davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
Pohrby.

= Dne %. srpna Zemrel INA
my curtisbaysky krajan p. Me-
thod Bortl1k, manzel p1. Marie
Bortlikove, 1900 Locust St., v
muznem veku "a rokd. Marc
dill Sc v Podvoru ma Morave q
do Ameriky pTijel pc prvn1 sve-
tove valce. Zamestnan byl &C
strojnfk ma Sparrow's Point.
Pohreb zesnuleho konal Sc
We ctvrtek, 25. srpna z don't
smutku ma Cedar Hill Cemete-
ry Ia assistance Rev. j. M. Won
dracka.
20. srpna zemrel p. George
Fitzberger, manzel p1. Lillian
Fitzberger, 715 N. Luzerne A
venue We start 6S let. Narodil
Sc V Baltimore a byl strojn1kem
PohTeb konal Sc %. srpna re
SchimGnkova Pohf. Domu ma
Baltimore Cemetery "a asisten-
ce Rev. G.. Siegenthalera.
= "a. srpna zemTela pf. He
len B. Wienecke, 1923 Lyndale
Ave., We start 48 let. Narodila
Sc v Baltimore. Zanechala zde
truchliciho. manzela p. Edward
L. Wienecke a d1tky p. Edward
Wienecke a p1. Loretta Conrad
Pohreb Dude Sc konati V So
botu, 27. srpna re SchimGnkova
PohT. Domu do Shrine of the
Little Flower a odtud ma Oak
Lawn Cemetery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
Vylet /. Amer Ceskeho Dam.
Dem. Klubu z. wardy

dine II. srpna ma Holzknecht's
IShore, Wilson Point "a krasne-
no pocasf byl cetne navstfven
Danny pTijely We dvou busech
a mnoho jich pfijelo v automo-
bilech tax, re pres sto dam, de-
tt a nekolik muzG Sc velmi PEEK
ne bavilo. Voda byla teplouc-
ka a mnoho Sc jich koupalo.
PAM Holzknechtova slavila
v tento den svatek narozenin a
vsechna j1dla a pitt bylo daro-
vano nam majitely soru p. a pf.
Holzknecht.
Uprfmne d1ky "a tax skvele
pohosten1 vzdavame vsichni
pf1tomn1 panu a PAM Holz-
knechtove, s pran1m dobreho
zdrav1 a mnoha roki tax kras-
mem jejich rail- ma teto zemi,
ktere m1sto 81 manzele Holz-
knechtovi vybrali a zvelebili a
i nyn1 dale stavi a raj ten 81 u
pravujf.
u Holzknecht6 jest kazdy u
pf1mne vltan a c1ti Sc tam jake
donna. Pc obcerstveni danny
hraly "Bingo", deti pod Tfzenim
ri. B. Bendov6 hraly Games.
Danny take mely "Tom Brene-
man Show a byly pristrojeny
do starych krojd a dostaly ce-
ny. Prvnf cenu vyhrala pf. An
ma Bourek. Byla pTistrojena v
kroji starem pres SO rok1; pi.
A. Nejedl1k V kroji cikanky KITE
ra vykladala stest1 a pf. Kruml
We starem kroji jake prababic-
ka. Pc tax krasne zabave a do
brem pohosteni darkynf PAM
Halzknechtove zazpivano re
srdce kazdeho Happy Birth
day..
A tax ukoncen byl vylet mas
a zabavnf vybor jeste jednou
vyslovuje srdecn6 diky a preje
PAM Holzknechtove dobre zdra-
vi a mnoha leta V tom jejich ra-
il ma teto zemi.
Ia Klub: B. B..
" 1tery, 10. zari pojede-
me ma vystavu do York, Pa. Da-
my a panoye pfihlaste Sc do 10.
zaf1 u p1. Tichove.
-21. zaT1 pravidelna mesic-
nj schdze. Clenky pTijdte jed
ma kazda.
Ia uveTejne dfky "Telegra-
flu" vzdava B. B.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
Stat Israel vrati RusGGm jejich
majetek.

Tel Aviv. - Israelsky parla-
ment schvalil navrh, by byla
dana sovetske Wade a ruske
pravoslavne cfrkvi pima kontro-
la mad vsim majetkem pravo-
slavne cfrkve Palestine.
Die anglickeho mandatu ten
to majetek z1stal v drzenl mist
mich v6dc1 pravoslavne clrkve,
kterf odepreli uznati pravomoc
moskevskeho patriarchatu.
Tento majetek je odhadovan
asi ma 81, 100000 a je V mem "a
hrnut rusky majetek V Jerusa-
leme a klastery ma hore Olivet-
ske a v Elm Karen nedaleko
Jerusalema. Mela je v moci
carska vlada pred revolucl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26

zaroven obrozen1m narodn1m i
Jazykovym. An nejhrubsf ma
sill evropskych monarchn ne
mohlo potlacit velke myslenky
francouzskych revolucf. Heslo
"rovnost, volnost, b~ratrstvf' a
ideJe roku 1848 neupadly V "a
pomenutl AMI v ceskych zemfch.
&C tam, pod vladou ministra
Bacha, obnoven reakcnf a ma
silnicky absolutismus. Roku
1861 ustupuje vsak Bachdv re-
zim volnejs1m statnim formam.
Cesky narod, vezfcf We dvouia-
zycnosti, zaklada zivot rye
cesky a naznaky obcanske svo-
body probouzejf vlasteencke
city u vsech CechG. A tn ovsem
vid1me i ne1navneho pracovnf-
ka Tyrse v nejr6znejsfch sme-
rech ceskeho narodniho zivota.
vedce a literata umelce, Sokola
Ii politika.
V Novem Jachymove sezna-
mil Sc S Jindrichem Fugnerem.
vzdelanym a vlastenecky smy-
slej1cfm muzem. A tam. V hlu-
bokych les1ch, ma spolecnych
prochazkach tich6 prirode,
rosie z cistych mysIenek a no.
rouc1ho ceskeho srdce velike d.
10, velka myslenka sokolskeho
bratrstv1, rod1 Sc tuzby a snahy
vychovat novy narod.
Kdyz 16. 1nora 1862 zalozili
Tyrs a Fugner prvnf cesky telo-
cvicny spolek, Sokol prazsky,
stava Sc jeho starostou Jindrich
Fugner a nacelnfkem Miroslav
Tyrs. A cd te chvfle patti t6-
mef celia cinnost Tyrsova Soko-
lu. Vyslovfme-li Tyrsovo jme-
no, vybav1 Sc nam vzdy pred
stava sokolskeho hnut1, v tom
smeru je jmeno Tyrsovo nesmr-
telne. Ovoce d~vacetilete mra-
venc1 pile a neustale cinnosti v
sokolskem hnut1 zast1nilo ne
meme veliky vyznam Tyrse fl
losofa, estetika, pr1rodovedce a
vytvarneho kritika jedinecn6
hodnoty. A sokolstvf, to byla
u Tyrse jedna re slozek jeho
lsnah. TvoT1 sokolske hnutf ma
zaklade hesla "rovnost. volnost,
bratrstv1', organisuje cvicitel-
sky sbor a dava mu jeho dkol
a smer. Usiluje O vzdelanl
vsech spolupracovnfkG, a tax
polozil zakladnf kamen Ike
stavbe samostatne, pdvodnf, be-
re vseho cizfho vlivu, sokolske
soustavy. Dial Sokolu ceske ma
zvoslov1, sam vypracovaval pro-
granny verejnych cvicenf, vyle-
til, vzdy stojf jake pravy vddce
jednoty v jejfm cele. Vypraco-
val cvicebn1 ~soustavu, d6klad-
ne a dokonale dilo, vytvarene.
ma vedeckych podkladech, shr-
null je We spise "Zakladove te-
locviku''. Urcil 81 "a 1kol po-
stavit spolek jednot sokolskych,
spojenf vsech jednot v bratrsky
celek s %jednotnou organisacf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
Bus ma PouP a Verejne
do Belcamp.

Pro pohodl1 tech, kterf nema-
il automobile a chteli by pTijeti
do Belcamp ma Pout a Verejne
|Cvicen1 ktere Sc Dude konati v
ned6li, a. zaTf Dude bus, ktery
vyjede Cd Skoly Augustine Her
mana v $50 rano.
Bude to pro mnohe z Vas
celodenn1 Vylet, toz vyuzfjte
tuto pT1lezitost. Kdo by chtel
|ieti busem pTihlaste Sc u PAM
|Bozeny Patrick, tel. Orleans
1924 neb p1. Rdzeny Cihlar,
Broadway 1924.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
SchGze Okrsku zupy Vychodni
v Belcampu. 4. zari.

U pf1lezitosti Sokolske Poute
a Vefejneho Cvicenf, ktere po-
fada nase ella mlada jednota
T.. j. "Sokol Belcamp" v nedeli,
dine 4. zaf1, svolava veden1 ma
seho Okrsku schGzi do Belcamp
ma | bod. odpol. Bude take pri-
tomen zupn1 naceln1k br. Ca
PEEK. Zatupci jednot sdruze-
nych V Okrsku Sc zadaj1 by sc
d~ostavili v plnem poctu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
Sokolska Hlldka.


Dozv1dame Sc, re minulou
stredu, "a. srpna slavil nehluc-
ne v kruhu sve rodiny 55. naro-
zenlny br. Jan Hoza, starosta
ID. Sokol Belcamp, Md.
PfeJeme Ii bratTe Hozo pew
ne zdrav1, "Mnogaja Ljeta" a
sokolske "Zdari"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
Kongres Dude asi zasedat az
do svatku DikHvzdani.

Washington, D. C. - Senator
Lucas (dem. Ill.,, vGdce demo-
kraticke ~vetsiny v senate pohro-
I'll pri rozhlasovem projevu, re
Dude kongres muset zasedat
MONA az do svatku D1kGvzda-
nj, nebude-li mono drive vyTi-
dit celou radu apropriacnfch
zakonG a onech pfedloh, ma je-
jichz dojednan1 vlada trva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
Britanie postavi 10000 domI
2 ruskeho drivi.

Londyn. - Britanie podepsa-
la smlouvy ma koupi 100000
tun dTfvf z Ruska, jak oznamila
mfstnf bursa. z drfvi chce po-
staviti 10000 domov1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
Jugoslavsky diplomat u recke.
no urednika.

Atheny. - Jugoslavsky charge
d'affaires v Athenach, Joselyn
Martinovic, navstfvil Panayoti-
Sc Pipinelise, podtajemnika re-
ckeho zahranicn1ho 1radu. By
la to prvnf navsteva z jugoslav-
sk6 legace cd ochlazenf stykd
pred trent roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-08-26
MlStnl ZpraVy.
ZDARILY VYLET.

ZDARILY VYLET.
Mezi 500 a 6O0sty obyvatell
nasi csl. osady v severovychod
Baltimore putovalo ma sor o.
pf. Peter Holzknecht minulol
nedeli, ably ztravili den odpo
Cinku a oddechu a zaroven OBJ
novili stare znamosti a pratel
stv1 O Vyrocn1m Vyletu uspo
fadan6m Czechoslovak-Ameri
can Civic Assn a jejf Zenskol
Odbockou.
Jeden mohl vyc1titi, re move
a hluboke uskutecneni obcan
ske hrdosti a zajmu o blaho oh.
&c bylo povzbuzeno peknym g
velkym poctem 1~castniku, ktert
Sc sesli onoho krasneho a ideal
nfho dine. Take ditky Sc INA
menit6 pobavily.
Pofadajfcf Vybor "a pred
sednictvf 1cinliveho a pTatel-
skeho p. Johna w. Valise, elena
Domu Delegate, pracoval yer
ne a svedomit6 ku zdaru pod
niku. Take zeny kter6 pTipra-
Willy jfdla a obsluhovaly v ku-
chyni zaslouz1 81 uznanf a diky.
Byly to danny: Oppitz, Hirt,
Francik, Slechta Svoboda,
Franz, Mares, st6pan, Vodic-
ka, Bersterman a Siedler. Ma
raffles ~pracovaly danny: Rob,
Shipley a Mary Michal.
Mezi cetn1mi navstevnfky
byli ~nasleduj1c1:
Rev. Josef V6trovec,
Rektor Osady sv. Vaclava
Rev. John Taus,
Zatupce Rektora
Osady sv. Vaclava
Starosta mesta
9th. Thos. D'Alesandro, Jr.
pf. Nancy D'Alesandro
a jejich 2 pGvabne dcerusky
Kongresn1k E. A. Garmatz
Statnf Senator Tex Barton
Mestsky radnf Medic Waldt
S manzelkou
pf. John Walls, syn a dceruska
Mr.. Richard Lidinsky
vykonny tajemnfk p. starosty
Soudce August Kozlovsky
Mr. & Mrs. Frank BruSak
Mr.. Frank j. Pintner
Mr.. & Mrs. Zavadil
Mr. & Mrs. James Wallis
Mr. & Mrs. Klingenberg
Mr.. & Mrs. Bromwell
Mr.. Frank Pelz
Mr. Kul1sek
Mr.. Ant. Stan6k
Mr.. DiPietris
Mr.. & Mrs. Bittman
Mr.. & Mrs. Barborka
Mr. & Mrs. Kozda
Mr.. & Mrs. Itch
Mr.. Shipley
Mr.. Cvach
Mrs. Nejedlfk
Mr.. & Mrs. RGzek
Mr.. Frank Rowe
Mr.. Beran
Mr.. J. Pivec
Mr.. Louis Holzknecht
Mr.. Kordula
Mr.. Roubal
Mr.. E. MynaT
Mr.. A. svejda
Mr.. J. Pokorny
Mr.. Mifkovic
Mr.. Mach
Mr.. Slechta
Mr.. & Mrs. Hodek
Mr.. & Mrs. Jansky
Mrs. Strejcek
MI M. Hradsky
MI & Mrs. Joseph Petr
Mr.. & Mrs. Anton zitnik
Mr. & Mrs. Pazourek
Mr. & Mrs. James Bocek
Mr.. & Mrs. Pocta
Mr.. & Mrs. G. Hlavac
Mr.. & Mrs. Albert Novak
Mr. & Mrs. KuchaT
a mnoho jinych.
PoTadaj1cf vybor mel jen je-
dnu v6c ma mysli, ably Sc vsich-
nj dobTe pobavili a byli stastni
a musime pTiZnati. re Sc mu to
pine zdafilo.
Pfedseda vyboru p. John w.
Wallis d6kuje kazdemu, KIDD svo-
il prltomnost1 prispel k dspe-
chu dine.
Ufednfci a clenove Czecho-
slovak-American Civic Assn a
iejich Zenska Odbocka isou
hluboce vdecni "a tax velkou
1cast soused1 a pratel a praliI
nv CT ahv vSichni sc Zai1ma1i al
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Carr, of the
Kenton rd., attended a poultry
meeting in Wooster Thursday.
Mrs. w. E. Hayden and son, of
Defiance, were at the West Mans
field Baptist Church Sunday
where her son, William R. Hay
den preached in the afternoon.
They then visited at the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy, in Pharis-
burg.
Among those who called or
Mrs. Delpha Martin, of Pharis-
burg, the past week were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Cornwith, of West
Mansfield Rt. /; Mrs. Martha Bon
ner, of Columbus; Mrs. Helen
Marsh, of Broadway; Mrs. Laura
Eastman, of Pharisburg; Mrs. Hils
Clevenger, and her neice, Bonnie
Bader, of Columbus; Mrs. Roger
Butz and daughter, of Marysville
Rt. 4, and her mother, Mrs. Simp-
son, of Mt. Sterling.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-16
Legion Auxiliary
Will be Hostess Here
To District Meeting

American Legion Auxiliary,
Unit 79, will be hostess to the dis
trict summer convention which
will be held July IA in the Mem
orial Building. Other announce
ments made at the meeting held
Thursday evening were: Girls
State in Columbus, June 1926,
of which Mary Sawyer is the To-
cal units candidate; the depart
ment convention, to be held in
Columbus August ST.
Delegates chosen for the con-
vention were Mrs. Floyd Ham
ilton, Mrs. Lawrence Grubbs,
Miss Hattie Hamilton, Mrs. Lee
Mcmahon; alternates, Mrs. Ruth
Kreakbaum, Mrs. Margaret Win
kle, Mrs. Elwood Sawyer and
Mrs. Leroy Burns.
Mrs. Ethel Johnson and Mrs.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-16
TIE UNION COUNTY JouRNAl MARYsvILE. oH1c

cluded reports of officers and
committee chairmen, among
whom was the historian, Miss
Alice Kollefroth, who has been
faithful in this position Is years.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-16

Dana Griffin were appointed. to
serve on the calling committee,
and hostesses for the September
meeting are: Mrs. George Scheid-
erer, Mrs. Andrew Rau, Mrs. Her
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-16

bert Balliett, Mrs. Herbert
Rausch. Mrs. Ethel Johnson, Miss
Hattie Hamilton and Mrs. Leroy
Burns were named as the nomin-
ating committee. Inc business in
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-16

District president, Mrs. Gale
Baldwin presented Mrs. Carl Oy-
Ter, of Fostoria, department vice
president, who addressed the
group. The program included a
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-16

reading, Barbara Hamilton, and
music, Mary Sawyer, and Flag
Quiz, Mrs. Lee Mcmahon. Mrs.
Cloyd Lott, of Fostoria, was an
additional guest Refreshments
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-16
PACE rv.

were served by Mrs. Baldwin, as
sisted by Mrs. Ada Smith and
Miss Hamilton.
II IL IL
READ THE JOURNAL
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-16

Mf. ana MRS. russell DdilkS
will attend the Pierce Family Re-
union, Sunday, at Pioneer.
Mrs. Edward Warrington has re-
turned home after a 10 days visit
with her son and daughter'in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Warrington,
in Des Moines, Iowa. Mr.. YaTring-
ton, student in the college
there, has enrolled for the sum-
mer course. Mrs. Warrington made
part of the trip in company with
MIR. and Mrs. Ancil Scheiderer,
who spent the Memorial Day
weekend with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Scheiderer, in
Pecon, Ill. The remainder of the
trip was made by bus.
Master Michael Paris, 16
month-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Paris, of Columbus. was Wis
iting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Reed, Aunt Bonnie
and Uncle Glenn, east of New
Dover, this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

coMMENcENiENr nAYs

Eralu1Io- o tNc
Detroit Institute OF Commerce
en- will receive diplomas for the completion Of
two.yesr Accounting and Business Administration The
activities will begin June 10 prom
a. Labor Temple The Bacculaureate will
day az the Hartford Avenue Baptist Church
viii be the class banquet At the Ebony Room Hotel
and Friday June H. the awarding OF diplomas
Of Detroit Institute OF Arts Commencement speaker DIR
WALTER C. FOLEY Dean Of Business Administrator WAYNE
University MRS r LOUISE GROOMS president and founder
Of the school,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

By Lynnette Penn

Be award in New York appeared Caneee
Detroit opera Association
finding stepping musical GEOR-
GIA DAVIS who currently studying New York City. and
LAWRENCE WATSON musical circles throughout
who leaving further study New
the sixth the chance achieving local and national
presented Additions will begin June q
OF Music and free and all
20 living the metropolitan Detroit Tai
ened young people. remember thedate.
IT'S JAMBOREE TIME with The NAACP membership
hosts Heading into the final stretch the campaign
huge planned for Friday night June 10 1T
& pl This be held tho St Antoine Branch YMCA
L. Brady, Jr. president the Detroit Branch
Edward Swan Executive Secretary Spung the workers on to
the goal Dr }. McClendon Campaign Chair
and Reverend Damon p Young Campaign Director
SPECIAL TO YOUTHS the announcement Of phase OF
the NAACP program which them The Gloste b. Cur
rent Youth began youth Club
Sudan This the
NAACP Youth Council will provide good Of
for Deos youth The dances at which cola ann
sa,irdav night Will be fuherine tho
" program the council All young folk invited TO attend
.-....'.-..
BFTROTHED is Sarah Louise Holland daughter
Mrs Fred Wright Clements She Will wed Clayton
Fox J on June II at Bethel AME Church Sarah cadu
ate Of Michigan Normal College member OF Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority the Of CLAYTON Foxes grad
nate Of Lincoln University jefferson City Missouri and afa
ed with the Alpha Alpha Fraternity Mr. Fox instructor
THE FrNEssE BRIDGE CLUB MEMBERS turned
nasse es NINA NJ MACK at prenatal shower on last Fri
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
COUTURE ARTISTRY LAUDED BY
AUDIENCE AT BEAUT|CIANS SHOW

An interested audience viewed
hMrstvlc created by beauticians
OF TN WeStSldc Bcauucians AS
socaiion. Chapier 1877. al their
second annual SHOW. The event
was held ON Sunday afternoon.
June 5. a, tho Kronk Community
Center Auditorium
The STYLES adaptable TO the
eamut OF activities in the lives OF
busy maids. career girls and MAJ
irons were superb. Each beauii-
can had studied the personality
OF the selected model and ne
contours OF the face The findines
influenced the final Styling IS
We'll as the occasion for when
il Was intended Winner oi iho
gold cup and first prize was Mis-
Thelma Parker. whose stunning
model was Mrs lrcdalie Ham
mond Her style was Anytime
Flattery" and was an intcrest,re
version OF waves and cutls for the
fashionable short hair. Second
award went TO Ms Danncr
Mayficld. whose model was Mrs.
PERUVIAN Decision tor thua
prize went 10 Mrs j. Anna G.
Mason. whose debuiantc STYLE.
allure" was modelled by her
daughter jamie Mason.
Fashion sequences. with appro-
PIRATE hair styles. presented Stvl-
cs for children: dav time wear.
town and country: date time. and
fhe cocktail hour Models were
Gail Willoughby. Dorothy Wick
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
cholarshp Winners Are Maidens OF The Week
Congratulations
Graduates

rs happy news that Phyl-
hs Strong. Of Northwestern hlgn
school Is recipient Of scholarship
10 University OF Michigan
Jane Carson OF Northern hen
school received scholarship 10
Malyl 1ve College =. Carol Bcn-
ford. northwestern, TO Wayne
Unive iy All slc Tor four
years
Mot' -ppa nc~s -. IS that Dr.
plotnas ,on ihC College % Eau
cation % Wayno University. wlll
be a. arucd TINS week TO Roslya
Wilson, Doris Foster Lilllc,
Brown Lillian DAVIS Ale, Light
foot Dorothy Smith. Emnelne
Levi COr.ne Gricc. Phyllis
Browdel ana Lillian Jason, June
HUI rcCeNeS d diploma from the
College OF Liberal Arts (Socio-
logy}.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

4 APPRECIATION -. TO Mrs. $ w. Bankhead for
|m-ch service to the Lucy Thurman Branch YWCA was
ueltd At reception welcoming 65O new members 10
|S W on June 8 -. MRS. BANkHEAD, who has
cNeo a' chairman of the Lucy Thurman Membership
O"'nli'lee Is leaving the city for Cincinnati ONO ne
sssefehaiion was made by Mrs. r. L. GroomS chairman
we board OF Management Assisting IN the activities
gre me Membership and World Fellowship Committees
ne program for the evening included movies skS
" ueparments tour of the building, and refreshments
%ss@s@s'%ss
alILE THEATRE GROUP Of the Iug' Thurman BlsnA
nsr ue production CLAUDIA comedy OF thc.tl on We"
ID M Elizabeth Griffin Othc members 81 ih r's n'iDa
Wi' min David Niece Dorothy Cray Merln1t shannon
VA, he Veal William Hunt and iowa Jackson Marvin DAVIS
i'r PARTIES quite the loi 'lup soups
OH VUNIES BARROW the charming hostess Tor INC
Lslobte ANIANCE CLUB with attendance ~ iIes'n'
trs with Edward Everett Horton the program o ue
Hs Attending Dora Miller Mary Agnes DAVIS Msy"
F0tR q Johnnie M Fritz 1T WAS the Fox Theatre for me
hg veMDRED STUDY CLUB with several friends also ateno
moving the showing OF current movie inc se
pRESroN informal party the home OF DIX AND MhS - "
~ which time husbands escorts and friends were e,eo
Carter W meeting will be Garden Party at the nome os
VI Log Cabin Avenue.
Detos 5L ISLE more than Of land N the eens OF me
MARTIN Tor several Deroiters II was heIe ta'
the p'onising concert won an auoon spoo,s'
ue nnent OF Parks and Recreation me ehanVe 10
he ne Detroit Federation VI Musicians band was INC l's
inning irst place in the iry-outs From mere s"s W."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
Shrine Bathing Beauty

When the 10th Annual Shrine
Convention meet, IN Detroit IN
August ith through 20ih. 4 bevv
Of Derait 5 beautiful gisls VIII be
prcSCr:
Thc' vii compete IN the Mar
race Tropics Bid Annual Bath
ms bea.ty Contest About IS
younl adieS have already *.
pres, dcsuc 10 become = pa I
ofth -ia aiiaii and many mo- e
arc expected
ti'N4tasn IS running h.-h
anlon- tss contestants osct TIE
cash p2f and complete pad-
robe being offered by the shmn-
els
lr % cup ~ plciuffs
OF II contestants wl appear
Al ms fascinating inioi nation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
Marriage
License

Marriage license applications
roceivcd during period OF May 81
20 June 4th. l94g inclusive
Cicero jackson and Katie VI.
Fuller.
Charlie Martin and Erclvn
Foster.
Algle l.. Cargli and Bernadins
Davenport
Harry Mcclure and Elnoia
BRYANT.
John A. Webster and Mary l..
Robinson.
cleophus Swift and Cor.ne
Nowkirt.
Edward Roberts and Esiots
Murphy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

day evening The shower honoref
IN Adams Avenue Ollie Mcfarland conceii
me group with and selections
songs Cognea Harper. Ivy Morris QUINN Lillian
ward and Marie Ellington among guests mem
pc present were Dorothy Holowa, presidents Tamala
SYLVIA SnoNden Juaniia Banks. Vera Griffith tc
Je'aee Williams Pearl Reed and Virginia LoWe'r
icoted Court Whist going TANAfA WEB
SIER and VERA GRIFFITH club ard Rl.AN CU
YER guest pri1e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

INTERESTING PERSONALITY -. is ALICE lIGllTFo0T
young debutante who completing Bvheo
Oh Science degree 1n Education from WaNn, lnNe
OF 1880 Macomb recipient an The A
Education Alumni Association scholarship
tons to the field OF Art Education incidentally Depart
mcn OF the University has special PAINTINGS Sketches
and modulato the Lower Galleries
Arts The exhibit Will be viewed until June
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Networks Refuse Time
For Opponents Reply
To Church. Broadcast
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 25.-Three
radio networks-two OF them say
ing that world relief is not q con-
troversial subject-have refused a
religious groups request for equal
time to answer a radio program
featuring President Truman and
movie stars.
The program, the zone Great
Hour" Is scheduled for 10 pm
tomorrow. The broadcast. spon-
sored by q number Of major church
organizations. will ask Americans
to attend their own churches
Sunday morning and give dona-
tions for war sufferers abroad.
Council Seeks Equal Time.
The American Council Of Chris
tian Churches asked for equal
radio time. The group opposes
some policies Of the Federal Coun-
Gil of the Churches of Christ in
America, one Of the groups spon-
soring the broadcast.
It contends that some Of the
money would go to Church World
Service which it says has fostered
socialism and modernism"
DR.. Stanley Stuber. promotional
director of Church World Service
called the American Councils S
charges "manifestly absurd"
Last night the American Broad
casting Co., the Columbia Broad
casting System and the Mutual
Broadcasting System, which will
Evening star., 1949-03-25

broadcast zone Great Hour.
turned down the American Coun.
cil's request for time.
Statements Issued.
An ABC statement said, "Dis-
cussion with representatives OF
the protest group developed nc
evidence that the purpose Of the
solicitation is anything other
than relief and rehabilitation for
war-torn countries"
David Taylor, CHS vice presi-
dent, said, 1T is our view that
the One Great Hour auspices are
reliable, that the individuals con-
cerned with it are people Of In
tegrity and that the proposition
that they are making to the radio
audience is not = controversial
one"