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Evening star., 1950-03-07

fic light at Fourteenth and K
streets NV. when a truck owned
by the dairy and driven by John
Jones struck the Artz automobile.
Mr. Artz, 50, asked $4,000. Mrs.
Artz received a dislocated verte-
bra, the suit said, and is unable
to do her housework.
Settlement of. the suit was an
nounced just before the case was
scheduled to come to trial before
District Court Judge Jennings
Bailey.
Evening star., 1950-03-07

Harlem cab ahead and needed the
help signals of its driver, who since
has died.
But in giving the cab a push
with his car, Mr.. Nemesh's bump
ers got entangled with the cabs.
Whereupon Mr.. Nemesh got out.
seized the rear fender of the cab
and tried to hoist the cars apart.
In doing so, his left hand slipped
and was gashed on a broken tall
light of the cab. The three-inch
cut later became infected and
caused a permanent numbness in
one finger, Mr.. Nemesh charged.
Evening star., 1950-03-07
-or Injuries Two Brothers in Prince GEORGES County

Two brothers were injured yes
terday when struck by car on
New Hampshire avenue near Ray
road in Prince Georges County.
George, 7, and Brian, 4, sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boileau,
6613 Poplar avenue, Takoma Park,
were admitted to Washington
Sanitarium. George suffered a
possible fractured right leg and
Brian received a foot injury.
Police said the driver of the
car. William James Matthews, 27,
colored of White Oak, Md, told
Evening star., 1950-03-07
Driver Hurt While Aiding Stalled Cob Gets $1,000

A friendly motorist who cut his
hand while trying to shove a
stalled taxicab yesterday garnered
$4,000 damage award from the cab
company.
A District Court jury made the
award to John j. Nemesh, 35, a
Glen Burnie MD mechanic.
against the Harlem Taxicab Asso-
citation, Inc. 321 New York avenue
NV. Judge Jennings Bailey pre-
sided over the trial.
On February IT, 1916, Mr.. Menu
esh was driving his car along Ben
ming road NE. He spotted stalled
Evening star., 1950-03-07
Couple Gets $13,250 In Crosh Settlement

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Artz of
Mclean, Va, yesterday received
$13,250 in an out-of court settle
ment of a damage suit against
Southern Diaries, Inc, and one of
its drivers.
Through attorneys David G..
Bress and George A. Greenfield,
Mrs. Artz, SO, asked $50000 for
a permanent injury received
March II. 1947. According to the
suit. Mr.. and Mrs. Artz were
seated in car stopped for traf-
Evening star., 1950-03-07
Gen. Andrus Is Assigned
To I'd Army al Fl. Meade
BY the Associated Press

Maj. Gen. Cliff Andrus was as
signed as deputy commanding
general of the I'd Army at Fort
George G. Meade, Nd, yesterday
Gen. Andrus was director of the
organization and training division,
Army general staff, until that Of
flee was combined with operations
under a reorganization March /.
Evening star., 1950-03-07
Major Jap War Criminal
Now Eligible for Parole
By the Associated Press

TOKYO, Mar. 7.-Mamoru Shi-
gemitsu, one of Japan's major war
criminals, today became eligible
for parole under new system set
up by Gen. Macarthur.
Shigemitsu is former Japanese
Ambassador to Russia and served
as Foreign Minister at one time.
He signed the surrender terms in
Tokyo Bay.
Evening star., 1950-03-07
MudrilIon Unit to See Film

''The Fight for Better Schools, {"
a movie depicting Arlington school
system Improvements. will be
shown at meeting of the Madril-
Ion Citizens Association at 8 pm.
Thursday at the Dunn Loring Fire
House.
Evening star., 1950-03-07

them he tried to swerve to avoid
hitting the two boys when they
ran into the street. Mr.. Matthews
was charged with having i'm
proper brakes and reckless driv-
ing.
Evening star., 1950-10-08

Ladies Auxiliary Of the District Fire De-
p5 psrtimentIrriday; IN pm board room
ing.
Air Force Oficers' Wives Club Of wash
lngion--Friday. l pm, Hotel Ststler.
meeting and fashion show to be followed
by tea.
Evening Auxiliary Of Central Union Mis-
sion-Friday, 6:15 pm, Central Union
Mission, dinner meeting; speaker, the
Rev. George E. Schnabel
Al! Saints Church; speaker. Mrs. Laura
Waters.
Hadassah, Alexandria Chapter - Today.
Pm 3 aqi aqrfanizssiop aza R1..si meeting gith Mrs
Hadassah. WashinEton Chaptsr--Tuesday
szold Group, opening meeting. Wednes-
anyn.1 aay; PM pm Henrietta EN- sold Group,
Levin. saos colorado ss s'h Avenue Mas Sasnsn NW
,,, Sc; Greenway Group membership iai'
pm. membership tea with Mrs. Samuel
Bregman, 2035 Yorktown road NV
Womens American ORT-Tuesday, $50
? M, Highland Chapter at Washington
street s.W.; speaker, Esther Rosen-
National Council of Jewish women, Wash
ington section-Tuesday, 1.30 pm
oeWieI community CENTER. opening
meeting.
B'Nai Birth Women, Argo-Wednesday
noon, Woodmont Country Club, lunch-
con and cards
City of Hope Medical Unit-Wednesday
IL am. Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation board meeting and membership
luncheon.
Pioneer WOmen-Friday, $50 pm, B'nal
Israel SYNAGOGUE. Oneg shabbat honor
ing Succoth; speaker, Miss Clara Left.
District Daushters Of the American Revo-
Chapter with Mrs Albert j. Milans 4
Chamberlin avenue, Kenwood Md. To-
morrow, 8 pm, Deborah Knapp Chap
ervoir road. Tomorrow, 8 pm. Amer
ican Chapter with Mrs, Timothy M
Cremins. .316 Dorset avenue Chevy
Chase. Md. Tomorrow. 2 pm, Capt.
Molly Pitcher Chapter with Mrs Charles
Kline, 321 Madison drive, Alexandria;
speaker. Mrs. James D. Skinner state
regent. Tomorrow. 1880 pm. Chapter
House, Army and Navy Chapter;
ESD speaker. Maurice H. Thatcher To-
morrow; . pm. Chapter House, Vic
tas,o,f toy Chapter; speakers, Miss Alvina
Wednesday evening. Maynower Hotel;
the national president general Mrs
Samuel Gorton Chapter with Mrs. viii
liam c. Albert, 42l6 Fifty-fourth place.
Hyattsville, Md Friday, pm, Chap
ter House, Building Completion Com
mittee; speaker. Mrs. Donald Bennett
Adams, national chairman.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Civic ond Study Clubs

American Association Of University Women
Washington Branch-Today, 5 to
pm. Hippodrome Theater, backstagt
( street NV, Education COMMITTEE
NV: status Of Women n Com commlt,se &
poetry group. Thursday, S:45 pm
174o x street NV, Arts Committee
AAUW. Bethesda Chevy Chase Branch
Tomorrow, pm, International Edu.
cation and Relations Commi@ttee tie with
$40 pm, pre-School group with Mrs
Arthur j. Tufts. Bethesda.
AAUW. Arlington Branch-Tomorrow. 2
pm, interior decoration lecture at
woodward & Lothrops: Tuesday l. IL
william Scofield Tuesday, 8 pm. board
meeting with Mrs. J; M Lloyd. Tues
day, 80 pm, Buckingham Community
tions group with Mrs, Kingsley Higgins.
Wednesday II:43 am EDUCATION asti rnp gro9p
group ieul SDSit With M Mrs. R R. E. " Harris.
AAUW, Silver Spring Branch--Wed ednesday,
SPIN, Takoma PARK Junior High school.
benefit fashion show.
University Women's Club-Tomorrow. 4 !.
pm, tea for wives of Latin American
ambassadors. Tomorrow. 7:l5 pm
Board Of Directors meeting. TUESDAY, dsS.
by NV ,,aI pn and Audrey Waiz authors of
'The Bizarre Sisters y Thursday. IL
am morning book review group;
Thursday, s pm, speaker, Dr. i, Paul
Caemmerer secretary of the National
Commission of Fine Arts. The Life Of
Pierre Charles LEnfant" Friday, 7:45
pm. duplicate bridge group. SATURDAY
> pm. flower arrangement demonStra-
tion by Mrs. c. D. Fiffeld
District League Of Women Voters-Tues-
day, IL 30 pm, and Wednesday, $50
pm YWCA opening luncheon and
dinner meetings.; speaker. Blair Boues,
director of the Washington bureau OF
Foreign Policy Association, .Possibil.
tiles for Action in the General Assembly
Twentieth Century Club-Wednesday
1880 am. nature section walk on tow
path Thursday. 1880 pm, YWCA,
ciyicS education section luncheon meet
ing: speaker DR.. Daniel l.. Seckinger,
District health officer. Public Health
Needs in the Community"
Evening star., 1950-10-08

Gairmh,o Marvin TomorSow Tom ~ Pan is5l
Thursday, 1920 am, 1851 Columbia
road NV. fiction workshop. Thurs
/ day, pm. 1851 Columbia road NV,
i poetry group. 4
District Daushters of American Colonists
sets oSfeoS ave1Se Nv. & meeting th1 sia' With na-
/ tional officers as honor guests.
Town Club-Tomorrow. 1890 pm, with
| Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel, Broad
Bra|ch and Grant roads NV.
Pro Bonata Club-!Tomorrow, 8 pm, with
| Mrs Heman S. Ward, $500 Argyle ter
race NV, business meeting. S 4
Navy Mothers Club of America. No. 59s----
TOMORROW, 7:45 pm, S2l Sixteenth
street NV.
Young women's Christian Association
ership dinner.
Tuesday Women's CIub-Tuesday, 8 pm.
with. Mrs. Roger s. Drissel. 5l2 Oneida
place, NV. a~N~ss
American Institute, Of Mining and Metal
Tuesday, 80 am, Hotel 2400; speak
er, Miss Marjorie Hendricks.
Our. Lady Of Lourdes Mothers Club
Tussdsy l:5o pm, school sch al auditorium
Bethesda benefit fashion show.
Coast Guard Wives Ciub-Tuesday. 1880
pm Army Navy Country CLUB. Il
Montgomery County Thrift Shop-Tues-
day, j to pm white elephant tea
and fashion show. with Mrs. P. Garland
Iigon Brinklow. Md. 4
Womens Association of Allied Beverage
industries-Tuesday night, Heurich Hos
pitaiity Hall. buffet supper.
Society of Colonial Wars--Tuesday, 10
am, Mayfiower Hotel, national council
i semiannual meeting and luncheon.
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Wednesday, 1:30 pm. Columbia Union
with. Mrs William H. Tender. 1916
Joceiyn street NV.
Jayncees-wednesday. $50 pm. Ameri-
monthly meeting; speaker. DR.. Dorothy
Van Alstyne, Bureau Of Mental Hygiene.
Navy Dental Officers Wives Club;
cenef ocers CUB Bethesda Nhes aneh
Naval Nav l{ss Medical Center. oneers?' Club, Club
cocktail party
Ladies' Board Of Georgetown University
gresSonal Country Club, Executive Com
mittee meeting.
Women's Auxiliary Of the District Medi-
cal Society-Wednesda II am: open
ing meeting; speaker, Morgan Beatty.
Ladies' Auxiliary of the District Pharma
ceuticai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II 30
pm. Burlington Hotel. monthly meet
ing.
Montgomery County Federation of Repub-
lican ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1890 pm.
Kenwood Country Club, luncheon meet
ing.
Mount Vernon Homcmakers Section of the
Virginia Home Economies Association
Wednesday, 7 pm, Lyon Village COM
munity house, "pot-luck" supper
Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs,
Fourth District-Thursday. $50 am.
Mount Olivet Methodist Church. Glebe
road and Sixteenth street Arlington,
annual meeting; speaker. Mrs. A. Paul
Hartz president of the Virginia fedora
tion.
Di-Ma-ya. CIub-Thursday. 1890 pm
Ambassador Hotel. monthly luncheon
meeting.
PEO Sisterhood-Thursday 1890 pm,
Chapter luncheon meeting with Mrs
Walter s. Harlan 3722 Manor road
Chevy Chase, Md.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Tea Dance Slated

Court 20 Of the Catholic
Daughters of America will have
tea dance from to 7 pm. today
at the clubhouse, 2 Scott Circle
NV.
Similar dances will be held once
month by the Catholic Daugh-
tiers with Miss Marie Ciesielski
serving as chairman. Miss Marion
F. Limbach is the vice-chairman
Evening star., 1950-10-08
On the Engagement Pad This Week

/ Kenilworth Ladies' Guild-Wednesda
noon, with Mrs; Marie, NJ. Dawson ane
Lovelle Mortfelt, 1901 Twenty-ars'
Women's Community Club Of Berwyn--
Wednesday. noon. Berwyn Presbyterian
Church
Sororities
Kappa KAPPA Gamma. Washington Alum
nae--Tuesday. 6:45 pm, Shoreham
Hotel founders, 70 day dinner with Col Col
Washineton and MARYLAND Universities;
Ms Months hrs chaTles n Korea a
Kappa Alpha Theta, Washington AIumnac
Food sos Seaar e@ With Ms cseyy
Chase, Md.
Alpha Delta Pi, College Park Alumnae--
house. benefit bridge.
Delta Sigma Epsilon. Washington Alum
nae-Iuesday, ( pm. with Dorothy ".
pm, with Mrs William Scheick, 1901
Stratton road, Silver Spring; speaker
Miss Henrica Eygenraam. Holland on
the Way to Normalcy Thanks to the
Chi OMEGA. Washington Alumnae-Satur-
day, 1870 pm. Wardman Park Hotel
luncheon.
Beta Sigma Phi-wednesday, 7:45 p.m...
1907 ]. street NV, Xi chapter Satur-3
day afternoon XII chapter party for
prospective members with Mai. and
Mrs. James r. Finton. 304 North
Jackson street, Arlington.
College Clubs
Associated AIumnae Clubs of washinEton
Miller, 4426 Garfield street NV:
speaker, Richard H. Plock, member of
the governing board OF Iowa state
University.
simmons College Club-Tuesday, pm.
willard Hotel; speaker Miss Jean Lam
igan. THE Art of Living"
Connecticut College for Women Club
and streets s SW speaEen
Charles Tsauey, = @EcAs Role in ndh1. Main
staining Peace
saturday.5I 1890 pm. willard Hotel
luncheon and election meeting.
Miscellaneous Clubs
Lady Of Lourdes-Today. silver tea with
Mrs Frank Leon. D Woodlawn avenue
Kenwood. Md
Catholic Daughters of America. District
Court Court WIToday IL tsa d.ao to pm Scott
women-Today, to pm, tea for
national officers and board members
with Mrs. Lydia Banks McCrary, 223l
North Military road, Arlington To-
morrow. 4 to q pm, Washington Club.
tea given by Mrs. Dorothy Belts Marvin,
national president.
Woman's National Democratic Club-To-
morrow. 1915 pm, Wardman Park
Hotel Democrat-Republican debate to
be sponsored Jointly with District Lea
que Of Republican Women.
Opti-Mrs. Club of ashington-Tomor-
row, 1880 pm, Washington Hotel
luncheon meeting: speaker, Mrs. Sally
Muchmore. Better Business Bureau.
Florence CrittentOn Home-Tomorrow
PM Wesley Heights Circle. luncheon
meeting with Mrs. w. c. Bowles. 1850
Glenbrook road.
District League Of American Pen Women
Tomorrow, to 4 pm, Washington
Club, tea given b. Mrs. Dorothy Belts
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Business, Professional Clubs

District Business and Professional Women's
Club-Tomorrow, 73O Pm. pm. piefce er
Mrs. Jeanne Singer, special assistant
to the director of public information OF
the United States Mission to the United
Nations.
ton. washington Chapter-Tuesday. 9
pm. 1895 G street NV. General
meeting to be preceded by board meet
ing at 1880 pm.
Zonta Club of Washington-Wsdnesday, day
nue.. luncheon meeting; speaker MRS.
Pearl Payseur Poore, Flora Fauna
and Fleas in Mexico
Altrusa Club of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: yvstiaesfaS
speaker, Raymond H. Nelson; United
states ONCE of Education, The Ad-
vancement of International Frlendshlp
Through the Interchange OF Professional
Personnel"
Home Economics in BusinessrFriday,
home economics career day with high
school students and teachers as guests
Community Clubs
woman's Club of Chevy Chase-'Tomorrow
pm, Membership Committee with
Mrs walter L. Miller. Rock Creek Hills,
Nd Tomorrow, pm; Clubhouse
e1 ,eoR meees spesr Yfhs nNPyre
aonssomerS SmiSs snSstSh County ost MANAGE "The
First Two Years Of MONTGOMERY County
Government under the County Manager
Plan" Wednesday, ! pm. German
section. Thursday, 1880 PM, French
section. Friday, $3.50 pm, square
dance section.
Junior woman's Club Of Chevy Chase
Tomorrow. pm, clubhouse, arts and
crafts section. Tuesday; pm. Silver
Spring. Bowling Alleys bowling section.
Thursday, s pm, Executive Board meet
Bethesda Friday s:15 pm: married
couples bridge group with Mrs. J. N.
Ferguson, Chevy Chase, Md.
Petworth woman's Club-Tomorrow, m,
literature section with Mrs. L. H. Hib-
bert; speaker. Mrs. Otto Hammerlund:
Something of Washington History and
Early Literature" Thursday, l p.m,'
hospitality section with Mrs. George
M Campbell.
Takoma Park women's Club-Tomorrow,
1880 pm S106 Park Crest drive, Silver
Spring. government study department.
Wednesday, 1870 pm. 406 Tulip ave
nue.. Takoma Park, literature depart
ment.
Woman's Club Of Bethesda-Tuesday. busi-
ness meeting and luncheon: speaker
Eugenia D. Hatcher, General Foods Cor
poration homemaker testing service,
What You May Not Know"
Ciarenford Woman's Club-Tuesday 1915
P,m; luncheon meeting with Mrs o,la Elc9 GO
Ir.s Hrhaton sGsa speakeT NoFa Mrs p0s
C. Shower. president of Fourth District
Of Virginia Federation OF Womens
Clubs. International Affairs"
AIexandria Woman's Club--Wednesday.
pm. art Department. with Mrs. John
H. GULL 240S Cameron Mills road.
Evening star., 1950-10-08

Ciub-Tomorrow. 7:3O pm. Pierce
Hall, monthly business meeting; speaker,
Mrs. Jeanne Singer. special assistant
the United States Mission to the United
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-12

The NAACP Youth group gave
dancing party Saturday night
at the Mart room OF the Wayne
University.
Two charming visitors from
Knoxville, Tenn, Mrs. Electra
Smyre and Miss Hazel Hudson
who are house guests of Mrs. E..
Franklin, 500 Hague, were hon.
orees last Thursday morning at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-12
Joan Burnett
Tops FroAc at
Brewster Center

Pretty Joan Burnett, Is. a
January graduate of Northern
High, walked away with first
prize in the Neighborhood Frolics
held at Brewster Center last
Thursday night.
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cla-
renee Burnett of 2949 Franklin,
Joan sang her way to stardom
with my Foolish Heart" She
is a member of Elmwood Recre-
alton Center swimming team and
plans to enter Wayne University
in the Fall.
Malcolm Carter, nine year-older,
won the. stage show award for
rendition of "A Lucky Old Sun"
Special mentions west to Mar
garet Hayes for II Want To Be
Loved" Barbara and Betty Nit
chell, a Gypsy dance! Ramsey
Mann for 1t Hurts Me-"
Ralph Freeman, WJR an
nouncer, acted as master of cere-
monies, while Producer Gene
LaValle served as program chair
man. Bill Fox was aciompanist
and Burt Geison was head en-
gineer of the efficient staff.
The event marked the twenty
ninth year that Joseph DuPlessis
has been serving as supervisor Of
the center's activities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-12

years, which remarks were en-
joyed by all
Mrs. Mary Lewis, the treasurer
of the Block Club, motored with
her husband to visit relatives in
Louisiana.
Mrs. BENJAMIN. Grain. of 68ll
Vinewood. has returned from
Chicago. where she and her
children spent a very happy
vacation.
Mrs. VIM. Jones of Vincwood
and her brother notored to Gcor-
gia to visit relatives.
Mrs. Mammie Hilliard of Sara
sofa, Fla, is spending her vaca-
ton with her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Baker. On her way back she
will stop over in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Baker will accompany her
mother to spend her vacation
there.
Jean Dobbins of vinewood
was hostess Of the Girls Soft
Ball team of the Wingerf School
recreation department. The
girls gave the party TO assist
VIII. buying necessary equip
ment TO play bail.
Willie street has done fine work
on the playground and around
the Recreation Center to help
keep the boys and girls off the
streets.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-12

breakfast party at the residence
of Mrs. Lillian Harris, 3l4 Owen.
Among the guests were Mrs.
Franklin, Mrs. Edith Thompson
of Muncie, Ind. house guest of
Mrs. Harris; Mrs. Clyde T. Lay
and Mrs. Eugie West.
Carlofta Franxel. guest soloisf
on Hackley midsummer mus
ical Sunday afternoon. will be
accompanied on the piano by
her talented daughter. Kathe-
rine FrisbY.
Also highlighting the unique
outdoor entertainment sponsored
by Florence and Fred Hart Will
liams will be a colorful exhibit
bp the brilliant poung modernistic
artist. Walter Sanford.
The affair will take place on
Che lawn of the Williams of $50
Woodland. The public is invited
There is no admission charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-12

The subject Of her speech will
be "ATA-NEA United in the
Current Challenges of the
Teaching Profession" Miss
MowreY will speak at the first
general meeting Of the three
day convention.
The Alta is a national organi-
cation of teachers and administra-
tors in education. Delegates from
approximately forty states are
expected to be in attendance at
the annual event.
Miss Mowrey assumed the
presidency of NEA at the close
of the 18th annual meeting of the
association recently held in St.
Louis. She previously served one
term as first vice-president. Head
quarters of the NEA is in Wash
ington, d. c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-12
6n9ers
Cleaning,
By VIRGINIA HOOD


: eoing-away party given in hon
or of Jimmy Kindericks, who is
Getting ready to 60 back into
service at the residence of Sun
ME and Sally Carter of W.
Philly
Some of the guests enjoying
themselves to the highest were
Jean Camp Turner, Pat Whitby,
isaac Steingberg, Johnny Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy NOVEL;. Le-
vale Jones, Barbara Tate, Mr..
and Mrs. James Daniels. Douglas
Robinson, Lloyd Graham, Kath-
efine Hurley, Arthur Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Daniels,
Douglas Robinson. Karl Young,
Betty Brown, Herb Hayden, Joel
Lewis. William Green, Barbara
Sanford.
The Omegas just seem 10
draw the crowds on Friday
NIGHTS. Seen around the house
talking. laughing and having
gay time were Julian WYche.
DR.. William Harrison. Beverly
Evans. Avias Matthew. KathY
Ossman. Morris McFadden. Ber-
nice and Dorothy Cobb. Joan
Farve. Fred Haines. Jimmie
Fritz, Jimmie Cole. Harold
Hood. Bill Jones. Herbert Hall.
Visiting the Tribune office
from Louisville, KY, last week
was G. Fl. Brown. retired princi-
pal Of Frederick Douglass and
Benjamin Bannener schools. Mr..
Brown is visiting his daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Brown of Wexford.
Sunday night. Ovinxina TORY
gave a party which had a. some
of the guests Bob Thomas.
Jessie Stewart. Bill Work. Wal
ter Smith. Mrs. L. Neal Priscil-
la Hood. Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart.
Mrs. Edgar Robinson. Douglas
Robinson and yours truly.
The Omegas will give their
moonlight cruise of August 21st.
Velma and Evelyn Spearman
took quickie-trip to Chicago
last week end.
II seems as though al Of
the fellows are getting ready
tor the service. all are just
hoping and praying that IL will
be at least just two more weeks
before greetings will arrive.
Some awaiting orders are Her
bert Hall, Luther Flanagan,
Douglas Robinson, Karl Young.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-12
For Girls Who
Suffer Each Month

Sus Ia srampIna sontrNstions Of the organ
nvsssIes. fssts prove CArdui may help ease
~ hind 81 pain. and sometimes reiisvss
[sr.ns srtirsiv fry dardui yourself. and
snIoS ths wonderful new comfort Il may
oi{sr ~ helping - establish : mus .
as<jon irss fropp srsmping sonu sssi
H.. 's s.s 1920 svg.svs ~ !. " :.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-12

ordinary perilous time. The
thought of confusion. war hate
and fear. seem to be gripping a
fight hold on humanity all over
the world. In this time as in all
ther times. personally like to
stick TO the main stream of life.
as ! have always tried TO do in
everything do.
We all should trust in the pow
er of God, in whom is our main
stream of life. When we do this
we will not permit the streams
nor the waves of confusion, hate,
fear and war, to wash away our
faith, hope, charity and under
standing.
1t is always a pleasure for me
to try to bring to you delightful
and helpful events. Send me your
news, and let us hear from you.
Miss Marion Linden gradual
ed from Michigan State Normal
College in the midsummer
graduation class. Miss Linden
is a very promising young
woman. and the community and
her many relatives and friends
have greeted her happily. Miss
Linden is 1T home with her
parents. Mr.. and hrs. Linden
Of e70s vinswood.
Mrs. Susie CaSsell, of Indian
apolis, Ind, came to spend E<r
vacation here and attend the
graduation of her granddaughter,
Marion. William Chester, Of
Louisville, KY, cousin of Marion,
was present. Andrew Chambers
of Indianapolis, a cousin, was al
50 present. All have returned
home.
Mrs. . Linden, mother Of the
graduate, entertained group of
friends in honor of her mother
in-law, last Saturday afternoon
in her lovely flower garden
The Young Matrons of Tab
ernacle Baptist Church. gave =
Variety Garden party last Sat
urdaY at l772 West Grand Blvd.
Prizes were awarded 10 the
chuch with HE highest num-
Der Of guests present.
Officers of the Young Matrons
include: Fannie Patterson, Lucy
Lee and Alyce Faster. The Rev.
Jesse Jai McNiel is minister of
the church.
The Meet Your Neighbor
Block Club of 500 and $500
vinewood did not close down
during the summer session. The
group is continuing to carry on
many activities.
A weiner roast was given re-
Gently for the enjoyment of the
children as we'll as for the grown
people. Plenty of weiners were
roasted over an open fire, while
fruit punch was served.
Mrs. Josephine Billups from the
600 Block of Scotch Avenue
brought encouraging remarks.
She told the members about their
many activities for the past Is