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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-09-25
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF
NOBLE COUNTY, OHIO
ase Number 5R4a

NaSe Num0er 5S46
Paul McVay, as administrator of the
estate of Edgar A. Johnson, deceased.
Plaintiff, VS.. Della Bircher, ct al, De-
PENDANTS.
Donald Bircher, whose address is un-
known, will take notice that on the Sec
ond day of August. 1852, Paul McVay,
administrator of the estate of Edgar A
Johnson, deceased, filed his petition in
the Probate Court of Noble County,
Ohio, in Case Number 5s4s against the
above named party praying for the sale
of the following real estate:
Situated in the State of Ohio, County
of Noble. and in the unincorporated
Town of Moundsville, Olive Township
and being the undivided 1915 interest
in and to Lot Number 12 and the whole
of Lots Number 10 and IL in said VIII
age.
To pay debts.
PAUL McVAY. administrator
of the estate of Edgar A.
Johnson. by L. c. YOUNG, his
attorney.
IL l6
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-09-25

GOOD SEVEN room house, gas,
water, electricity, garage, large
lot.
FIVE ROOM house, gas, water,
electricity, nice location.
SIX ROOM modern house, ex-
cept furnace. Extra lot.
SIX ROOM house, complete bath,
coal furnace.
THIRTY-FIVE acres, gas royalty,
some lime rock.
18 ACRES with lime rock and
some timber.
ALL ABOVE properties in or
near Summerfield
Hallack Real Estate
A. r. Fogle, Dist Mgr.
Summerfield, Ohio
IL II 13
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-09-25

IN ORDER to settle the estate
of George w. Brown, deceased,
the undersigned is offering for
sale the following: 20 ton of good
clover alfalfa hay; 200 bu. oats:
II head registered Hereford cat
tie, including three bulls; a new
rubber tired wagon with corn
sled, $225. Mrs. Vernon Slater,
executrix. IL 12pd J&L
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-09-25

A GOOD 25 acre farm. Dwelling
5 rooms and bath, full base
ment, fruit cellar, furnace and
coal room in basement. Barn,
two chicken houses, granary. Gas
well near by on farm. 5 acres
strip mine coal easy to get. Hard
surfaced road to dwelling. Water
in residence.
A GOOD five room house with
basement. Shower bath; gas
and electricity. Can be bought at
very reasonable price.
A GOOD 180 acre farm; six room
house; outbuilding with cellar
and good barn Priced right.
A NICE SMALL farm, As acres;
z room house and all necessary
buildings; 212 miles from Cald-
well. Low priced.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY good lot,
well located in Caldwell.
WE ARE ready to talk to you
about that small or large
farm, if its Tor sale, or town
property, any place, regardless
of size. 1t will be to-ryour in
terest to come in.
IT'S A FINE building location,
approximately 24 acres close
in and on paved street. See this
one at once at Caldwell
A VERY DESIRABLE building
lot on North street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-09-25

VAC CASE tractor plow and
cultivator, corn picker, extra
good. Corn binders ON rubber and
steel. Disk culti-packer, four disc
grain drills, hay leaders and side
rakes, etc Write George w.
Willoughby, one mile south Of
Dennison on Route 3. II II 13
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-09-25
For Sale-MACHINERY TOOLS

JAMESWAY ten-hole hog feed
er; Jamesway hog Waterer;
Scottdell Husky corn shelter with
or without motor; Dearborn cul-
tivator and Dearborn mower.
Oral Watson, Sarahsville, Ohio,
route l.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08

In loving memory Of Clarence T.
Lewis who passed this life 8 years
ago Angus, 8.
Man that Is born Of a woman
has but a few days. He come,h
forth as a flower and Is cut
down and was,cth away and
where Is he7 So |, wal Gods
will that should ave a
flower. one Of my very own. !
know BECAUSE we've waikd a.
long until on Angus, S be lcf,
me al alone. have M fcaf or
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08

Parrot Baltimore Md and Ruby Jordan Pnan (Wasrsg,
ton D. c.; Enesne Copeland and Eva DeIavalade RuDy
Watts est LOUISE Leah Peake, Annie Giam Louise Iaurenss.
Naomi Coulter.
The Busseys Charles and Magge) visiting In st.
Louis Missouri with Maggies relatives Their children Caes
Larry and Carl William in Cotton Plant with MaggiSs
mother.
Womens Education Committee for the u NJ met np Jnly
Earl Cotton chairman presided An inspiring talk ON
United Nations was given by Mrs. j. Edgar Dixon.
From the Mail Bag-Arenia c. Mallory (NCNW dfrec-
TOR OF Region V) has returned to the u S. From Europe
she is IN New York visiting her daughter
Matte Kidd informs us that she is enjoying the sssg
oreezes from Pixies peake in good old Denver.
Maggie Nance Ringgod discussing the national assoshzs.
uon OF college women She's the regional director for this ~
you know.
Lillian Mazique (AKA AM&N faculty. is ateuinns
he post season at the university of Southern
nan is visiting with her brothers and their fariNez.
Lillian mas already had opportunity meet Los Azes
sorofs Inc occasion was swank affair" August fos
Jessie Vann honorary AKA of Pittsburg CourJ
boooe beatx Scott (past basleus AKA)
ma watson George (ast supreme parlanentarian of AKA
prominent in Cleveland's Little Theatre)
John Terry u Postal service) leaves for his yaxs~
lns week John plans to motor. travelling thru yirrIz
Maryland pennsylvania and New York OF course John fr
see cousins, Jessie and Garland Adams Della and Tav
arnold and Joyce and Carl Mcintyre Washington D. G. Il
New York he'll look in the Woods family Ndr ard m.
Sandy and children) > ~
ON THE SICK LIST
Narcisse Alexander, 1923 Pulaski Here's hondno ~
Mrs. Alex will soon be up and out again.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08
RIGHT AROUND U.s.
BY Gwendoyn M. Floyd
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
BY Gwendolyn N. Floyd

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
Lake stock OF yourself Are there some big things YOU
utterly peeVe IN, and by them govern your DAYS? Out of
e hgs Shall grow your happiness and your usefulness
at the last" Borrowed
MISTER CHAIRMAN NOW
waiter Booker tPhD - brother of Atty. ]. R. Booker)
Ids been named chairman of the American Physiological So
waiter mas been an active member Society since
o9 for the past six years. Dr. Booker has made study
u the junction of the adrenal gland as related to Vamin
ne Is member OF the faculty of Howard university medical
schooi department of Phamacoogy) Congratulations Wal
ter! WV
MANY HAPPY RETURNS OF THE DAY
Annie Gillian celebrated her birthday in big way on
SUNDAY August 3d The members of the gathered at
1870 Are (he Gillian home) for dinner 300 D. m
on hand to enjoy the turkey dinner all the trimmings
were Matthew Gillian Giot Springs the (Ruby and
pert OF ST Lou); Leroy Williams the Gians Qida Isaac
ana Dorothy Leah Gillian Peake Louise Laurence Qos
eeles and the honoree (Annie Giam) At D. m Leah and
RUBY were hosesses to few friends sang Happy Birth
DAY as the honoree returned from automobile drive around
ehe CITY, miss Annie received many beautiful gifts an or
ehd hosiery costume ewelry toletries portable radio
handkerehes bag etc. The guests enjoyed the cooling
ieshmens and the hors doeuves he Lois Jordan brandt
yours Truly vouches for the shmps, cheeses stuffed oma
toes and o. just loads of goodies. 1t chatting with
MISS Annie (the honoree) Ruby Mccoy Ezela Boun
dred works. Marie Henderson, lola Mcdonald Countess Pow
Well Eva DE Lavaade, Sophrona Chldess Ercel Ih
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08

/. y Mckinney sons D. MR Eva
Mckinney. left the city for Camp
Chalice sunday night
The Chafmclls club met "a IN,
home Of Miss Rutha Mollry The
members enjoyed delicious g..
past, served by the hostess Tic
wcincr roast that was given b. tho
Charmciis was great futrsss
and enjoyed by all. The next
meeting will be held At the hs.is
Of Mrs Pinke L. Robiio1. Ap,
" HomluCk court.
The Iicmlock court hail eth
met Tuesday night In lhc tr rra.
ton room Joseph Jordan is The
president
ON The sick list IL Mother rtIirv
and Mrs Blanche Handy
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08
NORTH LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS :
Telephone Your News To 4.91s7
Mrs, Ida Jordan, prominent mt. /

'N'NFs'Hii1 'gbf NtWS 10 ~ "
Mrs, Ida Jordan, prominent mt.
iron u the city. Is vaealionlnf IN
Chicago with her sister and other
relatives She viii also visit bee
brother IN Detroit while away
The Club Elite met al the home
ot Mrs Matte Allen last week
with Miss Evelyn Davis bs hos-
tess. A lovely shower was given
for Miss Davis who was married
Sunday afternoon 10 SGT Bullock
The next meeting will be held a
Mrs Caruth Gray. president. Mis-
the home Of Mrs. Mildred Clncy
Evelyn Davis secretary. Mrs
Bobbic J. Thornor is The reporter
Homo on weekend leaves from
Texas were Cicdis Jackson trd
MuriCl Mitchell.
sgt Charles Mckinney AMI cpl
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08
GIRL SCOUTS news

Co'lnsclors for establish c.m-
WIN leave the city on Frid,,y ~.
gust 18th TO be In training e. :
, aays ~ camp ouachi,s n n d.
So'' y. TO oil girls who plan =
~ 70 camp ousehi.a Win T.
. .,. s .. register no hsvv
u, ,aa wednesday August fssh ~
o'i.cc VIII be closed all Of IN, -
sho viii not open un,ft Tin, -
'esve for camp on tho IAN -
. ...',, travelling with rhs dr.
, VII not be allowed to screps snv
money . Again. all rcgimnss0
money mus, be In the Gin sruue
.'''cc no later than wed,e~o.~
Aususs 18Th. Bessie Ward. s.cud n.
rector.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08
West Rock

regular services were held a
Pilgrim Rest Baptist church Sea-.
day. Rev. L. Z. Highshaw. p,p-
tor, delivered the message. Rev.
and Mrs. Highshaw had dinsr~
with Mr.. and Mrs. Franh Tire
Pfc. Valda Gene T7,r~s
Camp Hood. Texas. spent n
weekend with his mothes. ~
Elizabeth Threet Mra sett.x
Thrcet and Dorean Nersu- rs-
turned Sunday from Chicago
Joseph Henry Butch Gzs. e.
tertained twenty o. kis x1xfe
friends on his third brts<szy -
gust LIST He Is the SON 81 NJ -
Mrs. Phillip Cues renuA
jackson, Miss Greta Houston. -
Cal Mcfarland are on the - -
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08

wonder where. Gods msVe6 -
doubts and fears Yive ysa1s -
a very long time md I've 60
ried you in my heart and ulsa
But I'll meet you In list nnnsu-
ing with, my child Nv d.
you do" and we viii II BY ~
river with rapture ed az
quaintance renewed youE
know me In that nAogn1nx -
the smile that I'll wear - Sbun
city that ID built fouv snDu.
l miss all your ways and lhse
you until the end Of ny g..
Mrs. Marie Thosnpasn -
mother
Bowman Lewis. fathW
Mrs. Viola Enoch suss
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08

.,sn IN SECOND RArrwv
, ra.n and High street. A b,. g.
' was sponsored !. a..
sss,na,oriiim in Alexander Sucs.s.
ial,et.noon. The pastor prrsrbe,s a
s ,,spi.ring message AT the mnvpfna.
Tor IL -. rloyu n r<sol~
"shp CffAPEI-Tbr p,,s,~-.
Mo club will sponsor = rnsrs--
W., meau,nr August 10Th. SUNDAY a..
i Lus' lith at 2 D m. Rev A H.
-, !, and his congregation Of No.
vonia Baptist church ana Pc
valley valley Baptist church m 4..-
!. ~" visit TIC church. The ~,,rrrn
Is .t 1900 HANGER street
,aHe.taTfR SECOND Rsrrsqv
In In ana Heb street res.,sr-.
ciosed rs PASTORS insfsrailon rrr.s.
ZEN which was very s,,rresss,.r
. nc church has opened Ne ,.-s-
va va. services "Wednesday pigbG -.
r IS invited. Rev m n
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08
Alabama State
College Grads
To Hear Davis

Montgomery. Ain. - Prsnnu9
LAURENCE A. Davis Of Arksnuu =,
NJ 4 ~ college win delBvw -
commencement address - -
summer quarter graduates a ~
Dana state college. at TOO p y
10 night In the college sladlnw
The graduating class win -
ozf candidates for degrees. inean1..
ing " candidates ,or the mssourb
u'grec' junior college gradusopu
VIII number - persons
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08
SMALL FRYs CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS


Alvin Leroy CWee' Roy Terry, jr, had birthday July
2S The young man. three years old The neghborhood
down and enjoyed games and refreshments the
afternoon, Mildred and Alvin Leroy Terry ST. are the proud
parents
Deora Jean Jones daughter of Anna Jean and William
Upton Jones) celebrated her fourth birthday Thursday
temoon July 81 with many of her little friends
the little guests arrived they given
full bags of goodies balloons party hats that set the
party off in festive air. When the children ex-
haued from the many and activities Deora Jeans
mother presented her with beautiful birthday cake
decorated with corsage of feke pastry This prese
taon brought all the children the spacious patio to sing
Happy Birthday While they still excited
day ritual of candle blowing and wishing plates
strawberry ice to be eaten with the treasured cake
The of the party Mr. and Mrs. "Bi Hicks beaut
full backyard garden at 201 Park Ave- The Hicks ncidently
are Deoria jeans Godparents.
Helping celebrate this occasion were: Adel Terry Al
vim L. Terry Jr Bonita Terry, Jamts F. Herndon Phillip
Hendon, Henry L. Jones jr Kenneth Wayne Jones' George
Wilson jr, Viola Vaughn Maxine Vaughn Raw Vaughn Fay
Johnson Ralph Johnson Rita Num- Joyce Bryd Shirley Mitchell
Benne Lou Bass Harry Bass r Matte L. Bradford Brenda
Morton, Marcia Rutledge, Chery Ruedge Maryn MeCrory
Linda Moore Yvee Allen, Gail Allen Patricia Henderson,
Barbara Henderson, Eileen Johnson Patricia Johnson
gure Flakes Alice L. Flakes, Carolyn Davis Janet Davis
James F. Henderson, Carolyn Isum Jimmie Isum Gwendoyn
Harrison Verei Wright Frederick Wright and Cassandra Will
HERE AND THERE
Henrietta Miller Yancey (of Waco Texas) is in town
visiting with her parents he John Mers her daughter
Henrietta.
Margaret Elan Secretary at BTW) is mentioning in
Chicago Illinois,
The Watts (Rubye Peake and husband Of St. Louis are
visiting for few days with Leah Peake moher and Annie
Gillian fauntie)
Ernestine Copeland Dunbar junior college, gave the
principal address to the Womens Missionary Society of Bull
locks Temple on Sunday July q at $3.50 p. m.
The Thompsons preston, IT, and Florence r. NJ leave
thi' week for vacation in the They plan 10 spend
most Of their time in San Francisco and Los Angeles The
Thompsons will be accompanied by the Moores and Mrs
kberp OF St Louis, Missouri and Miss Carol King Of
roit The party will journey the country in the
Thompson's 50 Buick.
Edna Douglas and Elizabeth Hamilton have lust com.
peted their patio at 3lOi Cross Recent visitors en-.
ong their lovely outdoor living have been Mae Jordan
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08

Lawrence Robinson OF Chicago.
Illinois and James E. Mcdowell of
Bronx, New York. The Robinsons
were here on business. Mrs. Ro-
binson is the former Miss Lottie
Smith Of Little Rock. This was
Mr.. McDowell's first trip to the
south. He had a lovely time and
plai TO return soon.
Miss Mary Francis Smith. the II
year Cd daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. N. Smllh. 1909 High street. re-
turned TO the { " this week after
an extended vacation In Dallas.
Texas where she spent three
weeks with her aunt and unc'
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Evan .sary
Francis also spent two weeks in
Mexico. She expressed wonder
full and enjoyable trip Mary
Francis viii enter Dunbar junior
high school In September
The Good Neighbor club met al
the home OF Mrs. Jimmie Cham
beers, 23l3 Pulaski Following the
business session the hostess scrv.
cd a delicious rcpasi. The mex,
meeting win be with the prcs..
dent Mrs o c. williams. 2s0i
High street Mrs Alice Thompson.
reporter,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08

Perry Annie Toney Maggie Ashford Henrietta Porter Myr
tie Williams, Hazel Campbell G. Jacquelyn Davis, Will
lie Jordan, Vivian llegwood Mae Scott Eva Savle, Ethel
Crenshaw, Ernesne Copeland Naomi Coulter Edna Douglas
Elizabeth Hamilton Ida Gillian, Dorothy Gillian and Louise
I.aIra
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08

entertained last week by his
daughter in Kansas City. Mr..
King reports a most enjoyable
trip.
The Business and Professional
Women's club will meet In is
regular business meeting at the
Phyllis Wheatley YWCA Saturday
al $50. All members are urged to
be present. Business of import
anee. Mrs. Vera Muldrew. presi-
dent.
Jollitynes club members enter
tanned their children with ice
cream and cookies last week. Mrs.
Edna Wilson was hostess and
everybody expressed an enjoyable
evening. The next meeting will be
with Mrs LOWE Boyd. Mrs. Ruth
Rodgers. president. Mrs. Alberta
Quinn. reporter.
The Helping Hand club will be
entertained August lith at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Milbun Gull
more 1901 Bishop street All mem
beers are asked 10 be present. Wis
ltors are welcome. Mrs. Alice Scott
president: Mrs. Ardcna Woodson
is the reporter,
Mrs. Ardcna Woodson. 1908 State
street. had three house guests last
MnrE Thrv wrrn Mir md Mr.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08
= y IT. IT. ~
ARouM1zl 9Mll.
TELEPHONE Y0UR NEWS TO .-5sss

sisters and brothers and other
friends while here.
Ural Hayman, 1919 Confederate
Boulevard. and Glen born of
Grapevine are visiting their sister
and aunt Mrs. Ruby Jewel Hardi-
son Of Los Angeles. California.
y Members of the faculty of Ark
ansas Baptist college studying at
the University Of Wisconsin this
summer are Miss Irene Coggs,
Mesdames Edith King Flakes,
Mary Scott Smith and Blanche
Smith. Recent graduates STUDYING
at the University are Mesdames
Norma Bradford, Izetta Lundy
Miss Vivian Martin and Harrison
Smith.
The Cavalette club met at the
home of Miss Stella Tucker. 1906
Pulaski, with Miss Jessie Mae
Williams as hostess. The meeting
was opened by the president.
Business was brief. The hostess
then took over and a delicious re-
past was served. Guests of the
evening were Mrs. c. d. Day Of
Alexander, Louisiana and Mrs.
Hattie Jones. Three games of
whist were played with the fol-
lowing members winning. list. Mrs.
Fannie Day; End, Mrs. Geneva
Leary, 3rd. Mrs. Lewis Boone and
guest prize Mrs. Hattie Jones. The
meeting for August 81 will be
held at the home of Mrs. Lewis
Boone 1914 West 18th. Mrs. Mar
GREET kimbrough will serve as
hostess. Mrs. Geneva Leary, presi-
dent. Mrs. Alfreada Jones, repor-
ter.
The Chauffeur and Maids club
met in the club room last week.
Hosts and hostesses for the even
ing were Charlie Work. Albert
Arlington, Kathleen Blrl and Flor
ence Lovett. After the meeting
repast was served. Several games
OF whist were played with Book
er Day winning first prize: Marie
Starks. second and Myrtle Wink
er. third. Guests OF the evening
were Mrs. Helen Raynor. Miss
Jean l. lister. Mrs. Matte
Woods from Conway and Earlee
jackson. Miss Florence Lovett is
the reporter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt 7. bod ON
OF Vermonivillc. Michigan were
visitors IN the city last week the
guests Of Mrs NJ J. Busscy. 1900
Spring street Mrs Dodson Is con.
nccicd with the Chicago public
schools, and Is the sister Of Vaida
l.. Baker wealthy broker Of Mon
tlcc.s. Missouri. Mr. Dodson Is q
former Little Roeklan. a retired
postal clerk now engaged In poul-
Try raising 90 Michigan. The
Dobsons left Monday for home.
Mrs. Willie Mae Maxwell ii2l
lnc8 and Lizzie Thomas 1918 lneE
recently piurGcd from o vacation
In Kansas City whore they visited
friends and relatives Mfs Max
well aud Mrs Thomas also visited
friends end relatives IN ST. Loui
while away
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bussey
let the city les, week after
spending q week here. Mrs CO.
rene Bussoy visited her mother,
Mrs Odcll DALEY. 3B0i West 18th
and Mr Bussty was IN The city f0r
a family reunion. Ai,cr eight years
both were happy 10 meet old
friends Mrs Busscy is a crane OF.
orator for The Kaiser aluminium
,,i...t - Cus.ts,ss VyssbtvsstF,ft
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-08-08
Mrs. ]. X. Moses and

and MIS- d 49, ra-
on 1902 Valentine have re,
fe'' ,omp after spending a
% ..acation with their mother
. ,ss Mr.. and Mrs VIII
i'' IN Washington. Arkansas
% and shepherd Walker
wv :, Mr.. and Mrs, Il. Walker
o u have returned home
w ..ding the summer with
l,,ar in Chicago, Mrs Lou
W. r NJ. May and children
turned home after spend
H. summer with her sisters tel,
w ds in Atlanta, Georgia.
arCTION: The memoriam Oh
rrawtord published in last
sdition carried Mrs. Gene
I.,reus and Henry Terry as
'.,sr and brother. They are
Iunt and uncle.
III su,lding club of Ward oha-
'..ob met in the home OF Mr..
m,s Glen Phillips OF l2lo
Tbev we're served ice
and cake.
b generations had a happy
Z, when Mrs. S. A. Alexan-
.eeompanied by her mother
Mary Gloster, spent a plea
vacation in Kansas City Wis,
Mrs Woodrow Austin and
|r. Austin is the daughter
|. Alexander, the former
L. Lanlpklns, high school
4, Of Strong. Mrs, Alexander
first grandchild for the
Inc. Woodrow Austin. lr.
k,u.lon Vacation Club Read
ne director Of the vacation
club Of the lvey branch
announces that there are
,hne weeks left to finish
,,salng Of the required ten
a members OF the reading
8 ia. you can receive your
ale when school begins,
r.na,ely 81 children have
L. the reading OF ten
Il you have not finished
| san,age o. these next few
8 tina, YOU will re-
yqar certificate There are
geanesdays 1T for the story
men is conducted from !
n
A,lss Bussey. deputy sheriff
al business man, left the
Friday nigh, for ST. Louis
j. where he will visit
H. will be- house guest
Wills L.gg.ns, 1891 West
y BaWey also plans 20 vis-
a In Chicago before re-
70 ne city
Esby Ballard. 5000 Site and
siirr 70 months vaca-
d. Angeles Mr Ballard
f cH.H Nu ida lac
Formerly Ui North Little
NH HluI W.ll bc Tcmcm
M iIa lee Lovclady
visited hff SON aHd
hH &c., md Mr
jasH Both ladies rc.
wonderful. tfp and were
tg wglal taufigsles by
r
- and wills Montague
WH Uut b1d sons -
Ms William Montague.
uif 5H1's Mrs Flotic
d MH Coflho Bunyon ~
nd Mr. v stuart mo,orcd
-Hautar Wisconsin 60 vie.
\ nHtrt Mrs Ardclia Ar
sAs isuisitna MIS- siuaf,
Grand visited hcf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-14

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Whtener Lighiens Skin While You Sleep.
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helps protect skin. keep skin free OF esfsr-
noliy eovsed pimples. broken ovi blemishe''
sun TON and rovghness.
While used, Or. FRED Polmer's gives skin
smooth appearance, sooihes iisoied skin
with onslsepsie serm-kiiiing action, mokes
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-14
)n|y Race
IRA Meet

People al the assembly ad-
miffed almost unanimously that
mankind can survive peacefully
and happily If we re-examine
our moral makeup sufficiently
10 work for the good of ALL"
KORNEGAY said the assembly
Nus more concerned with "hu-
man beings than with bombs
ard infantry
He said no discussion took place
bout the Negro as distinct mi
neritv group.
All human groups were dis
cLssed in general fashion"
KornegaY pointed out What
was considered good for one
was considered good for all
racial groups"
korncGay said most Negro lead
cis probably SHE'D away from The
Assembly because they couldn I
sound off as individuals. or would
have lost some Of their indvid-
ualitv" He said there were mo
Walter Whites. Lester Changers.
b Benjamin Maves there"
The energetic Urban League
worker said he was invited to
=, i~it the headquarters Of MIRA in
Caux. Switzerland. when he is
ulioad on his forthcoming Europ-
can tour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-06-14

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