. charged with first
degree murder, came to an end
last Thursday. when She was
found guilty of nanslaughter by
Recorders Judge John J Maher.
Miss Peters was charged with
Stabblng Earlenc Myler follow
ing an alteration on February
]. involving Mamie Evans p
OF the same address
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
Rescue Attempt
Leads TO Death

Ooc man was killed and AM
other wounded by q plan-
clothes policeman early sunday
morning ia igaca during
~hch crowd is tcpot tod to
hayc tried TO take away the
polIccuans pusonc The dead
man was a membcr ~ the
cond
TIE policeman is Flank MAJ
donI % Of l2073 Glcniicld,
vice squad office lie report.
cd that he was approached i'm
Gand Circus PARK By Emanuel
Rozioi 35 Of 1880 Twelfth. VINO
suggested an Immoral act 3c
said he accompanied his accost-
cr to tho rear IT 1otcl op
Columbia anil thQc attempted
to arrest hum
Nmdoni charged that RoHot
pulled q atW on sa and cat
hlW on thc car tiai he then
knacked ihc a1o lror Rol
Jc hand and that vhsH Roz
n fled hc tfci warnrnc
hot and t1cn shot hr' y the
AZ t tmc aeea fr
1'Urud1 cow -ihcroi
and threatened to ta.o M o.
on aWav from hr w.
ttat br identified hn 81
policeman and brandrhcs I
LuN az the crowd but u
~ fo.ced 70 shoot Whcr lac
oVd u,hcd hm
he killed DaHd Spc
u DAB LELAND
RnIcr IS w Rcrolrng t
tl Vbcsc he being hcid
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
EtCI>TrR To voTE
PAUL R. MANN, CLUB
LEADER SUCCUMBS

Funeral SOC, win be- hcll
SATURDAY. az 81 John Presbyter.
sp church ~ Paul e Mann
s57s Haselor prominent club
r,ar Vto dtei e7-lv THIS week
for' heart sUsck
NJ Mann well know 10
Nserers n1embsg vas ~ years
old He leaves a widow Mrs
Elise Mann and several relatives
Uc vas horn in CovinEton, Ca,
has been a resident Of De-
for IS wears
fie VIII be buried az the De
Memorial Park Full de-
of the services VIII sp-
n nest weeks ISSUE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
RATIONAL GUARD TURNS DOWN
EEGRO ARTILLERY CAPTAIN

Despite plea for more enliStments. and the lowering
The enlistment period to attract veterans OF World war
the Michigan National Guard has turned down the APP
lcaon il solicited from Capt lIondon largovc O. r. q"
fcause it is mot accepting Negro officers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
SUSPENDED BETHEL OFFICERS
MAKE ATTACK ON REV. DANES

a sharp attack Bethel AAlE church pastor e
Roy Jonathan a. DANES. made this week by tho !
officers he suspended from the Steward and E"tee
boards Asserting that They would rather hc right thu.
officers" they charged that "onc must dcnv hm>c 'is
constitutional right to free assembly and free .itcc 70
be mcmhcr OF Rcthc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
Robson And Tnzzan Clash On Lynch Question
Man KILLED AS MOB TRIES
TO FREE POLICE PRISONER
of D Grid Star Denies Rape Charges
robson LEADS CRUSADE TO
END LYNCHING TO CAPITAL
By ROBERTA MCGUIRE

WASHINGTON, d. C.-Pau Robson clashed sharp
IL with President Harry Truman IN the White House Mon
day when delegation of the Crusade to End Iynchmg
sought to compare Americas attitude toward Negroes
with the policies Of Hterism.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
Columbia Trial Opens As Defense
Attorneys AssaiI Biased Court

LAWRENCEBURG. Tcnn = lANT and NNIAl =
Charges that the and prosecution biased and
that prosecuting attorneys are attempting To- utnndate
Negro defense attorneys. were made here 10y Maurice
Weaver, NAACP defense attorney, the trial OF p Ne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28
U.of Star HaIfback Denies
Rape Charges Broughtby Women

Guy Brown 2lsyear-old star halllack a. the Jniver-
sity Of Detroit stood mute. and 'Not Cults pleas were
entered on lbs behaf By his auorpcr when he
raigned MoGd.y before Recorder 3dge O Z Ide on
charges Of ape Bond set total Of S8000g
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

UNERAL FLOWERS By
ACNE Florist
SO Years Florist Experiences
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-28

odIh IIt Wda NOiItIIVI
Tho CRbicrs testimony came
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
CHURCH WOMEN TO
HOLD MISSIONARY
INSTITUTE

The annual Missionary Inst;-
tutc. under the auspices 81 the
Detroit Council ~ Church Wo-
men. will be held on Wednes-
ssy. September rs, at 1890 am.
al the YWCA
Mrs Wilbur Ale Of Detroit
viii interpret the national stu
dy theme FOR the year The
Christian and Race Relations
She w.li use the hook por-
trait 81 3 Pilgrim"
Mrs Max Williams OF ROYAL
Oak VIII interpret the foreig n
STUDY theme from the books
india AZ the Threshold" and
This is India
Mrs Ruby Philpot VIII sing
a solo The institute VIII be
under the direction 81 Mrs. a
J. Middles,esd, chairman and
Mrs r. Hendricksen, council
president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
CHURCH OF GOD
Graiioi and Jos. Campau

The morning scs~e wa, J
spring with Elder N4.isr q,
mer reading the 81 y.--s :.
Elder T d. MrGree r.est.s
me sermon. TIE o ss
cast comes on c S--g
morning az 30 san
WJBK Jane B -e,ng
AZ which time e.s,a
problems viii be tase. 42 n.
opal speakers wu. Ray Ca
field Hatcrmehl 81 Nrs
Evangelical and Hcto.1t
church, Rabbi E11 Y u
enbaum Of Tcmrle BNs. .;.a
Rev c " Monroc a Ers,s
L Woods. Bact w...
gwen by ALVIN ! %
Esther Soutpate vs.
c Jones Welcor a5:r
Viii be gwen hv = j'ari
Worthy. Others ns"c.csra,
the program V!ll be Ros-; Y.
llams. Mrs Floell7 Ha--s !,
c. " Perkins, Chsr.es Co.:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH
BOASTS EXTENSIVE PROGRAM

The popular minister pastors a
concreg CATION % $500 members
and boasts ar ,n,egracial emphs.
81, program based on solving off.
fcrenccs bv association rather
than by agitation
Tnc yhaa has two types Of
mcmbersap Whites are WELDON.
cd as associate members. There
arc some 0h1 are full members
also Tee church operates on an
estimates tcas.y budget Of $50.
000 wa.cs nciuGes community
acuvliv missions education. lie.
ctator and upkeep OF the
ch-rcn property The pastor does
not receive salary on the first,
SUNDAY ~ eaeh month a free
VIII offering IS gwen for his ex-
penses. The SUNDAY morning Of
fcwne averages about $500
TIE atta& 81. the church are
administered hy an a5ministra.
i.Ee board made up of the dea-
cons trustees. anS INC various de-
partmeni heads They meet once
~ ninth They axe responsible %
the general confidence % the
church Tnls BODY meets once
a yca wren called IL. emer-
sorcr r'aitcrs Rey Coleman IS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
Church Of Our Father Baptist
1852 Madison Street.

SunGoy m0,r,rc the pastor.
tic Res Z VI Kaglt YIELDED
ms pulpit q the Rev. Mr. Stone,
Of Lans.ns Michigan After giv-
M grand rcp0., 81 his visit 70
Atlanta Georca 20 attend the
National Baptist Convention. the
Rev Mr. Stone preached
The Music Ia songs was fur.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
Third Street Baptist Church
$50 East Ferry Avenue

In the absence q TIE pastor,
tho Res CT Askew who IS on
a tour ~ the south after attend
,ng the National Baptist Conven-
ton N Atlanta Ca Sunday
morning tire speaker WAS the
Rcv J. K Perry the associate
pastor a large congregation
heard q wonderful sermon on the
theme The Good Sheppard.
Mrs CT Askew. the pastor 5
wife gave the congregation greet
mas from them recent tap 70
Buffalo, Ny N!aGra Falls. and
the National Baptist convention
IN Atlanta Ga.
The music m songs was sup
,4frc% DAD. t~r -ny-fn~ CHOIR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
Mount Zion Baptist Church
1855 Sherman Avenue

Sur1ay morning the sermon
yeas preached bv the pastor the
Rev Z Z WrSh,
Duing the service he save his
CONGREGATION ,cpoet q his recent
ys.t % the National Baptist Con-
verilon. r Atlantic Ca
Nre new members united
N.t1 the church and one was
baptized
Th song 0s Zion we're render
"a bv ine Male chorus ard the
,Ti1f, SIS chOl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
SAGINAW
81 e. - Ware


T Zion Baptist chuecs To-
to5 ~ Second and Johnson
cr-es h1.sirr series ~
trGs from September rs
alcGEh Scp'erahe % Among
'.ose r7rtic patnr VII be Rev
$ II E3~ els and the choir II
F1ruac Ror + G Jones and
choir az T 1crraclc Baptlst
church Res G. II Hicks and
cho of FHa' and Rev. r 3
Brailcv - NJ Olive Baptist
church Res Ous J Steele s
pastor az Z.on and Mrs. c. V.
Ncsslcv. cick
Officers Installed
C.tic Negro Business League
officers were installed last week
rs Rev G. ~ Monroe ~ the
Tabernacle Baptist church
Those Installed we're Alexandcr
RAY, president ALVIN Johnson.
VICE president; William Miller,
secretary. Rev F. C. Jones
treasurer + J Crosswucht of
Detroit was the principal speak
or. discussing Problems Con-
fronting the Negro Youth 9th
Cr features az the program were
solos by Miss Lillian Mnccv.
Charles Couch and Cora KIRK
sey Miss Mabel Pearson was
chairman * the program The
Tabernacle choir and the Har.
mony Gospel chorus also rem
dered several selections
Inierraeial Rally
All city officials and church
men have been asked 70 attend
the l9terracsl Rally at Zion
Baptist church set for 3:45 pm
Wedding
Approximately IFS Saginaw
citizens and out-of-fown visi-
tors witnessed one Of the love
hest weddings o; the season Sat-
urdav morning IL ST Josephs
church when Monaenm Harold
j. Bolton united Louise Me-
Carly and Leon We ncll Brown
in doublc-rinE ceremony.
The bride daughter Of NJ and
Mrs. Lonnie McCarty, 8l4 y.
9th street wore gown with
white satin bodice. sweetheart
neckline and a full net skirt
applqucd with satin flowers.
Her fngcrup vel was secured
by a tiara Of seeded pearls
She wore a single strand Of
pearls gii % the bridegroom
and carried q bouquet % pink
and white rladiol, roses and
baby nuns
Mrs CLYDE Bowman. matron
Of honor was gowncd in blue
satin and net carrying yellow
roses. white baby nuns and
glsdioli
The maid Of honor. Miss De-
iores Mean maid If honor,
wore pink lace and chiffon. 9th
er bridesmaids. Miss Norma Jean
jefferson and Miss Ceola Black
burn, were dressed IN pink and
blue gowns, respectively. pat
termed after the maid-of honor.
The twin flower girls. Co
rinne and Carolyn Sanders,
wore identical gowns Of white
taffeta and net. with short wells
held with taras Of white flow
ers and carried colonial bou-
quets
Hayward Seymour was best
man and ushers were Harry
Walker, Lawrence Osborne and
Bilbert Carter of Bay City.
A wedding breakfast was
served az the home OF the
brides grandmother, Mrs. Chris