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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
intimidation Bill
VaniSheSInThin Air
DEATH ANSWERS

MCKEESPORT, Pa, Dec.
20. - U.D - DR.. Lewis ].
Davidson, pastor of the First
United Presbyterian church,
told his congregation of 200
yesterday that he had made a
4ast minute change in the title
pre- a c h on the subject,
care You Ready"
AS he closed his sermon the
65-year-old pastor slumped to
the floor. He was pronounced
dead a short time later of a
heart attack by a. physician
summoned by the stunned
pariShi0ners.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
Original Copy Lost AT
White House; Duplicate
Goes To Martin

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3d.
The COP. Initiation bill
was lost, strayed or stolen at
the White House today and while
Secret Service agents sought to
crack the mystery an Army
plane was pressed into service
to get the signature of Speaker
Martin on a substitute copy.
A frantic, all-day search of
the executive mansion failed to
reveal a trace of the document,
last seen yesterday on the desk
of Clark M. Clifford, the Presi-
dents special counsel.
While the hunt went on, Presi-
dent Truman waited to sign the
measure, though he had BRAN
ded it "pitifully inadequate" to
curb soaring living costs.
Then in late afternoon, Presi-
dental Secretary Charles G..
Ross had to announce to news
men that the document had
seemingly vanished inta thin
air.
He said that a duplicate copy
had been prepared and Senator
Vandenberg (R-Mich), presiding
officer of the Senate, had signed
it But the signature of Speaker
Martin was also necessary and
he was in North Attleboro, Mass.
Due Back Today
So George Elsey, assistant to
Clifford, was assigned to speed
in an Army plane to North Attle-
boro. He was expected to get
the substitute back to the White
House by tomorrow morning.
The President must affix his
See BILL on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
Wallace Text on Page Nine

only organize for peace in the
same comprehensive way we or
ganize for war.
II say vote for a new party
in 1948 will be the most valu-
able vote you ever have cast or
ever will cast"
Wallace said: thousands OF
people all over the United States
have asked me to engage in It's
great fight. The people are on
the march. I hope that you who
are listening to me tonight will
lead the forces of peace, progress
and prosperity in your commune
ties and throughout our country.
"Will you let me know that you
have come out fighting against
the powers of evil?"
Wallace declared the Demo-
cratic high command "by their
actions and finally by their
words x x x have said: Henry
Wallace, we welcome your sup
port, but we will not change our
policy Xxx thus the leadership
of the democratic party would
See WALLACE on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
Plumbing Firm Prepares
For Business Expansion
TO READ BIBLE

COVINGTON, Ind, Dec. 20.
-P)- The Rev. r. B. MintOn,
pastor of the Assembly of God
church, announced today that
as the chimes ring in the New
Year of 1948 a group of read
ers will begin a nonstop read
ing of the Bible in the court
house here.
Roscoe Sprague, mayor-elect,
will read the first chapter,
about 100 other readers will
follow Sprague, and the read
ing should be completed in 80
hours.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30

LONDON, Dee. 40 - WD -
George Bernard Shaw, long con-
sidered to be Britain's leading
agnostic, let it be known today
that he owns a dozen bibles and
never travels without one.
Shaw made the disclosure in
replying to Et;enne Dupurh, edi-
tor of the Nassau Tribune in the
Bahamas. Dupuch had written
that Shaw was bound to
catch hell' for auctioning off an
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
Greek Rebel Forces
Enter K0nitsa City
Fresh Guerrilla Battalions Battle Way Into
Outskirts OF Key Town; Brigade Re-
ceives Needed Reinforcements

ly-proclaimed rebel Greek Com
munist state.
The Communicated Guerril1as
repeatedly were receiving a stea-
DIV stream of reinforcements from
nearby Albania.
A Greek general staff, spokes-
man said the Guerrillas now
numbered more than $4,000 men
of whom some $4,000 were de-
ployed in Northwestern Greece.
His figure on the total rebel
See REBEL ON Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
Former Vice-President Denounces
Universal Military Training Plan
Candidacy Announced In Nationwide Radio
Appeal To Voters; Charges U. S. Wants
To Hem Russia In, Wage New War

CHICAGO, Dec. 29-(AP)-Henry Wallace announced
tonight I shall independent candidate for Presi-
dent of the United States in 1948."
Wallace made the announcement in the text Of an ad
dress prepared for broadcast the Mutual network
He said "today there's greater menace than ever be-
serious than has confronted the
human race.
That menace can be met and by politi
cal alignment which requires the organization of new
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30

ATHENS, Dec. 29-(Rl-Fresh
Guerrilla batallions fought their
way into the outskirts of Kon-
ista tonight and reestablished
their siege, government sources
said, after Greek Army troops
had broken open the rebel lines
just long enough to rush a bri-
gade of reinforcements into the
battered city.
That brigade and the tired
outnumbered Konitsa garrison
were fighting to beat off des-
perate Guerrilla efforts to seize
the CITY. for a capital of the new
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30

NEW YORK, Dec. 29-R- A
Penguin that walks into the
wrong stall is likely to get into
the same sort of trouble as an
inebriated gent who gets into
the wrong apartment at night.
Bronx Zoo officials today
we're investigating the murder
of an adult black-footed Pen
guin. beaten and pecked
to death by beak and
flipper wings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
GBS Shocks Agnostics;
Now Owns Dozen Bibles

old bible which had belonged to
Mrs. Shaw.
"Ask this foolish american
who thinks I should be hanged
for selling an ugly bible what
should be done to the Bible So
ciety which sells thousands of
much handsomer ones every
day." the Irish playwright said.
"The silly fellow need not be
anxious about me. / have d
dozen bibles left and never "a
vel without one."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
Philandering Penguin
Paws Prowler Penalty

Each of the five families in
the Zoos Penguin enclosure
have their own nesting box, and
the deceased apparently "be-
came confused and returned to
the wrong boX," suggested Will
liam Bridges, zoo information
director.
"And you know" Bridges ad-
ded, "Penguins are very jeal-
ous."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
The Weather
SUB FORECAST

a. SUB FORECAST
~. Su Carolina-Considera cradle cloudl-
~. and mid Tuesday with occasional
ram Wednesday cloudy with rain
IN.wed by colder.
ligs.nl Iarolina-Partly cloudy and
f9,.,iy fiy warmer Tuesday. Wednesday
os.s cloudy with rain followed by
t.. FORECAST:
'e0Ioiogical data for the "a hours
ehclng 7:30 p. m. Yesterday
Ia, TEMPERATURES
IT, ss an. IS, 1880 am. 80, 1870 Pm
,:SV pm IS
Nm, .ln SO, Minimum 36, Mean 4S,
Lss HUMIDITY
H. N, 30, 1880 a. m. 81, 1880 pm.
'''o ,. m. 50
H., PRECIPITATION
h ~, LOT the "a hours ending 1880
81 e. ta, s'nce the First of the month
Fro, TIDES FOR TODAY
L Il me Tide Tables published by
f,i.oe. Coast and Geodctic Survey
S'oh 1:56 am. 6'23 am.
knrh pm. 7:1O pm.
'io Inlet - 9:44 am. 1920 am.
knr. 1913 pm. 4:06 pm.
b l:l7, Sunset SIP. Moonrise
e. Moonset 10 :02 a. m.
0fs WEATHER on Pare Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
And So To Bed
The husband Of q local
woman is serving in the army

VI OCCupdtAOu III JdpdUs
Their five-year-old son
doesn't quite understand a. u.
that is written in his fatn..
letters home, but never1n1ss., 1s.r,s
that is written in bis faeas. .s,s.
he demande that his mo.ner inc.
asaa as thss s1'n arsivs rive she.s ;, which nsa
I +he mother is happy TO per-
form. a;so,,ss;ons of
life in Japan apparently nave
confused the young Whining
tonian somewhat. The other
day his mother heard him ex-
plaining to a playmate the
fact that "the people OF Japan
ride In Jigsaws."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
BULLETIN

NEW YORK, Dec. 29-(R
The New Republic an
nounced tonight that Henry
A. Wallace had resigned as
editor of the magazine.
Wallace will become a con-
tributing editor of the publi-
cation and will write a week.
ly page for the publication,
the new Republic said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30

political party. To that end I
announce that I shall run as an
Independent candidate for Presi-
dent of the United States in
1948."
Wallace added:
universal military training is
the first decisive step on the
road toward Fascism. We will
fight it to the limit and all Con-
gressmen who vote for it.
"A new party must stand for
a positive youth program Of
abundance and security, not
scarcity and war. We can pre-
vent depression and war if we
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30
FORECAST:

Wilmington and vicinity: Partl
cloudy and slightly warmer today
Wednesday mostly cloudy with proba
bic rain and colder at night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30

See PLUMBING ON Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-30

See SURVIVORS on Page Two
The frontiersman., 1947-09-13
true

tolerance. It is true that they must be strong enough so that a minority, like the seamans or any other union cannot affect the welfare of a majority of peoples !. such as the Alaskans. ,, But at the sane time they must be lenient enough tp insure every man, union or other wise his just rights.
 Our representatives in Congress are just and wise, they are the elect ed representatives of the people; dedicated to. a government "of the people, by tn e people and for the people". Our faith in them is shown by the fact we have elected them or appointed them to off, ice. Let us each, one and all write and petit ion their assistance.
The frontiersman., 1947-09-13


 haps most of us realize. Ue here in Alaska may be the first to bear the brunt of this division.
 On September: ::33o,~ the Sailors union of the Pacific and the SIU's contracts with ship expire. It is a stated fact by the union offic- ials that they, the unions will fight for what they consider the rights of free men. In the rights of free men they do not feel th.t the Faft-Hartley bill is justified and are willing to and are going to fight 1t, with, if, possible, their complete membership and the me- mbership of all other unions willing to partici- ible violent strike. It will be put in the form of test case of the Taft-Hartley bill.
 strike Is paralizing thing, especially to Alaskans. Our livelihood, very existance is endangered by it. person must have food to live and to Alaskans food must come, in most cases, by ship.
 Among other things the rights of free men include the rights to be adequately fed, clothed and sheltered. Free men are willing to fight for ided against itself: Laboring seamen and synpath- izers fighting for their rights of decent working conditions and a better than mere existance wage against possibly hungry and improperly clothed Alaskans and others influenced by paralizing strike.
 This condition must not come to pass for it too quickly grow out of hand and place brother against brother. Te Alaskans must do all in our power to prevent this pending hazard to the welfare of ourselves and children. There but if all do little bit the whole of efforts will be large. He must write onr able delegate in Washington, must solicit president- ial aid and above all must have faith in fellow man and hope for the future.
 The letters sent must be forceful, however, requests must be just. The laws of our count, ry must be obeyed, but they must be tempered with
The frontiersman., 1947-09-13
A 0nTI0n DIVIDED

jon divided against itself, 'tis said, Id. This division is closer than per- of us realize. ue here in Alaska
 first to bear the brunt of this
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05
35-Help Wszsed Male

S-Hslp Wanted Male
SALESMAN - Excellent oppo--
tunity for right man to represent
large tire manufacturer for Will
mington and adjoining territory.
Unlimited earnings for live wire.
Act quick. This is the best deal
Of its kind in the tire industry.
Car necessary. Sales Manager
for southern division will be in
Wilmington in a few days, for
personal interviews. Include
telephone number if available
when writing to Box C-3. care
Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

TWO FIVE Room homes for sale.
all modern commences: one two
room home, $50 IT. road frontage
On Carolina Beach road. All for
$78OO.OO. Con be financed, CT or
otherwise. Dial 2-e464.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05
NEW HOUSES

NEW HOUSES
WEST AUDUBON Subdivi-
sion. Six rooms, three bed
rooms, hardwood floors
oil floor furnace, automatic
hot water, city water,
lights and gas. Lots 105 by
30 feet, IL acre.
CT FINANCED AS LOW AS
$500 CASH, A
$54.43 MONTHLY
FILA FINANCED
FOR NON-VETERANS AS LOW
AS $500 DOWN.
BALANCE MONTHLY
Payments include taxes and
insurance)
Marshall Realty Co.
"REALTOR"
Statesmen
K. L. Black and Calvin Anders
alO Princess St. Dial 2-1752
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

. FOOD PRODUCT Manufacturer
with so years of successful op-
Grafton and of national reputa-
ton is interested in employing
a salesman for eastern Carolina.
Headquarters Wilmington. Good
salary. expenses and reasonable
car allowances. Must own an
automobile. Please reply by let
ter to Box PHI. Wilmington Star
News. giving age. education. ex-
penience and telephone number.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

YOUNG MAN for soft drink route.
Must be good driver, and have
sales ability. Earnings limited
only by ability to produce. Write
P. O. Box 56S, giving complete
information about yourself and
phone number for interview.
AGENTS WANTED-Unusual OPP
portunity for statesmen in adj
vanced merchandising field. AL
salesman should earn a comfor-
table annual salary by the first
of year. If you can sell and
want to work we have the type
of merchandise to suit you. Call
1884 between loo and 500 p. m.
Saturday Or Sunday for appoint
ment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05
80-Houses For Sale

FOR SALE - Three Rooms and
bath. Gas. $2700. By owner. On
New Wrightsville Highway, near
Seagate. Mrs. James Ross.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05
l75-kealiorx
FOSTER-HILL
V A L u E 4

V A L i E 4
CAROLINA PLACES room
home, modern, located on
nice street in excellent sec
ton of City.
SUNSET PARK-25lO Har-
rison Street, 5 rooms. nice
bath, all hardwood floors.
modern and clean.
WINTER PARK - COB
Wrightsville Avenue,
Roomy s room home on
spacious lot, all conven-
fences. Garage apartment
in rear, very nice and COM
Portable. Lawn, grape vine
and shrubbery.
MIDDLE SOUND - Queens
Point, "A #. water front.
nice depth, back to road.
Small cottage, large rooms.
Equipped shower, toilet
room etc.
MYRTLE GROVE SOUND
A dandy lot with frontage
on inland waterway. Con-
venient to City. A choice
spot.
CASTLE HAYNE ROAD
Just outside City limits. 5
room home with substan-
tial outbuildings, 2 story
garage, stables etc. 100 #.
highway frontage, depth
400 it. Small fruit orchard.
An excellent value.
4l9 SOUTH FOURTH
Street, rooms, bath, close
to schools, churches and
stores. Very reasonable
price for quick sale.
40 SOUTH SIXTH STREET
7 rooms, bath on nice
street. Can be bought with
very small down payment.
FOSTER-HILL
Realty Company
Realtors and Builders
Dial 2-3371
w. NJ HILL Pres.
Statesmen
Edw. B. Ward L. E. Alla
B. B. Bryan J. H. Irving, S
j. Arthur Brown
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

IN LOVE GROVE. high class
co!ored section. nice six room
prick home. just been thorough
~ repaired and put in good CON
dltlon, On large lot. Can give
reasonable terms. Address
Owner, P. o. Box 381, Or phone
2-2039.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

OWNER WILL Sell equity in two
apartment house now netting $95
monthly. Reason for selling need
cash for business venture. Phone
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

WANTED-Sawyer for five foot
band mill, with shotgun feed.
Prefer man experienced in cir
cular and band mills. Answer
Box H-6 care of Star-NeWs.
PIPE FILTERS, First class. Ex-
perienced in Marine work only.
48 hour week guaranteed. Apply
Welding Shipyards, Inc, 1901
Hampton Road, Norfolk, Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05
HOMES!
Businesses For Sale

Businesses For Sale
CASTLE Y ROAD
IL acres. Nice six room
home 18th all modern con-
veniences.
PROPERTY AT 118 Market
street.
RESTAURANT - Downtown
on Front Street. All mod
ern equipment. Netting
5000 per month.
RESTAURANT And Grill
property and all. Strictly
modern in every respect.
Netting $1,000 per month.
Close in on Castle Hayne
Rd.
GARAGE And Filling Sta
tion-3 acres with 200 feet
road frontage. 6 miles from
town on main highway.
FISH MARKET - Property
and all. Good location and
doing good business.
SUPER FOOD Store-Prop-
erty and all. Self-service
store doing exceptionally
good business.
GROCERY STORE and Meat
Market-located on corner.
Old established business.
BEAUTY D
BEAUTY Salon-Downtown;
all modern equipment. One
of the largest and best in
town.
BUSINESS Property located
southeast corner on Second
and Grace Streets.
HOMES
204 WRIGHTSVILLE Avenue
"A nice house and a real
buy. 6 rooms, exceptionally
large bath and shower, and
breakfast nook. Hardwood
Floors.
SUNSET K Sunset
Avenue, 6 rooms and bath.
1904 WOOLCOTT Avenue
Five rooms and modernly
furnished. Includes extra
lot.
803 CENTRAL Blvd. Sunset
Park-Large 5 room home
plus 4 room garage apart
ment in rear.
PRINCESS PLACE-Large S
room home. Hardwood
floors with floor furnace
heat. Screen-in side porch.
WE HAVE Several nice To-
cations on Inland Water
way from l acre to "a
acres. Some real buys.
any location and of most
WE HAVE FARMS in most
any size.
107 CENTRAL Blvd. Sunset
Park-two story, insulated
and weatherstripped. Clean
as new; large lot. Consist
ing of lower floor, large
living room, dining room,
kitchen, and breakfast
nook, and IL bath. Upper
floor; four large bedrooms
and bath. Spacious closets
in every room; venetian
blinds and gas range in
cluded. Large cellar with
furnace heat. Sacrifice
$7750.O0
WE HAVE Lots in Oleander,
Sunset Park, Piney Woods,
both Beaches.
NEW S ROOM home, good
condition, good location at
Carolina Beach.
7 ROOMS, good condition,
good location completely
furnished at Kure Beach.
IA S. NINTH ST.-two apt,
house n good condition.
Renting for $4,000 per
month. Priced S666.00 G.I.
Approved.
113 N. G H St. - Two
story 7 room home. Hard
wood floors, insulated and
weather stripped. Sacri-
flee $5750.00.
q S. NINTH ST. rooms
good condition. Priced to
sell.
,E,WTS REALTY &C
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

WANTED-First class shoe repair
man. Apply Little Joe Shoe Re-
pair Shop, 119 Princess.
WANTED-Setter, edger and long
turner for small band mill. An
sWer Box HI care of Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05
So-Housss For Sale
MODERN HOME

ON THE Shipyard- Winter
Park Road. We have a
new modern five room
home that could not be re-
placed for less than $1,000
Offer the owner $1,000 and
ne may accept it. DIAL
2-3734 and we will show it
to you!
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

WANTED AT ONCE. Experienc-
ed linesman, permanent job.
good pay. Apply z. A. Sneeden's
Sons. 801 S. 18th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

WANTED SASH, door and blind
man. Prefer good all around shop
man. Write re, care of Star
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

COLEMAN Oil Calculator for
cale. Brand new. Dial 2-2243.
I7eFD ANCHOR coal circulator,
hats six roms. $25. 2210 Prin-
cess street road.
Evening star., 1947-11-30

4 Duilds dr. sqnare girder
wish iaferlo king edges
q Efeesog girdsr q j struc. j
lnraI gird q sjusta per.
foratsd ssfif 81. B.
4 Cured straighi and giant
ssri.esursi stsel sirdsrs for
reaIisal b
4 Enui>d;Ssane holes 10 bsse
plates md eifdsrs for fasf, !
Precision build ding
Evening star., 1947-11-30
mr. II tRte1os aas AL THESE FEATURE

1 Metal base plates Sith
every set ~.
i Genuine bolis and nuts pef.
!. termed after those used -
real ens;neerink constrar
fion
Tooeh Gears, crown geafs
laitls eears, worm gears I
snd rsniOn ears
heels. radiai,r. ax1e1antI
Other aaeomosave pafts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03

10 orange for hRVoring. oranges are
plentiful now. so It's time 10 use
them Do you need any further
coaXing?
Orange Tea Biscuits
z cups slftsd cake -four; lsa-
spoons double-acting baking pow
der; \ teaspoon salt table
spoons butter or other shortening
teaspoons grated orange rind
n cup milk.
Topping, 4 tablespoons sugar,
= teaspoons grated orange rind.
Y teaspoon orange Juice (abouO
sift -four once. measure, add
baking powder and salt, and sift
again. Cut in shortening Add
orange rlnd and blend Add milk
and stir until soft dough 10 formed
Turn out on lightly Toured board
and knssd ~ seconds Roll \ inch
thick and cut with Toured ~ inch
biscuit cutter
Combine sugar. orange rind, and
enough orange Juice 10 make .
crumbly mixture Place y Of
biscuits IN creased muffin pans. or
on INCREASED baking sheet. and
brush with melted butter or mar,
garine. Sprinkle with sugar mix.
ture. and top with remaining
biscuits. pressing lightly together.
Bake in hot oven t460' - 8 to 10
minutes. or until done. Makes 10
small biscuits
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03

chose a smart blue crepe gown
Her flowers we're red roses.
Pnmas MERIT, brother of the
groom. was the best man.
HosTEsSEs
Assisting Mrs Haywood were
several charming no stesse S.
Among them were Mrs. Ger
trude Tate, Miss Maxine Samp-
son. Mrs. S. Buckley, Mrs. Vel
ma Strayhand. Mrs. L D. Clark,
Geneva Anderson, Mrs. Tyra
Mckinney. Mrs. r. N. Brown,
Mrs. Leola Merritt. and Mrs.
Louise Merritt
They greeted Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Tate. r. l.. Jackson,
Maggie Burke. Mrs. Mary Ford
son. Mrs Lula Winge. Mrs Rose
Lane. Genevieve Anderson, G.
Kathleen Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Lane, Robert Louise Mr.,
and Mrs J. B. SimmS. Mrs.
Dalton Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Buckley, Mrs. Rrimas Merritt,
Eva Collins. Leola Merritt.
Mr., and Mrs. Kenneth Stone
street, Mrs. Florence Morton,
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Cureton.
Mrs. Legurtha Darlington. Mrs.
David Mckinney, Mr.. and Mrs,
Abe Jones. B. L. Davis, Mrs. /.
Bryant. Arlandls Tucker. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Jones. Mr. and
Mrs. Cutv Thompson, Jimmis
Willis. Priscilla Gamley Ralph
Horton. ShIlee Seights, Mr.
and Mrs, Charles Wilson, John
Buckley. Mrs. Betty Gibson. Flo
renee Keaton. Mrs Foster Mrs.
Knox Strahorne. Glyndolyn Ed
wards. Mrs. NJ. Williams and
others.
The happy couple will reside
in Detroit at 65l0 Vinewood.
The bride. a newcomer TO Mich
igan. has completed courses in
the College OF Education at
WAYNE University.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
Wdtl Me lUunml
Shirley Jenkins
BetrothaI Told

Nj and Mrs. Joseph Jenkins
annouced the engagement OF
their daughter, Shirley. 10
Grandson NJ. Phelps. IL. at an
informal luncheon on Sunday
afternoon, April q.
The bride-elect is recent
honor graduate OF Fisk Univer-
Sity and has done graduate
work al the University OF Michi-
gan where she is employed as
a Medical Technologist. She is
member Of Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority.
The groom-elect is the son OF
Rev and Mrs. Grandson NJ.
Phelps of Greensboro, North
Carolina He is graduate OF
Clark University and Cannon
Theological Seminary in Allan
Ia, Georgia. He is member OF
the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03

Walter Kendrlck. DanSby and
MeSdsmes Charlene Thompson
and Marian Whitaker
Guests seen were Mr. and Mrs
Dennis Camp, Richard Camp
bell Griffin Causet. Sandy
Cloud. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kendlcks Clement Mills Mr.
and Mrs Peter Whittaker Miss
Myrtle Rlcks. Thelma Nonan.
sam Young Nj and Mrs. Ulys-
es Bovkin. Annabelle Morrow.
Louise Williams. Anna johnson.
Ethel Baker Charles Tucker,
Howard Loud and party, Joe
Butler. Herman StallnGs. George
Dunbar, Kenneth Stanton, and
others.