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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08
BY wilhemia Clark

The Modern Dance club 81
Miller High School - composed
If girls who have taken AZ least
one term Of class work ~ modern
dance
The dances composed are the
girls own ideas or creations TO
music. poetry or an emotion.
The basic fechniques for mod
ern dancing are mastered in
formal classes.
The Club usually performs IN
the annual Ali-Hieh School Con
cert. Miller Highs music concert
and the Modern Dance Concert
The Modem Darce Concert q
20 be Nav at 3 30 and May
al 80: both performances 20 b,
held in the school and some oI
the dances are Go Tell i, or
the Mountains. a Study in
Jar and medley ~ Duke
Ellington tunes
Members of the Club are Fan
ME Randall pres dent RoS'
Baueh wee president: Dorothy
Allen. secretary Lee Bertha Tav
Tor. treasurer WilhclmenIa Clark
business man ger Elizabeth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08

Some OF the top score m
bridge were held by Beautesatl
Stubblefeld. Ardcna Johnston,
and r. McBrydc. Top Whist
players were r. Wilson, Zelma
Lightfoot and Mary AbrahmS.
Some of the guests were. Laura
Kate Campbell Geneva Mer-
comes. Mrs Grady Burrell. Ha-
gel Simpson. Rhetta Johnson.
Dorothy Townsend. Mary anu
Helen Garvin. Edith Williams
Lucy Green. Maxine Baldwin.
Jacqueline simmons Mt ana
Mrs. X. Henderson Ms. and MIA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08
Gire .3.5 Brielge VVAEsl A1'dSes

simmons. Malinda Glars, Phyllis
Killough. CelcStiue aud George
Mongo Oita Barron EStclle III
lott. Recda Edwards. Amy Bon
ncy. George A Hughes. Ben
Mason ana Mildred Hall
Members OF the plsunine conn
mittec were MaNis Townsend.
chairman Gwendolyn Wilson.
Alice Stanley Nadia Jacobs. LOIS
MerfiWcather, Octavia Kmelrf.
Helen Harms Do othN Person
Rnranr Tppmcr FloSSie Robin
son snd EunI1e Mnris
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08

r MaIoney. Joseph Molne' Lu-
Gle Morris. Helen ana Loi"
Richardson. DclmU Ray
Also Vivian Lyle 7 steven
son IA Tcamcr Ruth Adams
blanche Hawkins. Nj ana Ms
Flu LYONS MARI Fuqua. LAY ma
p.,n lanes Williams william"
Zones Gwendolyn Bradiieid MAJ
i,',. Gtp,on Bourgoync Jones
1.,.fe.. Run.on Leola Gtts'S'
Gu, TAYLOR. Odessa RIVERS
r,h.l weedcn. Audrey motifs
-, carter VILLA BNlcy Ma
1T. R.ker. ESs,e Bofe'ns" l."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08
Dance Club Does
Own Creations

Dcwbrtrv Iucrlha Fttnks. Clio
ia Ga,dner, Ruth Hlehnan.
Myma Hcndc son Thclus Hart.
Joan Mar able. Beinailnc Oliver.
Besunrit" PAYNE Dclotes Smith.
Barbara stanley M1udc WI
llams Mary Decker son. Marie
Merritt Mary Ann Thompson
Elaine Yam Mamie Williams
The sponsor is Miss Helen
Childs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08
Youth Group
Elect Head,

Election of officers MAS held
when the Young Bu>iues like
club held Il thlrd meeting last
Thur day AT the Down,own
YMCA
This group consisting u youths
bet0crn rs and - ycal, ~ age.
plan 20 learn the method VI rs
tabllSh,ns profitable businesses
Give Dance
Among The fn>t Of Their pub
he presentations Will be March
Ftohc Get Acquainted dance to
climax the membership drive
Officers elected include Rob
crt \ Pontoo president IIa,old
Wilder wee pres dent and char
man 81 membership committee.
Dolores Adams. financial srctr-
tatv willie Mac Petty recording
secretary Jctta Pontoo treas
ufef William Donald HAYES, pub
hCiiv director. an 4 Shirley
Knuckles chairman ot the social
committee
The next meeting Is slated fof
Monday. March 10 At the Down
tnxyu Y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08
LIMELICHTINC
...--.sr ilh Libby
Gliding The Lily

ms IS no subtlenudge Beauty ali
are more nstent about
we don knD" whethe they're just Leap Yesi bender
"h''h"t increased competition Il
something TO do il
rom Paris the couturee sessne the femme form on
nome 'front.' me beauty
u proper companions for tesc onan'c fashions PEI
Tu Hots ana fabulous eloVr> making headlines
From New York City of smartly dress
comes communque
10 your elbows neck and especially
oeoncerfne TO me OF choice when
ohve coiored face and when this
oackess frock bingo! resemble of the fellows
FROM california the glamour factories
TO keep that luminous par
chased IN jar OF MAKE up bls So gals youtsclca Nsth
sense oi style That don't clothes seriously
lu A We'll balanced Diet Suitable perfume
Of the works lett - the sea-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08
BIG SEASON

Home SOWING VII ie'vINV
greater impetus than ever during
February March. April and May
Auemcniine tins big sewing
pcr,od will be the availability 81
household trimmings TOT the
many women who viii want 10
NIKE home sewing part OF their
sprine cleaning activities
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08

.W lyp pri1e, f., hn.
VII. ia wh's. scores were
R .,ya 10y The sigma Gamma
q '',ou'y at i,s 2nd AM, '''''
S PITY 1t Lucy Thurman
b. -. Wy evening Most Of the
H. 'r'e donated 10y hus,nes' ~
W.. ne e, door prize Of an orchid
SAID Won ,S,' BY Nellie cOnlsy. She
The r.,s,. as her first orehidJ
ier a.. ''e prizes Of Mix Mas.
b. ana ana Fry Rite were Won
coitsey. amer and d. Nc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08

The care Of the hair and other
SUBJECTS vital in overall beauty
care Will be discussed by the
guest AZ the meeting tins Thurs
dav March 6. in Room Clio OF the
Veterans Memorial Building. The
meeting VIII open al 800 p m
To Bring Report
Ms Maudc Kirkwood from the
Home organization VIII discuss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08
Hoping For The Best /.

Are gon t. until the last minute before max"
Clean Up Panlp FlxUp Week Hope
cause laStv IN caught
brushes IN q whole
di,nl,l au Ne a about Il
Of help win the history
Committee of the 2JOh IN
niyav Committee the public schools Please 10
And do call he ne have
h,ycp publ aSkfo Libby
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08
Cleaning Up.

You should have the ladies' Sunday the K.Oh Bar
the Detou Association Women Clubs whc The Zontl
presented launch then $40 0Oo drive to
Gov c. Mennen Williams the speaker aon with Mis-
Of ally
,atChIne Macy,
taeta tailored dress And tbs president OF ne Ipnas Mi
Helen Wilson chic professional model Fer low
black afternoon hock Mary Reason cvelt blac hi
modified hers little Black silk With
print dancing this 81 :
with which from the OF the hat down 70
Lillian Hatcher the international Jno
JAW Go completely dress with
black Mary Reason vc n black too win
Will gala fashion show about Il
first Sunday fashion will be
later date The Zonta Of local business and pro-
ORGANIZED They
MIS- Rosa Gase Sltdc6 iragg Academy Of Piuc
Arts and Il, Pearl B Harris pfexl of the DAWC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08

Billy Moon. s'yist planning desert Motor
iy p Cleveland Ohio The tary . Ada Bell
and Mrs Lille Hagen also thinking seriously OF moving
flau Metropolitan Detroit they
chased The family lives al M,ckS
Good Betty Dochee local real gal bk ,ter
extended Chicago
hci held last Sunday in honor .
tfckta the
Didn't catch the be-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08
ISABELLE srARKs

y hslldo rs nat poodle but
most Watch ,ut friend or John
IN n.ehi srab YOU.
ne AKA ild asa,n Had a
- ~ pa'tN az the breakfast
80 The whole bunch. including
- i'yS. who ~ete present.
io'Ned quite ,h,e.
''' hl'd 5 eve view Of some
r.. s groups who vii partlci-
- - IA The Delta, Jabberwock
20 What l i,d see make me
H.. ''n mat ~ gong TO be ON
S ''" See 5ou there.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08
VIC Uefs To Present
Beauty Specialist

I'm Keeping the tincSpartlcuIar interest IN good
roomng-the Detroit Chapter of the WACNetS ASsoca-
ton No viii present well known beauty specialist
al it's next meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-03-08

ISOLATION National Chaplain Ma
vis Nash. will bring a report
from the executive council meet
ing
ANY WACs OF veterans sic ~
vited 10 attend Four further m
formation call President Ethel
Hart at Trinity 2-0400 o. Ken
wood 2-8O42
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-29

THE TELEPHONE HOUR
Grant Jchannesen, noted American pi-
anist, will be guest soloist on "The Tele- /.
phone Hour" Monday, Dec. at 900 pm
over NBC and WSLS radio.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-29
Hollins Notes
BY Mrs. Esther Sadler

Pastor Wright preached Sunday from
the subject Blocking the power of God
to Heaven His text was found Psalm 78 !:
al.
The ordination sermon for Deacon The
odore Smith was delivered by Rev. H. H.
Waid, pastor, Central Baptist Church, Roa-
noke. Rev. Waids subject was "Give Hon.
or to Whom Honor is Due" His text was
from / Samuel II :32. Several churches of
Roanoke and vicinity were represented at
the services.
Our Sunday school attendance is good,
but there is always room for improve
ment. If you are unable to attend Sunday
School, come to the classes on Wednesday
nights.
We will hold our regular fifth Sunday
night service Sunday. Come and receive a
blessing.
The Paradise Chorus of Roanoke will
render a program for us December at
500 pm at First Baptist Church here.
The PTA will hold it's regular monthly
meeting December IL, at Hollins School.
DIR. John R. Everett, president of Hollins
College,, will be guest speaker This is a.
treat you won't want to miss.
Mr. Lawrence Meade is back at work
after being ill for week.
Mrs. Susan Morton is convalescing all
her home with broken leg.
The Jolly II held it's business meeting
at the home of Mrs. Hammond Jones, Fri
day night, Nov. 20. Plans were made for
the Christmas holidays.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-29
Salem News

Mrs. Annie Bailey and Mrs. Anne Pat
terson, together with Master Morris Elan,
Jr. motored to Abingdon, Va last We'd
nesday and spent very pleasant day Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins and 9TH
er friends.
Miss Sadye " Lawson and Mrs. Sewell
were co-hostesses at last Thursday nights
meeting of the Roanoke chapter of Links
Inc. This lovely party at Pine Oak Inn
was we'll attended and enjoyed by all in
attendance.
Mr.. Eddie Whitlock of New York City
was the recent guest of his mother, Mrs.
Hattie Wingo and other relatives and
friends here. Upon Mr.. Whtlock's return
to New York he will enter the us. Army.
Mr.. C. w. Traynham of Roanoke was
guest speaker at the Church School pro-
gram last Sunday, at First Baptist Church
He thrilled the large congregation in at
tendance with masterful address from
tn subject "The History of the Church
School,"
Mrs. Katie Braxton was the charming
hostess last Saturday night at surprise
birthday party honoring her brother, Mr.
Shelton Burk. Hearty congratulations and
many beautiful gifts were received by the
honoree.
For entries in the Salem News, call
Roanoke 3-0326. After 500 pm. and on
weekends, call Roanoke 3-4314.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-29
Mt. Zion Baptist Notes
By Ruth Wormack

Our motto: Under God we will build
BY the time you read this column we
will have celebrated that most beautiful
.u..oay, Thanksgiving. / truly hope that
in our innermost hearts we really gave
thanks to God for his wonderful bounty.
But let us not wait for Thanksgiving to
give God our gratitude. Let us count our
blessings daily and be ever grateful for
health, livelihood, love, joy, friends and
for living in a country where we have the
freedom to worship God in our own way.
Rev. Coker spoke last Sunday from the
subject Worry, Prayer and Thanksgiv-
ing" His text was taken from Philippians
4 :16. / am sure everyone who hes rd this
sermon returned home with renewed hope.
Rev. Coker depicted worry as a constant
but unwelcomed companion who preyed
on one until the heart, mind and body is
sick. But there is an antidote for worry =
prayer. He stated that for all things we
should give thanks; for things we have
and for things we don't have.
Mrs Eta Mae Tyree was honored last
Monday night with surprise birthday
party given by the senior choir No. 2 of
which she is organist. 1t was given at the
Deane on Gilmer Ave-, N. E. Mrs. Tyree
was very much elated over the lovely gift
presented her. The affair was quite an en-
joyable one.
This Sunday, the fifth Sunday of Novem-
her, the women of the church will observe
Women's Day. The speaker for Sunday
morning will be Miss Ella Mae Keene.
Mrs. Madge Wheaton will be the after
noon speaker At the evening service al
pageant will be given by the ladies of the
church We are inviting all who will to
come and enjoy this day of worship with
us.
Mr.. and Mrs Carmelton Johnson pre-
scented their infant daughter, Carolyn De-
Won Johnson for Christening during lastI
Sunday mornings service. We are wish
ing every good thing to baby Carolyn
Mr.. and Mrs. Hasley Morrison, her God,
parents, presented her with lovely gift.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-29
YMCA News

You've been waiting for it =. Here it
is! A Miss William A. Hunton Y.M.C.A.
Queen Contest. The following young ladies
of the High Street Baptist Church Junior
League Club will be the contestants:
Mrs. Maxine Thomas, Mrs. Geraldine
Brown, Mrs. Mary Kate Brown, Mrs. Lou
Use Dennis, Mrs. Edith Glasby, Mrs. LOIS
Jones. Mrs. Beatrice Mitchell, . Mrs. Mil
dred Morris, Mrs. Susie Scruggs, Mrs. Ev-
elyn Richardson, Mrs. Virginia Thaxton.
Also Mrs. Archer l.. Thomas, Mrs. Sal
I've Brandon, Mrs. Matilda Watson, Miss
Margaret Monroe, Mrs. Marilyn Curtis
and Mrs Sarena Galloway.
These ladies will contact men and boys
for memberships in the Y.M.C.A. The con-
test began Monday, Nov "a and will con-
tinue through Saturday, December 27. On
the following Monday, Dec. 20, there will
be coronation of the queen and her at
PENDANTS at the Fellowship Hall Of High
Street Baptist Church at pm
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-29
YMCA Father and Son
Continued from first page)

(Contnued from frat page)
Pastor of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Chur-
CHI.
The menu was Roast Tom Turkey will.
Cranberry Sauce-Dressing and Gravy,
Marshmallow Sweet Potatoes, Peas, Hot
Rolls, Milk and Pumpkin Pie
Mr.. William G.. Thomas presented pic
ture of the first Father and Son Banquet
held at the Dumas Hotel. DIR. H. T. Penn
took color movies of the entire evenings E.
vents which will be shown at the next Faith
tr and Son Banquet in 1858.
The Boys Work Committee, with the
able assistance and cooperation of Mrs.
Mary Jeffreys, Mrs. w. W. Gator, Mrs.
Audrey Whitlock, Mrs. Beatrice Mitchell,
Mrs. Galloway, Messrs. S. R. Lee. James
Tyree and jerry White, made this affair
enc of the most beautiful and efficiently
served Father and Son Banquets which the
Hunton Branch YMCA has ever served.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-29
What 5 Going On In Buchanan
By Jackie Terry

The First and Second Grade pupils Of
the Botetourt Training School made their
first public appearance in program Civ
en- at the school Friday night, Nov. 81. Al
very interesting pre-Thanksgiving pro-
gram was rendered by the little boys and
girls. The Rhythm Band also made its first
appearance. Miss Beatrice Logan, primary
teacher, was in charge of the program
which was witnessed by many patrons and
friends.
Mrs. Julia Barnett is now home after
being patient at Burrell Memorial Hos
rital, Roanoke, for several weeks. Mrs.
Pearl Young and Mrs. Ruby Coleman are
now patients at Burrell Memorial Hospit
al. -
Mr.. Warren Young, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Willard Young, is now home on fur
Tough. He is a Korean War veteran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Adams had as re-
cent houseguest his mother from Boston,
Mass.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-29
WSLS HighIights

DEAN MARTIN-JERRY LEWIS
Beautiful Ann Blyth will join the t.. o
star funnymen in psychological drama
called Popped on The Dean Martin and
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-29


Jerry Lewis Show Tuesday, December 2
at 900 pm. over NBC-WSLS radio
-
COUNTER-SPY
check-forging ring which forces
drug addicts to take the risks is broken
up on the Sunday, Dec. z broadcast of
"Counter-Spy," heard at $3.50 pm. on
WSLS-NBC radio! ~ NH
-. So
GRAND OLE OPRY
Ray Price, handsome young Texas sing
er, will be Red Foley's guest on MICS
Grand Ole Opry," Saturday, Nov. 20 at
$3.50 pm. over NBC and WSLS.
-
DAVE GARROWAY
Dave Garroway, the easy-going NBC
radio and television personality, moves
his 15-minute radio show, "Dial Dave Gar
roway" into new spot on Monday, Dec.
1. Garroway, now heard Monday through
Friday at IL as am, will switch to $3.50
pm.
MARY LEE TAYLOR
The Carter family's Thanksgiving plans
are upset when Sally becomes sick during
the Saturday, Nov. 20 broadcast Of "The
Mary Lee Taylor Show at 1890 am.
However, her family and friends pitch in
and help to make it the biggest and best
ever for Sally.
FATHER KNOWS BEST
An advertisement convinces Bud Ander-
son that he can reap enormous profits
selling plastic gravy boats, on the MIC
WSLS family comedy series, Thursday,
Dec. a, Father Knows Best heard at
8 80 pm.
-
THE LONE RANGER
In Mondays thrilling radio adventure
the Lone Ranger assists the sheriff of
Rockcrest in the search for a vicious out
law gang. Over WSIS at $50 PM, the
masked man and his Indian friend, Tonic,
find Jim Nash dying from gun wounds.
From him they learn that Arnold Abbot.
a respected Rockcrest citizen, is the lead
er of the gang. Determined that Abbot
and his outlaws will pay for their crimes,
the Lone Ranger leads the manhunt
across the dangerous trails of the West
ern plains.
THE TELEPHONE HOUR
Grant Jchannesen, noted American pi-
anist, will be guest soloist on ''The Tele-.
phone Hour" Monday, Dec. 1 at 900 pm
over MIC and WSLS radio.
Evening star., 1952-02-08
4 Ingenious Inmates
Flee Frederick Jail
Special pi.pateh 10 The stor

FREDERICK. Nd, Feb. b.
Four youthful prisoners with ap.
parently no fear Of high places
scrambled out of the Frederick
County jail and were still at large
today.
Acting Sheriff r. p. Buhrmar
traced their ingenious escape
Wednesday night like this:
They removed a lighting fixture
from the ceiling and climbed into
the attic through the foot-squars
hole. Then they made a rope o1
bed clothing and lowered them
selves 35 feet to the ground.
Still a question is how they went
over the 20-foot wall surrounding
the jail. However. Mr.. Buhrman
is convinced they had no outside
: help.
The prisoners were identified as:
Lawrence Riggles. jr.. %, OF
Frederick, awaiting trial on break
ing, entering and larceny charges;
William Russell Tregoning, 20. OF
Woodsboro. Md. awaiting trial for
housebreaking; Richard Mazell
Hines, 20. of Frederick. awaiting
trial on a similar charge, and John
Wright Byrum, 20. Of Raleigh,
N. c., an AWOL Navy man await
ing sentence for grand larceny.
Evening star., 1952-02-08
|Absenfeeislrl for Illnesses
Increases in 9 Agencies

AbsenteeiSm because Of Hines
lin nine major Government agen.
Icies, including the District, Is IN.
lcreasing. the Health Department
reported today.
In the last two weeks. one com.
Ipany reported an increase Of II
lper cent.
There has been an increase oi
colds and other respiratory IN.
Elections, Health Director Daniel J.
Seckinger reported.
Since January /, he said. 81
pneumonia cases have been re-
ported, II of them since February
II. Twelve cases Of influenza have
been reported since the first Of the
year, with no new cases since
February l. At this time last year
II pneumonia cases were reported
and eight cases Of influenza.
The number of measles cases has
increased. There were 367 cases
reported in the, first four weeks
of this year, against SO In the
same period last year.
DR.. Seckinger said gamma glo-
bulin is available at the Health
Department free to private physi-
clans. This medicine is said to
prevent serious effects from
measles and helps In curing 1t. II
is supplied free to the Health De-
|partment by the Red Cross.
Evening star., 1952-02-08
Congress Asked 10 Watch
~ for Immoral PROGRAMS

Congress ought to take q closer
look at television programs. as
well as at pocket-size books. to
determine whether they contain
immoral or offensive matter, ac-
cording to a resolution sponsored
by Representative Gathings. DEM
ocrat. of Arkansas.
The Gathings measure intro
duced yesterday would set UP a
special House committee Of Is
members to study the problem,
The committee would determine
whether existing laws and regu-
1atory powers are strong enough
to prevent the spread. not only of
immoral or offensive matter, but
also material which places i'm
proper emphasis on crime. vio-
lence or corruption"
Evening star., 1952-02-08
GU Gets $4,000 Grant
LFor Cancer Care Service

A grant of $4,000 has been
made to the Georgetown Univer-
Hsity Medical Center for its home
care service program for cancer
patients, the Very Rev. Hunter s.
Gutrie, university president. an
nounced today.
The gift represents the third
annual grant to the hospital by
the alexander and Margaret
Stewart Trust. During 1851, 80
patients were treated under the
home care program.
A fully equipped station wagon
is used by the home care stan
With this equipment, they are
able to provide many extraordi-
nary bedside services. such as In
travenous therapy and blood
tranSfuSions.
Evening star., 1952-02-08

hearts and flowers all wrapped up in
NYLON-that kind Of lingerie
Carter's Junior nylon tricot gOoCn with oce edged
peoted ue covered nyon ribbon Just exoetH where her
wostIne isl Blue, pink, white in 3 to IS. $l295
Colura's Greek Goddess g0avN in p'eoed pillar Of
beautifully coored nyon with ond there Of non sotn
ribbons fern green moenoo pink yellow tulip wild rose
or blue BELLE Sizes 81 to 49, $l095
Vanity Fairs famous bIeated bodice slip n ow
heiqh propooned their luscious non tnot Peoted once
fe too White black beige Average height sizes q 20
toll il "a to 40 Sl295.
Second Floor Street and Spring
Upper Conn. ADenue.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30

SHARON - Sharon LOYAL
Temperance Legion held their
October meeting at the home OF
Joyce Haga, Tuesday evening,
Oct. 81. President Rose Wheeler
called the meeting to order and
the following program was pre-
sented opening with the song
America"
/ Scripture lesson James 1:22
read by Rose Wheeler. Prayer by
advisor, Vera Harmon. Salute to
American flag, song, "This is my
Fathers World" salute to Chris
tian flag, National slogan, song,
"Our glasses upside down, Bible
drill, L.T.L. pledge, song Listen
little children" Ten members
answered roll call with Bible
verses. Tommy Marquis was ad-
mitted to membership. Song
''Ten little brain cells" story
Jeremy Tucker, Soldier" by ad-
visor.
During the social hour games
were played and delicious re-
freshments were served by Mrs
Mary Haga to the following;
Kaye and Victor Boyd, Rose and
Daryl Wheeler, Janet Ramsey,
Linda Wiley, Claire Pickenpaugh,
Deanna, Tommy and David Mar
quis, Joyce Haga and Vera Har-
mon.
To Hold Bazaar
The annual bazaar and chicken
supper sponsored by the Aiken
Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church will be held at church on
Thursday, Nov. 6.
Attended Presbyterial
Mrs. Minnie Marquis, Miss
Leota Winder, Mrs. Letitia Steen
Mrs. Bessie Garvin and Mrs
Cora Marquis attended the Pres
byterial held at Cumberland
Presbyterian church, Thursday.
Booster Night
A good sized crowd attended
Booster night at Sharon Grange
on Friday evening. Members ano
guests came masked. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Clayton Burrier and Billy
Boyd won prizes for most unique
masks.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Marquis
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marquis anc
David were visiting with Mr.. anc