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The Valley settler., 1949-08-12
FL0UER SHOUJ SUI1DAy

The Flower Shay, Yht oha oh ig being gPon No. l, will be held in the Grange Hall this next Sunday August l4th. There cro to be prizes for tho best entri os Iand all Valley residents arc urged Ito enter all the flowers thoy can. Duo to the wet and cool weather this Iyoar many report that their flowers Iare retcrdod end arc not blooming as they should. This makes it import ant that all who havo Qny flowers at all should make every effort to OK hibit them--oven if they do not seem Ito be os good as they are other years They may be the bost of what is pro- duced this yoar. The Exhibit is not
 limited to Grange members. Everyone
 is invited to participate. r The display will include Cut flowers potted plants, Annuals and Peren- niQls.
 There will also be a bag aar at the same time as the flower show is held
 This is being sponsored by the Homo
 Ec onomics Society Of the Grange.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Prominent Figures
Feted at Dinners

Heading the list of dinner par
ties on last evenings schedule was
the one given by the dean of the
diplomatic corps. the Norwegian
Ambassador. and Nine Munthe
de Morgenstierne. in honor of the
Chief Justice and Mrs. Fred NJ,
Vinson. And Gen. and Mrs.
Dwight D. Eisenhower. now in
Washington for several months
stay. were the honor guests at the
dinner given by Mrs. George
MeSta in her home on Foxhall
road.
Col. and Mrs. Lawrence West
brook were hosts at dinner. too.
entertaining in honor of Senator
and Mrs. Estes Kefauver. Other
guests were Senator and Mrs
John Mcclellan, the President of
the Tennessee Bar Association
and Mrs. John L. Doughty of
Knoxville: Brig. Gen. and Mrs
Paul Streitt, Mr.. and Mrs. James
M. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Vournas, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Tyroler. Mrs. Beatrice Chapman
of San Antonio and Gen. Preston
Weathered of Dallas
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Calendar Of Parties Is Varied;'
Rama Rams Entertained Again

airing of Baltimore and Col
Joseph Hart ey of Philadelphia
Also there were DR.. and Mrs. T
Tayloe Perry. DR.. and Mrs
Charles Mci5nerney, DR.. C. P
King. DR.. Ft D. Threadgill. Mr.
and Mrs. Strickland Gillian, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman. Mrs
James L. Houghteling. Mr.. anc
Mrs. James Il. Oliver, and many
more.
Enroy Is Host
The Yugosl av Amba ssador. Mr.
Sava N. Rosa movie. issued his in
vitations for $50 o'clock. but the
program OF piano music presented
by Miss Lew didn't begin until
around 9. The Envoy was assisted
in receiving Jlis guests by his sis
ter, Nine Mica Trbojevic. an
Attache of taae Embassy.
Following the concert. the
guests were served buffet sup
per. Among those accepting the
Ambassador invitation were the
Mexican Ambassador and Sonora
de la Colina, the CZechoslovakian
Ambassador and Nine. Outrata
the Minister ,of Finland and Nine
Jutila, the Minister of Switzer-
land and Mine. Bruggmann. the
Italian Ambassador and Signora
Tarchiani. the Swedish Ambassa-
dor and Mime. Bohemian and the
Uruguayan Ambassador and Sen
ora de Domislguez-Campora.
State Department representa-
tives accepting included the AS.
sistant Secre tary of State anc
Mrs. Willard L. Thorp. the AS.
sistant Secre tary of State ane
Mrs. George v. Allen. the Chic
of Protocol and Mrs. Stanley
Woodward and Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Unqer.
Then there were Senator ant
Mrs. Russell B. Long. Senator
George D. Aiken, Representative
and Mrs. George Sadowski, th'
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Benefit Planned

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle. Archbishop of Washing
ton, has given his approval for a
concert and dance to be given for
the benefit of Christ Child Set
tlement House.
The concert will be presented
on Shrove Tuesday. March /. by
the GEORGETOWN University Glee
Club in the presidential ballroom
of the Statler Hotel and a dance
will follow at $50.
Mrs. Paul A. Sullivan is general
chairman of the committee for the
benefit and other members include
the Rev. Daniel E. Power, S. j..
Mr.. Herman Schulteis. DR.. James
S. Ruby. Mr.. Daniel Culhane, Mrs.
Maxwell Stokes. Mrs. Frederick
Altemus, Mrs. Jerome Crowley,
Mrs Joseph Kennedy and Mrs.
Julius Lob. Students of Trinity
and Georgetown Colleges will as
sist at the benefit.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
ca Next Month

The Both Club will hold its next
monthly meeting in March and is
planning a tea for the first week
in March in honor of the 8lst
Club.
At it's first meeting of the year,
held in the Senate Family Dining
Room. the annual election of Off
GERS was held. Mrs. John Spark
man presided in the absence OF
Mrs. John w. Bricker.
The officers for the coming year
are president, Mrs. James c.
Davis; first vice president. Mrs.
James KEN: second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Omar Burleson; third
vice president. Mrs. John Stennis:
fourth vice president, Mrs. Car
roll Kearns; secretary, Mrs. Ray
mond Baldwin; treasurer, Mrs
Ralph Harvey: program chair
man. Mrs. Charles E. Potter, and
publicity chairman, Mrs. Robert
F. Jones
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Art Exhibition
To Start Sunday

The second annual art exhibi-
ton will be held by artist mem
bers of Emmanuel the
Hill the week beginning Sunday
and run through the 26th at the
Thomas Kinloch Nelson Parish
House. Seminary Hill. Alexandria
Va.
Talented parishioners, both am
ateur and professional. are lend
ing their water colors. pastels. oils
ship models and works in other
mediums to help raise money for
the newly completed Parish House
On Sunday the exhibit will be
on view from II till 9; Monday
through Friday from 4 till 9. and
Saturday from till 9. Refresh
ments will be served on Sunday
and Saturday afternoons by men,
bers of the Twenty-Thirty Club,
sponsors of the exhibition, who
will act as hostesseS.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Wheeler Weddmg

The marriage Of Miss Marion
Wheeler. daughter Of former SEN
ator and Mrs. Burton K. Wheeler,
and Mr.. Robert McCance Scott
will take place on Saturday. Feb
ruary 26. The 4:30 ceremony at
the Metropolitan Memorial Meth
odist Church will be followed by a
reception at the Sulgrave Club.
Among the parties in honor of
/ the engaged couple is the dinner
which the bride-elects parents
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward K
Wheeler will give for the wedding
party following the wedding re-
hearsal on Friday.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Mrs. CaAnz Hostess
1t Tea for ,Jangos

Mrs. Norman J. Caum, chair-
man of the Jango Guild at tbs
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club. was hostess yesterday at .
tea for the Jangos who work at
the club and their mothers. Her
guests also included members Of
the Jango Executive Committee.
headed by Mrs. John H. Neill, jr.,
president.
The Jangos who work at Doc
tors Hospital will meet Sunday
afternoon in the hospital solar
ium to discuss plans for the next
training course for new members.
Mrs. Raymond S. McLain is
chairman of this group of girls.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. ~ B-3


and tallies; Mrs. Henry Holland
Mrs. John Goodman and Mrs
John Schupe. bazaar; Mrs. L. F
Contreas and Mrs. A. P. McPhil-
lips, prizes; Mrs. Herbert c. Ma
lone, Mrs. Charles Tracy and
Mrs. George Donovan, hospital
ity; Mrs. James Brockwell. Mrs
George Mould and Mrs. F. T. Nc
Mahon, games, and Mrs. Charles
Boyer and Mrs. Edward Reilly.
advertising.
Floor committeeman include
James Brockwell, Raymo d
Schmidt, Herbert Malone, Henry
Holland, Edward Reilly, George
Mould. Henry McCabe. Walter
Finnin, Lowry Weed, F. T. Nc
Mahon, G. I. Comes. Charles
Tracy. Victor Meyers and Will
liam Craig.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
st. Panl's Academv
Plans Gard PARTY

The annual card party and ba-
zaar, a benefit to complete the
new lighting system of St. Paul's
Academy and sponsored by the
schools guild, will be held at 8
pm. Thursday in the auditorium
at 1921 v street NV.
Mrs. Raymond Schmidt, presi-
dent, is general chairman and
Mrs. Henry L. McCabe, vice presi-
dent, is cochairman. Other chair
men are:
Mrs. Ernest w. Howard. pa
irons; Mrs. William Messer and
Mrs. Edward Hickey, tickets: Mrs.
James Boyer. Mrs. Louis Kripo-
tos and Mrs. Lester Payne. tables
Evening star., 1949-02-18

the nature of IA houSeWarming for
1900 I street i'm its new decoration
and furnishing. Old prints of
early Washington adorn the walls
and the soft green and taupe is
carried out in >all the rooms. Mr..
John J. Greer, recently back from
Texas. who has had much to do
with the beauty of the interior,
was among the guests yesterday.
The Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. John w. Snyder and
the Attorney General and Mrs.
Tom Clark as well as Mrs. Charles
F. Brannan were there from the
cabinet circle. The dean of the
diplomatic corps. the Norwegian
Ambassador, and Nine. Munthe de
Morgenstierne: the Netherlands
Ambassador. Mfr. E. N. van Klef-
fenS, and the Indian Ambassador
and Lady Rama Rau with their
daughter, Mrs. Wagle. were early
arrivals. Also in the company
from the corps were the Italian
Ambassador and Signora Tarch-
iani, the Belgia n Ambassador, Bar
on Silvercuys, and the French
Ambassador and Nine. Bonnet.
The Icelandic Minister and Mrs
Thor Thors with their daughter.
Miss Margret Thors. also called
tR meet Miss Johnston.
Mrs. Max c.. Truitt was in the
large company and so was the
Speaker of the House. Representa-
tive Sam Rayburn. and his sister,
Miss Lucinda Rayburn. Senator
and Mrs. Owen Brewster were
among the latter arrivals.
Residential Washington was
much in evidence in the large
company, the guests including Mr..
and Mrs. James Lawrence Hough-
telling. Mrs. E). Buchanan Merry
man, Mrs. MECeney Werlich, Mrs.
Irene Caldwell, Mrs. English Cor
don. Miss Carolyn Nash and Mr.
and Mrs, Edgar Morris.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Sorority Ne1vs

The annual Valentine dance of
the Washington Junior Alumnae
group of Kappa Kappa Gamma
will be held from 10 o'clock tonight
to 1:30 am. at the Hotel 2400.
Evening star., 1949-02-18

hanced by a soft green carpet and
harmonizing draperies. Mrs. john
ston wore a very becoming gown OF
American Beauty satin. self bro
caded. fashioned with short cap
sleeves and high neck and
graceful long skirt. Miss Johns
ton. who was graduated from
Smith College in June of last year
and is spending her first winter
. in Washington. wore light blue
satin. with slightly dropped shoul-
der line and long skirt. She car
ried an old-fashioned bouquet of
gardenias and tiny deep red rose
buds and her mother wore orchids.
Miss Drucie Snyder. Miss Nancy
Anderson and Miss Jane Lingo
were among the young people as
sisting. others including Miss Anne
Davey of Trenton. N. j.. a class
mate of Miss Johnston at Smith,
and Miss Joan Groschups of Bal
timore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston have
lived in Washington off and on
for several years. first coming
from Spokane. Wash. when he
was president of the United States
Chamber of Commerce. But Mr..
Johnstons S family has been promi-
nent in Washington. for several
generations. His mother. Mrs. Ida
Ballinger Johnston. who is here
from her home in Spokane for the
winter. was at the party yester-
day. Also her sisters. Mrs. Mir
lam Ballinger Berryhill and Mrs.
Edward A. Keyes. and the latter's
son-ln-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bradley Willard.
Mr.. Johnston's uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs Webster Ballinger,
were others of his family present,
as were Dr.. and Mrs. William M.
Ballinger. DR.. and Mrs. Ray Bal
linger and their son. Mr.. Jack Bal
Iinger, and Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Ballinger.
The party Yesterday also was in
Evening star., 1949-02-18

The annual Valentine dance of
the Washington Junior Alumnae
group of Kappa Kappa Gamma
will be held from 10 o'clock tonight
to 1870 am. at the Hotel 2400.
An evening of films from Africa
and Australia will be presented
at o'clock tonight in the audi
torium of the National Museum
by the Education Committee of
Gamma Chapter of Iota Phi
Lambda. Music will be furnished
by the Ebenezer Crusaders.
Miss Emily Ericsson, secretary
treasurer and director of sales OF
Ericsson Associates. import-ex-
port brokers, will speak at a
luncheon meeting tomorrow of the
Washington Alumnae Chapter OF
Phi Chi Theta at the home of
Mrs. Francis c. Jameson, 2151
California street NV.
Miss Dolores M. Rautner
Pittsburgh, national second vice
president. will be the guest OF
honor.
A lunch box for two will admit
members of the Women's Auxil-
iary OF the Alpha Zeta Omega
Pharmaceutical Fraternity to a
package party to be held Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Tourkin.
Proceeds will 90 to assist needy
families adopted" by the group
The annual dance of Zeta Chap
ter, Chi Sigma. will be held from
10 pm. Monday to l am. in the
Burgundy Room of the Ward
man Park Hotel.
Senator Margaret Chase Smith
of Maine will become an honorary
initiate Of the Sigma Kappa So
rority tomorrow at Colby College,
Waterville, Me.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Brilliant Reception, Ghven
By Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston
Rr Katharine NJ. Brooks

yestes day afternoon at
daughter Miss Harriet Johnston
entertaining house
occupied the late Henry Kirk Porter and her sister
purchased the house from the
parents Walter Tackerman who built
century In refurnishng and
retained
used headquarters of the Motion Picture
Association America which Johnston B the president
hundred the
chandelier and marble fireplace
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Dr.. Sbeak

DR.. Edward U. Condor. director
Of the Bureau Of Standards, will
speak on Current Scientific De-
velopments' at a meeting Of the
Columbian Women of George
Washington University at a lunch
con at / pm. tomorrow at the
Woman's National Democratic
Club. Miss Ruby Nevins will pre-
side
Evening star., 1949-02-18

Mr. and Mrs. John Davis Harm
den of Schenectady. N. Y. have
announced the engagement OF
their daughter Mary Elizabeth to
Mr.. James Frederic Davidson OF
Washington, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Scoville E. Davidson OF Leaven-
worth, Kans.
Miss Harnden. who is a resident
of this city. was graduated from
Smith College and attended the
National institute of Public
Affairs.
Mr.. Davidson is graduate oi
Yale University and during the
war he served as an ensign in the
Navy Mr.. Davidson also attended
the National Institute of Public
Affairs and Is now reparations
secretary for the Far Eastern
Commission,
Evening star., 1949-02-18

Administrative Assistant. to the
President and Mrs. Donald Daw-
son. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Clark Woodward. Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. John N. Greely, Col. and Mrs.
Frank Morrow, DR.. and Mrs. Leo
Brison Norris. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas G. Benitz. Mr.. and Mrs
Felix Sangstad. and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
appearance at all times.

appearance at all llmeS
BRIDGE CLUBS throughout the city concern
ed the fine points of the game in readiness for
Tournament of Clubs which Will be held soon Plan
ming the tournament the members of the "NONEMS'
who inviting presidents of clubs interested to meet
ing the home of the president OF the hostess club Mrs
PAULINE TAYLOR at her lovely home OF 81 Arden
Park !. Trophies and cash PRIZES awaiting lucky
players Each club Interested may enter eight bridge
WINNERS in bridge competition last week were
several prominent maids and matrons Friends got to-
gether to chat while and sklls upon several
sions 1t was the EIGHT AND EIGHT CLUB of men,
the younger social contingent who met with pref
" LUCY HOWARD on last week When scores
finally recorded winners were GWENDOLYN POOLE
who was guest and CORLISS HUNTER When the
TWELVE AND FIVE DESSERT BRIDGE group met on
Tuesday the winners of prizes were MRS LOUISE TAY
LOR and MRS. KATHERINE LOOMS Imagine the de-
light of player and friends when MRS. LOOMS
again winner ON Saturday the meeting of the VS. Bridge
Club Sharing the plaudits OF the group MRS.
MARY ROBERTS, who won second prize new star
on the bridge horizon is MRS. JAMES NJ. STONE. new
conner the city from Louisville Kentucky Her plays
have been scientific as well as spectacular.
ITS ADDITION TIME =. for the annual JABBER-
WOCK of Delta Sigma Theta sorority. Final tryouts
and selection will be made on Friday night January at
the St Antoine branch YMCA. All planning for this
meeting and other of the amateur theatrical
tre we're committee members on last Friday night at the
home of the chairman Mrs. Eleanor Jones. Making
ports and entering discussions plans and policies
Madames Theresa Henderson co-charman, Maggie Mat
thews chairman of the Miss Jabberwock" contest;
GLADYS Fisher ushers; Cecil Boykin and L. Penn, acts
Esther LAMAR staging Connie Baker and Miss Constance
smith programs Zema Sparks. Freda Greene, budget;
Cloteele Page Juanta Ogetree and Jerry Johnson In
Retween acts: and Margaret Montgomery tickets. TAX
ing the minutes and compiling reports Miss Charlotte
Miller. secretary.
FOUNDERS DAY for the Delta soror has been set
for sunday January % and will be held in the beauti
f decorated reception Of the Rose Meta House
of Beauty. Last minute arrangements have been COM
Melted by Mrs CIarissa Eutemy, chairman and her
n1ittee Its the twenyfifth year If the sorority in the
tv and will be observed by members of Tau and Alpha
lPi Sigma chapters.
INFORMAL PARTIES are quite enjoyable on long
winter evenings especially when Mrs Louella Hill in
McCraw avenue is hostess In for pleasant time last
Friday evening were MadRms Mary Walker. Marie Har
;s Beatrice Smith Marian Woods Zella 0getree. Martha
Wallace sara Clark and Grace Walker Bonanza was
the game of the evening followed by delightful supper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
Mothers Attend
Open House At
Lincoln School

Open House was held in the
Lincoln School kindergarten on
Wednesday Jan. u. New kin
dargarten pupils were enrolled
They, with their mothers. had
an opportunity 10 see their new
school room and watch the pres
Cnt pupils at work and play.
Each mother talked with Mrs
Warren, the Board OF 'ffealth
nurse. and was given a blank
form to be filled out by the
doctor before the child starts
10 school on January 81. Every
child entering kindergarten At
that time must have ono Of
those blanks filled out
II some mothers were unable
70 attend the open house. they
NAV get these blanks at the
school office.
The school believes that those
children who have visited the
kindergarten beforehand will not
he frightened when il is time to
enter the first day Of school,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22

Visiting In Detroit over the
past week were Mrs Gladys
Robinson and Mrs S. Frances
rvrce both Of Philadelphia. They
both like the Motor City
Fet the benefit ot the hume
rous people who have inquired
who the lovely little lady was
on the front page OF the Tribune
as the New Year. IL was Susan
Robinson. daughter Of Or and
Mrs James Robinson Of 1881
West Grand Blvd.
The Delta's annual Jabber-
wock Is creating great deal
~ interest this year Final au-
dition for the selection Of acts
will be held Friday, Jan. II. Al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
retty Debutantes Are Betrothed ~ Announce
Weekly YIN Branch Forum Series
Presents Outstanding Speakers

The Christian Emphasis Com
hutteo OF the St. Antoine Branch
YMCA has begun It's annual
Fol um Series, presenting an
outstanding speaker each week.
The series, which began Jan 9.
will extend until Easter. l949
II is entitled. Detroit Ameri-
cans What Now"
Speaker for this past Sunday.
Jan 10. was DR.. Howard Fl
Long Administrative Assistant
az Wherefore State College
Wherefore. Ohio His topic was
The Negro and the Present
Special Order" Many persons
attended and enjoved his very
nertinent observations Prior TO
MS tenure al Wherefore. Dr..
Long was Assistant Superinten-
cent Of Schools Washington.
ID c.
The speaker for Jan 9 was
9 orpe SCHUYLER nationally
known colurlnist and a world
traveller and lecturer Of note.
Others 10 appear are. Jan %
subject "Thc Outlook on Hous
ing in Detroit" Speakers are
James IngleS. director-secretarv.
Detroit Housing Commission.
and Rev Robert Bradbv pastor.
Greater King Solomon Baptist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
FUN AT A FRISCO FESTIVAL IS
PLANNED BY LOCAL BRANCH YWCA

Over at the YWCA these DAYS
there Is much talk about the
4sers gold rush and the Frisco
FESTIVAL II all traces TO the fact
that the YWCA is holding IT'S
Rational convention in San Fran
cisco. March TIA and the De-
tloit association is going into
d gold rush" TO help lis twenty
two delegates pay part Of their
expenses.
SO the Frisco Festival is sched-
dled for Feb. 3. II am. to II o
NJ. al Central branch. with all
members Of every branch from
f-Teens 10 employed girls and
board members, helping. It's 10
be great festival of fun. food
merriment and mystery" SAYS
the mimeographed announcement
Admission is free to the festival.
but side shows. a pool show
and the Centennial Review"
will have admission charges.
And booths selling everything
fiom white elephants to pastry
~ books will all be for the
benefit OF the convention fund.
BOOTHS
The flower booth is the special
project o. the Lucy Thurman
branch board and Mrs Beulah
> Carter, who is serving as
chairman, announces that a con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22

test FOR flower arrangements will
oe one of the highhghts. Judges
Will award ribbons for the best
arrangements OF fresh flowers,
u artificial flowers and dish
gardens. Mrs Carlton Gaines is
chairman of solicitation and Mrs
.'rances Owens. co-chairman
Mrs Wilbur Woodson is in
charge Of ticket sale assisted BY
Mrs. j. II. Long and Mrs. Luella
0uperon.
YWCA members will get q
"prc-view Of the convention" at
.hc Doth annual meeting OF the
Lucy Thurman Branch Thursday
night (Jan. 20). A panel chaired
ov Mrs. F. B. Norris will give
hIghlightS OF the convention
Mrs. Paul Morrison will discuss
lgns OF progress in interracial
" actices in the Detroit YWCh
laiss Barbara Locke will sum
narize the report Of the mem
bership commission and Mrs
Bculah Whitbv will present the
eport Of the Constitution COM
mission
Following the annual report
for the branch. given by Mrs.
Claude f. Grooms. chairman.
the newly elected board will be
presented.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22

Church
Jan 30-open Feb s sub
iect Job Security and the Flu
ture Outlook Speakers julius
A. Thomas director. Department
4 Industrial Relations. National
III ban League. New York City.
Feb, l3. subject. The Negro
in Our History" Speaker Leo
Marsh. associate executive. Ma
tional Council YMCA. New
Feb 20 subject. lnterrac.al
Goodwill speaker Aux Bis
mop Allen Babcock. Archdiocese
~ Michigan tentative ,pon
aored by Sanat Maria. Council
l05 Catholic Fraternal Organ-
zetlon. l. Keith. chairman
Feb 81 ,ubjeci The Outlook
for Education and Better Schools
ia Detroit Speaker Or David
Henry president Wayne Unl-
yvrSit, Detroit
March Louis Martin. editor
aud publisher % local news
paper Nationally known IN
journalistic circles
March l3 subject The Chm,
tan Understanding Of Human
Psychology Speaker The RI
Rtv Richard 6 Enrich Bishop
az tho Diocese % Michigan
March 20 Second Baptist
oiherhood
March 81 subject Looking
ahead " Speaker Rev Robert
Bradhv Jr member Detroit
Housing Commission sponsored
~ the A G Wright Insurance
Company F r Matlock general
manager
April 3 subject Tho Outlook
IN Negro Education " Speaker
d. Leslie Pincknov Hill pres
iient Of Chcyney Teachers Coll
lege. Pa.
April 10. Edgar A Guest, De
,roit Free Press Poet
April II Special Good Friday
services
Easter Sunday-Eastcf SUNDAY
Sacred Music Festival The Rob
erj a Nolan Choir
Following each Lecture there
is discussion period
Planning the forums arc an
energetic committee headed by
Edward 3 Swintt as chairman.
and with tho full cooperation ot
p athC p HauScr executive
secretary Of the Branch YMCA-
others or the committee are
Lemuel Brown. Peter Craig II
L Dudley F V Foster. Aretha
johnson. F A Korneeav Ethel
Lcri Lowe. Gwcndolyn Poole.
George Reed Rev Roundtrec,
Rev + c Simmons and Prince
Walker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22

vain MIS-. Agncs Cole on Con
nrrs last week lOr thcl FIRST
meeting OF tho year. and the
new president Mrs F. Allen
presdns Great plans axe being
made for the club 90 celebrate
rs 18th anniversary on the 9th
Of February az the Club Three
Skies. After the luncheon il was
announced that the next meeting
Sill be with Mrs 3 Daniel on
inc 9th of January
Wonder when Alex Smith Is
gong 90 pass out that wedding
cake he has been talking about
fol so long?
Interesting note Lawrence
Winters tho concert star. com
nls here Jan 30 is the brother
GA The Courier's Frank Wilson
enant