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Evening star., 1948-08-31
Births Reported

tFrom D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Asahel and Dolores Abrams, boy.
Theodore and Katherine Armstead, sir
Anderson and Marie Bankett, girl.
John and Edna Barrett, boy.
Herman and Juanita Blyther, boy.
Harry and Grace Branch, girl
Charles anG Mary, Braxton, boy.
Herbert and Lucille Brown, boy.
Edward and Dorothy Calhoun. boy.
Sylvester and Alice Campbell, girl.
James and Mary Campbell, boy
William and Susie Carpenter, boy.
Arthur and Eloise Coehins, boy.
William and Matte Colyin. boy.
Clad and Rosa Cromwell, boy.
John and Leona Croxton, girl
Clyde and Ella Cunningham, girl
Wexford and LUCILLE Dean, boy.
Jesse and Dorothy Dudley, girl.
Edward and Marion Eyans. girl.
Edward and Alberta Fernandez, girl.
Matt and Helen Francis. boy.
Paul and Hazel Galloway, girl
Jasper ana Catherine Gambrell, boy.
CIs. Cleo and IhsoIs Garrison q. boy:
Wallace and Mary Harris, boy.
Clarence and Lenora Hawkins, girl.
Oliver and Sophronia Hawkins. girl.
WeltoE and Antonese Hill, boy.
Isiah and Louise Hughes, boy.
Benjamin and Edwinia Jackson, boy.
James and Mamie johnson. girl.
Lawrence and Carrie Lawrence. boy.
Robert and Pansy Jones, boy.
Vernon and Rose Jones, gifl.
Leroy and Maggie Kiah, girl.
Joseph and Gathering Lane. girl.
Martin and Louise Lee, girl.
Abraham and IneZ Lewis, girl.
Selven and Claudia Maniey. boy.
Edward and Florence Martin, boy.
Earl and Sylyania Matthews, girI.
Albert Albert and and Mary Mccain, girl.
Jake and Beuiah Mccormick, girl.
John and Anna Melton. boy.
Evening star., 1948-08-31
Robert McC. Scott Sworn In
AS Assistant u. 5. Attorney

Robert McCane Scott, as, yester-
day was sworn in as an assistant
United States attorney.
His appointment brings the num-
Der OF assistant United States at
torneys to % and fills a vacancy
created by the recent resignation of
James Mckay to enter private
practice.
Mr.. Scott is to be assigned to the
United States attorneys branch at
Municipal Court, it was announced.
The oath of Office was administered
Evening star., 1948-08-31

George and Pearl Mttchell, boy.
Misty and Queen Monroe. boy.
George and Margaret Noy, girl.
william and Mary Mullin, girl.
Gerald and Dorothy Nelson, boy,
Emerson and Clara Pittman, Ein,
Daniel. and Ruby Porter, boy.
william and Mary Powell. giri.
Percy and Florence Quarles, girl, .
Raymond and Mary Rhodes, boy.
James and Jean Scott, boy.
Wilmer and Ruby Shaesnider, boy.
Louie and Gladys Smith, boy.
william and Ruby Strickland, girl,
George and Blanche Stokes, boy.
William and Katheleen Terrell. boy,
James and Ethel Thomas, girl
James and Marie Tilghaman, girl,
Thomas and Edna Turner. boy.
Evening star., 1948-08-31

by William O. Flanagan, = deputy
clerk Of District Court.
A native Of Tulsa, Okla, Mr.. Scott
received bachelor Of arts degree
from the University Of Tulsa in
1912 and later was graduated from
the George Washington University
Law School. He has been engaged
in private practice. He is unmar-
ried and lives at 1912 Twenty first
street NV.
Evening star., 1948-08-31
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C..
TUESDAY, AUGUST 81 ls4s.

Jacob Noord. e5. SOLO channins st. ne.
Agnes Dorsey, 65, 225 Kentucky ave. So.
Frank Jansta, 81, 8S12 18th Ut. NV.
Edward Netdomanski, SO, 1905 Kearney st.
ne.
Jean Mum. IS, 221 Pennsylvania AVE-. Sc.
Margaret Boswell, IS, nottingham, Nd,
Fred Jennell,. 46, Merrydeld, Va.
Thelma Smith, "A. 1905 K st. NV.
Albert Howard, infant, Arlington, Va.
George Joyce, 6s, 1915 M st. NV
Annie Moore. so, 307 D st. Sc.
Sallie Gault. A. 1898 eth ST. NV.
Los Angeles Countie 40, 6e1 3la st. ne
Ardellere Bowles, infant 1925 Str st, NV.
Infant Johnson, 1905 l5tn 81 NV
Evening star., 1948-08-31
Deaths Reported

(From the D. c. Bureau Of vital statistics.)
Mary .Pettis, 80. 1890 Crittenden ct. NV
Daniel Krauskopf. 81, 1474 Columbia I'd
NV.
Leo. Campbell. rs. 1914 c st. sc.
Catherine Yount. ~, 51l East Capitol st
Carrie Jones, 70, 1921 Heath pl NV.
James Snider. f3. 1913 G st. ne.
BENJAMIN Kritt. T3, 1928 Spring I'd. NV
Hyman Miller. 81, 3a3 18th nl ne
Evening star., 1948-08-31
Producers Council Elects

Floyd E. Koontz has been elected
president of the Washington Chap
ter of the Producers Council. Other
new officers are Shelton E. Reynolds
vice president; Reeve K. Biggers
secretary, and c. J. A. Johnson
treasurer.
Evening star., 1948-08-31

wishum and Alene Twttty. boy.
O'Neu and Mary upahaw, hoy.
Elias and Annie Watson, giri.
Jessie and Martha Willard, girl.
Willie and Sue Williams, girl.
Frederick and 0enevieye wilkinson, gtri,
Lawrence and Elizabeth Young, boy.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-10

The bishop, when questioned on
the successor to DR.. Yarbrough,
said that no member Of his fam
lily would be supported for the
position. When DR.. Yarbrough sug-
gested his son-in-law, the Rev. w.
A. Miller, the bishop said:
"Under no circumstances will
l support any member of my fam
lily for the position"
Some people had recommended
his son, j. A. Hamlet, Jr., the
bishop said. Also suggested for
the office was j. R. White, head
of the Negro school in Whiteville,
Tenn. The bishop made no com
ments on him.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-10

He added that in the past he
had tried several times to get FIT.
Lauderdale or Broward county to
run Provident.
Both Negro and white physi-
clans are allowed use of the hos
pital for their. patients. During
the war it operated at a profit,
but since then paying patients
have decreased steadily.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-10
Florida Hospital for
Negroes Bankrupt

FIT. LAUDERDALE, Fla, June
9. (ANP)-Provident hospital is
going bankrupt and will have to
close unless some way is found to
meet it's $4,000 a year budget,
DR.. Mizell, medical director, an
neunced last week.
He said that the hospital has
a mortgage of $4,000 to be paid
at the rate of 1925 a month and
a $4,000 deficit for current ex-
penses. The appropriations of
$500 a year and $2,4O2 a year
from the city will not pay for
the charity services Of the hospi-
tai in the local community. Provi-
dent handles all the charity cases.
Appeals to various church
groups and to the state to take
over the hospital have been made,
DIR. Mizell said. The Methodist
hospital board, the Catholic hos
pital board and the Methodist hos
pital board of Chicago have all
been approached, he said.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-10
MORAL CONDUCT
CRITIzED BY
BOARD

JACKSON, Tenn, June 9. "a
MP - Improper moral conduct
among the students at Lane col
lege was limited this week as the
cause of the acceptance of the res
ignation of the schools president,
DR.. d. S. Y~arbrough, by the board
of directors.
Bishop j. Arthur Hamlet of
Kansas City, Kan, chairman of
the board, made the following
statement in the presence of DR..
Yarbrough:
"For the last year or more the
board of directors, and particu-
larly the chairman of the board,
have received a flood of COM
plants regarding the moral atmos-
phere and the conduct on the
campus. These complaints have
come from all over Jackson and
west Tennessee.
"The chairman of the board
has taken every occasion of a
public meeting in and around
Jackson to declare the approval
of the board of the work being
carried on by Pres. Yarbrough,
and their wholehearted support
has been pledged over and over
again, only to be criticized more
severely and more widely for such
support to what was going on on
the campus"
For the boards position in ref
erence to DR.. Yarbrough and to
DR.. P. R. Shy, who at the last
board election was not voted back
to position as dean of students,
it received criticism of the stu
dent body through William C.
Jackson, president o fthe stu.
dent council.
Bishop Hamlet explained thai
DR.. Shy had been returned to hi
post as professor of social science
with a $500 raise but that the
election of dean had been post
poned. He added that DR.. Var.
brough would return to WILDER
force State college where hi
would head the sociology depart
ment.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-10

DR.. Mordecai Johnson's plea
(before the senat subcommittee
to have the federal government
turn famous Lucy Diggs Slowe
and George Washington Carver
halls over to Howard university
was one of the most impressive
presentations ever made by a Ne
gro at a congressional hearing.
prediction: Howard will get
them.)
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-06

the success Of the division squad
inlocal AAU, Golden Glove and
army tournaments.
AS the 3rd Bn Of 'O5 the 555th
had several members on the d.
vision and post basketball lea
CUES number one team. In all their
sports. activities, colored troops of
the division have been hard fight
ing, clean athletes with the high
est standards Of craftsmanship.
In duty and achievement these
troops have been integrated into
the division to make the 82nd
"America's Guard Of Honor"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-06
INDIANS ARRIVE IN
CHARTERED plane

MONROVIA, Liberia, April g..
(ANP) - A specially chartered
Pan American airways plane ar
rived in Liberia recently bringing
20 West Indians from Barbados,
British West Indies. The group
which passed through the United
States enroute, consists of teach
ers, tailors, nurses, plan tuners,
and other tradesmen and profess
SIGNALS. The members of the group
sold out their possessions in the
Barbados islands and have come
to Liberia to cast their lot with
Liberians and begin life anew.
A responsible group Of Liberia
citizens has formed themselves in
to a reception committee to well
come this and similar groups who
come so that they can be housed
and shown places in various parts
of the republic in order to deter
mine where they would like to
live. Several of the first group
have already received offers of
employment.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-06
Colored Troops

Concluded 1rom page u
airbone unit at it's best, the 555th
was praised by Gen. Gavin.
With the coming of 1913 the
555th became a part Of the 82nd.
AS the 3rd Bn it is concentrating
on a rigid training program.
Another leading unit in the Sind
is the 5O3rd Airbone Anti-Air-
craft Bn, brought in under the
divisions new table of organiza-
ton. This artillery outfit is armed
with 49mm anti-aircraft and so
cal. dual purpose guns. Although
most of the men in this unit are
newly converted infantry soldiers,
they are reported to be working
into a smooth operating combina-
ton.
The newly added 98th Field
Artillery bn. adds real punch to
the paratroopers with its huge
1876 mmhowitzers.
In the field Of sports the old
555th has proved itself not only
one of thed visions leading out
fits, but also one of the top groups
on the post.
The football team placed third
in the post league, and had two
men on the all-division squad. In
football it participated as a bat
talon in competition with regi-
ments.
The 55th boxing team was tops
in the division. It's men also aided
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-06

for action and follow-up. It sound
ly criticized the segregated pat
tern and drafted a petition to be
sent to Sherwood requesting aboli-
ton of existing conditions. A copy
of it will be dispatched to the
Governor.
Ohio penal and mental insttu-
tons are among the most motor
ious in the country. New Yor's
PM newspaper once carried a
series Of articles on them and the
revelations were shocking. Roper
cussions brought on some super
ficial changes, but conditions are
substantially the same. And it is
no wonder, with men living in the
goth century spouting 18th cen
fury ideas one can expect no
more.
We feel the replacement Of
Sherwood and Hays and others
like them with better qualified
personnel would give a greater
opportunity for them to have more
time to dwell on their musty ideas,
and for the institutions to under
go a very necessary re-organiza-
ton
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-06
South Caroline
CONTINUED frUm p&ge -

CONTINUED rum paGe ID
Although his home is near a pub
lie highway over which one of the
school buses operates, he is not
furnished with transportation to
and from school. The complaint
asks a permanent injunction
against the state from making a
distinction on account of race or
color in providing, establishing or
maintaining adequate free bus
transportation for white school
children, while failing or refus-
ing to provide adequate free bus
transportation for Negro chill
dren."
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-06

Camilla Williams, soprano, twice
winner of the Marian Anderson
award, will be presented in a re-
cital.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-06

Dodgers
Concluded from page u
base hits last week and is down
to his playing weight.
While carrying two gloves out
to the training camp every day,
one for the second base and the
other for the first base. He never
knows where they will send him,
but is equipped for both positions
just in case.
Stanky is raving mad at Du-
rocher and has been silenced by
the Braves management in his
temperament over the fact that
when he asked for more money, it
was Durocher who said the little
man was not worth it. However,
the fact is that the Dodgers re-
gret the fact that he won't be able
to aid them in their quest for the
seasons play.
Said Stanky. During my ill
ness, every player on the Dodg-
ers team came to visit me includ-
ing my good friend Jackie Robin
son, whom l consider the spark
plug of the 1947 team. I became
very fond of Jackie, and wish him
every cce this coming year."
This same expression came from
Jackie who regrets the sale of
Stanky, who was On the front end
of many of the double plays COM
pleted by Jackie.
Segregation
concluded from page -
State group with recommendations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10

Following the ceremony which
was performed al the home OF
the brides parents, the newly
Weds lett on q motor trip TO
Boston Mass Included in the
numbcg 81 interesting places 10
ue VISITED cn cute are Wash
.ngton u c.. Philadelphia. New
Y0sk City. and Peekskill. y. u.
They vii spend month on
BRIDAL PARTY
A; the wedding ceremony MIS-.
Watson was attended by two o.
her friends from childhood, Mrs.
Ellis Warren. matron OF honor
and Mss Elolse Cole, mald Of
hun0y. The attendants wore az
tegn0on dresses OF ballegna de-
ign n blue ana PINK mar
qu!se,te. They carried nosegays
q. ueid flowers and wore flow
cls n their hair
The pretty bride wore a gown
% ~hite msfqEsette. balieIina
length. With m.drltt design
~ seed pee. Is. The tiara which
held hes saoulae. length vel
Fas also 81 SEED pearls She cal-
.led praye BOOK ~ white
satin % wacr wss attached an
Jrcnia corsage
Best man for tae groom Was
bus botrc Ea watson East
Orange, y J ans we bIdeS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
Shower Is CivI
For Mrs. Levi

Several Daughters o! Nl.r,I
Court No. 80 Dts O. ISIS n
a Love Shower aud tes,lr'I
for Mrs. Mabel Lewis. Pas
Comm. Of Marracc Cour, II
%. at her home. 1918 Bid5,1
The shower was given n
small token acknowledges n
masterful leadership. unrslr|
ing efforts and patience VIII
made Marracei Court on, !
the largest and most prooru
i've Daughters OF Isis courh
the United States.
Mrs. Mabel Lew. who \
COMMANDERS Of Manacci coI
during the years 1876 and 10
has been i'll and confined sh
home since the first ~ the M
The Past Comm. Council 4
Mararcei Court presented Nj
Mabel Lewis with a very hsu
iifullY jeweled, past comm ID
Presentation made by the pv
ident Of the council Mrs. Hss
B. CAN'T.
This thoughtful shower d
ture was planned and prepsr
by Mrs. Carrie Thompson, d
uty OF the Oasis.
Guests included Msdams Nn
White. Gladys Mills Agnes b
tol, Celeste Cushion Wlllarg
Lewis. Edverta Greene. IA,
Mae Smith. Mary Book
Yvonne TAYLOR, Aace Loygc
Victoria Ford. lrenc Villa
Nellie Shelton, Rose Turner
net Doyle. Alice Gabfel, Ear
Tai Tor and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
Musicians Sponsor
Belle Isle Concerts

The bet. i Eooelauon 1i Au-
s.D.ans Concert BanG 5 c4gieut-
paescnlnE concerts al tne
Mo Grc. "a Belle ls.e a.
6.l3 3 H .Ec n.gnts Wgtk.
Directed bt Leoraa 3. Snith
naronally gnlled cotuet >o-
lost anc q esd!ng composer Ui
works wr.iten especially ~. TIC
-concert band these nlnicp aliy
pOnsotCc concerts ENJOY the dis
tlactian Of beng the only pro-
ie,sQnal concerts % the country
taat enJoy inss unique conduc.
to- ,Jioist-CompoSc distinction
Itcv axe made possible
through the coope ration of the
Department ~ Pax, and Recre-
alton and the Detroit Feocsauon
OF Musicians
The CONCERT for Thursday july
B. features Wagnci music ddr.ng
the iust part with Strauss beau
ltlful Deslieder Waltzts
love onEl for q finale
r GAYS concert winch IS de-.
toied 90 Grand Opera excerpts
WAi feature the ballot music
iron +Faust DURING TINS concert
Rudolph Waha tnc bands PFC
miev olarnetsi viii sta as so-
.otsi ID yor Weber Conccrtino
for clsunet
SUNDAYS ptogfan Will feature
the WORKS OF TschaIkowsky when
the entire "Nutcracker Suite
vail be heard as well as a
special arrangement for band Of
The Csprlcc!o ltslien Smith
viii play 4 comet solo Of his
own composition, Spanish Cap
rice
HghAeht 81 Wednesday nights
concert VIII be The PLAYING OF
Victor Herbert The Three Sol
lialres by The popular cornet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
Detroit Tribune SAT-, JULY 10, 1s48


By LYNNETTE PENN

JULY i. INDEPENDENCE DAY 49,. brought my
Rad ~ speeches, much iag waving and thoughts OF
the glores 81 native land but independence had
another meaning no meaning. for JOHN W WALLACE,
on Cotax Street For weeks he had talked az the long
weekend he wou spend Canada nshing from quiet
river bank with Interruptions but the twter OF birds
and sound q Insects Comes the glorious Weekend with
all OF lis four and OIL goes Mr.. Wallace but with
pretty brood four daughters five to fifteen and
mother, Corne al Respondent in what fashion has de-
creed Tor the Nacatonss pedal pnshers and sun-oaek
dresses Instead fishing poles Wallace had several suit
cases->eens that he outtoted and the FANNY VAS
heading for rotous dewild for the acaton period Ey
erybody cooked happy about independence Day but
papa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
Annual Spring
Luncheon GiUen
By Auxiliary

In a setting OF Spring flowers
balloons and beautifully decorated
tables the Womans Auxiliary
of ST Cyprian' Episcopal Church
gave rs annual Spring luncheon
and Cotton Show Saturday, June
26tk IN PAGE Hall.
After ENJOYING the lunch
capacity crow q Of smartly
goWned women watched the
show which demonstrated the
smallest attire for women in cot
tons this season Many OF III,
garments were designed and
made by the models themselves
The models were: Mrs. Ford,
VI Walker, little joyce Patter-
son, all three igom the Fairbanks
School OF DreSsmaking: Mrs
Lille Rawis and her sister mod
eled score Of hats designed
and mace ny Mrs RaWlS; MIS-.
Daniel and daughter modelled
dresses for sizes over 20 from
her olcss su1 git shop: Miss
EUa Hurley and sister, Mrs
Graham and daughter. Miss
Thelma Lee Miss Ruth May-
nard; Miss Barbara King. Mrs
lima Wells, Mrs Louise Mohr
Ml,, Helen Irwin, Misses Melba
aud Frances Rouse.
Several dance numbers wc q
done by Miss Gonzelle Bailey.
Mrs LUciene Chavis who was
chairman Of the Cotton Show.
furnished music Throughout the
afternoon Mrs Geneva Casey
was mistress ~ ceremonies and
MIS- Mary Jeftrlcs was fashion
commentator
Tie hostesses who decorated
the beautiful tables were Mes
danes Herbert Moseley Augusta
Aranha. Geneva Cases. Maude
Mosus Ellen Brandon. Myrtle
Hall Norma Harris and Pauline
Lcgh Mrs Hall won first prize
tog the most beautiful table and
Nh Aranha. second Mrs. Daisy
Sommervillc presented the prizes
Mrs Ann TAYLOR was general
chairman Of the affair and Mrs.
FloIle Erwin was ticket chair
man Mrs Pauline Leigh IS pres
dent OF the Woman's Auxiliary
|
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
Honor OIivet Pastor
On 9th Anniversary

est anniversary he has ever
known"
The Sunday afternoon pro-
grams viii be held July IL and
l8 The public is cordially in
vited TO attend these services
The anniversary celebration will
close Sunday afternoon. July 10,
at $3.50 p. m. with Dr.. T S
Boone preaching the anniversary
sermon. Other church and civic
dienitsries have also been in
vitcd TO participate.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10

As the little ones sat in a
circle in their tiny chairs they
were joined by Mrs. Beulah
Whitby. who very engagingly
told them a story which ended
with each of them receiving
from her the treasured scroll
which marks the end of the
happy DAYS they have spent at
the nursery school.
TEA
Other features OF the evening
included program with the
tiny graduates as performers.
Also there was beautifully
decorated serving table with re-
freshments for tiny tots. moth
ers. and friends. Presiding at this
table were Mrs. Damon Young,
formerly Of Cincinnati. Ohio, and
Mrs. T. Dorm.
The tea and graduation eXer-
cises were way OF saying
thank you 10 the many IN
terested citizens who have sup
ported the program of the Nurs-
cry School since its founding
by its present director. Mrs
Matte Ramsay Brown. II was
also a day for renewal of mem
berships and re-dedication OF
the women Of the city 10 the
project.
COMMITTEE
Planning the lovely affair was
Mrs. Martha Brandon. with Mrs
William Summers as co-chair-
man. Others on the committee
were Mrs. Sophia Logan. Mrs.
r. Lucille Porter, Mrs Edgar
McBryde. Mrs. Agnes Mcdowell
and Mrs Ruby Wills.
Other members OF the Board
OF Directors are Mrs. Eliza Grigs-
By, Mrs. !. n. Long. Mrs Will
lard Pope. Miss Florence Sween-
ey. Mrs. Mildred Jeffrey. Mrs.
Conrad Harper and Mrs. Ruby
Wills.
Regular enrolment for the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10

brother Carl johnson was usher.
GUESTS
Among the persons attending
the wedding were the parents of
the groom from Pittsburgh. Mr..
and Mrs l. { Watson. the
brides parents. Mrs Ethel Wat
son. paternal q andmother OF the
bride Of Jackson. Tennessee.
Mrs, r C. Scott relative OF
the groom Chicago. and many
other members of the families
and friends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10

Ollvet Baptist Church. 554
Winder. is celebrating the ninth
anniversary Of It's pastor. DR.. J
II. Bruce. with special services
each night A church-wide fl
nancial effort in which all aux
lllaries Will take part, has been
announced.
Mrs Maude Edwards. chair
man Of the Anniversary Com
mittee, stated People who want
tesi less, upright leadership APP
preclate Or. Bruce, and OlIVet
Baptist Church wants 10 show
him every Encouragement and
honor for the wonderful things
he has done for the church
and for the members OF It.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
DIR. BOONE 10 SPEAK

Dr. Bruce occupies place
unto himself in the church and
civic life of this city. But. more
than this because Of his lead
ershlp principle and spirit oil
unselfishness. he occupies a
place IN the hearts of people
that can never be erased. We
intend 10 make this the great.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
Ne7cly7cedS Honeymoon In East
Following Impressive NuptialS

Trading the familiar sights of Detroit for the billy
environs OF Pittsburgh Pennsylvania is attractive Ethel
Louise Watson formerly Ethel Johnson daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Carl Johnson Of Hague street She we'd
last sunday July Lewis Watson of Mr. and Mrs.
L. c Watson ST.. of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10

Get your printing done
promptly. economically. and
aitraciivelY at the TRIBUNE
job work dspartmeni--2l4s ST.
Antoine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
PETER PAN NURSERY SCHOOL BOAI
OF DIRECTORS HOLDS ITS Twelfth
ANNUAL GRADUATION FETE AMI m

The tiny tots graduating from Peter Pan Nm,
school elated they received their diplomas on
Sunday afternoon, June 27. They were presented al
interesting program and tea given by the members ~
Board of Directors of the school at the Craftsmen M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10

Fall and Winter term :,
Peter Pan Nursery SchoSl
begin during the month II .
ust with school beginnir,
first of September
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10

trio Of Smith. Louis La Rose
and Gladney Head.