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Evening star., 1946-11-16
Family Fellowship Nioht

The Rev. DR.. Samuel Hugh Moi
fett, director of the Youth Division
of the Board of Foreign Missions
Of the Presbyterian Church. United
States OF America, will speak in the
Covenant-First Presbyterian Church
at Z pm. Thursday at the Family
Fellowship night. Dinner will be
served from 6 to 7 pm, followed by
the meeting.
Evening star., 1946-11-16
problem. On May "a. 1927, the
cornerstone was laid.

problem. On May ~, 1927, the
cornerstone was laid.
OF the original members with the
church are John Wischhusen, Mrs.
Louisa Stuermann, Miss Anne
Stuermann and Mrs. Marie Bowles.
Fred Waterholter, who served on
the vestry for many years, was made
an honorary vestryman in 1912.
Present officers are Vincent Gin
gerich, president; Rudolph Ginzl, ST.,
secretary; Philip F. Clore, ST., trea-
surer, and Virgil Souder, financial
secretary.
Phil johnson, former president Of
the church, has been superintendent
OF the Sunday school for IA years.
Mrs. Helene Shine has taught In the
school for many years.
DR.. Steinmeyer. q native of Chi
cago, came to the church following
his graduation from Capitol Univer.
sity Theological School at Column
bus, Ohio. He took his Phi. D. work
at American University while serv-
ing as pastor and left in 1884 to
Evening star., 1946-11-16
Rev. vigo Demant
>5e'
Guest Preacher
Al the Cathedral

The Rev. vigo Auguste Demant
canon of st. Paul's Cathedral. Lon
don, England, will be the preacher
at the II am. service in Washing
ton Cathedral tomorrow.
. Canon Demant will be in WASH
ington all next week, serving as
leader OF the College of Preachers
Conference on a "A Christian In
terpretation Of Our Time"
Holy communion will be cele-
brated tomorrow at 7:30 and at 8 80
am. The Very Rev. John w. Suter.
dean, will conduct the later service.
Evensong will be held at pm.
with the Rev. Crawford w. Brown.
chief OF chaplains, United States
Veterans Administration, of1iciat-
ing.
Evening star., 1946-11-16

ASiltu u SLrOng
G h r / S t / a n
Church. His visit
ended in a riot
and the effort of
a mob to lynch
Paul and Silas,
W n D, however,
W ere spirited
away by their
friends.
Certainly Paul
left behind him
In Thessalonica
a n organized
church, which
quickly became
Evening star., 1946-11-16
Lutheran Churches Plan
Youth Work Conference

A Conference on Youth Work will
be held at 8 pm. Monday in the
Atonement Lutheran Church, the
Rev. Paul l.. Reaser. pastor. The
guest speaker and leader of the con-
ference will be the Rev. Lawrence
M. Reese of Philadelphia, whose
theme will be Youth Work in the
Church"
The conference will be repeated
ut 3 pm, Tuesday, in the Holy
Comforter Lutheran Church, the
Rev. II. Luther Rhodes, pastor.
Evening star., 1946-11-16

uTSG pastor was,
the Rev. r. G.
Steinmeyer, 1925
to 1884, and the
second and pre-
sent minister the
Rev. j. Adrian
P I e / I + e r, who
came in Decem-
ber Of the latter
year.
The origin Of
the congregation
goes back to 1924
when Lutherans
In the Takoma
Park area gath
Evening star., 1946-11-16

cred 70 establish Aev. J. A. Pfeifer.
church Of their denomination in
that section of Washington. The
initial meeting was at the home of
Charles Tauberschmidt at Cedar and
Carroll streets NV. Meetings were
Evening star., 1946-11-16

morning.
The Vaughn
Bible Glass of
Calvary Baptist
Church will un-
veil a plaque to-
morrow in honor
Of those mem
bers who fought
in World War II.
Miss M ry
Hanawalt h a S
been elec C t e d
teacher of the
Glass Of Friend
ship of Emory
M e t h o d / S t
ChlIrch Miss
Evening star., 1946-11-16
Organized
Bible Glasses
By Dr.. Poqe Mex. Etchison

r. n, Gaber. boys work secretary,
YMCA, will be the guest teacher of
the Sparkman Bible Glass of Ham
line Methodist Church tomorrow
Evening star., 1946-11-16
By Caspor Nonnes

The Takoma Lutheran Church,
Seventh and Dahlia streets NV,
has had only two pastors since 1t was
organized in February 1925. The
Evening star., 1946-11-16
A Lesson
For the Week
BY WiIIiom T. Ellis

Most permanently potent In the
life OF Salonica was the arrival of
the Apostle Paul, who, within the
short space of three weeks, estab-
Evening star., 1946-11-16

onstrations in many lands, and our
hearts are stirred with hopes for q
better day, wherein the whole Body
of Christ, like the Church at Thes-
salonica, will expand in q movement
to bring In the Kingdom of God.
The Sunday School Lesson for
November II Is Paul Ministers
to the TheSsalonians"-Acts II:
1-3; I Thessalonians 1:2-S.
Evening star., 1946-11-16
EptHrupal
NORTHWEST

Twenty second Sunday After Trinity
7:30 a.m.-HoIy Communion. st. Mary's
Chapel
$50 q am.-Holy Communion. Bethlehem
Chapel. Dean Suter.
IL 100 a.m.-Morning Prayer and Ser
mon Preacher, the Rev
vigo Auguste Demant, canon
OF st. PauFs Cathedral
400 pm.-Eyening Prayer. Preacher,
the Rev. Crawford w. Brown,
chief Of chaplatncy service,
q. 8. Veterans Administra-
ton
Weekday Services
ESQ an, IL noon and 4 pm.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-19

.?rs.ty, who died last spring. Cop!e-
|e"c ordered sent 10 the family.
Charles y. Dukes. director OF pub
lc relations and aiumn, secretary
at Duke, presented an appeal III be-
half OF the Duke Alumni Register.
Mrs. +. NJ. Barnhart accompanied
al the piano FOR the singing Of AM
erica" and the university songs.
Dear Old Duke" and Flu" and
White" Rev Paul CaTuih. pastor
uf the Granville charge ui the Meth
odiSt church III Vance county. lct
the singing.
DR.. Spence built his talH on tn
foundation of "t"UGhdownS. each
with seven points. He spoke of tn"
past history Of DIKv. tuv b!.nih
of the theme Cf religion and c.tuc:-
ton thu tradition OF Duke. and nyH
:NCunu. put on education. For Il"
'utulC n said thH'" wust be faith
!vrvoy. fidelity and foresight.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-19
Mars Hill Lions
Rest This Week

Mars Hill. Oct. l9.-With a rec
ord OF two wins and one defeat.
Coach Woodrow Red" RamsCy's
Mountain Lion iootballers will take
advantage of an open date this week
10 iron out offensive and defensive
weaknesses in preparation for Mars
Hills fourth and. perhaps. one u.
their toughest assignments al the
season against Appalachian "B'
here Friday afternoon October -.
Ramsey has named Pat Anderson
speedy Mars Hill end. and Jacl;
Red Fleming. hard-hItting block
ing back from LcakSvillc On. c.
rs Co-CaptalnS tor the game with
inc - happy reserves from APP
palaChian State Teachers college a
BOOrc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-19
hiWanians Hear
Reports From
District Meet

Past Distric, k:wauis GAN"rno'
Jaspc, L. Hicks gave his Cuuvcntion
address and reports on the d!&uic!
convention were maze Il; the wcc';-
~ meeting OF the kiwan!s club last
night.
Past Governor Hicks displayed
the silver pitcher which vas pres
cntcd him by Ray Fur. Past Gov
crnor ON brnalt of the CarolinaN
district. and engraved. For dis.in-
2ursh"d services - district govc!nu!
IN 1876.
J. {. Farmer and Charles 4. Finch
attended as delegates and reported
that Dui'r"r Rhau5c al GrcCnNIll'.
: C.. W. elected governor of th'
district and George Fowler of Bur
i.lgton. lieutenant governor. Tie
nth division l. composed Of clubs
II Burlington, Graham. Mcban,
Chapel Hill. Ruxboro. Durham. RAJ
leigh. oxford and Henderson.
Is. {. Gates. secretary. and char
man nf tie ticket committee 10Y the
tnli,d STATES Nav. nand concert.
rcrurIvd Ju,.i tickets % ON sale to-
day ami may be u",aincd from club
members.
Gucs's were MI. James II. Bryan.
Ir. with Mr.. Bryan. wilbur E.vH:.-
aGH Robert R"uudtGc.. oI TaruurD.
with Coy y. Hcckwitn. President
Thomas II. Hunter presided.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-19
Barclift Is
President OF
.DukeAlu1r1,li
Tri-County Group
Meeting Here Has
Talk By Dr.. Spence

Rev. &. d. Ba:c!ifl, pastor OF tn
First Methodist church III iionuug-
son. was elected president eli lhc
Duke University alumni group N
Venice coUnty al the annual u:-
county dinner Of Duk" m,n and w.
me-. hC!G at tn" Vance n"i"i Gr,J.y
evening.
Other officers were also chosen
ana representative OF Warren AND
Granville Cuuntirs. VINO also mot
here. elected their separate sets 81
officers ior the coming year. with
I. G.. Stem. Jr.. president Of the
Granville group, and j. Howard
Daniel president of the Warren
county association.
II was decided 10 resume rotation
OF the trI-coUnty meetings cbtwcCn
Oxford and WarrentOn, as was the
case before the war During the war
the annual meetings were held in
Henderson because Cf trans puriatlnN
difficulties. An invitation from VA
rem county alumni was accepted 10
meet there III the fall OF 1877.
DR.. II. +. Spence. of the Duk.
School OF Religion. was the speak
CT for the meeting Friday might. ana
Frank NJ! Eagnharl, president al 'nv
Vance county association. presided
Other officers elected ~ the meet
ing were:
Vancc-W. ". McCrackcn. vice
president: Mrs Frank Z. Richards
ScCrctary-trcaSwcr Mrs. T. s. Kit
trcN, alumnaC representative.
Warrcn-S. NJ. Gardner. yicr-pro-
SIdcut: Miss Mary Frances ROCKWELL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mrs. ". 4
Wocdall. alumnIc representative.
GranvIilC-MISS Charlotte Grey. e..
V!cC-prCSIdcut: Mrs Q. ". MCta.--
land. secretary Mrs. T.
". Winston. alumnac representa-
i!vC.
Nominating committees for the
three groups presented Scpara,"
states OF officers Tor the coming year
and i'll every instance they were all
elected.
Guests n the meeting were vel
coined to Henderson by Henry y
Dennis. and The response was by J.
Howard Daniel. president OF tho
Warren county .roup. Each one pre-
sent was asked Ia give h;s or hCi
name. place al residence. year a.!
graduation II Duke and present uc-
rupatIOn.
j. y. iiornaday introduced D..
Spence Ia the group.
Major T. c.. Stem. of Oxford pre-
sentcd resolutions on the death ui
Dr. c. *. Proctor. superintendent oi
the Oxford OrphanaEc. Il Duke
2!umruS and trustee Uf Duke CGl-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-19

Gated at Detrcit, Michi-cn hs,,.
part CT the Detroit Rc.:on,i ~.
flee, with il; various functi,ns III
tegra;ed into the Regional ory, ,n'
7ai:oa. AS an d fice o. the nS S,
Region NAPO will continue to "oA
cciyc orders from all re; iannI re-
ices, incl ldina Charlotte, SI,rr Hl'
stocks throughout the cauntrv r a1
listed in u national inyen.ury ar ore
riuuted 20 I'LL regional and dis us,
# ices of WAA. ''"'
Ch2nscs in the procedure nro 81,
marked tCEe.it 10 small busiroo.'
md permit Il greater degree Of m,s
icipa'ion il s'"Dlus. sales bv r -,
LomC;!ve concerns. The rev NO..
durc insurcs automatic prefnrcns-
70 smaller businesses as s,i 1ul,,o,
oy Congress in the SuvDlus p~na
rrty Act. II will result in saies y,
autcmo:ivc parts to small di:,rb,'
'ors and fleet owners as well % ~.
large distributors and manur,"
.urcrs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-19
Home EC News

The Home Ec club Of Henderson
high school held its first meeting
Thursday. with clcct!cG Of officers
The most imoprtan. business taken
up.
Bornicc Brit; MAS elected prcsi-
dent OF the club: Grav" Peoples.
Louise Abbott. sec
Rotary: Peggy Snow. treasurer: Ruth
Abbott. news rUpurtv" and Betsy
Rocker. SGciul chairman. Program
chairman will be elected a: the next
meeting.
Members OF the cluh this year
are as follows: Ruth Abbott. Louise
Abbott. Elizabeth Adams. Mary Ar
mold. BERTHE Barrier. BcrniCc Britt.
Elaine Cole. Rose Faulkner. Betty
Gafiord. Marion King. Jane Meath
cry. Grace People. Elizabeth Rem.
Evelyn Robertson. Betsy Rookie.
Peggy Rocker. .Toycc Ross. Peggy
Snow. Evenly S;ainback. Martha
Stanley. Mae Dell Stevenson. Becky
Tipprtt. Sadie VanEykC. jeanne
Weaver. Barbara White. Gillic viii
Hanson and Janet WOodiici.
We are planning Il have lot of
!un and set lot of work done il
the future. Our sponsor is Mis- Eli
ZaDcth Peel.
Ruth ABBOTT. reporter.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-19
Band Paws Tribute
To Director Hearne

Paving tribute "a their director.
". I. ii"arnc. the Henderson hian
school band formed his initials in u
hall-timc performance al the HcnG-
rSun- Methodist Ogphanucr gar .
!ust night and knCclcd while play
IN" 70. He's \ jolly Good Fellow. q"
The band also formed the letter;
HIS while facing the Henderson
stands and played the high school
:iSN; song. composed 10y Mr.. Hcarnv.
Marching TO the Methodist Orphan
AZ" SD" of the field. III" band FORM
I'd The EDITORS MO. Wh,lc Tie nninr-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-19
3. B. MASSENBURG, 81,
OF LOUISBURG, DIES

Benjamin Ballard Ma>seuburg. Is! @.
OF LouIsbure. died II 1880 a. m.
Friday N Raleigh hospital after Il
ions illness. He was a brother Of \.
VI. MaSSonbUgG, and Miss Lillian
MasScrburg. both OF Henderson. Ii
was d native OF Louisbmg. son of tn@
late Benjamin Ballard ana Lillian
Mangum MdSscnbUrg.
Surviving arc has wife. Blanche
Collins MaS.CuDurc. two sons. Ben
Ballard Jr., ami William Edward
NasscuDurg: one daugn,c-. Rub
Grey: two brothers. Jane, \. Mas
SenDurg. cf Raleigh. and i. ~. Mas
scnburg. OF Henderson. five sisters.
Mrs. Norwood Speed. OF Franklin
ION: Nh. j. (. Robinson auG Nh.
{. Il. Barnett. OF Atlanta. Mrs
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-19
Here for Wedding .

Mrs. :. =, BurCh. and Miss MAJ.
Harrison. OF Roanoke. Virginia. and
DR.. !. =. Harrison. OF Chcraw. s. G..
We're here Yesterday for the we'd
ding OF Miss Frances Harrison and
TT.yIs Creole
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-19

tiles twirled their ba;ous in tn" cci'-
'cr Of the field.
Spectators have bc,G thrilled
many times this season a. the band
performed nj half-ilmc. stuwlr2
skill III both marching and playing.
Dutch Partin assists Mr.. !icarIC
IN working out the ruU'InCs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-19

The famed Swedish butaniSt Lin
Naeus built a flower clock that told
t!Wc by the opening and closing OF
the flowers
AboU; thrce-iourihS OF l.. s. oil
wells are OF the "str.ppur" variety
Using pumps 20 strip the pool!
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-19

Charles Carroll If Warsaw. and
Ml,s Lillian MasscnDuvg. OF Hcnd-
CgSOu.
Funeral services Will he held Sun
cay afternoon al 80 O'Clock al the
home. and burial will follow IN
Caklawn cemetery in Louisburg.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-19

Tho moth Of the Silkworm b,,
lost the ability TO fly and is com.
pletcly dependent upon man for smr-
Vival
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31

The show will feature hats
which .cst inc ingenuity ~ tho
students and graduates Some
~ Che titles % the creation are
changing world big four and
Tho atomic bomb creation The
latter features tho colors in the
explosions from slow flame 20
intense heat There are also
many novel adaptations Of cur
ront day themes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31

pre- ~ Delta wife are residents OF
Dallas Texas. where he Is the
Executive Secretary OF the YMCA
there While in town they have
been carried pretty pace. Among
those entertaining for one of De-
'roits former fayori,e couples
were Mr and Mrs Cecil Robinson
az dinner. Vantella Lane, Ramon
and Marie Sciuggs. and Bernadine
Tears win parties. Beulah whitby
az Breakfast and Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Cooper and Nr. and Mrs
Hughes Peterson a, dinner. Or
ami Mrs James McClendon and
Ramon and Marie Scruggs enter
tanned sumptgously a the lovely
home Of The former on Alger last
Friday honoring Or. end Mrs
Homer Brown. Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Gibson Of Burlington. New
Jersey. Who are the house guests
Of Mr. and Mrs Martin Breaux.
Mrs Louise Holiday OF Nashyii q
Tenn sister 81 Ramon ScrUggs
and Irene McClendon. and NJ and
Mrs. Barton Beatty OF Dallas.
Texas.
Among the guests on hand FOR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31
DETROIT GROUP HOLDS
MEETING IN ANN ARBOR

ANN ARBOR The members OF
he NonPareil club o, the saln,
John Presbyterian church. De-
iroi. tourneyed 10 ann Arbor,
BY train, AUTO and bus. sunday
Ausas, II. 20 hold their regular
monthly meeting with Mrs. Lii
Ian z. Johnson formerly OF
Detroit A. her residence. 500
North Main street. Ann Arbor
Michigan
After partaking o. a hearty
lunch me president Mrs. Lula
Rogers. opened the meeting about
80 pm. Mr 2 l.. Neal! the
chaplain ed the devotion. after
which reports were heard and
the business was transacted;
plans we're made FOR a concert
a. the church The last Friday
in September 20 be presented
by the Nigh,ingales. T. musicale
group an outline ot the pro-
gram co. the ensuing year was
presented by Mrs Sarah Grier
chairman of the program COM
m!i.ee. which was approved.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31

W he held AZ the home ~ the
bo4f parents MR. AND MRS.
io.-a u Bonney nu Rarzo.
Godfather Ann DICKERSoN
fe.ow scribe az the Tribune office
IS troIsseaa shopping Tor intended
fall REX wiih CHARLES WESLEY
WILSON JR o! this city.
on Wednesday August 90 a. the
beautiful home Of MR. AND MRS.
FRED BRANIC % Marston MES
DANES Wade DeLAvALLADE
And .AN-NABELLE JOHNSON were
hostess 70 q miscellaneous sboper
ior nE bride e.ec REV 8
WOODS Among hose esent for
ne dei-ctabie evening supper DO
me. were Mary Joe Johnson, Clara
wilson Aifuetha Lee. Sarah Thorn
las. Bernice Titles. EHese Shields.
4 erta Lightioot Prudence Bur-
ge lorrene Brooks 3 aaci- Da-
vs Ernesiiue Cornei1s. Rosebell
Wtls. Mildred James lmergene
Horizon and Grace Russell.
PARTIES GALORE
The Barton Besy are IN
town He was the former Boys
work Secretary a. our YMCA not
so long back. Now be and his
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31
Honored With Birthday Party

MISS CARRIE HOLLAND. OF
5Os East Euclid popular social
iie was the honoree az a very
lo sly birthday party on last
Friday nigh, az her home. The
occasion Was IN honor 81 her
,wenty-third birthday and was
gay one with bridge as The game
~ he evening. and many deli
casies 70 allay the appe,ities OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31

the " eCl.ndons and Scrugg cham
payne. stails and bridge supper
were I-. and Mrs Ira whitby.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Dunbar. Or.
and MS James Gillian and their
houses ts's. Dr and Mrs. l.. Cook,
Mrs Norma Sewell. Mrs. James
Gillian ST and Mrs. Adele Mitch
ell q, Washington. y. C.. Lieu.
and n Joel Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r Collins. Mrs Felix McBroom,
Mr. and MIS- Lowell Baker. Mrs.
Bernadine Tears. Edna and An
drew Tondee. ATTY. and Mrs. Ralph
Osborn Mr and Mrs Homer Smith.
Mr., ana Mrs. William Hall. Or.
and Mrs J l.. Henderson. Mrs.
Minnie Breaux, mother OF Marie
Scruggs; SIR. and Mrs. Martin
Breaux. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Trent.
and Miss L. Mcdowell OF Washing
ton. D C.
LOWELL AND ETHEL BAKER
entertained az heir home on Ep-
worth last week also for Or. and
Mrs Charles Gibson, guest OF Ruth
and Martin BrEaux and Louise
Holiday guest OF Or. and Mrs.
James McCiendon. And 70 mention
a few of hose present there were
Mr. and Mrs. Earl CONWAY Ruth
Webb, Ben Henderon. Bernadine
Tears. Mrs. Minnie Breaux. Mr..
and Mrs. Ramon Scruggs. Agnes
swan Of Gary Ind who's In town
now that spouse Bill swan is do
ing some extra graduate work at
Michigan University, and Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Trent.
MIR. AND MRS. SNOwDEN WILL
LlAMS gave another OF their ultra
swanky parties Sunday al their
home on Boston Blvd. Among
those on hand for the supper and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31
BRIDAL PARTY

Mrs Margaret Lewis OF Grand
Rapids. Michigan cousin OF the
groom was matron OF honor.
She wore a lovely gown OF pink
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31

fun were 70 meet and gree, he
the honorees. DR. and Mrs. Ernest
Whetmore Of Morrist0Vn. New
Jersey Or and Mrs Ira
Whitby DR. and Mrs Jimmy
Owens who are nov settled in
heir lovely mex Boston Blvd
home. DR.. and Mrs Charles Whit
by, Mrs. Valerie Pet'iford. Julian
Rogers and his new bride Belita
and Roy Smith, Dr and Mrs Frank
Raiford. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Continued from PAGE ;.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31
LEWIS-SMITH VOWS SPOKEN

net and taffe,a. with n,tcAn.
headdress OF net Her hoBor..
was OF pink roses and hin, =,
phinum and tied with blue a..
ribbon. Best man was No,r.-
Goolsby, also OF Grand Ra,is,
Mrs. Smith. mother o, Ire h-S.
chose street length d-as, j,
aqua blue crepe with whrs !,
eessories. The grooms mo,b,,
Mrs. Lewis. wore navy ~.
also with accents OF whl,s R,.s
wore corsages OF white rarss,'
las. Mrs. Hazel Green ap,, !,
the bride. played the we3s,,,
march. Other musical g. ec.i,,,
were rendered by Mrs. oyy,
Kersey. also an aunt Of the b,.d,
who was accompanied AZ y,
piano nv Mrs. Ruth Union
RECEPTION
The wedding reception bono,
Ing the couple was he'd a, n,
Federal Recreation building /,
Ypsilanii where hundreds !,
persons came 10 extend sood
wishes. Guests from many poipu
in Michigan and Ohio were !.
gisiered by Miss Jean Csrm,.
hazel OF Detroit; Mrs. Jean Mora.
land Of Toledo. Ohio: ana vr
Villa Stevens OF Albion 81
charming young ladies WEI hor.
eses. Centering the huge sary.
Ing table was a four-tilea ws5i.
Ing cake with a miniature br,s.
and groom. Guests were se7s3
by Miss Ruth Seymour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31
Bits Of Banterlnq
By Bobbye

Have done-are dong-will do-the middle aisle
fek; three % Detrolts most charming maids On Sun
day. AaguS - az the Calvary Baptist Church popular
REN WOODS public health nurse was wed 10 All BERT
~ SCOTT. The TWO left Immediately for Niagara Falls
20 honeymoon sunday next Sept s al D. M ST. Ste
paens AME Church. MANIS CAXELI. BONNEY. social
worker, Will become the bride Of WALTER B. TOWN
SEND. A reception Immediately following the wedding
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31

the guests
Seen giving greetings o. ,aA
day and bearing lovely sih
were Mr. and Mrs David Gris
Mrs Smith Knighton. Robsr,
Jackson. Mrs Chester Kn Sh,ou
Mr.. and Mrs. Collin Greene
Frank Armstrong, and James
Matthews.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31
Our Young People Need Guidance

WI IOOHS I gu
You Have Questions About
Your Business Education
Too? 2?
MRS LEWIS.
@Buslness needs as II has never needed before
job. Drudgery and blind alley Jobs are all you
can get II You have no training"
STUDENT,
rs it possible for young persons % get business
training work at timer
MRS. LEWIS:
~Yes, Lewis Business College gives full evening
course for Young people who must work, in order
to get business education at Lewis Business
STUDENT.
"win get all the major courses a. night and
how much will It costy'
MRS LEWIS.
"Lewis Business College gives its students . well
rounded In Business Education. The only
difference between evening classes and our
regular day classes IS that II takes little longer
TO finish Of study at night Tuition rates
for day classes siOO per week RIAOO for four
weeks IN ADVANCE and night school $500 per week,
$1,000 for four weeks IN advance
Lewis Business College in the Heart Of Detro
$3.50 ''"'' u.aEALRgzE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. AlonIo Spencer
Lewis. newlyweds. are at home
in Grand Rapids, Michigan, fol-
loving an enjoyable honeymoon
trip. They. spoke their vows al
the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Smith. 1884
willow Road Milan. Michigan,
on August 3. Rev. f. l.. Clarke,
Of Monroe Michigan performed
the ceremony.
The bride nee Wanda Mae
Smith. teacher IN the Detroit
Public Schools was very lovely
In a gown OF white embroidered
satin with a skirt OF net Her
bodice featured sweetheart
neckline and 'hree-quarter slee-
YES. Her ornament was a neck
lace with single diamond in
an exquisite setting which be-
lonEed 20 her mother. Tiny
pearls adorned her tiara which
held her finger-,ip laced edged
veil Her father escorted her
10 the improvised altar which
was an archway draped in white
pink and blue with back
ground OF greens and garden
flowers Her bonque, was OF
sladioli and baby breath. tied
with white satin ribbon.