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Evening star., 1952-08-04
VACATION PLACES

seeks companions fol
trip to Lake Nippissing, Canada;
pay for gas and oil and share other
expenses. MR.. SINGER, DE. 6246,
MAINE COAST--Liv. rm., firepl., 4
bedrms.; on 10 acres; boat; avail.
Aug; IS; $I2S mo; FA: S409. ,oo
miles from D. c.; fishing, boating.
swimming; trout. bass and Dream;
no fishing license required for over
night guests. Efficiency cabins, elec-
trio kitchen and shower in each
cabin. Directions: At Edinburg. Va.
Crossing store. follow arrow signs 2
miles to place. Phone Edinburg
520-F-02 until 8 Pm. daylight
saving time. -0
Evening star., 1952-08-04
MAKE AN OFFER

LIVE NEAR The BAY
Beach. Only about an
hour from D. c., a beautiful, firmly
constructed summer or ,yr.- round
2-story bungalow. situated on large
handicapped lot; only 125 yds. from
bay front. in finest residential area;
conv. to stores. transp., etc.; 1st
a. has large incl. sunroom, com.
bedrms., comp. bath room, comb.
kit.-din. rm. with bay view ex-
posure; 2 comp. bedrms. an closets
on 2nd a.; has garage and Is fur
nished. The property Is vacant and
your inspection Is invited this week
end. Owner will accept reas. offer.
Stop by our ONCE, open daily. or
phone Mr.. Fowler, locally. WO. S716.
ewes. after $3.50.
Chesapeake Co., Inc.
At the Stop Sign
Chesapeake Beach, Md. -S
Evening star., 1952-08-04
SUMMER HOMES

old, stone country home
in foothills Blue Ridge. on stream:
all conveniences, IS miles from
p Lee hwy; pb;ons for as.S;notGn AusSs;t and
Va. 1882 or write H. c. WARWICK,
washington, Va. %
Evening star., 1952-08-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
SHOW-pLACE RAMBLER


For that one lucky family who can
afford 1t, we have this custom-built,
blond-brick rambler Of outstanding
charm and beauty. Snugly built on
Hiiiwood section. Il has an over
size Nv. rm. to accommodate 4
tables Of bridge with Roman brick
firepl.. bright airy din. rm. with
masterfuiiy arranged. Each bed
rm. is Q Technicolor gem of deco
ration. Macadam driveway to at
tached garage. Many other extras
you would expect In o home Of this
costs at $26,950 and possession may
be had Immediately. WILL NOT
BE HELD OPEN FOR PUBLfc IN
SPECTION. SO CALL FOR IMME-
D1ATE APPOINTMENT.
COLONIAL REALTY CO.
RHODES OFF WILSON IA. $4,000
Evening star., 1952-08-04
S1,5OO

Cash down payment buys this 2.l
bedrm. frame bungalow, situated on
lot 66x200, and conveniently located
IN Falls Church. Additional fea-
equipped kit., 10x6 porch. Pur-
chaser may assume GI a. loan.
Fuu price. Sl1 ,950.
YEONAS REALTY
GL.. 2lO0 Realtof OK. 1919
Evening star., 1952-08-04
FARMS

ss2 ACRES of rolling Loudoun
County farm land; hne large barn;
mod. 6-rm. house with all cows,
incl. ga baths and all auto. laundry;
magnificent view; many cutbuild-
ings; machinery and tool shop;
spacious l50-yr.-o house could
be restored; livestock on farm may
be purchased II desired: 100000,
exclusive Of livestock. Write or call
owner, JOHN J. LOBELL, Valley
WIND. Lovetsvflle. Va, Lovetsyille
MD.-1s5-acre dairy
or gen.; fine 1900 S-rm. stone house,
6-rm. tenant, spring water in every
fields natural. See picture cd IN
81. Stak paper, pg; 9, CO. 1922.
KRETslN0kEs M, 02i2. -6
house, bath. bsmt.: hot-water heat:
lge. brick firepi.; all double-size
rms; 2 barns, chicken house. ETC.;
beautiful shaded fruit trees; nice
laying hand. Convenient TO both
Indian Head and d. c. Price
$17,o6O. Terms. $1,000 down.
SOUTHERN MD. REALTY CO., on
Rte. 30l. below waldorf, Nd. Phone
LaplatA e519 e. WAldasR 2s1A@
Evening star., 1952-08-04
REAL ESTATE LOANS

WE HAVE CLIENTS who win pur-
chase lst. End and 3rd MORTGAGES.
Call Mr.. Benson, RE. 2461: ewes,
OR; 345S: FREDERICK REAL ES-
CASH UP in one day for 2nd trust
deeds. Pvt. party. JE. $3.50.
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for 1st,
2nd and 3rd mortgages; nearby Md.
properties. CAN MR.. PERCY. JU.
$4,000, $40 Fig Bldg: 81; spg;, Nd.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS,
IBgAlRST39W glS Realty 4, CO; 9;oI Realtors
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
will buy second trust notes, d. c..
nearby ND. or Va: Reasonable rates.
National 1893.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; to 5-year terms and
monthly payments. p. J. WALSHE,
INC, lib Eye st. NV, Ma. 6468.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2s% TO Az DISCOUNTS
MR.. QUICK-RA. 341S -
Evening star., 1952-08-04
DESK SPACE

sssF sssI 5sna 5SSDSs .Ss slo sssa E.a It modem x
attractive desk space for those who
want the Test .receptionist. switch.
board. mail and telephone answer.
ing service available. Call ST. 3456.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
BUSINESS PROP. eoR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

LEASE OR BUY 10000 or more
square feet for used car lot. Must
be on well known street in active
area with heavy pedestrian traffic.
Mr.: REINES. OR. 3400. "A
commercial property, suitable for
furniture and appliances; at least
40-foot frontage Send details to
MR.. DAVIDOFF. 6515 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
SPOT CASH
FOR YOUR HOME
COX & co.
RE. 1888, 81. O775, UN. 1925.
FREE APPRAISAL

DIRECT FROM OWNER
Highest cash for your prcpersy; Free
ST. 1865; eyes,, NO. .O0O6.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
FENCED GARDEN
NEAR PENTAGON

Def. 5-RM. BRICK COLONIAL
Gas heat, full bsmt.. comb. alum.
cuff. refgr.. Anchor fence. No
brokers. CHI. 45I7. -
Evening star., 1952-08-04
NEW BUNGALOWS

Columbia pike area, near buses.
Living room with firepl., custom
equipped kit. 2 bedrooms, tile bath,
hot-water heat, $l2,960.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
WOODLAND CHARM

"OO>43314NO O44444t4A
Surrounded by tall trees on q level
II acre; this new brick rambler has
1ivrm. with picture window; NAM
moth, fully equip. kit; 2 bedrms.,
= stairway to the unfinished 2nd II.
with plenty of space for 2 more
bedrms. and bath. Excellent value
for S14.750. So call for appt. now.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes. OF Wilson IA. $4,000
Evening star., 1952-08-04
81, 500 CASH
S85 PER. MONTH
observation-disclosures

Real Estate Service, Inc.
1853 Lee Hwy. on Glebe, OW. 1890
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

Junior Class could be heard giving
hef presentation speech which was
followed by the names n the Sen.
iors who IN turn proceeded 10 the
table and graeiously and thankfully
received their gifts. All eyes were
turned toward the honored guests
II the evening az they hastily tore
tire wrappings Of gold and blue
from their packages. The unveil.
ING revealed gold statues of girls
IN cap and gown holding . diploma
Each girl Is standing on an ivory
base with the Seniors name 10
whom she belongs. the name Of the
school and 1889. the year III gradn.
alton engraved acroSs II.
They were passed from table 90
table 80 that everyone might ex.
anime them carefully. The unsni.
nous conclusion Was that they are
very Deautiful and indeed some.
thine 10 he treasured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

While the music Of Gus Ayala
and his Orchestra played, the
dance floor Is viewed from above.
looked like a sea Of eoloriul pastel
flowers. as the girls and their dates
glided 10 the various rhyihms. Most
~ the gowns were pastel color,
while a few were vivid red. The
bright colored red formals were
worn by Allcne Speer and Peggy
pinder. Virginia Drop IN her Aqua
Marine. Kathleen Lawrence IN pale
green, Nancy Sawyer in canary vel.
low. Isabel Sais In her blue and
white satin. Nora Malone In a pale
pink. Elena Cano In black velvet
andd pink. JoAnn Zimmerman and
Sally Perez In pastel psnks Bar.
bara Nelson In white. danced viii
their dates Who were dressed either
in pale business suits 90 black and
white tuxedoes
Others Who were there IN paste
colorcd f0rmals adorned with NET
lace. jewels. fur capcs. and cor
sages ranging from gardcnias, 30
ses. carnations. irises. white and
lavender orchids. were. Jennie A
range. Mary Bernreuier ieiicia
Caballol. Olga Martinez. Carleer
Moore. Jacqueline Odberi. Miriam
Pedreira. Donna sawyer. Margue
rite Smith, Teresila Valdcs ane
Patricia Yates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

The Junior senior Prom proved
10 BE- most successful. partly be.
cause ~ the most enjoyable chap.
erons and guests Of whom were
Mr.. and Mrs. J.D Bernrculer Mrs
Rernreuter runs and directs the
Key West Charm School on White
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIC. Berszoysky.
Mrs. Befexnxsky teaches spanish
n 10 Cur C.MI girls Misses Isabel
salts. Kathleen Lawrence and their
escorts were honored by the ore.
sen0 Of Mr. and Mrs. Bereznsky
Throughout the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. BIC. Anderson.
Mrs.. Anderson vas very sweet 10
everyone Throughout the evening
Mrs. Anderson is Miss Arango8
sister Junior IT CMI1
Also among the eiher ehapernns
and guests vas Miss Aranros
brother and sister IN Law Mrs aud
Mr.. A. Arrange ~.
The chaperons and guests helped
90 Oh the American Ieglon Hsli
with an array a beauty and a rain.
bow. 81 eolors
Al the close III the Prom ihe
chaperon< al agreed that all had
. most enjoyable time
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
The ysk Club
oy osrhsrs Lsdd

The Tab Club Is q Teen Age Book
Club In the Freshman room. BAT
"a not limited 10 Freshmen alone.
A ne present time Il consists II
eleven members and ten are Fresh.
men. The purpose of IN Club Is
10 get teenagers 10 read more books
that they VIII enjoy by getting
books selected especially for teen.
ayers each month.
This ls the plan worked Dot by
the Teen Age Club Company. u has
q Selection Committee which choos
es six books each month that II
thinks teenagers viii enjoy. n
sends the list Of selections each
month together with monthly
TAB" News 20 the Secretary for
tks members 10 read. The Tab
News" reviews each book and
helps each member 20 select her
book. when she does No she gives
her order 10 the Secretary and
when she has all the orders she
sends them 20 the Company. The
books come 10 the Secretary and
she distributes them among the
members.
Al the end Of each semester. the
members have q chance 10 receive
Q free dividend book Cor every four
she has bought. The books are an
pocket-sife, but complete and un.
abridged. Some of the books that
have already been read are. Hot
Rod. The Red Badge ~ Cour.
axe." ''Belvedcre, The old
DARK House" and Teen Age
Manual"
There will be meetings in the
near future az which the members
win elect officers and discuss the
books that have already been
read. Sister Shclia Mary. our
English teacher. has plans for the
club and VIII help ns cat with the
discussions NO we will understand
and enjoy oar books more.
The members of the club are
Jean Albury. Madeline Llorclaa,
Esther Truilllo. Jean Davis. Bar.
tara Ladd. Joan Albury. Nancy 10
Hsssn,ic. Patricia Patton. Rose
Yates. Barbara Foley and Miriam
Pefreirs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
To1Qy's
Business
l0lfrror

NEN YORK N-lndusiry's drive
a crawl ouf from under consruls
grows more rlamoruns. n coin
kiHics with President TrumAns an.
zeal Cor tighter controls.
And ,nse fhis ulesnre sseos ,he
,nrrm,rr ur,ee stahsll,rr Flns A.
rail w,th A nrnmise 10 x,..ay al.
eh.cr~s fag deroptr,.l--~h.r. a.,
.....i.,.', h.., ssshs res, "a -. -.
a..rs,.. I.
uanx nrn<h.e1x are xeli,up hel,,w
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

The old favorite Goodnight
Saecibeart" put an end to the an.
forgcttahle Junior Senior Prom.
soon. couples started 10 depart
from the exquixiiely decorated dan.
eng ruom. n vas q spectacle ~
happy people wishing the dance
had never come 10 an end. Follow.
INC there vas a parade ~ ears
speeking aiong the highway which
made the traffic heavy. Where
we're they goingY Al the ears
seemed 10 head the same diree.
sion. Well. the place was "Luiei's
and the time Vas twelve O'Clock.
u was a. I.uigi's Restaurant where
everybody met under the bright
ness II = beautiful moon 10 spend
snoihef Joyous. long 20 BE- remem.
bcred time together.
All tables wlth lighted candies IN
the cenfer we're soon occupied by
the dlfferens couples including the
chaperones Mr.. and Mrs. villain
Bere1osxki Some ~ them sat un-
DER the palm trees. others under
The roof Of the restaurant giving
the place an attractive look.
Although the purpose II this set.
herring vas past 10 SET q little
snack after the dance. everybody
decided 20 order "pixxa pee" the
popular Italian fussd
Al 80 am. everlasting good
night" we're heard all over the
place Can't yoa guess This wss
the end II wonderlul night
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
American BUYERS
Disappointed
With Paris Show
Florida Keys Photo Service
By NApEANNE WALKER

PARIS R - Many American
buyers and manufacturers are
leaving Paris this week disappoint-
ed with the 1852 spring fashion
collections.
Lack of originality In the new
styles Is the most common CON-
plant. Another hike In prices Is
the No. 2 grievance.
Christian Dior's collection is zen.
orally acclaimed as the big sue.
cess of the season. and the New
Look originator has further pleased
buyers by refusing 10 raise his
prices above last years level.
Pierre Balamain h another design.
or who has held the price line.
bat buyers said they noted In.
creases nearly everywhere else
One manufacturer representa-.
tive complained he had 10 pay q
thousand dollars for an ordinary
cloth coat. a record high price.
Miss Mildred Cusiin. 81 John
Wanamaker's. expressed what 9th.
er buyers have been saying
N has been a disappointing sea.
lrson. The clothes were beautiful
bot not newsmaking. There was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

Navy in November. 1913 and
was subsequently selected 10
enter flight training a. an
aviation cadet in the Navy VS.
program In July. 1851. he was
designated a naval aviator al
Pensacola, Fla, after complci-
ing the prescribed flight train
inc course.
Ensign vinccnt IL married 10
the former Mis- Gertrude Ann
Bugler Of Mt Carmel. Pa. They
resided Al has Washington
street In Key West.
Ensign Vincent. with four
years Of experience A. a semi
professional basketball player
in Columbus. Ohio. proved a
greai asset 10 the FAwTUlant
Flyers basketball team.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

pie are already having trouble pay.
ing present prices. For their bcne-
IN, we should be- working. not TO
iegislate formulas Tor raising prize
CO. bot instead 10 find ways q
moving prices downward. as IN.
ercssinR productivity and more
production makes that possible "
Those VIM want deeontrol con.
tend mat prices are more likely
% 50 lower II the Law II supply
and demand - freed from govern.
mens Interference.
Thr steel industry comes up with
typical arguments Controls hurt
the smaller companies. they con.
teqd, because same steel items are
IN easy supply now. bat they cant
sell these items since steel con.
sumers aren't allowed 10 use
enough II them Cor civilian goods.
They want the steel companies
% he allowed 90 fill their order
books fof wire. mechanical tubing.
sheets and sirlp--now IN fairly
easy supply They contend this
would IN M way Increase the
shortage IL ether steel pswaoess--
such - structural steel--necsied
By the defense Industries.
TIE textile industry - IN the
dumps Coz almost q year now-says
that eumsrols tend 20 hamstring 4.
since moei textile prices are b..
low official ceilings. price controls
serve M punsose a. far - holdine
down ne cost ~ living u conecrn
ed the fslusiry arKues
TIE food Industry eompialns Il
ire cost at meeting g0kernmcla
regulatnns Spokesmen say pfolils
av slipping ana composition :
keeping most fo-sd prizes beio4
eciiinxs anyvay
Tsfe makers lnsisi there are
"a Alssf taiplrs ~ rlsber 1oa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
Bovsllsa0
News

The Mr.. and Mrs. Bowling
League met sunday at Boea chiea
alleys for the regular bowling ses.
sions.
Winnie Humphrey set q bcauii
ful pace for the ladies, she rolled
a 1882 for q tSs series. Ruby
Caldwell a nice no and Lillian
Shuman leo.
High for the men Was Jam cald.
well with a 90 for q 40 series.
Joe Aizert a nice is4 and n. Pass
100.
Team 4-Mr. and Mrs. Brown
are IN FIRST place. Team i7-Mr.
and Mrs. Atxert are second. Three
teams are tied for the third posi-.
ton. Team 6--Mr. and Mrs. Joy.
Team i-Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell
and Team 2-Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Humphrey.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

The TRADITION ior many years mas
been for the Junior Class 20 pre-
sent the seniors with small ants
a. the Junior Senior Prom. 1852
turned eut 10 be- no dlfiereri The
drums sounded. cymhals elaShed
and Then everything vas Quiet.
nonna Sawyer the presldeai 81 10
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
Peoples Forum
wlrepnolo

sssssssssseeeeeeseeeeees
TIE Cftises s<fcewes sapE<s-
sfsas NJ she views ~ ifs F<aa-
zee. bet sks eaissr xss~Fsss zee
rsntsa. Ths uFteexn shesi9 -
fatF asa eeDfine the letters -
80 woEas. and write 90 eme nI1s
- che paexr esiy. SIGNATURE -
tse writer mnmf aeeewRA8N sne
tetters aBe vii ~ pubtisAe3 60
ices rseneaf<1 afnerulne.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

nothing new In coats. where new
ends we're most urgently needed.
] had also hoped for interest In
skirts. which ! dad not find
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

book of blue and gold and then es-
corted 20 a table. The big event II
the evening was the presentation Of
The little gold statues 10 the indi.
viduals Of the senior Class Of 1882,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

ilAat controls arc useless. that a
nan should D. able % hay a white.
van tire Il he wants one.
hsif Arnal says. We must NOT
hasten headlong into dcconirol
btsaile outgoing price siahsli1cr.
has a COMMITTEES studying dsscon.
trol hui rs hard 90 net 40 AZ 4
beAr TAI without getting elawed.
0i'S wonders Il a can let "a ~
ass industry without hurilng other
s'na 0nirolled Industries Il sup.
eligx.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
Jvnier Senior Prem
stsshisshfs ~ se<ssi Activities
~ Virgins prspp

On Tuesday evening. the fifth ~
February. the Junior Class 81 the
Convent 81 Mary immaculate
sponsored the annual Junior.
senior Prom. The event vas held
AZ ne American Legion Home on
stock Island a. . O'clock.
Upon entering the dance floor
gala DECORATIONS could BE- seen a
snoN men and snowflake patterns
whi<h we're the theme a enc
dan<r
kssh couple WAS given 4 memory
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14

" . NMft fnott
ENSIGN WILLIAM c. VIM
CENT. usNR. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs William =. Vincent. Grove
City. Pennsylvania. has recent.
" completed a four months
course in All Weather Flight al
the Fleet All Weather Training
unit. Atlantic. Key West. The
course consists Of advanced
flight training IN instruments
and night tactics designed 10
qualify the pilot Tor Carrier
All Weather Squadrons.
He win report 10 Composite
Squadron Twelve. Naval Air
Station. Quonset Point. n. 4.
Tor assignment 10 duty involv.
ing flying
Ensign Vincent enlisted in the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-14
Editor d the Citizen


! want YOU 10 know how much I.
personally. as State Chairman for
the 1852 MARCH or DIMES. ap.
preeiaie the fine cooperation which
you gave us in telling the story q
the desperate need for funds VITA
which 20 fight polio. Our campaign.
statewide. was an outstanding soc.
cess and 10 very great extent this
was due 10 our fine publicity sup.
port.
Please know that you and those
who worked with you To tell this
story have the heartfelt thanks az
thousands Of polio victims and their
families everywhere. Please knou
also that through your future pub.
LEFTY you viii BE- IN the vanguard
Of our nations tight against this
last remaining unsoived epidemic
disease.
Cordially.
LEROY Collins
state Chairman
February n. 1852
~
Chnbb crager In northern Cana
da. caused By q meieoriie. Il lar.
ser than soma of the cratcrs or
the moon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02
V'.IuniOr Ia
Get Spotlight

Juniors Will take over the
YWCA every Saturday for the
next sixteen weeks, beginning
Feb. 9. when 8 TO II year-olds
will spend a morning at Central
Branch WV.
Beginning AT am. the Sat
urday program includes choice
of lessons in swimming. ballet
dancing. tap dancing and an
arts workshop.
Additional swimming classes
for juniors are offered Monday
afternoons at 4;30 for beginners
and on Thursday aftcTnoodS at
4:30 for water ballet.
Swimming and tennis classes
for teen-agers are scheduled for
IL o'clock noon on Saturdays.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02

Invitations in the form OF min
iature newspapers have been
mailed TO thousands of members
of United Community Services
Womens Committee announcing
its annual meeting to be heio
Feb 6 at international Institute
KIRBY and John r.
A theme of the living news.
paper." will bring the annua
report Of the work of the Com.
mittee in 1881. Mrs. Leonard
n. weiner. program chairman
Il tho author of a sketch which
will use a newspaper formal as
a background. The Junior
League Players will present the
PLAY. -, :. =,
The meeting will begin at IL
n m with lunch AZ the Institute
lo be followed by a short ousi.
ness meeting for tina election "a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02
Wall Sanford
10 HghAght
History Week

walter Sanford. outstanding
Detroit exponent of the abstract
school of art, will be presented
bv Utley Branch Library S7zo
Woodward at Alger. In a pro-
Gram celebrating Negro History
week on Thursday. Feb. Ia. at
3 pm His subject will be The
Negro and his Contribution to
Art"
Mr. Sanford studied at the
Chicago Art Institute and under
John Carroll at Arts and Crafts
here IN Detroit. Exhibits OF has
work have been shown through
the Kudner Agency and at Utley
Branch Library.
As an added feature. art work
Of students from schools in the
community Will be shown at the
Branch throughout the entire
month Of February.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02
Dress Up
AOuSp and
Wardrobe

II the time of year to dress
up Your house and wardrobe. +"
C'eSo'u'ng to Harriet l.. Rowe.
n' S'e.ai and Health Education
r.V'or at Central Branch YwCA.
al, 40 cite her point. Miss Rowe
shnS s attention to classes in lamp
Mill; Ie making. painted crafts.
are ty and dressmaking. which
uIer o .. increasingly pop
Vh,es sisuations for these classes.
'De,ns' oegin next week. are now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02

Another highlighf was pro-
senting meriforious awards TO
ten chairmen and five officers
for faithful service. Gold star
and silver service star awards
were presented TO six members
for perfect and near perfect
attendance.
Officers elected beside Mrs.
Palmer were MeSdames Elizabeth
Glpss vice president at large. AL
m, Hinton. vice president; Vlo-
let T Lewis. VICE president. Ema-
dpi Stingcr. recording secre-
. IA Laura C. Stewart. assistant
ne ting secretary, Bertha Dot
son financial secretary. Alice
Baic't corresponding secretary;
Awei' Mcqueen. treasurer; Vi
ola B Trent, custodian.
CiAJmen awarded were Mes
dioes Mable Ranford. Mary Car
ter Eugic West. Violet Lewis.
Sadie Johnson. Pearl Harris. Ju-
la Mitchell. Irene Watt Fannie
John>on Joseph Miller.
Officers awarded were Mes
dancs Emandora Stringer. An
nel'e Mcqueen. Elizabeth Glass.
Alua Hinton and the president.
, l. Palmer. who received a
large gift certificate.
Members not absent from an,
meeting or affair of the club dur
ing The year were Mesdames VII
Ola 3 Trent, Sadie Johnson and
Alice Barrett. Three members on
~ missing one meeting were
MeSdameS Pearl Harris. Mable
Ndntord and Joseph Miller.
Guests were Mesdames Rufus
Stafford and A. Patterson.
he next meeting will be Feb.
ID AZ the residence of Mrs. Lu-
c'lle Hubert.
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officers and new members OF the
Governing Board of the Women 5
Committee. a Red Feather service
supported by the Torch Drive
The melting will conclude with
the presentation Of the Red
Feather Crier."
The WomenS Committee ope-
rates the Tribute Fund. a me-
mortal fund which is maintained
by private donation and whose
resources are used 10 buy special
appliances and services for the
needy. The Committee is also
active in the Friendly Visitors.
a service for the aged: the Cen
trail Volunteer Bureau and the
School Program on Community
Services. both Red Feather serv-
ices.