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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-27

Csrlof dealers al the De&-o.t
Union Produce Terminal report
very good supplies OF curly
parsley. sweet Spanish onions.
radishes and assorted green's.
New crop cabbage and tango
rines also are coming in quite
literally.
Local packers report thai fresh
pork loins have gone up Ia TO
&c pound during the past week.
BoSton-style pork butts also show
an increase OF two TO three cent
pound al the wholesale level.
However. fresh hams have de
cllned about one cent per pound
lately.
"Picnics" and smoked hams
remain generally unchanged in
price Lard and the undergrades
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-27

was assisted by the honoree's
mother. Mrs. Rosa B. Chaifield.
who chose black and beige for
her costume and Miss Rosemary
Simmons. who was very attract
i've in black and red
The guest attending the baby
shower were. Mesdames Gertrude
Watt. Ruth Wells. June Pettlford,
A. d. Kimble: Mae GaSkln La
voine King: Josie Strain; Kate
Burks, Harriet Coleman. Emmy
Gray. Cleo Clowney. Elsie l..
Smith. Juanita Shackleford,
Misses Lucious Clemens. Lucin-
thla Sallie. Lula Johnson. Mable
johnson and Marie l.. Nicely.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-27
BABY SHOWER


hostess for . Baby Shower al
her home on Spokane Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Eleanor
Lucille Colbert as the honores.
The hostess used very unique
decorations for the baby shower.
Her center piece was q
decorative white and pastel
low baby bed filled with a full
supply of Baby's toiletrv. these
items were presented to the hon
Gree AFTER the opening OF the
gifts Her other decorations con-
sisted Of the same colors white
and pastel yellow and green and
all gifts received by the honoree
carried out the same color
scheme.
Prizes were given 10 The
guest that entered into the
merrimsnf of the novel games
for this affair.
The honoree was very attract
i've in her very fashionable lady
in waiting attire OF navy blue and
white and wore a corsage of deep
red roses. gift TO her from the
hostess. The hostess also wore
navy blue and white. Mrs. Cook
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-27


the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Smith. Games, food,
and exchange of gifts was
enjoyed by all.
Alberta Lightfoot enter
tanned her Bridge Club. Sat
urday afternoon, in her beau
tiful home on Atkinson Ave
nue.. Among those present
were: Betty Griffin, Sue
smith, Mary Hewitt. Mill
dred Lott. Louise Garrison
and Mamie Winborn.
A wonderful time was had
by all.
Mrs. Sadie Ramsey and son
Thomas of Parkdale Ave.
plan to spend the Christmas
holidays with Mrs Ramsey 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
+. Johnson of New Orleans,
La. and also visit Mrs. Ram
seys oldest son. Henry "
Jr.. who is a student at Dill
lard University.
Very sorry 10 hear OF the
sudden passing Of MIR. r
. Irwin, the father OF Mrs
Daisy Hale Of Melbourne
Avenue.
Among the DetroIteri
spending the holidays ava,
from home are: Mrs. Ger
trude Mathis. and son. Law
renee. Junior. Of Brush Ave
nue.. They plan to spend ths
holidays in Amanate, Nrl
: ginia.
Atty. and Mrs. Lonni,
Snowden Of Edison Avcnu
: plan to visit their relative
: in Grand Rapids. Mich.
Claude Ware is spendin,
the holidays in Saginaw
Mich.
Bill Cam OF Scoyel Ave
/, nue. has been visiting in Day
ton, Ohio.
Some of the visitors plan
ming to be in town for tn
holidays are: Mr.. and Mr.;
!, George Collins Of Dayton
Ohio. Mrs. Collins is the fol
:. mer June Pettiford. The
: will be the houseguests Q
: Mrs. Pettiford's parent
Atty. and Mrs. Alonzo Pc
tiford of West Grand Boul,
:: ward.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-27

OF bacon shoul doffer fine con-
sumner values again this week
end. Even though certain whole
sale cuts are quoted as slightly
higher than a week ago. pork
is still considered 10 be the best
buy in red meat al this time.
"ChuCk roasts' and other cuts
from the foTequarters will IN
doubtedlv represent best relative
values IN beef for homemakerS
this week. due 10 plentiful sup
plies. Hindquarter cuts OF beef,
particularly those from the top
grades, are mostly bringing full
OPS ceilings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-27
Christian Science Churches

Has the Comforter" promised by Christ Jesus come?
This question answered the Lesson Sermon 10 be read
all Christian Science churches Sunday December 2e
under the titles Christian Science
The Golden Text $ Matthew (l0.8): Heal the SICk
cleanse the pes the dead cast out devils freely have
received. freely give
Among the Bible citations is this passage. tZeph 3:l7
The Lord thy God in the midst of thee mishiy he will
he will rejoice thee with he will rest in his
love. he will JOY thee with singing.
Correave passages from Science and Health with heS
TO the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy include.
Christian Science reveals incontroveriiblY that Mind is
All all that the only realities the divine Mind and
idea This great fact not however. 10 be support
by sensible evidence until IFS divine Principle is dem
onsirsed by healing the sick and thus proved absolute
and divine" tp 1857
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-27

LOLLY pop =
SOCIETY NOTES :

Mrs. Ashley Cain, fQrme
" a teacher Of the BafstS
School. now on leayes1pe0
that she is enjoying sunny
California this winter.
Mrs. Margaret Lucas OF
Montgomery Avenue is ex-
pecting her sister, Julia
Carr, Of Washington, d. c.
as her houseguest.
DR.. John Fender of Ford
Avenue, Highland Park, viii
spend the holidays in Can
ton. Ohio.
Little Deborah Culver
celebrated her third birth
day in the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Culver
of Addison Avenue.
We hear that DR.. All.
Thomas, Senior, Of Arden
Park has been very i'll and.
also the likeable Mrs. Mo-
selle Coins Of La Sale Boule-
!, ward has been confined to
her home for several weeks.
We hear that Langfofd
Brown Of SroNel Avenue has
been very I'LL
We hear that Rosa Lee
Merriweather and Mr.. Ed
: ward Johnson were united
in marriage Sunday. The re-
ception was held at the Ur-
? ban League.
Members Of the business
staff, the University of Mich
igan Extension Service, held
gala Christmas party,
Thursday evening.
Also the Sunday School
. Teachers Of New Calvary
Baptist Church held their
annual Christmas party with
{ exchange Of gifts, Frida!
e evening.
: Hundreds Of Detroiters
will trek to Cleveland. Ohio,
& to enjoy the festivities OF
{, their respective national COZ
ciaves and conventions.
: Adieu until next week. =
LOLLT POP,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-27
Inv. Many Thanks

Rpssny. Many Thanks
We heard from many OF
n" old friends this week.
hi many thanks for all OF
h e beautiful Christmas
lards. and for the friendly
LaIenhone calls. Glad to
Lnow all Of you are still
kssding. and enjoying the
ketroit Tribune, and many
kanks for every kind
hought our friends are Civ
TsNr. and Mrs. |. w. J.
kooker. Of 61l4 Scotch
I,enue. regret that their
anghter and family. lro-
Sssor and Mrs. Stone of
= Ina University cannot
bme to Detroit to spend the
christmas Holidays as plan
III. Due to brief illness of
IT. of the Stone children,
md not make the trip.
young peopi, in
iorthwestern II h School
Ind are playing better than
ker this season. 1t as
teasing to hear some OF
lem rehearse recently.
4 Mrs. Irine Graves says she
krely will enjoy the Christ
las Holiday season, how
Yer. many of her friends
BIZ be gone to Cleveland to
ttend the AKA national
(eeting on Civil K ig h [ $
|hlch will begin on Deem
kr 26. We had a friendly
Xix about pass activities on
le Westside. their struggles
bd victories.
i Mrs. Edith Ransell Of
1inois. sounds just a cneer-
u as ever. She is doing
Eat work In her practice.
mir. and Mrs. Munroe Will
Inns Of French Road, have
Ours truly's deepest SYM
3thy. News reached me to
be to attend the funeral
rvices Of their youngest
d. whose body was laid to
II Friday.
Friday and Saturday, Dec.
th and 18th the Spotlight
. again on the Detroit
.A's when they presented
Dir 3rd Annual Bazaar.
<Soror Julia B. Oliver was
Rirman and Barbara Co
J, co-chairman. These. two
Dng with Sorors Evelyn
pnjoy. Basileus of Alpha
10 Omega chapter, Bertha
ith. last years Bazaar
irman. Constance Blount.
irman Of the booths. and
pe Freeman with Layuna
Her on publicity and
|ny others joined in to
ke this event a great sue
pn Friday night. a crowd
adults filled the Lucy
prman YWCA viewing
booths on display. The
bite Elephant booth real
caught the eyes. II was
bsual in that you could
pain almost any object To
ply the wants of children
b numbered 500 on Sat-
Jay afternoon. there was
pssscs'<essxxsss'<'csxxs's
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-27

Dear Christ forever here ana
near,
No cradle song.
No natal hour and mothers
tear
To thee belong.
Thou God idea.
Life encrowned,
The Bethlehem Babe be-
loved, replete,
by flesh embound,
Was but thy shade
Thou gentle beam of living
| Love,
And deathless life!
Truth infinite. so far above
All mortal strife,
Or cruel creed,
or earth porn talnt
Fill us today
With all thou arr
Be thou our saint
Our stay, all way
Mary Baker Eddy.
The Christian Science Mon
itor Youth Forum gave then
annual gala Christmas party
Saturday evening, in the
downtown YWCA. Fun
games and food was enjoy
ed by everyone. Every chile
under nine 90 years of age
was given a special gift.
The Christian Science
Youth Forum held their an
nual Christmas Carrollini
for the Concord Nursint
Home on <. Grand Boule
ward last Wednesday eve
ming.
The Sorophurist Guild o
St. Cyprian's Church hel'
their annual Christmas par
= ty on Tuesday evening a
the home of the +. Brown
on fireman Avenue. Mem
berS present were: Mes
danes Gladys billiard, Jeai
! Dade. Sadie Ramsey, Rut
: Tomilson. Claudia Robe
: and Mildred Brown. Ne,
: members welcomed to tn
Guild were: Mrs. Kennel
Dunghill and Mrs. Mel,
: mare. Games We're played
: prizes won and exchange {
e. beautifully wrapped Chris
7 mas gifts, along with III
I. delectable menu served b
Hostess Mildred Brown, a
went for a Merry ChriStm,
IS party.
n
70 The ". Grand Boulevai
rs Association Club gave a d
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-27

ELECTED SECRETARY
TREASURER-Dr. l.. S. Cozart
who was elected secretary
treasurer of the Association OF
Colleges and Secondary Schools
for Negroes for his 18th con-
secufivs term at the close OF
the associations 1852 conven-
lion in Memphis. recently Or.
Coxarf is president Of Barber
Scotia College. Concord. N. c.
A graduate of Johnsopf c. Smith
and Columbia universities. the
educator has been outstanding
In educational activities Of his
state and the nation for many
years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-27
ma,ksling lip, %r Uo1,s~iivs,

grown and stored cabbage the
list OF good week Wholesale
range 81 IS bushe cabbage 81 to s22o
per potatoes ST. TO s. so 10 bag
Michigan Several varieties OF Michigan apples
liberal supply o, very reasonable wholesale prices
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-12-27

plenty Of play money" This
booth was headed by Gwen
Taylor and Betty Nodo.
Next along the line was
the Fishing Pond where one
had to fish for their gifts.
Chairmen We're Betty Lakey
and Delphine Day.
Soror Doris Johnson won
the hearts of the Youngsters
with her booth called the
Fun House. Vera Morris
helped her.
SorOr Simmons took over
this years booth tagged Bin
go. Flowers and Plants, a
more decorative booth was
headed by Miriam Pace, FL
mira Meek and Eloise Proc
tor. Next was Santa's Bake
Shop, with Phyllis Browder
as chairman. Just q foot
away one came upon the
Candy Kitchen with Polly
Cutler and Neguloca Pro-
grais as your hostesses.
The booth Canned Goods
was headed by Millicent
Wells. The little kids were
all agog over the Toys in the
booth of Marian Swan. Then
came Arts and Crafts with
Vastene Woodhouse. Jewell
ry and Antiques with Dor
othy and Betsy Lowery was
filed with every kind of Jew
elry.
Sorors on hand to greet
the many guests were: Helen
Greer, Evelyn Monioy, Jose
phine Hayden, Layuna Kel-
Ter. Julia Oliver, Dorothy
Cunningham, Ella Mae Jim
erson, Louise Emerson. Vas
tene Woodhouse. Eleanor
Simpson, Constance Blount.
Annette Burwell. Betty
Cathcart. Vivian Ross. Tlea-
nor Ross, Jane Freeman.
Blanche Allen, Vera Morse.
LaClair Knox. Bertha Smith.
Lillian Daniels, Margaret
Bennett, Majorie Gipson.
Evelyn Sublette, Elmira Clip
son. Feline Richards, Gladys
Preston, Aretha Thompson.
Vivian Ross, Catherine Routt.
Rachel Jefferson, and many
others.
Pledges of the Sorority
and Ivy Leafs were on hand
TO help in this annual affair.
The guests all express the
wonderful time they had and
are looking forward TO next
years bazaar.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
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Evening star., 1952-03-14
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. A.
Il, 81

offer any defense. The bride.
Tassoula Petracogeorgi. was rep-
resented by her father. q Parlia-
|ment member. who had instituted
the proceedings.
Mr.. Kephaloyannis abducted
Tassoula in August. 1850. and fed
with her to q mountain hideout,
He later was sent to prison for
bearing arms at the time he alb
Quoted her. She stuck by him.
and they were reunited. The ro-
nance cooled earlier this year.
however. and she went home to
her father.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Fairfax Civil Air Patrol
Id Mark Second Year

The Fairfax-Falls Church
Herndon squadron Of the Civil Air
Patrol will observe its second an
|niversary next week with an open
house. an exhibit and q dance.
The open house will be held In
squadron headquarters at the
Falls Church air park on Route SO
beginning at 8 pm. Wednesday
The dance will be held at Hun
tiers Lodge. Route I'll, next Fri
day night for the benefit Of the
communications fund.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Chest Membership
Rises in AIexundriu

Membership In the Alexandra
Community Chest agencies In
creased from 5.947 in 1850 ID
6,124 in 1851.
Statistics released by Com
munity Chest officials for this
period also showed an increase
from l73.1s1 to 224.805 Of at
tendance at agency activities and
from 1922 to 4.571 Of those who
received direct service.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
Chile Aequhs Newsmen OF sIsndeing Minister

could be detrimental to freedom
LOT the press.
Among those held were Rafae1
Funtes, editor Of Ncticias de
Ultima Hora; Oscar Lanas, editol
LOT Noticias Graficas: Herman
lMillas. who works for Q radio
station.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
By The Assseia,sd prsss

SANTIAGO. Chile. Mar. IA.
The Court Of Appeals yesterday
acquitted six newspapermen ac-
|cused Of slandering Francisco
Melfi when he held ONCE as min
ister Of lands and colonization.
The arrests provoked such q
wave Of protests that Mr.. Melfi
resigned last Friday. The six had
attacked his policies.
President Gabriel Gonzalez vi
della promised the newsmcn he
would seek revision Of laws which
Evening star., 1952-03-14
ICreie' 5 Romeo and JaIiei'
End Marriage In Court
By she Assoeius.d pr,,,

ATHENS, Greece. Mar. IA
court annulment has brought to
10 legal end the marriage Of
Crete's irnpetuous modern-day
Romeo. Costa Kephaloyannis. to
his Juliet.
The end Of the match, which
once threatened to revive clan
warfare on the island. was peace
ful. Mr. Kephaloyannis did not
appear in court at Herakleion nor
Evening star., 1952-03-14
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Tassoula said she had never
really loved him. Mr.. Kephaloy.
annis said he was relieved she was
gone.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
U. S. Closes Wyoming Area
10 Make Uranium Search
By the Assoeiossd Press

~ me ASsoetosed Pfess
The Government announced
today 1t is closing OH l02 square
miles Of public land in North
eastern Wyoming while 1t con-
ducts . search for uranium
deposits.
The Atomic Energy Commits
sion said it would explore the
area and release each section
where no uranium is found.
Evening star., 1952-03-14

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Evening star., 1952-03-14
Smuggling Lows Revised

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against the smuggling Of foreign
Exchange so that penal provisions
can be effectively enforced.
Evening star., 1952-03-14
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Evening star., 1952-03-14
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yet, when I included it in my
Jewish Stories, Old and New"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-06-27
HENI]ERSONVIILE, N. {.
In the Land Of the SIX"

preacher felt highly Grated over
his forensic excellence, and after
the sermon he approached the
maudlin person and said: 'Tell
me, my good man, what part of
my 'drosha' affected you 80
,much?"
1T was not your 'drosha' that
affected me-" replied the lachry-
NOSE Individual, ''but your face.
I had wonderful goat. She had
a nice, long beard, and she was
supplied milk for the whole fam
lily. She died only a few months
ago, and when I looked at your
face with your long beard, I
couldn't help thinking of my poor
you"
The Frenchmen tell an identi-
cal anecdote, which differs only
in the detail that the sentimental
auditor had been the owner of an
ass, and the orators voice re-
minded him of his beloved animal
that was no more.