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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-18

Mrs. Sybil Graham. wife Of DR..
J. A. Graham, and Mrs. B. Preston
of w. Chicago Blvd. entertained
the out-of-townerS with a dinner
party for 20 at the Surf Club on
Friday.
Mr.. Andrew Fruehauf, C.S., own
er of the Detroit Tribune is one of
the finest individuals known. He ia
unselfsh, tireless and sincere in his
efforts in spreading the word Of
God to all mankind. We are very
grateful that he is heading and
backing the Tribune, for we know
he stands absolutely for Truth"
Adieu until next week,
Please send US your news
Call TR. 5-9774 for your news,
LOLLY POP.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-18

Christian Science, by Mar,
Baker Eddy reaching the Tri'
hume readers weekly, is doing
neat deal Of good.
The members Of the Tribune
usH say. We think our pub
Usher. and newspaper are fine.
and the best is yet to be.
Members Of the office force
md STAFF include B. Elizabeth
Ellington. Andrew Powell. Julian
: Wyche. Luther Webb. William
Fll,nr,on. ST.. William Bonds
Mss Lowell Locke, lily Boykin.
I,o ence Bulkey. jerome Ball.
Quentin McDuffy. Mrs. Wilma
Marshal. David McClendon and
Miss NJ A. Conner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-18
By LOWELL LOCKE

Beauty is a thing of life, which
dwells forever in the eternal for
ever in the eternal mind and reflects
the charms of His goodness in ex-
preston, form, outlivs and color"
Mary Baker Eddy.
The Detroit Wilberfores alumni
association held their first annual
Alumni Breakfast. at the beautiful
Davis Virginia Style Breakfast Club
Sunday.
The Patrons Of the Arts held
their regular monthly meeting on
Thursday. Everyone was very en-
thusiastic. and they have every rea-
son to be. for the Patrons are offer
ing very outstanding program of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-18
DETROITER ELECTED
SECRETARY

Mrs Jessie II Rodgers Of 7745
? Kirby. was elected uropposcd
tho International Secretary 81
Tho International Grand Guild
or Templsr CiuSades. The In.
irrational Grand Guild Iieroines
OF Terplar Crusades % North
america and Foreign Jurisdiction
OF Prince Han afiliaton held the
22nd Biennial Conference IN In
dianspolis Ind IN August
Mrs Ross is congratulated BY
Ms. Mayme l. Copeland Hop
knsville Ky, the Int national
Grand Princess Captain. and Mrs
Maioric Collins International
Cross Bearer
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RUMMAGE SALE
af ST. Matthew

A Rummage Sale sponsored hv
the Women's Club will be held
at the ST. Matthew Hall. Harper
AT Buckingham on FRIDAY. Ocio-
he' 18th from Q am. until noon.
Clothing for the entire family
and MANY useful household items
and TOYS will be offered al bar
Gains. Mrs Daniel A. Sweeney
chairman. assisted by Mrs Naur-
ice c Chevalier co-charman
VIII be in charge 81 the AFFAIR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-18

Anniversary Banquet of Baihshe
ba Chapter No. 9 O.E.S.. PHA
on Friday evening, October 18th
at Prince Hall Masonic Temple,
$500 McDousall at B pm. Mich
ieans Gov. G. Mennen Williams
will bring official greetings
Mrs A A Banks. Jr. and Ms.
Sadie +. Ransom are the co-chair-
men OF the event. Mrs Villa
Clark IS the Worthy Matron.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-18

o. George. son OF Mrs. Pennie
George OF 1917 Eighth and Miss
Thelma Lee Norwood. daughter
of Mrs Emma Davis OF 1862
Tenth. motored TO Ohio last FRI
day to be united IN marriage.
A dinner was given al the home
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-18
BY LAWRENCE BuLKLEY

Cpl Raymond Harrison, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Harrison Of
53l Campbell serving with the
lst Marine Division on the bat
tlcfront IN Korea, met with one
Of his old classmates. Pfc Rob
eri Kelley who Is also serving
with the FIRST Maine DIVISION
Both were graduated from River
Rouge High School
Dorothy ReYnold. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett. be-
came the bride of Joel Briggs
Saturday evening al the home
OF the brides parents al sos
Palmerston. The reception i'm
mediafelY followed.
The River Rouge United Ctr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-18

Drning meeting
last Friday at
ivacinth Court
innex. Meetings
viii continue on
alternate FRI
laws unless nOii-
fed The club
welcomes n e W
members
y r Edward
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nEr YOUR NErGHsoR CLUB

TIE ,lee' Your Neiehbor Block
Liao elected new officers al the
d s'd b meeting. held al the home
~ Ms Arthur {. Bennett Of
tG' Vinewood. The get-to-gether
p'ogsc delightful evening
Pans were discussed for the
y n'ef including how 10 cooper
D. p getting nd OF rats II was
rpolied that tho trees would be
tnned. az soon as possible, II
Needed.
4 Msry homes have been re-
ncdeled. and repaired: others
Dc Preparing 10 make repairs.
anJ Christmas Party Is plan
hed
Ma Bennett was elected pres
feri
MARY v. BECK
n Councilman Mary v. Beck will
~ - guest speaker at the 38th
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-18
By BETTE ELLINCTo
TRIBUNE STAFF

The Tribune staff says: We happy to acknowledge
that greatly appreciate the very fine contribution
presenting to the general public A Crusader for tn.
pyincble Divine Rights of man, he is doing great ob
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-18

sral manager OF AL Long. lne.'
Joyce Pniewski. champion with
national recognition in The un-
der Is years class; Al Long.
Mrs. Hoxie. Donna Stack. Bill
Bradford. Carol Lewicki.
Front row tleii 10 right:
Donna Zoski. who az 9 has
competed in 10 national tour.
namenisi Phyllis Ssgsnski. 10.
who is the under IL years
champion OF Michigan and
Canada; Clarence crisss. Rus
sell Johnson. Henry Calvin.
Frank Skrupski. James Tasea.
Peter Hoinscki. George Hodiew
and Russell Snow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-18

The River Rouge United Citl-
IONS League Club held It's fall
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-18
4 FREE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE LECTURE

AFres Christian Science Lee
lure will be given on Monday
evening. October 20. 1852. az
EIGHT o'clock. The Lecturer will
be Theodore Wallach. C.S.. OF
Chicago. Illinois. Member Of the
Beard Of Leciureship OF The
Mother Church The First
Church OF Christ. Scientist.
Boston. Massachusetts,.
The place will be First
Church Of Christ Scientist. 4743
Cas- Avenue. Detroit. Michigan.
"Ho ete.v one that thirsteth
Core 10 the waters.
And H. that hath no money;
Come ve buy. and eat
Yea come buy vine and milk
Without money and without
pii,e lSa. Dol.
You a.e invited to a Free Lee
I ui'led Christian Science:
The K,v ~ Happiness by Theo-
dc " Nach. CS. Of Chicago
1i,no' Member ~ the Board OF
lecirlestp OF The Mot h r
Church The First Church Of
Chrs' SCIENTIST in Boston. Mas
; chu>ers. Sunday. October 49,.
loie a. 3 20 pm. Fourth Church
, C,' Science. 5240 West
C1'cseo Blvd. Detroit Michigan.
A 80 welcome.
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Homecoming
al Wu,nc
Sci Nor. Isl

odd Grads" Of Wsvne Univer.
Sity will be welcomed back Il
their alma mater Saturday, Nov
when Wayne celebrates It's 18th
Annual Homecoming with q gala
parade. football game and dance
The festivities will begin with
a colorful parade OF floats al
pm. al Lyndon and Livernois.
and go on 10 the University Of
Detroit stadium where the
Wayne Tarisrs will battle the
Michigan State Normal Hurons
al AIS pm.
Homecoming queen. who Will
be selected with her court on
October %. will reign at the
game and al the traditional in
formal dance 10 be held al $50
pm. SATURDAY. in Grand Ball
room of the Masonic Temple with
music BY Danny Baker and his
orchestra.
During intermisslon ceremonies
the queen VIII award trophies
for the best floats in the parade
and the best home decorations on
campus.
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former Detroiters, are now teach
ing at Albany State College, Geor-
gia. They send hello to all their
old friends through their Miss Wv
ian Pettiford of w. Grand Blvd.
Plymouth Congregational Church
held its annual Homecoming serv-
ices Sunday. DIR. VIM. J. Faulkner
was the guest speaker.
A reception Immediately follow
ed the Vespers.
Everyone had n perfectly won
derful time at the West Virginia
Alumni Fall Festival.
Music was furnished by David
Heard and his All-Stars.
James Nunley surprised his wife,
Daisy, Oh her birthday Wednesday
evening with a lovely surprise birth
day party in their Colfax Avenue
home.
Among the guest present to wish
Daisy many happy returns of the
day were: Mr. and Mrs. James
Matthews, Jr.; Armstead Booker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas DeCoursey,
Andrew Thompson, Ann Matthews
Beverly Lawrence. Ben Hall. Car
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
BY LOWELL LOCKE

Great not like Caeser, stained
with blood,
But only great as ] am good"
Bathsheba Chapter No. 8, order
OF the Eastern Stars, gave its 38th
anniversary banquet at Prince Hall
Masonic Temple on McDougall
Ave, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Peoples of w.
Euclid Avenue, charter members of
the affiliation were presented beau
tiful gifts of jewelry from the or
der.
Over 200 guests were present
and each guest was presented a
corsage OF baby NUNS and tbou-
tonnieres for the men).
Councilman Mary Beck was the
principal speaker. Mrs. A. A. Banks
was the toast mistress.
The Mothers Club of the Leland
School gave their annual card par
ty Wednesday evening at Club
Eagle. The party is given annually
to raise funds for added needed
equipments and comforts of the
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LOLLY pop SOCIETY NOTES

school. II was a very successful
party and many friends were pres
ent to enjoy the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Mayberry
and Mr.. Henry Partee. departed TO
Nashville, Tenn. for fortnight.
Mrs. Mary Hewitt entertained
her bridge club Saturday afternoon
in her lovely Epworth Ave. home.
Among those enjoying Mays hos
pitality were: Betty Griffin, Louise
Garrison. Sue Smith, Cora Mae
DeVaughn, and yours truly.
Mrs. Eddie Mae Watson Of Mt.
Olive. New York and her tiny
daughter, were the houseguest of
Mrs Marvin Mccullough Of Ben
son Street.
Little Annette Dennis celebrated
her Bird birthday Monday. She was
remembered with many lovely gifts
from her loved ones. Annetta is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Worlee
Dennis of French Road.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Culver are
enjoying the beauty and comforts
of their new Edison Ave. home.
Catherine and Dorsey Walker,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
New Color for
BrownskinCals
BY KAY VAUGHAN

NEW YORK --(CNS)-lt may
come from Miami Fla. where
the fashion industry is making
8 heavy bid for lis share in sell
ing glamour clothes 10 American
women nonetheleSs this new
color is just wonderful for women
with color rs called CaluSa
Coral and they are heraldlne :
the color OF the season"
And no wonder for is a place
coral pink and il gets It's name
rom the Indians who once
roamed around the Florida KEYS
That's why Calusa Coral Is so
flattering TO all kinds Of skin
tones.
II so nicely compliments rich
bfownSkins and will give YOU
that ''pickme-up' lft that a
right and good color can. You
can get Just about all kinds Of
clothes in Calusa Coral as sports
wear. cocktail fashions and even
toys for the youngsters.
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oln Began.
A daughter was born Oct. - to
the Richard Van Ripers. Mrs. Van
Ripper is the former Helen c. Tay-
Tor; the maternal grandparents are
the Vim. Taylors of Van Courver
Avenue.
All those who did not see the
Janet Collins Premiere Danseuss
show of Metropolitan Opera, SUM-
day night in the Masonic Temple
auditorium under the auspices of
the Nellie Watts concerts. missed
a real treat.
Not only was Miss Collins a most
beautiful unusual dancer, but her
interpretations were breath-taking.
Her assistants: Fred Thomas,
baritone Theodore Benedict, drum
mer: and Kenneth Mcguire, plan
ist-all were equally as fine and
contributed to make the program
most delightful and enjoyable.
Adieu until next week.
Please call US with your news
TR. 5-9774.
Yours truly,
LOLLY POP.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
Art Institute Calendar Week

University. No charge. Tickets
a. Publications Desk one week
in advance.
Oct 20. s pm. The Finishing
Touch by A. s. Csvallo. gallery
talk on pottery. porcelain. textiles
and glass in the Venetian Ex-
hibitIon.
Wednesday, Oct 30, 8 pm.
LeSsure Hall. Michigan Silver
smiths Guild lecture The Crafts
man in an Industrial Age" by
Mrs. Vanderbilt, Webb. president
Of the American Crafismen's
Educational Council Free OF
charge
Venice and the 18th Century
and Venetian 18th Century Prints.
through Nov. , Life Magazine
Photographs OF Renaissance ven-
ICE through October: European
and American Water Colors from
the Permanent Collection. through
October Water Colors from the
Children Summer Workshop.
through October Five Hundred
Years Of Bibles. thru October.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
Young Peoples
Social Notes
BY JEROME BALL

The young people OF the
West Side area were offered
two very speeis; events for
their Friday. Oct. 18th eve.
ning's entertainment.
The Alhrailos an an girls
club. gave yesv gay sffau at
the home Of Miss Gwendolyn
Zimmerman. The turnout for this
lovely affair was really great.
Some Of the guest included Ben
ME Glen. Katie Wilcoxin. Tom
mic Jean Williams. Gwendolvn
Jordan. John Tally. Bobby Hsr-
per Donna Williams. Cody Viii
!ams thome from Air Force),
Eugene Reed (home from Navy).
Joyce Barnett. Rose Powers. Pat
McCray Janis Phillips. Robert
BovSe anc many others.
The officers in this club are
president. Willie Lee Hale: sec.
rotary. Rita Grey; treasurer.
Gwen Zimmerman. All the
guests seemed 10 have had q
very lovely evening.
The othel special occasion was
given by group called Just
Us This is a considerably young
group and this was one OF their
elaborate affairs
The club members are Eloise
Moore president; Amelia Moore.
secretary: Linda Brown treas
urer: Nander Brown. Courtney
Talberi. John Moore and Joe
Holt, Some OF their guests we're
Marv Tucks'one. Bette King.
Iione Brown. Bertha Brown and
others.
Here is hint for the future.
The Rivierss are presenting
very exiravagant dance AT the
James Europe Post on West War
rem Saturday. Nov. ,
The R'vieras are anticipating
, really fine occasion. They are
presenting TO their guest very
special group OF Young all-star
nemcd the PaSicls
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craffsmsn Industrial Age
a Lecture

THE Craftsman in an Indus
Trial Age. a lecture by Mrs
Vanderbilt Webb president OF
the American Craftsmen Educa-
fional Council. will be presented
free OF charge Wednesday eve
ring, October 20 at 9 nm. in the
Lecture Hall OF the Detroit In
stitute OF Arts. The program.
beamed both 10 amateurs who
pursue handicrafts as a hobby
and TO professionals. is co-spon-
sored by the Michigan Silver
smiths Guild and the Art Insti-
tute.
Some of the questions OF mar
ketinR and production. as well
as a brief survey OF crafts in
America today will be discussed
by Aileen Webb. who has been
closely associated with the craft
movement in America for many
years.
Members of the Michigan Sill.
versmiths Guild will be on hand
to discuss the work Of the guild
with persons interested in Join.
inR the group.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
Christian Science Churches

' = u'e stare OF man m the world to discussed
IN the Lesson-Sermon TO be read in all Chri.,,ao 60
churches on Sunday October 20 under the subject poba,or
After Death" EQUATION
me Golden Text is from Corinthians (lssss7,. "rh.
sing OF death SIM and the strength of sin is the ~
But hanks be God which gveih the victory brouob
Lord Jesus Christ" 'ousn
Among the Bible citations is this passage Rom sin
"e 9pnlt OF nun that raised up Jesus from the dead
dwell YOU. he that raised I'D Christ from, ,b Z u'u
quicken your mortal bodies by his Spirit that dcclIetb ~
Coreishve passages from Science and Health with K.v
10 me scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy include:
Jesus unchanged physical condition after wha, ss.a
TO be death was followed by his exslison abov. ali 80
eai eono'ons and this e>altaion explained his
SION and revealed unmisaksblY probationary and nro
sressve state beyond the grave" (pAs) ''N p'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
Venetian Art
Exhibit Slated

The great 18th Gentry vene-
| 80 Ar exhibition at the Detroit
,.s,;tute of Arts continues
,Syough Nov 2, when the paint
;ass furniture and decorative art
effects will be shipped TO Indi-
.rapolis for display in the John
Heron Gallery until the end OF
December
Final showing of the Art In
.,itute's color and sound film on
vene,ias art is scheduled for
Sunday. Oct. 20. al 4 pm. There
Z no charge and a conducted
tour Of the Venetian exhibition
will follow.
Last in a series OF lectures and
gallery tours on the Venetian
exhibition conducted by Adolph
6 Cavsllo Of the museum staff.
Is OCT. % at 3 pm. Pottery. por-
sslsin. textiles. silver and glass
will be discussed. There is no
charge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
Rouge
Notes
BY LAWRENCE BULKLEY

A surprise dinner was given
al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Folks OF 448 Polk in honor
OF Mr. Folks birthday given by
his wife.
Guests were Mrs. Hattie Folks,
Mrs. NJ. L. Heard. Mrs. Hattie
Scott Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Bridges,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Folks. Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Stroud. Mr. and
Mrs, Leroy Folks and r l..
Folks.
Pvt. LLOYD Nav OF 497 Eliot is
home on ten-dsy leave. :.
Mrs. Eleanor Webb OF Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25

will 60 as delegates 10 the Stu
dent YM-YW Conference to BE-
held a. Clear Lake Camp near
Battle Creek. Octf 24-26.
Meeting with 30 other repre-.
ssniaiivss from student YMCAs
end YWCAs in Michigan colleges
ano universities. The girls will
take part in discussion OF the
conference theme. Think! What
Does Your Life on Campus Re.
flecf?"
The Wayne University co-eds
viii represent approximately zoo
eirls who conduct their activiiie.
at the YWCA Zonta Lounge. 81
West Warren. Serving at head
quarters for YWCA operation or
the WAYNE campus. the lounge is
center providing facilities for
between-class study as we'll a.
student dances and parties.
Delegates 10 the conference are
Edith coldsborough. 7233 Me-
Clellsn tl4); Joyce Ison. i23a
Pinsree t2); and Marisn John.
son. 3l3s Rochester Road. Bir.
minshsm. They will be accom-.
panied by Dorothy Daes. YwcA
director Of college and university
work.
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Film on Canton, China

Oriental City, film showing
life in Canton China. from the
sampanS IN the iiver 10 a Can
tonese merchants home. opens
the TUESDAY afternoon program
Of educational movies AZ the
Rackham Memorial on Ocl 90.
the University OF Michigan Ex-
tension Service announces
Other films on the program
are to be Farming n South China.
Mystic Siam. and Crisis in Korea.
The showings. which are free 10
the public. are held at 3;i5 and
5;45 pm.
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ACCENT AND EMPHASIS

Banding. binding. cording or
piping IN contrast color or con-
irast fabric is being widely used
to accent seam lines ana coat
dress closures to give emphasis
to the contour Of smart silhou-
nffeS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25

you can't afford more taxes
or if you don't want TO pay
more taxes, then ! AM
your man"
WHAT MICHIGAN
DERS NEED is NOT
HIGHER TAXES-BUT
LESS SPENDING OF
THEIR TAX MONEY.
ELECT FRED M.
ALCER GOVERNOR
NOV. 4. REPUBLICAN.
tpoii cal ajsertlsemenfi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
Large Crowd Attend High
s. School Institute
Detroit Round Table

The High School institute for
better living was held al the
Lucy Thurman YWcA on Satur-
day. October l8 A large crowd
OF civic leaders. teachers. stu
dents and citizens were present.
The general session included dis
cussions on How can we pro-
note good human relations
between schools. particularly
sportsmanshin?" Dave Schneider.
Of the Lutheran Church. was
chairman: Gloria. Of DENLY
school was recorder. Mr.. Irwin
Wolf principal OF DENLY school
Wss consultant: Charles L. Gold
stein delivered the KEYNOTE adj
dress. I'VE Can Make Democracy
Work"
How can we promote good hu-
man relations among students in
each school. was led by Dick
Keezer OF chsdsey: Betty Jean
Pyle OF Northern was recorder;
Robert Lee Anderson. Of ihe
Board OF Education. was con.
sulfant while Samuel Milan Of
Central led the discussion. How
can We promote = good school
spirii?" Those VINO Joined in the
discussion included jeanne Flem-
ing. 81. Ambrose; Janet Fildew.
Crosse poinie; Mrs. Jessie Ken.
nedy. Northwestern; Mrs. Her
bert Eigers Mackenzie. were the
consulfanis.
Develop Pride
How can we develop pride and
achievement? How can we pro-
mote good human relations be-
tween pupils and teachers? in
cluded Nancy WINNER. OF High
land Park; Thomas Major of
Northern. while Miss Lou Bah
cock was consultsnt.
Principles Of Living
What principles Of living will
MIKE US happier and better able
10 get along with others? Miss
Jeanette Wosniak Of Hamirsmck;
Judith Bufala East. the Rever-
end Arthur z. Loveley. S. j..
Rabbi Leon Fran. Reverend w.
Wilcox OF The Congregational
Church headquarters.
Good Human Relations
How can we build good hui
man relations with our families.
led by Carolyn Atkins Of Red
ford. Sharon Green. OF our Lady
" Mercy. Dr., Richard Kerchoff.
OF Merrill-Palfer school.
Share Community
Responsibilities
What can we do 10 share COM
munity responsibility. led by
Donna Rotunda, OF Eastern
High; Kathleen Dembinski. OF
81. Thomas; DR.. Paul Laughter,
OF Detroit Police Department was
fko ~1..n,,It.-s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
lpohucal sdvsrtissmssp
Ask YOURSELF:
Can ! Afford
Higher Taxes

"Ifyou can
afford more
taxes or if
you want to
pay more
taxes, then
l. m N 0 T
your man."
Fred Alger
says.
- B ut If
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
WestsilIe......
COMMENTATOR

Citizens of the world, accent IN. ..o~... ,;....
OF Cod and be free! This is your divine
Ign. he illusion of material sense not divine law h.,
you entsngied your free limbs, crippled your ca
49, en,eeDed your body, and defaced the tablet OF
you. ,.1 being MARY Baker Eddy) Science and Health
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
loci. 2s--Nov. ~

Sunday Oct. %, 4 pm. color
film Venice in the Eighteenth
Century" followed by tour o.
the Venetian exhibition. Nc
charge
Oct. 20. 1890 pm. auditorium.
Film as an Art Series" Man
on" Clouzci's new French YER
sion Of the old love story. Pre-
senied in cooperation with the
French Department OF Wayne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25

Woman trying on fur coat. TO
salesgirl ! wish il were called
something besides broadtail. Ny
husband fancies himself a com
sdisn."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25

Booker T. Washington Trade
Association

The Booker T. Washington
Trade Association held its Big
Panel Discussion at the YwCA
at IL o'clock on Wednesday. The
Topic on The Negro in bust
ness" and the 1852 election. .
was discussed BY Representatives
OF both the Republican and Dem
ocratic party. The speakers were:
Republicans-Dr. Aaron Toodle.
and John Roxborough. The Dem
ocrats were:Atty. H. r. Bledsoe.
end ATTY. Hobart TAYLOR. Jr.
Ernest Marshall was program
chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25

was the week
e n d guest Of
Mrs. Y er o MICA
T. ctor of 542
Beechwood.
Shirley A n n
Thomas. daueh-
ter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c hsrles
Thomas Of 266
BeecllWoOd cell
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25

day on last Friday. For wishes
OF many returns OF the day. many
beautiful flowers were wired by
long distance, and long distance
phone calls all wishes her many
happy returns Of the day" Love-
~ cards were received for which
Miss Locke thanks her many
friends. There was no party.
Craftsman In Industrial Age
The group will enjoy a lecture
by Mrs. Vanderbilt Webb, on
October 30 at Detroit Institute of
Arts. Feature will be found on
this page.