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Evening star., 1952-06-15
Todoy's Schedules

Stage.
ARENA-"The Importance of
Being Earnest: $3.50 pm.
Screen.
AMBASSADOR - carson
City,: 1870, 3:35, 5:35. TAO
and $40 pm.
CAPITOL - "The Girl in
White: LAS, 4::30, tbs and
10 pm. Stage: /. $40,
$50 and 9:15 pm.
COLUMBIA-"Skirts Ahoy!"::
l, $40, 5:25, TAO and 9:55
pm.
DUPONT Navajo: /. $40,
5:25. TAO and 9:55 pm.
| KEITH'S-"Just Across the
Street.: 1:5O, $3.50, $50,
7::50 and $50 pm.
LITTLE-"The Prize: 1:20.
2:50, 4:25, sos, 7::50 and
9:35 pm.
| METROPOLITAN-"I Dream
of Jeanie":: lao, $40, $40,
TAO and 9:45 pm.
ONTARIO - "The River:
1875, 3:45, 5:55, 8 and 10
pm.
PALACE - "Scaramouche"::
/, $40, 500, 7:35 and GAS
pm.
PIX Virgin Man: 2:35,
5:15. 1855 and 1925 pm.
PLAYHOUSE "The Marry
ing Kind: 1:25. $3.50, $40,
7:45 and $50 pm.
PLAZA-"The Man in the
White Suit: l. 2:55. 4:50,
GAS. $40 and 10:40 pm.
TRANS-LUX - core"::
1:05, 2:55, 4:40, $50, $40
and 1910 pm.
WARNER - Carson City,:
1:25, $3.50, 5:35. 7:40 and
9:45 pm.
Evening star., 1952-06-15
No Pioneer, Teresa
Miss Wright, Ronch Wife and Mother,
Gets Sick of Wide Open Spaces
By Sheiloh Grohom
HOLLYWOOD


Eighteen months ago. Teresa
Wright and her writer-producer
husband, Niven Busch, bought a
300-acre ranch 800 miles from
Hollywood. in Hollister, Calf.
The ranch has everything:
Trees, alfalfa, fruit, cattle, good
riding and hunting terrain;
everything a city girl dreams OF
for life down on the farm.
Teresa has been living there be-
tween plays and pictures with
her husband and four children
two by Niven's former marriage.
"At first I was in heaven"
Teresa said. "Then I woke up.
I was cooking for seven people
three times a day, seven days a
week and had to wash 300 dishes
for each Of those seven days.
Then my folks came and paid a
visit. so there were two more to
cook for and so more dishes to
wash each day. When they left,
Niven's brother and Sister-in-
law came down for a visit"
Costs Enormous
Then Teresa, a practical lass
always, discovered it was more
expensive eating her home
grown cabbage than buying it at
Romanof's.
I'VE were kinda new at that
sort of thing" Teresa admitted,
land in spite of all the free
labor from the family, would
say that our carrots cost us
about $1.25 per carrot and each
apple stood us an easy IS cents,
but I loved every minute of it
at first.
"I thought the glamorous
Hollywood star Is now almost
as much a pioneer woman as
the pioneer women Hollywood
stars portray" Teresa contin-
ued, land then, suddenly. the
ranch loomed as an impossible
monster. Beds, brooms, hot
kitchens. dirty dishes, mops,
planting, picking, preserving.
Well, I asked for it and I got it
In large doses.
She'd Been Womed
"Niven had warned me not to
overdue it to the point where
I'd get sick of it. He explained
that some time in the future
things would level to where the
work wouldn't be that hard and
that, in time we would get the
household help.
But. meanwhile. did get
sick of it. So when an offer
came from Hollywood to play
in a Columbia picture, Cali
fornia Conquest I grabbed it.
Funny thing is California
Conquest sounds like it could
have been the story Of my
life on the ranch. but actually
the picture was about the early
days of our State. I shoot
three men, with blanks. of
course. I had never played this
kind Of a role before, and I
guess my 'egg-and-T existence
toughened me for it,"
You'll be able to see Teresa
in California Conquest" very
shortly.
Come Bliss Again
when I returned to Holly
wood to do this picture, Niven
and I took an apartment not
Evening star., 1952-06-15

60 back to the farm for a spell.
It's been nine months since she
was the lady pioneer, so she
looks forward to returning with
mixed emotions.
well have to figure a new
design for living. To live partly
there, and We'll keep an apart
ment in town."
(Released by NANA)
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
Liberty City
Teachers March
For Better Schools

Busy teachers of L. c. Primary,
Liberty City Elementary, and
Dorsey High Schools will do their
share to assure better schools
now and in the future for the
youth of today and tomorrow.
In a combined effort, they will
march for one hour on Sunday,
November 2, 1852 from 3 to 4
o'clock, appealing to registered
voters to vote "yes" for Amend
ment No. The approval of this
amendment will authorize the
county officials to borrow mon
ey and build schools now from
automobile license tags money
which will. be free from addition
al tax to the voters.
This is an issue aside from your
choice of candidates and other
issues. Please make i your duty
to vote Eyes" for amendment No.
for better schools for your
children'S sake.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
Monster Mass
Meeting At St. Paul

Women's Day will be held in
its annual program at st. Paul
AME Church, DR.. Robert A.
Jackson, pastor. Rev. Slayton
Matthews, assistant. The pastor
appointed Mrs. Wilhemina John
son, a fine aggressive and willing
worker, former member of us
of st. Stephens, Jacksonville.
Since being here a number of
years she has proven to be a fine
leader. Mrs. johnson has the very
fine spirited cooperation of all of
the membership. Her goal is
$1,000. She hasd commendere
some of ST.. Paul's best workers
and everybody is anxious to help
her raise the amount. st. Paul
annually has two major rallies.
called Women's and Mems Day.
The entire membership knows
that these are the days that mon
les must be raised for our pastors
report as a duty to our general
church'S up keep and support so
that the church will roll on. The
women cannot get on in their
rally without the men. And the
men certainly cannot get on
without the women. They are
boasting that they are going to
beat the women and the women
say that it cannot be done. We as
laymen are very proud of st.
Paul and our much beloved pas
tor; we are anxious to do our
part 100 per cent when we send
him to Key West to represent st.
Paul and stands before the Bish-
sp, he must be ready Jan 7, 1853.
Let us help the fine chair ladies
who we reappointed.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
MT. CALVARY BAPTIST

BY the help of God Mt. CAL
vary is doing fine. The Lord sure
ly has blessed us with this great
man, Rev. E. M. Thomas. We are
celebrating his 18th anniversary.
He is truly a good shepherd.
Last Sunday Rev. D. A. Bradley
carried out the services. During
the morning service, he preached
from the Book of Genesis, on the
subject, Abraham Gave His Son."
The BTU was very lively and
the evening worship was reviv-
ing.
On Monday night we had with
us the Rev. Woodley and his con-
gregation. The service was just
grand.
The public is always invited to
work with us.
Rev. E. M. Thomas, pastor
Mrs. B. M. Kendrick, Rep.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
CHURCH OF
INCARNATION

The Feast of St. Simon and st.
Jude which is the 28th will be
celebrated Sunday, October 26.
Choral Moss and Sermon at IL
am. VeSpers and sermon, 7:3O p.
m. Church School, $50 am.
During the fall and winter sea-
sons night falls so soon after sun
set our schedule of night service
will be moved up an hour earlier
to 6 pm. beginning the first Sun
day in November. This is intend
ed that the membership might
not neglect the night service but
finish the days worship and have
time out for any other activity.
We hope this early hour of even
ing service will become popular
for the convenience of all con-
cerHed.
Don't forget our liquidating
drive is on-an members with
letters are requested to make q
report. This is urgent. And to the
celebration of the Feast Of st.
Simon and St. Jude at II am.
Sunday morning, you are cordial
ly invited.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

Rev. 1. c. Mickins, pastor of Mt.
Olivette Baptist Church will be
heard over radio station WFEC
Sunday morning at IL am.
Mt. Olivette, founded by Rev.
S. A. Sampson in 1912 and pas
tored by him until his death three
years ago, is celebrating the 40th
anniversary of the church.
Various churches with their
congregations have been guest of
Mt. Olivette during the week and
Sunday will marek the closing of
the celebration when final reports
on the building fund will be made
at the 7:30 service.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

Last Sunday found us gathering
together, giving thanks to God.
Sunday School, under the direc-
tion of our Supt. Peter Williams,
met at 9 am. At the II am. SER
vice our pastor delivered pow
erful message which was soul
filling and reviving. The text was
taken from I Tim. 6:11-12; sub
ject, "The Battle of Life"
The BTU, under the direction
of Mrs. Alyce Washington, the
president, met at $50 pm. At the
700 pm. service, the Rev. H. W.
Brown of Bethel Baptist Church,
Nassau, Bahamas, delivered a
powerful message from Rev. 21:1;
subject, Gods New World"
Sunday, October 26, is Women's
Day at St. Luke. Mrs. r. L. Holly
Of Ft. Lauderdale is the speaker
of the morning.
Rev. P. w. Williams, pastor
Mrs. Evelyn Davis, reporter
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
ST. AGNES NEWS

Sunday, October 26 the Feast
of Christ the King will be cele-
brated at st. Agnes Church with
Mattins at 700 am. Low Mass at
7:30 am, Church School at $50
am. Choral Mass, procession and
sermon at 10:45 am. and Solemn
Vespers, sermon and benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament at 700
pm. The Rectors Guild will be
in Corporate Communion at the
7:30 low mass. Be sure to join the
crowd for the festal service at
10:45 am.
The rector of st. Agnes has
been elected a member of the
Council of the American Church
Union, Inc, New York City. This
is the first time a Negro Priest
has been elected to this high hon
or.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
2ND EBENEZER CHURCH

Sunday was very high day all
day with US. DR.. BARLEY preach
ed a short soul stirring sermon
Sunday morning and Sunday
night. We worShipped with our
mother church, DR.. G. F. Ponder,
pastor. They raised $l27 and gave
it to us toward our building
which we Thanked them Aor.
This Sunday the circle No.
and g. Mrs. Cora Perthorn and
Mrs. Marcia Belvin, presidents,
will sponsor a tea at the lovely
home of Mrs. Beola johnson,
1922 NV 50th st. Please friends
and members plan to spend from
4:S0 to 6 with us. Mrs. BARLEY is
still confined to bed. A visit froGn
friends and members will be ap-
preciated. Sis. Eva Young is con-
fined to bed in Mt. Sinai hospital.
Visit her.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
COUNCIL OF CHURCH
WOMEN NEWS

The Council of Church Women
are hoping for great accomplish
ments this year. We wish to be
heard, felt and recognized as
friends, helpers and assets to the
christian development of our
community.
Our motto is, "To do all the
good we can, wherever we can
and whenever we can" Thus we
have selected as our first project,
Raising Funds For the Light
house of the Blind"
In lieu of this fact, we are
sponsoring Mrs. Harolean S. Starr
Of New York in a recital in jan
uary-date to be announced later.
Regular 'sWorld Community
Day" will be held in our city No
vember Z, Mrs. Ethel Graham,
chairman.
Mrs. E. Norris, our vice presi-
dent, is attending the Regional
Conference of the Church Wo-
mems Council of the Southeastern
States, this week in Jacksonville.
This is an Interracial meeting, no
segregation, just christian women
working in one accord to devel-
op and establish worldwide un-
derstanding in true christianity.
We were very much pleased and
happy to have Mrs. Bosworth and
Mrs. Homn to visit us in our first
meeting. They always bring in
spiration and encouragement.
Our next meeting will be held
October 80, at o'clock at the
Ebenezer Methodist Church. Wo-
men of all denominations are cor
daily invited. Join us and help
us make this a banner year for
the Church Women's Council.
Iona j. Cook, secretary
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

On Sunday, October 26 there
will be a Woman's Day Rally all
day with programs morning and
night. Everyone is invited to come
out and enjoy yourself at Salter's
Chapel AME Church, Brownsville,
corner NV 9th ave. and 48th st.
Rev. L. r. Brown, pastor
Mrs. Agnes Davis, reporter
Mrs. Mabel Marshall, sponsor
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
Carver Ranches And
Community News
%&&%&%&&(E&&&A
BY Mrs. K. Strachan

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Collier have
returned home, and must say
we are mighty glad to have them
back. After attending the State
Convention in Jacksonville, Fla,
the Golfers journeyed to Valdos-
ia. Ga. There they stayed for
abou. two weeks with Mrs. Col
liers aged mother who is ill. Mr..
Collier was taken i'll while there,
but is up and around now. Here's
hoping that he is soon well again.
The Golfers are two of Mt.
Zion AME Church's oldest and
best members. They have striven
hard to make it into very fine
church. The whole membership
join me in a hearty, big welcome
home to Mother Collier and Bro.
Collier. This goes also for the en-
tire community.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
NOTICE

All officers and members of
Bethany Chapter No. 14O, Order
of Eastern Star, are requested to
be present at our next regular
meeting, October %, 8 o'clock
pm. An evening of fun is expect
ed by all. For further information
call Mrs. Jane L. Fletcher, 64-9063
Worthy Matron, or Mrs. Annie
Acosta, 2-5067.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
ST. MATTHEW AND
TEMPLE NOTES

Sunday night another of those
special Song Services will be con-
Quoted at st. Matthew. Choirs
No. l and 2, the Famous Echoes
of Zion, and Temple choirs are
all ready for the "Sing." Preacher
Ferguson says that this will be
the best yet. The public is invited.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

Curry's Memorial ME. Church,
Rev. Shepard, pastor, had a splen-
did attendance at Sunday School.
A spiritual atmosphere was mani
tested through all the services.
Sister Laura Adger, clerk.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

At the Church of God Sunday
School met at 9:45 am. with a
lovely gathering. The Young Peo-
pies Union at o'clock had a
fine program. Reviving messages
were delivered by the pastor, Ell
der H. Dean. Brother H. Moss is
clerk.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

During the BTU hour, begin
ming at 6 o'clock, an outstanding
physician of the city will lecture
on Health. An invitation is ex-
tended to all to be present-and
on time.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

Sweet Home Baptist church,
Rev. King, pastor, was the scene
of lively services. From the Sun
day School throughout the day
everyone was in high spirit. The
sermons and the singing were in
spring. Sister Edna Cullen, pas
tor.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

Temple-ites are preparing to
move INTO their new building on
Sunday, November 2. More about
that next week.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark are proud
parents of a fine baby boy, born
Friday, October II. Both mother
and baby are doing fine. Mrs.
Clark is the clerk at Central Bap-
tist Church.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
TEE MODEL AND FORD

Say Tee, how is everything with
you? Well, Ford, I thing every
thing is going Democrat with me,
thank God. How old are you?
will be II the 13 of 1858.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

The P.T.A. will meet at the
school on Thursday at 3 pm. All
parents are asked to attend.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

Hurst Chapel A.M.E. Church,
Rev. Everette, pastor, had i'm
pressive services. The Sunday
School was interesting and well
attended, and so was the ACE.
League. The preaching and sing
ing were inspiring. Brother Levi
Moss, clerk; Brother Zack Fergu-
son, choristsr.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church will
hold its last Quarterly on Sunday
at 3 pm. Rev. Walker asks all
members to be out Sunday morn
ing at $50 o'clock to Sunday
School and journey with him to
Ward Chapel A.M.E. Church at
Hallandale, where presiding elder
Williams will hold Conference.
So be sure to get Sunday dinner
ready early; for it will be busy
day throughout. The Missionary
Society of Carver Ranches will
meet at Mt. Zion Sunday. That
should be very interesting.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

Rev. E. M. Thomas, Pastor
= Mrs. B. M. Hendricks, reporter
Sunday Services
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

Sunday School at Spiritual Bap-
tist Church began at Gas am.
Elder c. c. Gray, the pastor,
preached at both the morning and
evening worship. Everyone was
joyful. Sister Ida Ferguson, clerk
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

Mrs. Ophelia Daniel was treated
with a surprise visit from her
father, Mr.. S. PaSby of Darien,
Ga. Mr.. Pasby had to return home
on Thursday. While here he visit
ed Mrs. B. Ferrell of Miami, an
other of his daughters. Mr.. PaSby
arrived just in time to witness
the christening of his great-grand
daughter, Mary Alice White.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25

Mt. Moriah Baptist Church,
Rev. w. c. Edcar, pastor, had
well attended Sunday School at
the usual hour, and the BTU. at
6 o'clock. The preaching services
were high spiritually. Sister Lii
lie Saunders, clerk.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
News From Perrine
By LEE JORDAN

Services at Mt. Sinai Baptist
Church on Sunday were very re-
viving. Sunday School, with
good attendance, met at 9:45 am.
A stirring sermon was delivered
during the morning worship. The
BTU. presented fine program,
and the evening worship was
good. Rev. ]. E. Murray, pastor;
Sister M. Harris, clerk.
The Miami times., 1952-10-25
New Bethel Baptist
News

Liberty City
Rev. G. Jones, pastor
Mrs. M. Pinder, clerk
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Want Ads In this paper RrveE
fail Ask anyone who haS uSSd
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Son o. Dr.. And Mrs.
w. D. Brown Marries

The marriage Of w Donald
Brown Jr Howard University
medical student and son Of DIR.
and Mrs w. u Brown ST., Of
Minneapolis 90 Miss Mclva Smith
of Washington. ID. c. was announ.
crd this week.
The marriage took place Satur.
day Mrs. W -, Brown flow 60
Washington to attend the we'd.
ding She was Joined there by her
daughter. Miss Jean Brown. a
student At ForihAm University In
n Y who also attended the wed
ding
The bride II the daughter of Dr.
r =. Smith, prominent Washing
ton, u &. physician She IL n prr.
medic student at Howard The
young couple are now residing
with Or. and Mrs James Gray.
the sister and brothcr-in.Iaw Of
the bride. They viii be al home
In their own apartment Feb /.
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Wilbur NsVllS ST..
Observes "7Qth"
BIrthduy A. Stua

In lrlcbratiun Vt his birthday
which WAS to occur the nrN, day,
SUNDAY January -. MIR Wilbur
Nevis. 9Tho Clinton Az So, en-
trrtaucd number 1T friends ot
hts at a stag party Saturday, Jan.
uRry ~
Muat ~ those present were Mr.
Nevis fellow members Of the
Twin city Reel and Trigger club,
The guests cnioyod playing cards
and tho Entertainments which fol-
lowed Among those present were
George Ranks Jr GrurEr Smith
~ ~ Paul 1corrr Smith of
Minneapolis and Andrew Clark
Sr and Andrew Clark " A. Jos.
~. 4 ! Evans Louis Wall Harry
jackson Paul \ curry J Rob
rrts Frank Peoples. Roosevelt
Landry. RooRrvcli Thomas and
two Auforrcmcn, q TURK and "
Ting trum the Void Chamberlain
ait base
when asked what birthday he
was celebrating. Nj Nevis amil.
lnRly said nay goth This doesn't
quite nbc with tho fact that Mr.,
Nevis has some children who arr
near az over 20 friends say
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playing games Refreshments
wcrc served rho next regular
meeting Of the club viii be hcld
at the home Of the president, Mrs
Ida Taylor. IoH Bryant Avv Ne
at \ y m.
CTCtlIaiRWn Social club Meets
The Crrdjafawn Social club held
a business meeting at the home "t
the Bert Davisons i7la Fourth
Avr. So, "Wednesday night Jan
uary 10, The Robert rierrcs wrrc
cO.hOSta.
Mr~, Adair ImprONCd' Mrs
Sarah Adair. $3.50 SlSI Ave So,
who has been ~ Tot two weeks ~
somewhat improved
Hoard HAS social SrssiUnI The
new and retiring boards NJ thu
Minneapolis NAACp met at Road
Ruddys Cafe Monday night, Jan
~ Tho meeting was q comhi0-
ton buEincRs and social scsalun
Dinner 0urstsI Mr. Ray pyHRrt
and Mra, Freddie Kidd were the
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. William Hurrcn. January ~
Mr.. Kidd Is appearing currently at
n Mankato night cafe and N billed
~ THE one Man Hand Also
stopping with nurrrlIs N Miss
Ann Mornct appearing At Augt"'s
cafe
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WAC Vets Irs,uM officer.

Installation of officers Of Twin
Cities Chapter No 20. womcn's
Army Corps Veterans Aasncia
ton, took place at the second
monthly meeting Of this newly or.
gahiEcd chapter Friday, January
nth at the American Legion club
Minneapolis
The Associations National
President, Miss Audrey Bouscr of
Chicago. attended the meeting and
conducted the inst allatiun ccrc-
mony. Officers are Barbara
Moody. president; Marjorie Hesrn,
first vice president, Marjorie Fish.
second vice prcndcnt, Mrs Carl.
ton Johnson, recording secretary;
Mrs Joseph sutcltffc, treasurer:
MAjclla kucheman, corr. Roc'y 4.
Agnes Anderson, sergeant At
Arms, and Mrs George Record.
chaplain A social hour and re-.
treatments followed the business
meeting
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL
ST. PM1

10 wee MSs Barbara Powers, daughter Of Mrs oephine
Fo"ers o4l MISSISSIPPI St. flew 10 OceauSidc Calf Monday
Jan "a TO wed Cpl Otis Smith Cpl Smith the SON of Mrs
irene smith, ga Rondo and Mrs Otis Smith 476 Fuller Chi
Smh Is stationed at Camp Pendeton OceanSle Calf and
Will leave for overseas duty Jan The Smiths have another
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Avenue was host 10 the Pragma.
tria Sorority Friday, December
Is. at which time she told the
group that every person has
charm, whether il be- eyes. hair,
personality, voice or number Of
other things. This charm should
be developed and accented SO as
to do something for YOU
CORRECTION
Mrs. Charity Anna Johnson. 81
years old. was a resident of Min
neapohs for 25 years instead Of
IS years as printed in the Jan. IL
edition.
She is survived by three
granddaughters. Mines. Eddie
jefferson Roy Register Of Mime
apolis and Harold Beal Of Al
bany. Calf
Also her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr., and Mrs. Elmer Huston
Of Minneapolis.
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Two Sisters Hove
BahIaa Within Week

Two sisters. Mrs Leonard
Slaughter and Mrs Bernard War.
rcn had babies within n week of
each other. The first arrival waS
the baby girl of Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Slaughter. 1925 Riverside
who wnE born Sunday, December
20, at Maternity hospital She
was named Linda Fay.
On Friday, December ~, five
days later. Doc Rtork prcaonted
Mr.. and Mrs, Bernard Warren Of
- RoyalAtOn Ave. No. with n
baby boy at Northwestern hos.
pltal The newcomer weighed six
pounds and eight ounces lie has
bcen named Curtis Paul Warren
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Mrs. Gertrude Banks
Weds Wilson Bailey

The marriage ~ Mrs Gertrude
Banks ~ Minneapolis and Mr.
Wilson Bailey of Detroit, Mlcht-
gan took place Saturday evening
January ~ at the home ot the
bride, ST?I Fourth Ave, So. Min
ncapolts
Rev. Martin Luther Summons,
pastor OF 81, Peter AME church,
OF which Mrs Banks il u longtime
member performed the wedding
ceremony.
Attending the bride and groom
werc Mr. and Mrs, William Head,
aunt and uncle Of the bride,
Tho bride worr a beige eolorcd
mulitinc suit, a gold nylon blouse
and black suede shoes She carried
an orchid cnraage,
Guests admired and enjoyed the
beautiful wedding cake with tee
cream and other dchcRctca,
Mr. Ranks went down To Chi
cage on Thursday. January 10. be-
fore tho wedding 10 meet her hus.
band-to.bc who drove To the
Windy city from Detroit Tho
couple wcrr entertained by Mr.
and Mrs Charles Butler and
friends Friday, They drove back
To Minneapolis, arriving Saturday
shortly before time for the we'd.
ding. They are at home at 1924
Fourth Ave So
In Detroit, MIR Bailey, an cleo
triCian. was a member OF Eben-
cEcr AME church ~ which the
former Twin city pastor, Rev
Carlyle + stewart II spiritual
leader.
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Engagement OF MGUTOSn
Beverly To william
D. Ford Announced

The engagement Of MiRs Maur-
cen Beverly 10 Mr.. William y,
Ford was announced this week by
the parents Of the couple, The
date of the marriage has been set
for May II, 1902 the birthday Of
the bride Ia be
Miss Beverly " the daughter
Of Mrs. Henrictts Smith and Mr..
Ford In the sun Of MrS. Elizabeth
Jordan. The two mothers made a
joint announcement ~ the en-
RaRement.