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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28
Primitive Baptist
Set 4-Day Par|ey.

TALLAHASSEE p,s.;s.
W.M. Scott IS calling III p-;s
tive Baptist minister. deacon. !.
legates. members and friend, n
meet in the 44th Annual seS,,,|
of tie National Primitive P,s||
list Convention in Chs,tano0,,
Tennessee. August 22-26. Al tn r
Friendship Church. =
The theme that Will be unrsv..
ed during the & ssion is nj
Church Meeting Todays Needs n
A Changing World Able Ill
listers and delegates will be II
hand 10 aid in the cruside, HI
spirfng addresses and uplihn,|
spiritual sermons WI! be delvrI
ed
Host Pastor, A n. Syler. lM|
Ross Street, announces that N
and his congregation are spTr.I
no pains in making ready Id
the convention.
The church has been recena|
completed and the members sa
friends are busy getting thss
homes and facilities refined ID
the host % delegates and friends
Delegates are urged to write III
pastor now for room reseryatiOH
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Methodist Women
Seek Interrogation

Az the annual meeting Of the
Lexington Conference. Woman's
Society Of Christian Service, held
Z. Kentucky State College, July
1920. al Frankfort. Kentucky, a
resolution was drawn 10 be pres
ented TO the general conference
Of the Methodist Church next
year. al San Francisco. asking for
the oblation Of the Central Juris-
dict.on and requesting that the
Negro Churches and Negro Per
sonnet be integrsted with the
other jurisdictions
About 200 women from the
even states Of Kentucky, Indiana
illinois, Ohio, Minnesota and Wis
consin. were in attendance.
The Woman's Society Of Chris
tian Service, combined with the
School Of Missions, held its an
nual meeting at Kentucky State
College for the second consecu-
tive year. At the school of mis-
sions, courses were taught which
are set up by the National Board.
This year Family Life, Lat
in America Churches and Com
munity.' and The Book OF
Acts formed the Study Courses.
Mrs. J. Ernest wilkins Of Chi
cage is president Of the Lexing
ton Conference WSCS.
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100000 Murders VS. A
Century Of Education
b. Re-. RShArd oEa<r

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28

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mated 49, Of ssr pesssai popu-
lanoa. 90 30 Vii se<fnis nur-
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sionS and formative workshops
VIII be some OF the chief fea-
lures Of this meeting.
The official meeting will be-
gin Thursday morning, August
?. Consequently, all those who
are planning TO attend are urged
and advised 10 arrive in St Louis
IN tine 10 register and receive
their credentials prior 10 this
time.
Registration fees Will be 81 90
per delegate or representative
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28
Chicago Pastor
is Emancipation
Day Speaker

On Sunday. July %, DR.. J. H.
Jackson, national speaker and
pastor Of Olivet Baptist Church
of Chicago, and vice-president
Of National Baptist Convention
USA, Inc, will be the main speak
er and guest OF the afternoon
for the Annual Emancipation Day
Celebration in Windsor, Canada.
Presiding as Master Of Cere-
monies will be DR.. A. A. Banks
Jr., pastor of Second Baptist
Church of Detroit. upon whom
recently was conferred a Doc
tors degree by the Arkansas Bap-
list College.
Musical selections viii be rem
dered by the Martin DePorres
Choral Ensemble OF Sacred Heart
Catholic Church. Detroit. In ad-
dition. Mrs. Florence Pate Samp-
son. an outstanding Detroit So
prano soloist. Will sing: Mrs. Je-
rene G. Macklin is program chair
man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28

AL Episcopal Districts. Con-
ferences and local lay orsani-
xa;ions are especially urged 10
send as many delegates as pos
sible 10 attend this important
and epochai meeting which will
convene On the dates and place
Aforementioned
AL the AAfE Laymen repre-
senrng local churches ssnd So
-ie;ies are urged to send as many
representatives. as possible Out
standing speakers. panel discus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28
anne Correctional Laymen
to Meet in Saint ouis

Episcopal Districi Law o..
za'lons are expected TO ,s ssa'
their full assessments. 'Sp'a
Those planning to Alta,
should contact Atty. Frss~ .aa
l. Martin. Chairman Of =.
ransemenfs. s24s Cate, ."
81. Louis Q. Mo. w.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28
Cleveland Brother

Robert Phil ps Of Clevelan'
Ohio would like to locate his 81
ter whom ne has nc; seen sna
1913 at the death Of their mOa4
or. Della Phillip. The Phillip
resided in BirlnlngAam, Ala
the time.
Persons hay me lntornstu1
about Willie Mae present Srj
name unknown. should con'a|
Robert Cunnlnera,1, al 1870
40th St, in CleN Gland, Ohio, 4
this newspaper
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28


Misses Leona W Jones and
Wilma Henn.ngs left by plane
Monday for New York City TO
spend three weeks vacation Later
they expect to join Miss Jones in
Boston, Mass.
T. A. Esselrnan Of 1888 Z. Alex
andrine and NJ. Esselman Of ll776
Cardoni were happy TO entertain
their sister and her husband, the
Rev. and Mrs. Herman Burns Of
Indianapolis, Ind. The couple left
Thursday morning.
a testimonial program was
given in honor Of Mrs. Annie
Brown of 1912 Mack al Sacred
Cross Baptist Church by the
Michigan Distric. Association.
Women's Auxiliary. honorine
Mrs. Brown for her seventeen
years Of service.
Mrs Robert Cunningham q
1922 Division. visited friends and
relatives in St Louis, No. who
came 10 Detroit for the all-star
game. She spent two weeks
there, and visited the scene Of
much sorrow. the flooded Mis-
sissippl River in the East.
Clark Hall, the man who gives
the handicaps a party once a
year, will have his picture pub
lished in the next edition of the
Tribune. Be sure to purchase the
next weeks issue.
Dear Miss Conner: Will YOU
tell me if l should marry the
man ! am keeping company with.
or wait for the other one in my
hometown whom l have been
going with for over 10 years.
Answer: Miss, You did not state
whether he is good or bad. nor
did you mention whether he had
many faults. Since you have
been going together for over Is
years, it appears that you should
be able to get along with your
boy friend. il and when you get
married. / feel that you should
attempt TO find out who you
love. then marry only him. II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28

you can not make up your mind
about whom you love. then try
10 select the one who is in love
with YOU. II neither love YOU
then attempt to select only him
who is able 10 support you and
is kind TO you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-28

The correctional Laymens Organization Of the At
rican Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its biennial
meeting in ST. Louis Missouri August 2nd 3rd and 4th
al ST Paul AME Church, Lefngwel Avenue and Lawton
Evening star., 1951-06-22
District Area Juniors
Trail in Golf Tourney

Sonny Blackwell of George
Washington High has quite a few
strokes to make UP today if near
by Virginia is to have a repre-
sentative on the Old Dominion
team in the Junior Chamber Of
Commerce National Junior tour
nament at Durham, N. c. in
August.
A field of 25 youngsters from
throughout the State played Ia
holes at Belle Haven yesterday
and had 18 more scheduled to-
day in the qualifying rounds
Blackwell was closest of the area
players to the leaders.
The leader was Jimmy Deemer
of Radford with a "a, followed by
Frank Harris of Norfolk with IS
Lew Harris of Richmond with "
and Allan Penick of Lexington
with 79. Blackwell shot an 81.
Johnny Johnson, captain OF the
Mount Vernon golfers, shot az
80 but was disqualified when NJ
failed to hole on the third green
picking his ball up when it wal
inches away in a moment OF for
getfulness.
Congressional Pro Witty Coz
will have a shotmaking exhibi
ton and clinic following the play
Evening star., 1951-06-22
|Warrenton 10 Have
2-Day Pony Show

Pony and junior riders will have
another two-day show this week
end.
On Saturday and Sunday the
32d Warrenton Pony Show will be
held at Warrenton, Va.
The 37-class program will start
lat 10 am. (EDT) Saturday and
pm. Sunday.
The District area will be well
represented. Heading the list will
be entries from Mr.. and Mrs. E
w. Revercomb's pony establish.
ment at Mclean, Va; Laura Lee
Shreve from Falls Church, Va.
and Carroll Ann Ebeling from
Chevy Chase. The Revercomt
ponies, Baby. Chincoteague Ga.
and Lone Wolf, will be handled BY
Toni Brewer.
Laura Lee Shreve will show hel
ponies Popsickle, Chico, Tattel
Pie and Flame, as well as her out.
standing junior mount. Cheese.
cake. Carroll Ann Ebeling viii
be showing her pint-sizec
Merry o.
Evening star., 1951-06-22
Borrowed Wedge Smooths PothFiv Coast Jumpers
InMrs. Kreuzburg's Title Quest In Potomac Hunts
By MerreII WhittIesey

A chance round of golf last
Sunday afternoon has proved to
be of considerable Importance this
week to Mrs. Richard Kreuzburg,
who finds herself in today's finals
Iof the District women's golf
championship for the first time.
The Kenwood Club player had
AN 18-hole date today at Wood
mont with Mrs. Walter r. Stokes,
who is making her sixth appear
Iance in the final and bidding for
her fourth title. He first triumph
was in 1941.
Mrs. Kreuzburg played nine
holes on short notice at her home
club last Sunday and in her haste
to round up a set of clubs. took
her husbands wedge. She played
the nine in SO, thanks to some
Stroke saving approaches.
Dick, a former Kenwood Club
champion, allowed his wife to
borrow his trusty wedge for the
championship this week, and now
it looks as though he'll never get
it back.
Second Low Qualifier.
It's not that Mrs. Kreuzburg has
been using it in sand traps-she
hasn't been in a trap in four
rounds-but she has been making
some magnificent approaches with
the club. 1t has been so good tol
her that she was second low quail
fer, and now has won three
straight matches without a hot
putting streak.
Yesterday the Kenwood player
defeated Sally Carroll of Belle
Haven, 2 and l. after leading from
the second hole.
Mrs. Kreuzburg has been playing
the same type golf, an 80 in the
qualifying round, 80 in the first
round. SO in the second, and yes
terday she needed par for an 81,
but did not play the last hole.
Miss Carroll, a Capital Airlines
ticket agent, came from 8 down
to pull within a one-hole margin
at the 11th, but Mrs. Kreuzburg
forged ahead again. Sally's next
tournament appearance will be in
the West Virginia women's cham
pionship June 20 at White Sui
Iphur Springs.
Mrs. Rex Howard of Kenwood,
whose course record rs was the
sensation of the quarter finals
Wednesday. played Mrs. Stokes
even for 10 holes yesterday, and
then her wood shots suddenly let
her down and she lost four of the
next five holes.
Gets Six Straight Pars.
Mrs. Stokes defeated Mrs.
Howard. 4 and 3, with string of
six straight women's pars on
the back nine after wobbly t.
going A. With three holes to
play, Mrs. Stokes had par in for
an 30. 1t was the third straight
day she ended her match on the
18th green by 4 and 3 margin,
having accomplished the same
margin against ex champions
Mrs. Marie Walper and Mrs.
Betty Meckley.
Mrs. Stokes, who like Mrs.
Kreuzburg, qualified with the sec
Iond low score of 80, has moved
Through the toughest bracket
without really being extended. The
Evening star., 1951-06-22
Star Pilots Renewing
Rivalry al Lanham

Tonight's modified stock car
racing at West Lanham will fea-
ture the rivalry between Bill
Pfster of Eatonville, N. Y. and
frankie Schneider of Asbury
Park, N. j.
Pfster, a newcomer to the game
in this area, has scored two
straight feature race victories over
Schneider. He won last nights
main event at Asbury Park and
last Friday at West Lanham he
beat Schneider to end the latter's
string of nine straight victories.
Also prominent in tonight's field
lis Wally Campbell, leading point
scorer at Lanham for two years
but who still is trying for his first
victory there this year. Others
lined up by Racing Director Red
Crise include Cotton Kind, Lucky
Loux, Charlie Dyer, Reds Fowler.
West Morgan and Lou johnson.
Evening star., 1951-06-22

fs41-42-47 champion has played
much too steadily for her oppo-
Inents.
If Mrs. Stokes wins today she
will join Mrs. A. B. Bower, who
did not defend her title. as a four
time champion. Mrs. Bower or
Mrs. Stokes have monopolized the
District women'S title since 1910
The tournament was suspended
during the war.
Mrs. Kreuzburg's victory yester.
day won only Let's go to Glen
Echo" from 9-year-old George
Kreuzburg, who was promised ar
outing as birthday present. The
other children of the Kreuzburg's
Iare Judy, 712. and Bobby, 1s
months.
Pairings in the other finals to-
day:
Championship consolation: Mrs T. c
Ferrtday OF Prince Georges VS.. Mrs. Jacl
First fight: Mrs. John Mancos Of Bell,
Haven vs.. Mrs. Richard johnson of Chevy
Chase: Cons2lationLMrs. H. I. Lacey o.
Second flight-Mrs. J. W. Godfrey o.
Congressional VS.. Mrs. Allan Sherier o.
shssdaf w6odmon. cednsolationMrs Theod'OI5,
Of Belle Haven.
Third fisht-Mrs E. I. Kaufman O
Woodmont VS.. Mrs; Henry LebovitZ O.
Woodmo2t Consolation-Mrs; NJ. 7. Fer
mayer Of Kenwood
Fourth night-Becky Feller of Bethesda
vs. Mrs, ]. w. Cave of Manor. Consola
tion-Mrs. M. NJ. Hay of Army Navy VS.
Mrs. w. W. Teeter of Belle Haven
Fifth fiight-Mrs. j. s. Myers Of Con
gressional VS.. Mrs. r. E. Babcock o.
Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1951-06-22
In Potomac Hunts
|Biq Show Sunday
By AnaeIino J. CarobeIIi

California bred horses will lend
an intersectional flavor to the
Potomac Hunt Clubs annual
horse show Sunday at the clubs
kennels near Potomac, Md. Five
jumpers from the Pacific Coast
will challenge the best horses in
the area in the day-long COM
petition beginning at 10 o'clock.
Championships will be awarded in
the conformation hunters, work.
ing hunters and jumper divisions.
One of the high spots Of the
Maryland show circuit, the Poto-
mac Hunts meeting again has
attracted a star-studded field.
and the California entries should
add to the interest.
Mare Was Runner-up.
Snooty Face, a consistent win
Iner in California, will be shown
by Owner Mary r. Birch of Chula
Vista, while 1t. and Mrs. John
Torbert, now stationed at An
napolis, have entered Penny A
Pitch. The latter, a 6-year -oid
mare. who made the cross-country
haul in a trailer last fall, took
the junior and hunter champion
ships at the Maryland University
show and has several other worth
while triumphs- to her credit.
Gracias. veteran performer who
lis at home in the hunt field, hunt
races and show competition, has
been entered by Capt. and Mrs.
Stedman Teller. The latter also
have entered Tellermark, a horse
bred, trained and ridden by Mrs.
Teller. Tellermark was foaled at
Miss Birch's famed Rancho del
Otay and was runner-up in hunter
competition at the Iron Bridge
Hunt Show on Memorial Day.
Roping Exhibition.
Claude Ovens Sky's Shadow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Hallman's
Gray Lark, entries from George
DiPaula's stable, Roxanne Wagner
with her talented string from
Baltimore, Md. and a score OF
others will be on hand to make
the going tough for the West
erners.
In addition to the 19-class card
the days program will include q
cutting and roping exhibition by
the Al-Marah Arabian horse
farms skilled representatives. as
well as an exhibition by Miss
Birch's golden Palomino parade
stallion Omagerto.
At 2:30 o'clock the Melvin
Hazen Field, Potomac Hunts new
show grounds will be- dedicated
Master of ceremonies for the
memorial dedication will be
Arthur Godfrey. Another interest
ing exhibition will be the parad.
ing Of the Potomac hunt hounds
the hounds will be under the di.
rection of M.F.H. A. G.. Earnest
assisted by the honorary whipper.
ins Mr.. and Mrs. William Carroll
Mrs. Alice Berry and the pro.
Ifessional tsman Dougla!
Burgess.
Evening star., 1951-06-22
Fort Myer Beaten
By 'One-Mon Team
At Fredericksburq

Fort Myers baseball team,
led by eX-major leaguers
Johnny Antonelli. Danny o.
Connell and Sam Calderone
is wondering whether it can
draft a Fredericksburg, Va,
semipro.
The soldiers lost, 1913, to
an all-Star team at Freder-
icksburg last night, thanks to
a one man show by First
Baseman Bobby Donner.
Donner batted in eight runs
and smashed two homers, one
with the bases loaded.
Evening star., 1951-06-22
DeadIine Near for Entries
In District Tennis Tournev

The District mems singles and
doubles tennis championships will
open June 80 at Columbia Coun-
try Club.
Entry fees are SO for singles and
81 per team for doubles and nc
entries will be accepted unless ac-
companied by fees.
Entries for singles matches
close at noon Wednesday with
Buddy Goeltz, Tennis Shop
Columbia Country Club. Blanks
are available there.
Evening star., 1951-06-22
Mrs. Eli AmunueI Wins
Indian Spring Tourney

Mrs. Eli Amanuels 90-21-69
won low net in the Ladies Day
golf tournament at Indian Spring
Country Club yesterday. Mrs.
William Wetzen was second with
86-16-70 and Mrs. Ray Weis-
berg third with 10o-29-71.
Mrs. Louis Markus had the
lowest front nine score of
47-13-34 and Mrs. w. w. Kin
singer took the back nine prize
with 44-11-33.
Evening star., 1951-06-22
Rossini Succeeds Ridings
As Columbia Cage Coach
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June 22.-Lou
Rossini, who guided Columbia
University's basketball team to
the Ivy League championship last
season, today took over officially
as head coach.
Gordon Ridings, who suffered a
heart attack just before the start
of last season, stepped down as
coach yesterday with the state
ment that he would prefer not to
undergo the heavy pressure OF
the job.
Evening star., 1951-06-22
70 in Qualifying Round
For ; Public Links Spots

Twenty public links players. 18
from the District and two from
Baltimore. were playing for three
places to the National Public
Links championship next month
in Milwaukee in sectional qualify
ing rounds today at East Potomac.
This is the smallest field in re-
cent years to compete in this sec
ton. Play was over 36 holes.
Evening star., 1951-06-22
Tigers, 9; As, )

Runs-Groth, Priddy 20. KeIl. wsrtz.
nial scheib. Errors-Philley. Runs bat
Mallin. M Keil, Wertz rs, Fain rs. scheib,
Two-base hits-Schetb. Majeski; zernial,
Three-base hits--Mullin. Wertz. Home run
to Kryhoski; Kell to Priddy 70 .Kryhoski.
Left on bases-Detroit, 8; Philadelphia. s.
Bases on balls-of ssheib, g; Of Cain, 2:
By Cain, /. Hits-Of scheib. II in 713
innings; Of Msrtin ! n 1as p,an inninss VIII Hit
ning pitcher-Cain t6-4l. Losing pitcher
l-scheib Q-7). Time-2;12. Attendance
liza .346.
Evening star., 1951-06-22
Downtown Boys Wins

The Downtown Boys Of the
Junior Police and Citizens Corps
defeated the Georgetown Indians,
1910. yesterday as Calvin Sibley
pitched q 2-hitter.
Evening star., 1951-06-22

Ten years ago-Frank Parker
won the national clay courts
tennis title by defeating Bobby
Riggs, Ga, 6-1.
Evening star., 1951-06-22

One year ago today-Joe Nc
Carthy resigned as manager Of
the Red Sox and was succeeded
by Steve O'Neill.
Evening star., 1951-06-22


Runs-Abrams. Robinson, Hodges t2),
Furillo, Bridges. Usher, Wyrostek (2), Nc
MILAN. Error-Kluszewski. Runs batted
in-Abrams (2), Robinson, Furillo, Bridges,
Kluszewski. stallcup, Hatton. Mcmillan.
Two-base hits-Reese, Wyrostek, Bridges,
Abrams. Kluszewski. Hodges, Stallcup
Furillo. Home runs-Robinson. Mcmillan.
Stolen bases-Abrams, Adams. Left on
bases-Brooklyn, 10i Cincinnati, s. Bases
on balls-or Fox, 2; of Roe. 81 of
Wehmeier, 2; OF Erautt, ]. Struck out
BY Fox, 3; by Roe, 3; by Wehmeier. 2; by
Erautt l.. Hits-Of Fox. in 4b
innings; on Wehmeier. 2 in innings; OF
Erautt, none in 1ls innings; of Smith,
none in "a inning; of Byerly. in 23 in
ming; off Roe, II in SO innings; off Err
skine, none in % inning. Hit by pitched
ball-By Fox (Furillo). Winning pitcher
Roe 00-0l. Losing pitcher-Fox (3-4)
Time 80. ,S27
Evening star., 1951-06-22

Five years ago today-Gallor-
cite beat Stynie by a head to
win the 58th Brooklyn Handi-
cap.
Evening star., 1951-06-22
Indiuns, 8; Red Sox, a

Runs-Simpson. Avila. Dolby t2). Rosen,
Chapman. Boone, Kennedy. Pesky. Will
liams t2l. yollmer. Errors.stephens,
Chapman a., Hegan, Vollmer, Dropo,
Williams. Stephens. Two-base hits-Chap-
man, Dropo, Williams. Goodman. Stolen
hases-Chapman, Boone. Kennedy. Good
man. sacrif1ces-Avila, Garcia. Double
plays-poerr to Dropo; Pesky to Doerr to
Dropo; Boone to Aytla to Simpson. Rosen
land, 10; Boston. 10. Bases on balls-of1
McDermott 4; of W. Evans, l; of
o ssrci On STUCK neees oatsS on Mepspmott xgn
) innings faced : 6atters in ninth: oil
Lemon. none In / inning; of McDermott,
5 In 2 innings faced batters in third
Of W. Evans. 8 in 8 innings; of Kinder
l in 2 innings, OF Hinrichs, In l inning;
W. Evans. Winning. pitcher-Garcia
t6-5). Losing pitcher-McDermott (4-4
Time :33. ,220.
Evening star., 1951-06-22

Runs-Waitkus, Ashburn. Jones (3),
Nicholson co, Ennis, Brown CO. Metko-
None. Runs batted lnEHamner Brown
-, Bell t2l Seminick go. Kiner. Mich
olson. Howerton, Jones, Metkovich. Two
Reiser. Home runs-Brown, Nicholson
Jones. sacrifice-Jones.: Double play
Hammer TO Caballero to Watkins. Left on
Bases on baiis-of La Paine. 3; of
Walsh; /; of Roberts. l. Struck out-By
by Queen, l. Hits-Of La Palme. 5 in 3
innings; of Walsh, 4 in innings; of
Queen, in 2 innings. Winning pitcher
Roberts go. Losing pitcher-La Paine
iQ-4. Time: :26 Attendance-hRS2
Evening star., 1951-06-22

vim. Mize (2J. Errors-None. Runs batted
Nike (2l. Two-base hits-Stewart, Carras-
Mize (2l. Robinson. Double plays-Cole-
man to Rizzuto to MiSe: Rizzuto to Mize;
Rizzuto to Coleman to Mize t2).. Left or
on ballsMof Rosovin, L: of Shea. T,
Struck out-lBy Rogovin. l; by Shea. a
by Kuzava, 2. Hits-Of Shea, 8 in 6h
Kramer. 8 In / inning. Hit BY pitched
ball-By Shea (MasD. Winning pitcher
Rogovin (4-3l. Losing pitcher-Shes
(2-4. Time-2:35. Attendance-20.3 .399