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Evening star., 1948-02-22

parallel to the top and bottom or
sides of the picture. This mistake
is commonly seen in photos made
at the seashore, where the top OF
the picture and the horizon line
form one layer, the horizon and the
beach line form another and the
beach line and the bottom of the
picture form a third. Here the eye
is trapped and tends to rove about
within the confines of the three
separate areas. To get the eye
moving about freely throughout the
entire picture, these parallels should
be crossed by transitional lines
which will lead the eye naturally
from one area to another with COM
plete freedom. Trees, hills, build
ings, ETC., usually serve this purpose.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
To See Sound Film

The newly organized motion pic.
ture section of the National Photo.
graphic Society will hold its sec.
ond meeting Tuesday at S:15- pm
in the auditorium of the Natura
History Building, Tenth street ane
Constitution avenue.
The Washington Society of Anna.
teur Cinematographers, closely CO.
operating with the new group, viii
present color films of the West
Canada and birds. These films
which will have musical accompani.
ment, are the work of Harold K
Wagar. w. G. Kuhl and J. Donalc
Sutherland. -. -.
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Camera Angles
Some Data on the Art of Composition

The phrase center or point oi
interest" should by no means be
interpreted as an inference that the
center OF interest should be located
in the center Of the photograph. Tc
place the center Of interest in the
exact middle of the composition will
usually result In a dull and unin-
spring picture. Preferably, but not
necessarily. it should be located
slightly below or above and to the
right Of the pictures exact center
And the center of interest of a pho
tograph should be complemented
whenever possible by the spacing
and arranging of other subjects in
harmonious and proportional rela
tionship. This is particularly SO
in portraiture, where all other OBJ
jects should be shbordinated to the
subject. In color photography, this
is essential and a receding color
such as blue should always be used
as a background for . subject
dressed In an advancing color such
as red. II the reverse color scheme
were used the subject would be-
come overwhelmed by the very in
tensity Of the background color. On
the other hand, the subject should
not blend into the background to the
point where 1t begins to lose its
identity as the predominating fac
tor of the picture.
Simplicity of composition is a
highly desirable ingredient. Too
many distracting elements only
serve to confuse and draw attention
from the central theme. Lines
within the composition leading to
the point of interest will draw at
tention to it, while lines leading
away from the interest center will
draw the eye away and out of the
picture. For instance, a road leading
up to house wilt cause the eye to
travel along its course directly to
the house and focus attention there.
Seek Balance of Light and Shade.
Remember that when viewing a
picture the eye is not content to
examine the composition as a
whole. but is inevitably drawn from
one area to another. The trick of
good composing is to so balance the
light and dark areas as to force the
eye constantly back to the center of
interest and prevent it from travel
ing out of the picture. Darkening
the edges of a print by lodging is
one way of holding interest within
the composition.
Top-heavy and lop-sided pictures
are equally bad. In balancing a
composition, careful consideration
must be given to the placing of
large masses. A large object on
one side of the picture does not
call for another object of equal size
on the other side, but proper bal
ance is usually accomplished by
having smaller objects of similar
nature in opposition to the greater.
Another pitfal to avoid is the
separation of a composition into
layers by series of unbroken lines
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Foto.Craft Club

The weekly meeting Of the Foto.
Craft Club of the Twelfth Street
YMCA Is to be held In the mair
lounge of the Y, 1916 Twelfth street
NV, Thursday at $50 pm. High
light Of the meeting will be the
regular monthly print competition
by the members. This will in
clude entries In both monochrome
and color.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Society to Hold
Annual Banquet

The Society Of Photographic En-.
gineers will hold its annual banquet
and meeting tomorrow at $50 pm
at the Georgian dining room of the
Sheraton Hotel. The new president
Albert P. Matarazzi, and other OH,
GERS will be installed.
Members recently accepted In
clude Joseph E. d. Aiken, Charles H
Bradley, jr.; Sheldon H. Hine. j
Edward MacAdams, Robert r. Mil.
Ter, Calvin T. Owen, William e
Yeager and John P. st. Clair.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

Grand prize 1oinner In the 1oorduide Army and Air Force
photo contest Judged last week at the Pentagon this shot
entitled Promotion shouting pair OF hands seong
ergeants stripes The shot, made By Serg Virgil B. Olson
OF Dekalb Ill., at Canute Field had 1th of second
at 32 super Xxx film speed graphic Ektar t47 There
IL other category aOtnners in four divisions
Photo by United States Army Signal Corps
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-26
Buffet Dinner
Honors D. |. T.
Graduates

Congratulations and best wishes
wete bestowed upon the Detroit
Institute OF Technology gradu-
ate, Of 40 at a buffet dinner
party al the home Of NJ and
Mis-. l. C. Hunter 294 Boston
Blvd.
This Scin,llating event was
given by ESsie Barnes. graduate
of the College OF Liberal Arts.
majoring IN sociology
Graduates present We're: Cia-
renee Camp Dervch Freeman.
Charles A Hill. Marion Hub
bard. Timothy Miller, Clarence
Morris. Charles J Redmond.
Booker Wilkins. and Charles W
Wilson. These d T grads dis
cusscd their plans for the fu-
ture. III agreed that the future
must be faced with courage Tor
it is better that a man OF char ac-
ter tackle more difficult prob
lens even II he fails
Other guests present were Ms.
F. Bravboy, Mrs. Mary Hill, En-
ma l. Spencer, VIM Prce. VIM.
Green. Darrell Coins M and
Mrs. Roscoe Brown. Richard
Fowler VIM. Barnes. Elmore
Barnes. Mr. and Mrs SimpkinS.
Mrs T. J. Hiceinbotham Book
or Moore. Barbara Hunter, Wen
del Hunter, and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-26
'Get-Acquainted
Tea Held By
Home Federal

The CitlenS Committee OF the
Home Federal Savings and Loan
Association gave a Get c-
uuaintcd Tea SUNDAY, June 10th,
al the home of Mrs Eugcnla
Bravboy. 80 f. Boston Blvd
The tea Was very well attend
ed and an interesting program
presented with Mrs Fannie II
Peck as mistress OF ceremonies
A history of the Organization
was given by Arthur M. SIM
mons. president. and NJ. Ste
wart Thompson. secretary ne
progress being made was also
related
Participating on the pro6ram
were Miss Beverly Howard. So
loist: Richard Dean. accomps
mist: Paul H. Holt reading' MIS-
Maxine Young. reading Mis-.
Harriet Bell, soloist; Thomas
Higgins. soloiSt.
Refreshments were served al
ter the program.
Other officers OF the associa-
ton are Lowell Baker vice pres
idcnt. DR.. Robert Grecnldge
yicc president: Ellis Hamlal
treasurer and Walter GcsScll.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-26
Honor Grads of
d. l. c. School

The June graduates OF me
Detroit Institute of Commerce
we're quite busy this past week
u.ith scores OF social events
planned in their honor lnclud-
ed an the list were the senior
nrom which was given ON Mon
dnv evening, June IA, at inc
Detroit Urban League; the sen,
,or class dinner which was held
~ the Lucy Thurman Branch
YWCA. on June 10. and the
commencement exercises at me
Detroit Institute of Arts when
was followed by a reception at
the Detroit Association oil Wo-
mems Clubs
Honor graduates for tins year
are Bertha Gordy. Hubert BranS'
ford Winifred Lewis, Ida
'Jacoues. Joseph Bell, Joe Mln'ef.
Wnhelmina Luckett, and Frank
pinns They received awards
from Pi M Tau, the honorary
scholarship orean'w'ion Of '"e
school loo
Minter, Tho
founder and president OF inc
+Detroit Institute OF commerce
1903 Broadway.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-26
Cyrene Celebrates
Relatives Day

Sunday. June l3, was Relative
DAY al CNTenc Temple Baptist
Church. 1886 Oakland. where
Rev. L. 5. GoldSbv is pastor.
Relatives from North. South
East and West Detroit. and Chi
cago were present az the pro-
gram
Mrs NJ. r MaycS Mrs. F. X
Fits and Mrs + Johnson made
up the program committee
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"
Receiving the duties OF adj
minlstration for the group were
Mrs. Mile Hynson. president
Mrs. Otev Y. Smoth, first vice
president Mrs. Pearl Horn, see
ond vice president Mrs. liar-
riet Wesley. secretary; Mrs.
Avlene Novel; recording score
tarv: Mrs Ethel MaSsenberg. H.
nancial secretary. Mrs. Tibbs
treasurer. Mrs Lena Chambers.
organizer: and Mrs Rosa Cham
bers. custodian.
PROGRAM
The new president Mrs Hyn-
son skctched briefly the pro-
gram for the coming year, which
calls for an increased amount
of participation in community
artivlties for the thousands Of
women represented IN the asSo-
cations memberships some ui
the features include a Planning
Conference for club women To
be conducted IN the Fall sea-
son. a Ground and Garden CLUB
for retaining idle property as
spots of beauty and for play
grounds: q Club of Mercy to
affiliate with charitable venture
in the city. Club OF Africa,
whose interest will be ia the
nhases of life on the continent
as described by Mrs. Eta Moten
in her appearance for the Asso-
cation last wear: a Liberal Edu-
cation club which viii concern
itself with outstanding women
In civic and cultural aifaitS; a
library at the club house spon-
sored by the Yogug Women $
Council. and League OF Not-
ers. preparing women ioi the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-26

Heated for New YORK ana inc
lam. Walcoti fight are DR.. and
Mrs. Horace Holloway. OF Grand
~ fllr mother came 10 town
~ oa. after little Philip and
Dnda thereby making II a
rcs vacation for mama Doro-
Dr.. and Mrs. BoYnion Milton
ecTe also among that number
wnne ng the tight.
Gwen and Herb Bates arc
b4y,na 10 the fight by way of
Ts,arlo where they Will park
n,ne Horrible with friends while
r.ly continue on TO New York
Af.o diving East for vacation
Iris and Wendell Cox. Little
Wendell is remaining in Detroit
Nh Grandmother Bell. Rid
tlA them Will be DR.. John
Thompson. who viii JON his
Dorothy. and little Judy,
vha 4rc already in Buffalo.
Barbara Barland left foI Chi
eslo S,ih her mother the day
amer her shower TO await hei
confinement there.
DR.. AID Mrs. w. A. Thompson
~ West Grand Blvd, left for
M Summer cottage IN Macki-
aR last week TO spend the sum
Gloria and Peter Whitaker
drove doWn 10 Nashville 10 see
Delos Raymond. her brother, re-
ecVe his degree in dentistry
on. Meharry. and her sister,
Betty Raymond. wed on Sunday
taompanWng them was Arlene
Davidson. While there they are
M house guests OF Frances Nc
HE .onerly OF Detroit.
b arding the COP Convention
SPECIAL Saturday evening were
A,seaut Prosecuting Attorney
Ernest Richards. TRIBUNE Edi-
10 Ulysses BoYkin. Robert Ward
aaa William Brooks. They we're
40 m The National Republican
lr ut.on in Philadelphia.
Not Qatc everybody left town,
though Coming into Detroit was
Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott former
Industrial Girls Secretary OF the
lut, Thurman YWCA. and
,oandcr ol the Elliottorians Bus
.aessWomcn'S Club. While here
fo the Goth anniversary ccle-
hsgOn Of the club. she was the
house guest OF Mrs. Anita Far
mer OF Vinewood. And such
ba,c weekend she had. FRIDAY
was inc clubs banquet and
dance Saturday she was the
drNo guest Of Mrs. Madeline
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-26

responsibility Of the ballot also
conducted by the Young Wo-
mems Council.
Mrs HynSun IS a graduate of
the Detroit Conservatory ol Mu-
sic. Bachelor OF Music. and also
holds a diploma in Sacred Mu-
sic from the Detroit Institute
OF Musical Arts. She is also a
graduate Of Sam Houston Col
lege. She is president OF the
Current Topic Study Club. Min
lister Of Music at Scott Metho-
dist Church: and active and
ardent member OF the Detroit
Musicians Association having
presented two operas. Aida y
and Carmen" and Is regional
director for the mid west OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-26

Xcnobia Pitts. Juaniia Williams,
Juli,tte PITTS Elsie Hawkins
and Augusta Cason.
Best man was Richard Whit.
man. Ushcrs we're Fred Green.
Charles Green. Henry Jane
Sterling Coleman. Howard Crcn-
shaw, and Leroy Gibbs.
The mothers of the happy
couple were stunning as they
were escorted To their places in
the family pews Mrs. Allen
wore q eown OF mist gray crepe
with side-d rspe feature and
4 Corsagc of roses. Mis- Blown.
mother Of the groom. selected a
very becoming gown Of blue
crepe with accents OF pink. Her
flowers we're also roses.
The dainty junior hosteSscS in
ballerina dresses IN rainbow
colorS were EVELYN Burns Mvr-
tie Allen, Willie Mae Boglin,
Jearoldlne Taylor and Mitam
Stewart.
Following the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Brown left for an eN-
tended honeymoon trip. Mrs.
Brown was lovely in SUIT Of
orchid fable with accents and
chapeau OF white. She wore an
orchid corsage.
Mrs Brown is the secretary
for the local branch OF the
NAACP, a graduate OF Cleary
Business College. and a member
Of Delta Sigma Theta sorority.
Mr. Brown IS graduate OF
WAYNE University and a mcm-
bcr of the Omega Psi Pm Fra.
tcrnIiy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-26

Fowler. formerly executive sec.
rotary of Lucy Thurman YIN
Al Kinney came by Ia drive
her around visiting. Stopping
by the Farmers To chat were
Beulah Carter. Mary Rains and
Mrs. Felix McBroom. SUNDAY
morning her hostess took her 10
church at Scott M +. to hear
Rev Young. who is an old
friend OF hers That afternoon
they dincd al the Ebony room.
and that evening Mrs. Charles
Hill entertained her with sup
per party. We guarantee that
when Mrs Elliott lcit TO return
10 Cincinnati, She was a tired
lady
This week. she viii chan the
national meeting Of Federated
Women in her town. where she
has added more plaudlis TO her
outstanding record She IS tho
first Negro representative on
that city'S executive board oil
the Council Of Churches,
II was happy day in tho
Gordon household on Clements
last Friday. Their two daugh-
tiers. Barbara and Lena. were
both graduating Lena. from
Central High. and Barbara from
Wayne University.
Generalization are in order
for Mildred Johnson. Of Both
street. who finished Cass Tech
with high honors. and Dolores
Smith. who finished Nor,hwes-
tern, also with honors Keep up
the good work. girls
Another one Of the BloyleS
girls VIII take a trek to the
altar come July 4th according
to the announcement bv the
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II.
BroYles.
Flora Ann VIII we'd Robert
Slaughter at 81. Phillips Luth
eran Church OF which she IS a
member.
Flora Ann has been quite act
i've in both civc and social &C
tiVities. She is member OF
the NAACP. YWCA. a member
Of the Ivy Leaf Club OF Alpha
Kappa Alphs Sorority, for
mer student al Wherefore Uni
versity. a member Of the ALI
Lutheran Choral Group as well
as a member Of the Lutheran
Fraternal Society She is now
a student al Wayne University
Rev r Pollatz, pastor Of ST
Phillips Lutheran Church, will
officiate AZ the ceremony.
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The ceremony took place at
81. Stephens AME Church. Roy
j. d Howell oiilcatcd. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Chester Allen and the bride
eroomS parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest G. Brown. 81.
PRETTY BRIDE
For her wedding the bride
chose picturesque gown OF
IVORY satin made in colonial
dress STYLE. The fitted bodice
had a sweetheart necklinc and
sleeves which extended into q
point over her ~ the wrists
The skirt features hand dem
broidered lace IN an exquisite
pattern over the satin Skin, An
interesting detail was use of
hoops al tue skirt hemlinc Her
veil Of illusion was attached to
a cap Of lace and satin She
carried bouquet Of white
spray orchids and Gala lilies
BRIDAL PARTY
Matron of honor was Marie
Whitman. sister Of The groom
who wore a gown Of pink mar
oulsctic and MORE designed IN
tho same period MS the gown of
the bride. with the hoop skirt
She carried an open fan of
green carnations, and wore an
open-crown picture hat OF pink
horsehair.
Gowncd in Complementary
shades of green were the pretty
bridcmaidS Their Gowns were
identical in design with that OF
Mrs Whitman They also ear
ned open fans but with pink
carnations In the group we're
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-26
KLUB KORNE Err

cragcS AZ Miller High. The
awards were presented by Mrs
Came Young, past president OF
the auxiliary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-26
DTA Elects
New Officers

Elected and appointed officers
Of the Detroit Teachers Associa-
ton have been announced by
Stanley A. Burns president
Among the officers named 10
serve for the coming year are
Hunter Goodrich of Cass on the
Legislation Committee and John
Suandperg. also Of CasS on the
Public Relations COMMITTEE Is
Their Agren OF the High School
of Commerce is on the Program
Planning Committee.
The Detroit Teachers Associa-
ton is professional orgamla-
ton Of 5000 members and is
affiliated with the Michigan Edu-
cation Association and the Ma
tional Education Association
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-26
Detroit Association OF Women S
Clubs MstaHS Nc7c Officers

AT a regular board meeting Friday, June ~ the
officers for the ensuing year of the Detroit Association Of
Womens Clubs installed Administering the oath
Mrs Frances Walker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-26
V a RI e t y
1.-THE SPICE OF LIFE"
BY cseiIIs

Who's leaving town? 1t would almost be easier to list
those no staying in town this week Vacation time
rhc Fight and conventions all beckoned and Detroers
ans,Anred. making am exodus from the Motor City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-26

Congratulations and Orchids
Too % tnr tl-k Ciao l2eN
did me cutt,i and most unique
thing done % n}dnV = moon
On SATURDAY. thcl pon>ucd a.
TELEPHONE BRIDGE ana was
III fun. There Ncie Fa oa-
groups of playel hithc ai1
}on al owen town includrG ga,
Dr. a " Boddtcs and 20 y
A y ilende,ons u Na ,ne
lstte place thai Was hcad
quarters where the scotc, were
rallied M and tom whcnc, thc
prizes Mcrc dispensed some ot
the iolks spotted ~ " Hen
dolson on Adtn Park welc
Ne sdsncs Bonn Osbogn Sn4tn
and house guests Mrs Wtieito
Wona,6. SALLY Duden Ma
garet Bennett, Bcl'ye CHncart
The proceeds teon ;'lo u dgo
aye 10 go to the Aeey Collee
Fand D
Wen happy ~ hcos 'sa,
BeiiYe Harris and Gerald Davis
atc Announcing 'ne Plans To-
wcd on August j.
And anoihe ina affair
0l toe Mcvk MAS The M5,Dd
Atomic Bridge Club uf whtn
Mrs. Kathleen s. Roberts ine
dynamite president This Wa>
their premier Held IN Ne
boUte il afforded real ate
noon Wln noted at,sis iuu apr
games Among some o. thr
tst> an program WCr NNnn
Maun MarNn Dlprct ti~
doNn We1efs MaAtne lWarc
Ohsd BU,gh Maud Swnu ala
ihc Datllrr >stel> OihCt ISL
tint club ae Eibc. RJ} l4il3an
Dciancy Ann Cook Fann.e Tap
pan FlogCrCc Hudson
When Mrs. Mamie Simms o.!
kng Avenue enieria nca hc
bridge club last Woes she ha
several comses and sounds ~
fnc cuisine Bat the cutcii pett
81 an we're her ScNlcc c4l, FED
me per son oi he daugbte "
Lout>c Taylo, and Miss M3slan
Cartel
Anoih,cr beautiful ansa Of
the week was IN, knnou CiuD
tea for then o,g SISTERS Thu Pm
Delta kappa Iva, G,lu oar ON
Woodland al the nome o Doris
Faulkner. The house Nas prau>c
IN budding ycc and relow ta-S
nam roses From the arfa 40
douhle-deck opcn lace ana pin
wheel sandwiches o. the rcd
punch dotted with yellow ce
cubcs with red cherries isoleu
IN tho center every hing was
carried out in color scheme OF
red and yellow.
And out on Woodland. 700
There was gathered large
crowd tc san Bon Voyage to
Delta soror Marise \. Tabor vho
is OF this week iof her R1
nance Language studies ~ Mid
age that the Oakdaie Garacn,
dlcbutv college The hosteS>cs
were Juaniia Williams ana Bet
iYe Gagans.
And IL was 90 say Bon Vow
community gathered ~ the
Grant school under 'hc leader.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-26
EVELYN JAMES AND ERNEST c. BROWN
ARE WE'D IN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY

Before AN altar decorated with white flowers and Ia
pers cathedral candclabra Evelyn James and Ernest c.
Brown exchanged Sunday afternoon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-26
BITS of BANTERING
E>..,EOBBlL
On Saturday there were weddings galore
More than we've ever had before.
L>..E OBBn |

TroInr ne middIe aisle I0no SUI were T1cITe Jack
son. Geraldine Gibson, Mary Maxwell and k1eiyn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-06-26

" sanders, secretary OF the
REsCCERS CHARITY CLUB
Na, hostess 10 the meeting
Ia, lo Mrs Gilbert, the chap
bG conducted the deVotlonS
PADS we're made for their an.
naa tail tea A delicious lunch
con ~, served. The next meet
Ing V be with Mrs. Martin
O. Eaunood avenue.
81 Nina Calhoun was host
a. 20 the SOUTHERN SEVEN
81 THURSDAY. Mrs. Buiord con
cacied The devotions. A delicious
rW dinner was served. The
MN meeting Will be at the
Wre % Mrs. Bessie Gilbert,
Iepo,cn
A soupJcOG former residents
~ Rescdale. Alabama, met at
tOe home of Mrs. Nettie Middle
! tnmAs Ertor on Hudson ave,
md oigon1cd ROSEDALE ME-
MORTAL CLUB. W. I. Bennett
acted as temporary chairman.
ma The following officers were
elected Benjamin Hamm, pres
sent Percy Jacks. vice presl-
cont Mi Camilla Leer, record
.as secretary; Miss Cynthia
i1Ncil financial secretary; Mrs.
Nel'e Ector corresponding sec
,claft Lucious Watkins. treas
0c Mg, Alberta Howell. chap
p.au, AtWcll Hawkins, sgt at
and Mrs. Annie NJ. Jacks,
n,W reporter.
Visitors present included Mrs.
Hattie Mcdaniel of Pittsburgh,
aAnl OF Mrs. Minnie Jacks Cor
con
le cream aud cake was served
by The hostess.
EXCURSION
. Tie Cap and Gown Club. the
ENquIettes, the Riding Club Of
florence Ames Temple, and the
bieazll Riding Club of the Heart
ol Detroit Elks Lodge. are join
ING together for a boat eXcur-
son on the Put-In-B Bay August
More about this later
The KENTUCKY CLUB will
H"Id their regular meeting Sun
gay June p, at Brewster Cen
~ nom 5 TO Z p. IN. All per-
sons nom Kentucky are invited
70 be present Mrs Mamie Cog
SINS, president.
THE PROMOTIVE DRAMA
IO PLAYERS met Sunday
June Is, at the home of Jimmy
Marphy, 355 leicester. The club
naa gwen a successful perform
Sng,c at Brewster Center The
following permanent officers
we're elected Lola Taylor. chair
nan Eugene Brazier. secretary;
1ane Jones. assistant secretary;
SeFry Cody. director and Bob
N,een, publicity. director.
Inc players are made up OF
veterans, their wives and sweet
hearts. =
TIE TOM PHILIPS POST VI
he American Legion gaVN
awards TO the students who have
me two highest scholastic av-