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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21

oOLL1NG 1EbO
NAVAL RES. LAB. VIC.
Two bedrms.; new mod. furn.; excel.
transp.; S112.25 mo-, utils. incl.
10. 3-4634. -23
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
LOOKING for lovely furn; apt. ct
reas. rent? Wonderful selections. al
parts D. c. Let me show you. Fol
free rental service. call MANDEL
ME. S-6414. rs
1874 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Ideal loo. theaters. stores, transp.
one bedrm.. $3.50: also enc.
$3.50, both with utils. MANAGER.
CO., AID. 4-2O59: eyes,, LII. 2-9117
1888 I4th ST. NV.
Entire A.: liv.. rm:, bedrm;, kit;
bath: SIS. incl. utils. RIA. 6-2036
ee1 MORRIS PL. NE. No. 81
rms. kit. bath; newly dec, Heat
and hot water furn. $50. FRED
ERICK A. BLUMER CO.. GIT Penna
ave. Sc. Ii. 7-1OSS.
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Bellevue Gardens
APARTMENTS
Completely Redecorated
! BEDROOM
UNFURNISHED, $72
FURNISHED. SOS
Sc

UTILITIES INCLUDED
Large rooms. 4 to 8 closets, new g.
cuff. WestinRhouse refrigerator
with freezing compartment now be-
ing installed. Spacious lawns ad-
jacent to large playground with day
school. Bus ct door, one zone. Phone
10. 3-A04O.
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STEEL,

WE HAVE ON HAND LARGE
AMOUNTS OF ANGLE IRON,
I-BEAMs AND REINFORCE
ING STEEL CUT TO SIZE.
CHEAPER THAN NEW.
GENERAL WRECKING CO
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NEW DUNBAR HOTEL
2015 18th ST. NV.
Transient-tourist rooms now avail.
able So so and up. 24-hr. service.
Come in. or call NO. 1890.
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1NTIo0Es-EmPiTe sofa. newly Tefln:.

ANTIQUES-Empire sofa, newly refin..
wine velvet, S175: Q barrel-back
chairs with new slipcoyers, l gold. /
blue. 800 Dr.: l lge. chest. draw
side chest and bench. ali teak, Co
lonial, and mirror, $125: also 2 dbl.
bedsteads, SO each: Duncan Fhyfe
drop-leaf table $d5S occ. chairs.
.f sseh; "a; 23a2s 22,,m,t,v. psipt-
fury; 5S"x52%: Santa Rosa de Lima
with allegorical scenes. done in gold
leaf; perfect condition; ANTIQUE
frame. May be seen by appoint
ment after pm. or week ends.
Phone Adams 4-661o. II
Antique FURNy . few PIECES from
pointment to Inspect. 22s
ART WORK-Own several eontempo-
rary oil paintings. Compelled to SELL
Potential fortune. WA. 7-5S17:
ASPHALT PAVING EQU1PMENT-
baker truck with 2-tcn dump body,
low mi. excel cond.; 1852 Ford
tractor, like new. with Sherman
trans, front overhead loader and
back grader blade; asphalt trailer
tanker. transport type. $500 gals.
cap: road grader; Welding appara-
with hoist. JE. 2-S713. al
BALDWIN GRAND. s, 3" size. Re-
For the discriminating buyer.
$1.495.. Free delivery and matching
bench included.
HUGO WORCH
o25 @ st. NV. Estab. 1879
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ALEXANDRIA
One bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette, kit. and
bath: conv. to bus, shop. and the
RIvERVIEW APIS.
1116 N. Pitt st. TIE. 6-0S69
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1924 18th ST. NV.
I bedrms Nv. Fm.. kit and bath.
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Rooms EusNlsnEp-N.E.

Rooms FURNlShED-N.E.
638 7th ST. N.E.-Sgle. rm., GENTLE
man; next bath; very clean. cool.
% per Wk. Ii. 0-6boS. -23
ROOMS FURNIsHED-S.E.-S.w.
1884 X ST. S.E.-One bright, clean
room. 81 wk.; hall entr.. semipvt.
bath. gas range. -27
SINGLE ROOM. SOUTHEAST AREA
For Gentleman or Settled Lady
LU. 10000 AFTER 6 PM.
C0LORED = LARGE ROOM. half
block rom husline. Private. 1885
Independence ave. sc. 900 21s
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ALL NEW
FURNITURE

FURNITURE
Modern apartments in garden-type
projects with equipped Fairgrounds
for children. Convenient to schools,
S pspRnR aatOmSSie isGndry en fsc
ties. Low rentals. For information
call 10. 2-3783 or 10. 1864.
WALLER GARDEN APARTMENTS
Wheeler Rd. and Waller Pl.
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SGD
Eficienev. fun kit. dinette and bath.
Newly decorated. Elevator bldg. NE.
S-4061, 1927 N. H. eve. NV.
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1887 BRENTWoop RID. NE. :.
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GARDEN APIS, Sc.
One, two and three-bedrm. furn. apt;
S100-$135. utils. incl: cow. to
transp.. shopping and schools. LU.
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NEWLY DECORATED 3-room apt:
cow. to downtown: clean and quiet.
Newly DECORATED, COOL; isb2
Columbia I'd. NV; L-shape liv.-din.
rm.. bedrm.. bath. kit, elev. For
5-OSi0. or AID. s-0660. ga
1916 !3rd ST. NV. 2nd fir.-Young
couple in gentle home; $50. utils.
incl. RA. 6-34O4. --"6
147I IRVING ST. N.W.-Close to
3 rms. f2 bedrms.): kit. and bath.
$50. PLANT AND GORDON. INC,
1874 Park I'd. NV. CO, b-OS37.
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BEDROOM AND ALL
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE WANTED
CALL TILL q PM. EN-. 2-6677
GOLD

GOLD
GscsdsS i.S SsnsA we so %, sssS
A. KAHN INC.
So YEARS All 935 r ST. NV.
HUTCH CABTNET-"Conant Ban, |"
lge., and chairs. RIA. 3-2150
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BATHTUBs. basins. toilets. pipe.
BLOCKS. INC; 174e Leg hwy.

HUGO WORCH
O25 q st. NV. Estab. 1879
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AIR-CONDITTONER

TIRE AND BATTERY
10th and H NE Ii. Bel
Open EVENINGS TIL 3
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W1NOOWO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ALSO MANY BARGAINS IN
NEW AND USED BLDG.
ITEMS FROM HUNDREDS
OF WRECKING JOBS.
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2225 N ST. NV.
2 rms. kit. and bath. $3.50 and
$3.50 per mo,
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Santa Claus North Pole Workshop
NORTH POLE, N. Y

IT'S PRETTY WELL known that Santa
Il has his main base at the North Pole,
but few people realize that st. Nick has
a branch Office operating most of the year
in North Pole village, located on Whiteface
Mountain in the Adirondacks. Far from
the inaccessible Arctic, Santa's elves keep
their model carpentry, pottery and black
smith shops working full blast to turn out
toys and souvenirs for the thousands of
visitors who come annually to view Santa's
workshop.
Actually, Santa's southernmost outpost
is tourist attraction built to resemble
Santa's legendary toy plant, and Santas
earning extra money. While his helpers
keep the workshops humming, Santa him
self is on the grounds as official greeter.
The pine log buildings at the North Pole
are similar to those in story books They
have extremely peaked roofs and crooked
chimneys, all painted in brilliant colors.
Down through the village flows babbling
brook which is not only cool retreat for
the animals. but which also furnishes
power to turn big water wheel on one OF
the toy shops. Right in the center of the
little town stands the North Pole, which,
even in the hottest summer sun, is con-
tinually covered with ice Hghlight of the
tour for most of the juvenile visitors is the
tame herd of reindeer that answers to all
the familiar names of Santa's eight.
The serious side of Christmas is not
neglected at Santa's Workshop. Tours
take the kiddies to chapel dedicated to
St. Nicholas, whose devotion to children
began the Santa Claus tradition. Also in
keeping with the Christmas spirit is
wishing well where visitors may drop con-
tributions to provide toys for under
privileged children. Early in December the
North Pole village sponsors Operation
Toylift, which delivers some $4,000 worth
Of free toys to various localities via DC-4,
the up-to-date version of Santas sleigh.
(More Pictures Nest Psss)
, 1954-09-07
BUY
R G RID S
BY MAIL

By MAIL
POPULAR hits ssc EACH
Wanted ,..... Perry Como
Little Things Mean a Lot Kallen
If you Love Ne Kay Starr
Sugar Lump -Four Tunes
Goodnight Sweetheart $500.
Nc CURE Sis.
Answer Me My Love King Cole
Man With The Banjo Ames Bros.
Sfake Love 10 NE J. 10 Stafford
Young at Heart 1890. Sinatra
Cross Over the Bridge Patti Page
Honey Love .......,.. Drifters
Here Tony Martin
cALYpsos ssc EACH
Bed Bug Lloyd Thomas
The Monkey Calypso
Lloyd Thomas
German Calypso Lloyd Thomas
Roll Isabella Roll 80. Richards
RookooombeY ...... Black Car
Don't Touch Me NYlon
The Charmer
conoh Amt Got No Bone
Blind Blake
Hold EN- Joe .......... BeIfonte
MAMBos 8 RHUMBAs CSC ca.
Chop sueY Mambo ~. Alfredito
Cha-Cha-Cha ..,....,. Alfredito
Turkish Delight Alfredito
Swinging With Moro
Moro Morales
Maraciabo .... Moro Morales
The Lady is a Tramp 4. Conquet
Virgin Isle Mambo ...... Rajah
SACRED HYMNS sse Each
The Lords Prayer 1850. Fields
Ave Maria .............. Wayne
Near the Cross Silveraires
The Lord is My Sheppard
Edwards
Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere
Stafford
Free catalog sent on request
$l.00 Depossit Required on all
COD. Orders. We mail TO any
where.
M~oDERN-AGE RECORD co.
1858 ! 7th Avenue
NEW York q, New York
FOR SALE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
4 BEGINNING NURSES
FEATURED ON WAYNE
y " SHOW. DEC. 10

The second of Wayne Unl-
yersitv's two new television
series will be telecast on Sat
nrday. Dec. 10, over WJbk-
~. Channel 2.
Collegiate Nursing, at 10
am. will feature beginning
nurses students and College
b Nursing faculty in a discus
Ion of how liberal arts courses
Enrich the professional educa-
hon Of the nursing student.
The program is designed to
Prepare nursing students for
career in teaching. super
vision or administration.
II Following at 1890 am.
ker the same channel will
be Today's Student. Guest on
DC show will be Joan Gait,
14l20 Geneva. Oak Park, a
Senior in Wayne's School of
Business Administration. Miss
Gait was selected Sorority
Cir Of the Year at Wayne last
3pring.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

HAZEL BISHOP SAYS -
Kissing Day is coming soon
with Xmas and sleishbells and
plenty of gifi-giving problems!
So give a cheer. men; to get
those gals under the misiletos
"a wonderful new gift every
woman needs and wants 10
Hazel Bishops newest. most
gliiierine Jeweled Li2siiek!
So men. if you've been won
derinq what to give those
special girls on your Xmas list.
give Hazel Bishop Jeweled
Lipsiick. Believe me. nothing
you give will create so much
attention. They're so smart for
day and evening wear. the per-
feet Holiday iouehl And Hazel
Bishop takes all the guessing.
all the trouble out Of your
Christmas shopping. Just name
the girls hair coloring; Hazel
Bishop has a Jeweled Case with
the right shade OF lasting lip.
stick inside. perfectly coordi-
mated TO everYonel It's that
simple. that essYl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
College Fund Metes

NEW YORK The United Ne
GRO College Fund is currently dis
liubtinc S500O00 to It's 81 Nom
Der colleges and universities ac-
vcrding to w. j. Trent. Jr
This ALLEGATION Is the second
distribution of money raised IN
he Funds 1854 campaign for an
nual operating purposes and
br.ngS tho total received bv the
participating colleges TO date 10
S850.000 Final grants will be
made after the official campaign
closing ON December 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
FALL CONCERT GIVEN
BY PYRAMID SINGERS

The Pyramid Singers. all
members of the Calvary Bap-
fist Church, we're presented
in a fall concert on last Sun
day evening at the church.
Some of the most talented
persons we're responsible for
the great reception given
them for their renditions of
such numbers as "The Bells
of st. Mary's'; Bless This
House; "How Lovely Are
Thy Dwellings" 81 esus
Walked This Lonesome Val
ley along with many others.
Reading Guest In the
Cathedral" by Mrs. Marion
Wilson; others appearing we're
Amy Williams, Rozell Robin
son. Lolah Staggers, Anna
Mccall, Georgia Lewis, Daisy
Paige, and Priscilla Dawkins,
president: Mary J. Boyd, ac-
companist.
Rev. Jacob c. Oglesby i.
pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
CHARM

NEW YORK. GLOBAL) Long
hair once sgain seems 10 be com
ing into its own. after five or
mere wears OF Information.
Evidences of the approaching
close OF the cropped hair era.
are seen currently in many
magazines and newspapers.
There is still enough flexibilifY
in Golf styling TO put miladY at
ease.
The complete thangeover Is
no; in sight. and will not come
over night. SO. continue wi b
var short style until your hair
ha' time to grow out,
II II is too long reaching the
desired length. Just fetch a trans.
formation piece. Such beatty en-
hancers do not have stigma any
r.ore.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

The president, Mrs. Alice Bar
re,i. presented each member
v It'll a Xmas corsage. Mrs Sadie
Palmer was in charge of the iun
and many nice awards we're
given
Members and friends present
we're Mrs. Fannie johnson, Mis-.
Sadie Johnson. Mrs. Belle Mari,
Ms. Leila Bibbins. Mrs. Ethel
Wallace. Mrs. Claricc Martin, Mrs.
T.. Fisher. Mrs. Lola Fisher, Mrs
Belle Garland. Mrs. Lila Stewart.
Ms. A. Arnold, Mrs. Jessie Par
rsh, Miss Louise Carr. Mrs.
Pearl Scott. Mrs. Violet Lewis.
Nj. John Moultrie. Mrs E,iyine
Harrison and M. Elmer Wallace
and others
Mrs. Mary McClain. ace col
umnisf Tor the Chronicle. is al
home again rceuperaiina from
an illness and thanking her
many friends for tnti. 49,
fulness.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18


Wise selection OF toys as gifts
by aunfs and other relatives
will help 10 give the child's
parents an enjoyable Christmas.
in addition 10 delishiing the
child.
Select toys which are durable
TO give to young children. They
should be easily cleaned and not
have removable parts small en-
ough to be swallowed
Every toy should stimulate lis
owner to some activity. either
physical or mental Some which
meet this requirement include
blocks with rounded corners.
wagons which may be pulled by
A string or rounded handle. These
TOYS are universal favorite with
children because they can be
used by youngsters Of different
ages and under most circum-
stances.
A sled or skates given to a boy
who has no safe place TO use
them tempts him to take un.
necessary risks or to use them IN
unsafe places or causes him to
feel frustrated because he can't
use them.
The tiny baby's first toy should
be bright object to hang where
he can follow il with his eyes
but not grab /, BY three or -four
months. the baby can grasp and
hold the rattle. From one to two
years. the baby is learning fast
and he needs toys to push and
pull. TO pile up and knock down
to load and unload.
A young child will be happici
il his holiday celebration u
spread over several days. He Is
merely confused and bewilderec
when too many toys are given e
him at once and his pleasure i
diminished by his confusion.
Avoid giving him toys which
have sharp points or which spin
Ter or break. Avoid stuffed am
mails which have glass or buttor
eyes which may be swallowed
When he is under two and II
the hand to mouth age. don
give him toys with paint which
may be chewed.
Babies and young children are
sensitive TO the feelings of those
closest TO them. II there is
baby or little child in your Family
provide for him the feeling OF
security and warmth Of a happ,
family holiday and see that 1t Is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
fashion, REVIEW

Il News has reached US mat
many lovers of fashion en-
byed a Fashion Review on
Isl Sunday afternoon. The
nodels came from Hawkins
Apparel Shop. The affair was
3ven by Queen of Tyre Chap,
r No. 35, o. E. S., at ia
Nskine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
NOTES FROM WAYNE
UNIVERSITY
Student ReeitaIs OF the Air

Pianist Patricia MacKeen.
2467 Chilver Rd.. Windsor,
Ont, will be featured on the
Wayne University Student Re-
citals of the Air, Thursday,
Dec. Is over WDET FM,
Wayne radio, at 7 pm.
Included on the program
are two choral preludes by
Bach. Awake. The Voice
Commands" and Rejoice,
Beloved Christians" Chopin
"Berceuse in Dbl Major will
also be played.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
FRIENDSHIP ART AND
AARDEN CLUB

n Mrs. Virginia News OF
Bass Log Cabin, was hostess
4 the Friendship Art and
cardcn Club last week. Those
eho we're present enjoyed a
%Iicious luncheon, afterwhich
4 business session was taken
~ and the regular discus
lions we're carried out with
Interest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
WAYNE UNIV. EVENTS
or PUBLIC INTEREST
Exhibits-Dee. 1917

Design OF Chi io'i'i'.1
Dec. 1915. 9 a.m.-9 pm, 100
w. Kirby. sponsored by ART
Education Dept.
Music
"The Messiah. Dec. l4-l9'
s:l5 pm. Masonic Temple
Auditorium. sponsored by
Music Department.
Christmas Dance Concert
Dec. IS. Old Main Gymnasium
sponsored by Dance Work
shop. Student Dance group.
HANGING or THE cRENs
The YWCA's traditional
hanging of the greens, OBJ
served by all WV branches
will reach its climax TUESDAY,
Dec. IA. at the Northern ana
Dearborn YWs.
The Associations o IN
branches. Lucy Thurman ana
Central. held their ceremon-
ials Sunday afternoon, Dec; ..
''' Northern Branch will beisn
IFS hanging of the green's
Tuesdav morning, when mem.
hers of the Ladies Day out
group will arrive at 10 am;
to make holly wreaths ana
decorate Christsas trees OH
the buildings second floor. :,
From $50 until 4 o'clock
that afternoon, Y-Teens from
Northern. Cooley and Perish
ING high schools will hang
wrSeaths on the second ana
third floors. In the evening,
members of clubs and classes
AZ the branch will decorate
,he tree in the lobby and
hang wreaths in that room
and in the lounge, while row
inc carollers will sing. 80,
The pageant will close Win
= tableaux Of the Madonna
" Schristmas Through the
Years" was the theme OF the
hanging of the green's cere-
monial at Central Branch
WV. Tableaux of Christmas
observances from 1883 70
1855. the Centennial year OF
the Worlds YWCA. were ell,
NAKED by the presentation OF
long time members Oh the
branch.
Mrs. Robert Geniusz intro
duced life members, Mrs
Mark B. Stevens, Mrs. J. b
Schlotman. Mrs. Francis [
McMath. Mrs, Stuart A. Cour'
it's, Mrs. Mable Sadd and MISS
Cora Simpson. and members
OF many years: Miss Elizanetn
Bach, Miss Bertha Bach, Mis-:
Alice c. Willard, Mrs. Conrad
II. Smith. and Miss Mary
Farnsworth.
Special music by the junior
Choir Of st. Stephens AMt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
RECESS FOR CHRISTMAS

All schools and colleges oil
WAYNE University will recess
for the Christmas holidays be-
ginning Saturday noon. Dec.
i8. Glasses will resume at .
am. on Monday, January s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

>pacious home of Mrs. Alma Had
den on Wykes avenue. with Mrs
Doris Sullivan and Mrs. Jackie
Clarke as co-hostesses.
Quite few Of the mothcis Of
the daughters l%re included as
guests, also two prospective grand
mothers. Owe 80 guests were
present and some INDUCED IN
games whore fine gifts were
awarded
The Shower GIFT, were nany
and expensive
A Fashion Revue ves STAGED
at Civic Center by the Eastern
Stars Sunday afternoon The
famous Hawkins Apparel shop
furnished models Attendance
was most pleasing Mrs Thelma
Bowman IS Worthy Mairon
A crowd OF fabulouslY dressed
women attended the dancing
party at Nscirema Club Friday
night and the wee hours came
too early for them.
The Councils annual bio,hc
hood award Will be given to d..
Mary Mcleod Bethune, founder
ans president Of the National
Council of Negro Women
The Willing Workers Of The
Herman Keifer Hospital viii give
their annual Xmas party FRIDAY
night al the Nacirema Club.
A Cabaret Dinner Dance los
the Medical Auxiliary was one
Of the Sunday night attractions
al the Nacirema Club Some OF
those present were d. and Mrs
Pharnell, DR.. and Mrs McClen-
don. Or. and Mrs. Marco. Dr.
and Mrs. c. W. Preston. DR.. and
Mrs stephens. DR.. and Mrs II.
Taylor and many others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

Church opened the hanging
of the green's ceremonial at
Lucy Thurman Branch.
Following a showing OF the
movie. "A Saviour is Born.
Mrs. Paul Alexander, branch
chairman, lighted the 1854
Yule log in the fireplace in
the buildings first floor
lounge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
|flRClE THEATRE
PRESENTS "oUTWARD
BOUND"

. Circle THEATRE group OF
amateurs given opportunity
pnd a place to rehearse by
aberna Gle Neighborhood
House. inspired by a minister,
Dr JeSe Jai Mcneil, and his
congregation of Tabernacle
Baptist Church, and led by
Is managing director, Mayo
Partee-has been giving bet
1er.than-average arena pro-
fuctions of such plays as
tFamily Portrait" The Val
hnt. Hello Out There, The
Happy Journey to Camden
1nd Trenton" and mental
bealth plays of the American
Theatre Wing.
This theatre group, which
(alls itself Circle Theatre
Because it specializes in the
tre-in-the round, promises
dispense, comedy, pathos and
eep thinking in its forthcom-
hg production OF Sutton
lanes Outward Bound" a
lay which carries seven dit
frent people on an ocean
{oyage to their judgment in
fyen different ways.
Walter Mason, Jr., directs
Ne play; and the cast includes
MS Morris, Jane Timer, Jor-
ian Walker, John M. Banks,
Iennie Partee, Charles Bright,
leanor Coote. Walter Glenn
PIT, and William Moner.
oR0oN DAMON TELLS US
Members of the first class
American Red Cross
urse's Aides trained in Me-
norial Hospital for service
Rere received their caps on
ednesday. Dec. Is. The ira
fluonal ceremonies were held
z the hospital conference
room at Z pm.
MRS. Einar Almdale. volun-
|eer chairman Of Detroit
napier Nurses Aides. pre-
Iloed at the Gaping. She was
||cs.slsted by Mrs. j. Dryer
N,lnunucan, chapter Chairman
~ H., volunteers. and Mrs. Z X.
e,lison, chapter Chairman OF
volunteer Services.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Society DOINCS

The Lydan Association celebrated their 57th anniversary
the beautiful home of Mrs. Martha Denmark Virginia
Park Saturday night with Sumptuous turkey dinner and all
the trimmings The huge birthday cake truly artistic
creation of cold and purple
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
BABY SHOWER

Mrs. Mary f. Taylor mee Ma.N
Roberts, who Is anxiouSly wait
ing for the big-foot stork. was
the recipient OF beautiful
shower SATURDAY. night at the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

mo WEAPON THAT is FORMED AGAINST rueE
kuALL PROSPER; AND EVERY TONGUE THAT Shall
Use AGAINST THEE IN JUDGMENT THOU SHALT CON.
beMN THIS IS The HERITAGE OF THE SERVANTS or
Rur LORD, AND THEIR RIGHTEOUSNESS IS OF ME
|aITH THE LORD" Isaiah 54l7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

moi too different from his eNpcr!.
enccS on other days.
Don't ovcrwhclm HIM with too
riany visitors. too many toys, too
much excitement If you expect
him to have a happy Christmas.
Make sure that he gets enough
rest by preventing ovcreNci'c-
mcnt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Carefully Pick
Christmas TOYS

Ioy and happiness for children should be your first
consideration when you buy toys for Christmas but safety
and suitability for age important too Dr. Joseph g.
AfoIr advice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
By MARY BELLE RHODES

Santa Class will be waiting
al the Detroit Association Fri
day 10 greet the members and
friends 10 the annual Christmas
party. A lovely program IS
anticipated and Sanis's pack
will be full high and wide.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
,oNoREp At BANQUET

They tell us it was a grand
.nauet and everyone had a
F. time at 1881 E. Kirby.
~ affair was given for the
|sv and Mrs. c. c. Chapman
| the Hospitality Club of
Eth Temple Church. Mr..
rice. president; Miss Sims,
kcretarY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
aour FROM VISIT

Mrs. Myrtilla Jackson of
kss Calvert has returned
ZINC after visiting a friend
4 Indianapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08

Sheet Blanket
Lovely Plaid Patterns
Req. sl.7s ---- 99c
Ideal cover for cool nights
or extra" blanket. Neatly
finished 60x76 size. Color
choice. Reel buy.
Sears Blddensburg,
Wisconsin and Arlington