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Evening star., 1953-06-07

Used, S75; 10 am. to ! pm. HACK
ERMAN SALES CO., 94l Maine ave.
s:w.. Mccray Refrigeration Bldg.
CORA BED. Simmons Hide-A-Bed,
full full 'izei 61 gray gSetn tapestry practically
s6FA-fawson' 6fT Law asTFt With slip cover; very
reasonable. ia. s-s613. =
SOFA. rose Regency Kroehler. excel
lsnt cond. TIE, 6-7369.
EoFAwsectionai,a for or, sun p porch Sht.ST or
print; excel. cond.; $50. IA. 7-5946.
sOFA-Tuxedo style. down cushion;
slip covers coffee table $50. Call
SOFA, sdPi OIaftSi iiaht green. Orig price. s225.
SOFA AND CHAIR. modern. Price
at 2107 w. st.. NV.
SOFA, down cushions. 2 slip covers,
$65; elec: fan; dbIs. bed cOmDl.;
SOFA BED. custom-made Lawson
sofa, bryson green, excellent cond.;
S150 or best offer. EN-. 2-1255.
SOFA. BED for one person; gray;
$500 after pm. or sunday all
SPEAKER: Hi-ndelity 12-inch Uni
csbnst ysFsty g2Gl sT9e. s5o Il fEs ssss Ssii rene.
sTAMPS-small collection Q. 9. Mint
plate nam6ers; 2S0s Nash pl. Sc.
LU. 1884 week days.
GTEN0GRAPH MACHINE. case. tri-
Pofdoi books okSt 1k6 hI6e ns"' sos. co
sfENoGRAPH 17lSSSi EfS Ma MACHINE, new. with
STERLING SILVER-3-place setting:
Tolle Ghippendale; viii sell at pre-
war price: EX; 3-32e3.
STORE FIXTuRES--6x7 It. high
EhalviUa &T cash register
with . paper roll holders and mir
ror, $40: 7-drawer desk, $40; swivel
chair. SIS. 1920 Lee HWY, ArlinE-
STORE FIXTURES - Single and
1sterS. produce stands. ETC.; forced
CAN Re, $500. Ext. 70. tues.
sTGSR@ds. 1H5S1Sn e. in very good eonditlon;
saddles. aR5 AiiG 10. 5-ss4s. SaGss0 ~'csna @s"
STOVES, gas range. apt. size; GOOD
STRUCTURAL STEEL-Beams, an
giles. pipe, etc. JULIAN C. COHEN
SensSSfr. g. s1;; 4iId Sd TansleWo0d DR.. 20 RIa-
STUDIO BED and slip cover; perfect
condition: $50. Call after IL am,
sTUDIo Couch. chest Of drawers,
#. wide. 6 IT. high; crystal
chandelier for dining room. DE.
2-3443.
6 i3-Men'S: size 40 regular
and short: tail, size 3s: prsc-
reasonable. IL. 4-9639
TABLE, ROUND BANQUET, seat 10
TO IA; also round 36-in. Formica
tops, ME. S-32lS., 5
TABLE, Duncan Phyfe: extension
d,tion: S35. JU. 9-3309.
TABLE, oval, mahogany. drop-leaf.
31x47, open; SIS; no dealers. RA.
3-473S.
oak. buffet and chairs. Very good
cond., S45. JA. S-4400, Ext. 355.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

n. FRANK q SON. 4I4 sra st' NV
TELEVIsIoN, I7-in.. ss6; 10;in.,
TELEvIsfoNSBiond. 16,inch Mo;
torola radio-phono. comb, 3-speed
auto. record changer; massive mo
legs console cabinet; 1878. Kl.
TELEVISION, Admiral. 17-in,, table
model with built-in radio like new
- ! mos; msS6S old; S12si SlGin EN-; So5: 2:2oSs
Sh4. Lge. stock recond: guaran-
teed sets. DORSEYS. TU. 2-1S0O.
TETEvfsioN. 21-in.. Zenith 1852
table model, stand and antennss ntnns
mel: excel cond.: Sl5O. OIL. 2 -79gS
TELEVISION. Motorola. l7-in:. TABLE
model 1853; must sell, leaving for
Europe: reasonable. Call EN-. 3-9S96
TELEyIsIoN, GE. 16-in., like new.
TELEvISION, 81 in. Tele-King con
sole. 1852 model; must sell. sos.
Cail IA 0-0423 IL
Evening star., 1953-06-07
MlscEL. WANTED Cont
ANTTOTrES

ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass, furniture, ETC.. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
664O GEORGIA AVE. NV
TU. 2-2727 RA, 3-760S.
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SILVERWARE
Unredeemed

" III COCC11ACu
Complete set, service for 8. Interna-
tional Sterling Minuet pattern, In
cludeS Q extra tablespoons. Sold for
SAC. now Sl29@.
Also cloSeout of other nationally ad-
vertised sterling flatwear.
Livingston Loan Co.
1923 H ST. NV. NE. S-526S.
SINKS, CABINET-New and used. 1t
pays to drive to K. & w, 1647 Ben
ming I'd. ne. Ii. 6-31SS.
eINK-CABINET-54-in.. white; Host
sss gas range. 30-in;; good cond.;
Sinks dble., drain board 60 in,
$50; sgle., drain bd.. AZ in. S15
to S25 ea. Ii. 4-5716.
SLAT DOORS-Keep cool all sum-
,mer! 1920 Wilson blvd. ia. Abba.
RUCKER LUMBER
SLEEP CHAIR with ottoman; nice
chair that makes single full-length
bed; 2 yrs: old: cost $50; sell $50.
10 k-35O4
Evening star., 1953-06-07
COW MANURE
III .nAAna Enn n1lahnl
GERANIUMS

Petunias. scarlet sage. eannas, snap
dragons. ageratum. marisolds.
Closing Out Evergreens
Builders. houseowners. your buy of the
year. On Georsia ave, only, ASHTON
NURSERY. 6510 Ga. ave. NV. Open
ewes. I'll 0. Suns. It'll 8. -
Evening star., 1953-06-07

LATHE. woodworking or shopsmith
NEWsfA APERs. house rags. auto
batteries. scrap iron and metals
HIGHEST prices paid II you cannot
deliver your accumulations. please
phone US WASHINGTON RAG &
BAG co. 215L s. s.w Dl 7-ann7
OFFICE FURNITURE, all kinds; ofic,
mach. anv kind; top prices paid
DI. 1872, ewes; Sun. CO. 5-4625
nn = PIANOS. ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Dav or Night. JU. 9-3o39.
RECORD CABINET. fairly large; pref
suitable mahog. ANTIQUE piece, such
as commode, AD 4-6194.
REFRIGERATORS, gas RANGES. 3urnf.
ture, heaters, stoves, mattresses
REFRiGERATORS. air conditioners
freezers. We buy all makes. any
condition. AID. 4-4206. -
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries house rags. highest prices
paid II you cannot deliver your
accumulations, please phone US
WASH. RAG q BAG CO.. 216 I, st
s.w., DI. DI 7-SOO7
OLD PISTOLS and revolvers made
before 1875. Any cond. ia. 2-8500
1-6. ARLINGTON ANTIQUE SHOP
Evening star., 1953-06-07
TYPEWRITER SALE

TYPEWRITER SALE
Lucky purchase gives you tremendous
savings; low as S35 to 500 fine
Underwoods. L. C. Smiths Royai
etc. Also adding machines and cal,
eoIators. 307 9th St. RE. 7-3s13. .
UNIFORMS, Air Force oficer, blue
gabardine. blue serge. silver tan. size
40. By waist. 81 length. Shirts
garments worn only once. JU.
nectrolux. late model,
with attachments, excel. mech
cond; RA. 6-O3S8. '"'
VACUUM. Eureka, upright. with at
tachments: excel cond. III. 6-4g95
VACUUM CLEANER. Electroiux scnd
cond.. S35: screen door. comb. storm
vAcUUMp p9S[i SGEAkxNcEE!M Ansx EN- HooTee HST4es n.r-
was $3.50, now ssss5; .s5t hsnd newi
Ss!e4aner' SN4aHI' $3.50. 3s1e Lee hwy. ia.
VACUUM CLEANER Recondit,onsd
GER SEWING CENTER. Slo7 N
Al niyT kD. isse iSsssse77; g., - "
good condition. 500. 331 Emerson
MaeHrNEs saa; us,. hot mt,
excellent condition. Several never
4ssdi 9sae, Sacrifice. 5000 cash. Lo.
MACHINES. Sc nut VEN
dors: eol Ike new; cost $40. will sell
Evening star., 1953-06-07

Listed below are only a few
of the hundreds of TERRI
FIG VALUES you'll find at
LACY'S VALUE CENTER!"
We've completely remod-
eled our 1907 H st. ne.
store and added a big, new
End floor. Save on Televi-
sion, Refrigerators, Washers,
Ironers, Fans, Air Condi-
TONERS, FreezerS and Elec-
trical Housewares. SORRY, i,
No Mail or Phone Orders!
Orig. $379.95. Emerson
II" Console TV with
doors. 1852 demo, $137
Orig. $359.95 Famous
Make 20" TV Consoles.
1858 demos. ---$ SLIT
Orig. $259.95 Motorola
20" TV. 1852 demo-, SIT
Orig. $36s.95 Zenith II"
Console TV. 1852 demo-,
$139
Orig. $279.95 Fa m ou S
M axe IT" TV. 1858
demos. ----------. $88
Orig. $299.95 Philco 90"
TV. 1852 demo. STAT
Orig. S229.e5 . Motorola
II" TV. 1852 demo, SIT
Famous Make Electric
Fans, $3.50 to 400 OFF
Orig. S1os.s5 General
Ele ctric" Wrin ger
Washer. 1852 demo-, $57
Orig. $239.95 Fa nous
Make Electric Dryer,
floor sample -----$ Silt
Orig. $119.95 Fa m Gus
Make Console Ironer
with heat control. 1852
demo. -----------$57
Orig. $199.95 Famous
Make Refrigerator. 1858
demo. O.-----------S127I
Orig. $1os.e5 Fa nous
Make Apt. Size Gas
Ranges 1881 flO0rl
sample ----------$55
Brand-new Famous Make
Air Conditioners. While
quantities last, only,
LACY'S
"VALUE CENTER"
1907 H ST. NE.
Sure. You May Charge I'll
Evening star., 1953-06-07

Orig. $119.95 Gus
Make Console Ironer
with heat control. 1852
demo. --------$5 $57
Evening star., 1953-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH, Typewriters. calcu.. cash
reg. ofc. equip. any kind: top price.
AaT1oGs Ri 1s7G CHINA fasniiuS: Go full con-
tents or odd pcs. refgrs., stoves,
wash mach, TVS. Closed Mondays
8. e. FuRN. CO.. 210 9TH ct. Sc
Evening star., 1953-06-07
GUNS

WE WILL BUY ANY MAKE
SHOTGUNS-RIFLE
TOP PRICES PAID
ATLAS SPORTS STORE
927 D ST. NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

Orig. $109.95 Fl amous
Make Apt. Size Gas
Ranges. 1858 floor
sample -----------$55
Evening star., 1953-06-07

Orig. $199.95 Famous
Make Refrigerator. 1858
demo. o.-----------$127
Evening star., 1953-06-07

Brand-new Famous Make
Air Conditioners. While
quantities last, only,
Evening star., 1953-06-07

Orig. $239.95 Fa m Gus
Make Electric Dryer,
floor sample Silt
Evening star., 1953-06-07
ANTIQUES

Furniture. brie.a-brac. china, slass-
ware. Oriental art objects. jeWelry,
rugs. silyerwRre. paintings, por-
traits: highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY. Ia. 9-SS3S.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

Most sizes available at all times.
N. FRANK & SON, Ala Srd St. NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

Orig. $1O9.95 General
Ele trio" Wrin ger
Washer. 1852 demo-, $57
Evening star., 1953-06-07

a-bracN glass. I43S Wis. ave. b.
KRUPSAW MILESTONE. NO. 7-O30O
ANTIQUES WANTED
FORMER
Pennsylvania Dealer
WILL BUY ANYTHING OLD
WILL BUY CHINA. BRIC-A-BRAC.
EGRYi RYliqHc; PicTuRE nsiTIskSf FRsNfss, 'cWT cT1
GLASS, MUSIC BOXES, BEER
STEMS. USED FURNITURE. ETC,
rTT.
WILL PAY TOP PRICES
Calls Made Immediately
CALL JE. 4-1655 ANY TIME DUR
ING THE DAY OR UNTIL IL Pm
Evening star., 1953-06-07

Famous Make Electric
Fans, 25% to 40fo OFF
Evening star., 1953-06-07
TARPAULINS


owEsT PRICES ANYWHERE. 261S
Evening star., 1953-06-07

TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIES. pure
bred. S25. Gaithersburg 363-J-l. -
BOXER PUPS-Beautifu fawns. and
brindles: wks. old Sired by
Champ. Veto: 2S champs. 3 inter
natl champs. last 4 generations.
Axe. Reasonable. ~OL. 2-3S94.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

masks, excel. pedigree. EN-. j.
sEE3SfEtYlHAMs, white scotty,, pr. Of
sas 1eas. nU rsa: offer t. ~
GRHar GSeed hOPSi PfSiRENNEs SAi sOfSRP fPSGRfPP1Es. on.
male and female. snow white, look
,a1i t4sin! tsddKEc %KEc 0es5s e. iSzasa s4eaS easy
our, year-old spayed female dog
c1IS,.,. PltP. /; nat asSti0Rattsfs Ta Rsatfss playful
male; Tor sale or trade for, dog Of
similar value more suitable with
MihN1EafbRE fh11dFfpbi II 'fooDEE D1gsiu ifurr1Es. Axe
reg, excellent blood lines. HO. 2
wASSTED-Pet lovers who will give
good homes to poodles and Schnau-
BEIGfAN Ell Siht; tsHEPHERD. nsPiHifERD H Female, Sis;
cocker male. $40; Collie: SO; DE DIX; !;
Manassas: Route ,:;t S' Caf'ies1 al to srsS ssS
scHnFFPER%E snihF p RHIsei PUPPIES, 8 wks,. male
and female, from championship
stock: Axe; weight about a lbs;
grown; solid black; intelligent and
DHkvoS6 EiEZ sSSH kEsnGIss KEN faldFfa Route = &
WEIMARANER PUP. out Of hunting
and show stock. sired BY ing. tnat
has finished champ. OIL. 2-3S9S;
DACHSHUND PUFFY. female, DARK
red. championship stock Axe reg,
PTUHFPTS, u S,7GSs;K COCKER. blk, male. 2 wks.,
S25. can 10. 6-Oeso.
DACHSHUND PUPPIES. z wkS., reds,
healthy. adorable. males and fe-
males. JU. 9-7399.
ENGLISH Settlers, reg: hunters.
show prospects, pets. FRED B: cum
NINGHAM, Vienna (va.3. 149-W.
COCKER SPANIEL puppies. Axe reg
pedisreed. s3b. sol North Green
MINIATURE PoODLES. o wks. JE.
LONG.HARED DAcHsHUND pup
pies, Axe. pedigree of generations;
mother has q points toward ch.;
2 outstanding ntters to choose from:
both parents avail. for inspec.; S76.
XII. o-126S Sunday, wkdays. after T.
DACHSHUND, miniature. male. black
and tan, smooth haired. III yrs,
best offer,. DU. 7-593s.
PARAKEETS. breeders; l pr. mated
green breeders, 2 new Hendrick
breeder cages: $40 or best offer
for all WA. 1911.
ENGLISH IRISH SETTER, female, z
mos. OLD, sos tins pet for child. $50.
BOXER. female. g mos. old. nice dis.
position: $40 or best oRer. 71e
Whittier ct. nv.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

Orig. $229.95 aMotorola
II" TV. 1852 demo, SIT
Evening star., 1953-06-07
ANT1OUES BOUGHT

ana Chinese art objects. ANY cuaa.
tity. Call LouIs SEqAL. IA. 3
Evening star., 1953-06-07
SNOW BALL MACHINE

Used, S75; 10 am. to / pm. HACK
ERMAN SALES CO.. 941 Maine ave.
s.w., McCray Refrigeration Bldg
SOFA BED. Simmons Hide-A-Bed.
full size, gray tapestry. practically
1eu M O0odo -
Smyrna times., 1953-02-26
SCHOOL
REPORTER
Valentine Dance

Valentine Dance
The Valentine Dance sponsored
by the Kent County Student Coun-
Gil Association was held on Satur-
day night, February IA. The
Queens crowned from the various
schools were as follows: Barbara
Lowman-Smyrna; Norma Pretty
man, Milford; Mary Davis, Dover;
Georgia Welsh, Caesar Rodney;
Jane Belts, FELTON,; and Joan
Brown, Harrington. The girls were
presented by representatives of
their schools and crowned by
Franklin Shane, President of the
Association. Each queen was then
presented with bouquet of red
roses.
Music for the dance was furnish
ed by Gilbert Clifton's orchestra
from Dover. Refreshments were
served in the cafeteria. There were
approximately 100 couples in at
tendance.
Smyrna times., 1953-02-26

March 13- Exchange assembly
program, Drama Club presents
THE Rector" at Dover.
March 16-Baseball and track
season commences.
March 17-19-Kent County Band
Tours.
March 20-21-Dramatic confer
ence, University of Delaware.
March 26-Keht County teach
ers meeting-no school.
April 2-Easter Assembly.
April 2-13-Easter Vacation.
Smyrna times., 1953-02-26

High 50 to 81, the Smyrna High
Eagles" came back on Tuesday
night to defeat Chestertown High
81 to AZ in a close fourth period
battle. Frank Shane and Ken
Marsh sparked the Eagles with %
and Is points respectively. Leroy
Everett also widened the close
margin in the fourth period by
scoring A points and in the con-
test. The Eagles will close their
basketball season on Friday night
when they go to Milford.
Smyrna times., 1953-02-26
Exchange Assemblies

On February "a Dover High
School presented a play as an ex-
change assembly in our auditor
ium.. The assembly was present
ed at 1:30 pm. and the cast was
entertained at lunch by Smyrna
students.
The Drama Club will return the
assembly on March 13 by present.
ing the one-act play, "The Rector
at Dover.
Smyrna times., 1953-02-26
Al Crop Judging Winners Named

Al Crop Judging Winners Named
Gene Short, of the Smyrna Buck
ing Broncos Club, is state winner
of the annual All Crop Judging
Contest held during Farm and
Home Week at the University of
Delaware. Sammy Tyndall, Laurel
Sycamore Club. placed first in
Sussex County and second in the
state. New Castle County winner
is Charles Wilson of the Korner
Ketch Club.
Forty-two boys judged classes in
Smyrna times., 1953-02-26
Latin Club

The second Latin II Club meet
ing of the second semester came to
order on Friday, February 20. The
newly elected consul, Jimmy Haas,
presided. The secretary read the
minutes of the proceeding meeting,
which stood approved as read.
Discussion of the Latin Banquet
served as the old business. Both
Latin Clubs are carrying esual re-
sponsibility for the plans for the
decoration and recreation. The
following members volunteered
to be on the recreation commit
tee: Mary Ann Norman, Hal Bos-
ley, Carolyn Marsh, Tarun Com
eggs, and Ronnie Stevens.
A decoration committee of the
following people was elected: Joan
Shorts, Hal Bodley, Marie Rehak,
Carolyn Marsh, and 10 Erskine.
The meeting was adjourned and
the program chairman took over.
March-April Calendar of Events
March q Assembly program,
musical presentation.
March END of 4th six weeks
marking period.
March 10--Assembly program
Drama Club presents Rector" !"
March 12- Assembly program,
1.-THE History of Archery.
Smyrna times., 1953-02-26

barley, wheat, oats, soybeans, and
red clover. Sam Gwinn, State All
Leader, announced that the win
ners have the choice of a scholar
ship to All Short Course in June
or to All Camp in August. The
contest and awards are sponsored
annually by the Delaware Crop
Improvement Association.
Smyrna times., 1953-02-26
Girls Basketball

Our girls basketball team play
ed an away game with Caesar
Rodney on Thursday, February 10.
Caesar Rodney won both the vars
ity and junior varsity games. The
following girls played on the vars
ity team: Beverly Carter, Diane
Shortt, Kay Bulger, Judy Otwell,
Shirley Crossley, Tarun Comegys,
Connie Carter, Carolyn Marsh,
Shirley Everett, Patricia Beck.
The players on the j. v. team were
as follows: Mary Ann Norman,
Gay Scott, Helene Lasch, Lois
Lasch, Marjorie Johnson, Sandra
Poore, Ruth Carey, Janet Wick
ham, Betty Liefer.
Smyrna times., 1953-02-26

Eagles Win Over Chestertown
After being trounced on Friday
night at the hands of Middletown
Evening star., 1953-01-11

doubts about odor and bulges or
edge-lines that may ''show." There
are no belts, pins or bulky pads to
worry about and disposal is ridicu-
lously easy. This Tampar is
made of pure absorbent cotton con-
tanned in slender applicators, so it
is many times smaller than "the
other kind" Why, you can't even
feel the Tampax when in place!
You can take tub or shower with
out removing it. A months supply
Ito slip into purse) may be bought
at any drug store or notion coun-
ter. =. Tampax incorporated,
Palmer, Mass.
Evening star., 1953-01-11
Yours for more
peace of mind
Tanlpax
Relieve your mind Of worries like
eiofna odor and 'bvlk" when
those duys" appeu soeh month

Yes, a good
supply Of peace
of mind comes
wrapped up in
every package
of Tampar lin
ternal sanitary
protection).
When you use
this DOCTOR
invented little
product you
can cast aside
all fears and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-21
Catholic Players to
Do Crown ofThorns

The Crown OF Thorns" by
Milton S. Agnew will be present
ed by the Catholic Theatre o
Detroit at the Art Institute Mar
$3.50 at $50 pm. with one mat
inee March 20 at 2:30 pm.
This stirring Lenfen drama
depicts the effects of the life
and death of Jesus Christ on
some of the people immediate
ly concerned with Him at that
time.
In this play you will witness
the struggle Of PLATE with his
conscience and his acquisence 10
the Jewish priests in spite OF the
pleadings Of Claudia, his wife
You will see the young and
beautiful Jewish maid. Marah.
torn between her love for Ste
phen. a follower Of Christ IN
whom she does not believe. and
handsome Roman soldier VINO
is begging for her hand.
In a thrilling final scene Marah
finds the courage to make her
choice. and PLATE completes the
action which has made him in
famous in history for all time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-21
.VOrfh-EnH
GOV E r AGE
BY vERNEAKER DOZIER .
MENTAL HEALTH PLAYS

MIN Al HEALTH PLAYS
Parents, please take notice.
Center District OF the Detroit
public schools cordially invites
Interested parents TO attend two
mental health plaYleis on Tues
day. March 81. at the Esstbrook
School. SOILS Linwood tst Me-
Crawl.
Scattered Showers" deals with
problems OF children aged six
through eight, and Fresh Vari-
able Winds" with those OF the
nine through eleven group They
are being presented by the Par
Teacher Associations OF the
ESiabrook and Dryer schools.
Drs. Marion Edman and Col
Inns Reynolds of Wayne Uni
versifY will act as moderaiors
for the group discussions. DR..
Paul T. Rankin will weleome
US in the school auditorium at
100 pm.
Dryers Camera Club
The Camera Club has had a
full schedule this semester. The
club visited the Shrine Circus,
after that we started to visit the
camera shops around the city. AT
ne present time our groups are
visiting Lobby Hobby Camera
shop We take these trips in
groups Of six at a time. These
Fps have taught us about the
Various types of Photographic
equipment and most important
we have learned TO look for bar
gains when we are buying film
or equipment
Our meetings are held during
lunehtims twice each month
and on the weeks when there
are no meetings scheduled. we
nave group problems that help
US TO improve our camera tech
niques.
our next project will teach u
70 make trick photographs. amoni
'ese are double exposures
Yhere the same person is in tive
places in the same picture.
Mr.. Miller, the sponsor at III,
pwyer School, showed me I
oouole exposure shot. II reall,
was remarkable. You would thinI
was actually two people sittinI
ct, me table. The children couldn'
'''ofd the device that covers th'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-21
A House Divided
Is Seminary Play

"A House Divided. three
act Lenien play viii be presented
oy me students Of Sacred Heart
seminary on two March week
|enas beginning with matinee
March q and ending March 30
Inc play directed by Fl. Ge-
IaId 5 Brennan OF the Seminary
faculty portrayS the life OF the
leading family OF Jerusalem when
me news was spread that Jesus
was crucilied "A House Divided"
Tells the story OF how the life
and death Of Our Lord influenced
one rich merchants family and
household.
Inc performances are scheduled
evenings beginning al 8:l5 March
q and p and on Saturday and
Sunday March % and %. and a
matinee al 2:l5 March 20.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-21
By JEROME BALL

Every week the Rivieras enter
tain associated clubs al It's meet
ings.
The Inspirafional Chorus
held . Farmers Party" sf the
Hartford Cen ter. Saturday.
March Is. Guest were on hand
from all over the city 10 join
the festivities that the chorus
had planned for their enjoy
menf.
This affair differed from many
other affairs that have been held
recently because il was attended
by al age groups. The gala pro-
gram for the evening consisted
OF guest square dancing, Virginia
Reel. Georgia Polka, and social
dancing During the course OF
the evening. guest we're served .
delightful iepast which consisted
Of homemade ice cream. hot
dogs pop. pie and cookies. Guest
also participated IN the rafting
of Of lemon pies The gala cele-
braiion was enjoyed by all
The Inspiraiional chorus is
an organization originating
from within Hartford Baptist
Church. They have been organ
lied almost a year and pro-
noted several affairs of this
nature TO provide entertainment
for the members and others.
Serving as hostesses were Miss
Bessie Prater, Bernice Driver.
Marta Jackson. who did a splen-
did job Some Of the guest in
attendance were Mrs. Jackson.
Veres Prater. Katie Pratei. Mrs.
Underwood. NJ jackson Maurice
Berry Nander Brown. Cortnev
Tolbert Willie Bradford. James
Merkison Miss Ugene. and a host
OF others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-21
College Choir Air
Programs Announced

The weekly series OF programs
by outstanding college cholrs.
presented by the American
Broadcastine Company in coop
Grafton with the United Negro
College Fund. Will feature the
choral groups Of Fisk University.
Clark College and Knoxville Col
lege for the last three weeks in
March. Fisk University and Tus-
kegee Institute for the first two
weeks in April
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camera eve so he showed them
how TO make them. He showed
me shadow trick pictures and ex-
planned how shadows cast diff
ferent expressions OF the face,
and he also explained how close
up shots are done.
They also have q yearly pic
ture book OF some OF the chill.
DIRE nshowing how they devel-
oped in a year or two years time.
The results is amazing and il is
almost like watching them grow
before your eyes.
Dryer School is one OF the
most credifable elementary
schools that ! have ever visited.
The teachers are really in
teresfsd in their pupils. Mr..
Gregg. the principal. should be
commended for the fine work
and interest he shows in his
school. You parents should visit
the school and you would be
surprised.
Officers OF the Camera CLUB
are Frank Hedrlck, president,
Bester King. vice president; Nell
Cannon. secretary; Eddie Marie
Jones. treasurer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-21
Freddie Cole to Hold Own

NEW YORK. Freddie Cole
the Grown Prince of the family
which has king called Nat
this week signed a long term
booking contract with the Shaw
Artists Corporation.
Freddie plays piano and sings
In a manner all his own which
resembles Mats technique only
slightly. He is going about his
career with the encouragement
and the sidelins directions of
his world-renowned brother.
According to Freddie. he wants
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-21
Let Me 60 Home More Than A Song

and soon all the way east again,
been playing one
nlghters.
incidentally. home for young
Milburn is Houston. Texas. where
he started playing the piano al
the ripe old age OF five while
NOM and pop and thirteen other
little Mnburn's listened in awe.