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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
R D hagerIllan Dies
Al Headed rC
Suspension Board

Ralph D. Hagernan, Al. chair
man Of the Board Of Suspension
Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, died yesterday ats
his home. 5o29 First street NV.
after . lengthy illness.
Born In Rochester. N. H. he
attended schools there. Later
he worked as q rate clerk for
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
in Rochester before coming to
Washington In 1886.
Mr.. Hagerman began his ca
reer with the Interstate Conn
merce Commission as q rate
clerk. While there he studied
at the National Law School,
earning q bachelor OF laws de-
gree III 1912 and admittance to
the District Bar the following
year.
For several years Mr.. Hager-
man conducted informal classes
after hours for his fellow en-
ployes at the ICC.
AT the time Of his Illness he
was chairman Of the Board Of
Suspension which Is q part or
the Bureau of Rates, Tariffs and
Informal Cases.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Elizabeth x. Hagerman of the
First street address, his son,
Donald r. Hagerman, In the
Navy. stationed at Norfolk: his
mother, Mrs. Clara A. Hager.
man, and q sister. Mrs. Russell
KeSsler. both of Miami Beach,
Fla. and one grandchild.
Requiem mass will be sad at
. am. Saturday in st. Gabrievs
Catholic Church. He will be
buried In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
Pvt. King Found Guilty
OF Humperinq Arrest

A Police Trial Board yesterday
found Police Pvt. Sebrone J..
King Of the 18th precinct guilty
on q charge Of interfering
with another police officer who
was making an arrest.
The Trial Board recommended
q fine OF $275 In the case which
grew out Of an alteration be-
tween Pvt. King and Pvt. Wal
ter r. Mcdonald over the arrest
of q friend of Kings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
$3.50 Crash Damages
TO S340 Car CIoimed
BY the A.soeicted Press

q
DETROIT. - TRAFFIC Referee
Rolin d. Shull ruled it wasn't
UP to him to decide whether a
$40 automobile could sustain
$3.50 damages.
Jack Lichtig complained James
Andrews ran a red light. hit his
car and did $3.50 damages to 1t.
Mr.. Shull asked what Mr..
Lichtig'S car cost when he
bought it and got $340 for the
answer, but Mr.. Lichtig quickly
added: "A garage says it'll take
$3.50 to fix it up. That's all ]
know"
Shull fined Andrews $40 for
reckless driving: ordered damages
fixed In civil court proceedings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
1tt Mpiitnriaitt

BAILEY MARY ..tI = M r lsv q HH sinRe5y
who departed part 90 this ,skp afe two years ago
With q Heavenly smile each day.
Always trying to do for others
As she journeyed on her way.
some think she's FORGOTTEN. now that
But ri IL always ! avs remember--no matter
YOUR nG uMEyo STfi SISTER. SARAH M.
LEAK, EDWIN M. IN memory OF oMr.
ssoYsd husband S pa aa fs aWsg one Year
ago today. July 20. 1858.
You left beautiful memory,
A sorrw too great to be told.
But to US who loved and lost you.
Your me ms %IrE Ei nN nsy SAn sTpxy ola
my husband, JAMES &. LEEMAN. who
died Twenty-Five years ago today. July
Ts II. Viii A Who died seven years aso.
July II. ls47.
hosea II MARY J. LEHMAN.
MATTHEWS. SOPHIA. IN loving mem
DRY Of our dear mother, SOPHIA NAT
tWo years 1 aso sodas July ss 1859
Your gentle voice and, smiling face
with sadness we recall.
You had q kind word for every one
And died beloved by all
The voice is hushed and still the heart
How bitter was It for US 70 part
floH HER sni DEVOTED TED csHsrLpREN.
PIKE, STEWART. IN sad but loving
memory Of our dear husband . a,sa s sn1:
life four years ago today, July 70.
1860.
Only God knows how We miss you.
Tears OF sorrow will forever now.
We know the Lord knows best,
Lo vi y w fly r AYE ~ AND nRoTH
RTXEY, JEAN D0RR. In loving memory
al JEAN DORR RIxEY. who went %
her heavenly home two years ago TO-DAY
July %. 1852.
She is not dead but Just away.
Beyond al grief and pain -.
Earsh's loss !. Hs aER Siasn sihHnl;Y
KSTn y; VILLAIN .1I Issel 2 w L GSsps n s1FR
y ShiS IS! ss' 1877 ~ seven 's-'' - 49,
The road into the sunset
L one We h sll must n, sre sorrow
when you went On anead:
| LOVING DAUGHTER, Viola II
GREENFIELD 2. !.
WELLS. FRANK IrETEl. In fond and
FRANK fPETE) WELLS, who departed
/ this life i've years AFRO today. july ~
1949.
NAY his soul and the rest Of my
T.nyed ones rest In peace--peace.
NIECE LIZZIE III. WELLS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
Bourbon n. KILLER, rs,
Retired Luray Postmaster
Special Dispatch. 10 Tho Star

.LURAY, Va. July 29.-Bour-
bon Nathaniel Kibler. rs, former
postmaster Of this city and a
merchant ait nearby Springfield,
died ..last night at Warren
County Hospital in Front Royal.
Mr.. Killer, who had been with
the post Office since the 193Os.
retired about four years ago.
A former member Of the DEM
ocratic Committee for Page
County. MIR. Kibler was known
as a collector Of books.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mary Brumback KILLER,
and one daughter, Mrs. Fred
Keihn of Philadelphia.
Funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
Dir. Katharine Blum, Is,
Connecticut Educator
sy ihs Asseeiassd Press

NEW LONDON, Conn, July
29.Dr. Katharine Blunt, 10,
president emeritus Of Connecticut
College. was found dead In bed
today at Lawrence Memorial
Hospital where she was admitted
July lis after breaking her hip In
q fan iii her front yard.
DR.. Blunt was inaugurated the,
third president and FIRST woman
president Of Connecticut College
May is. 1880, and held the post
for IA years.
A native Of Philadelphia. DR..
Blunt attended Vassar College.
where she was elected to Phi
Beta Kappa and received rer
bachelor Of ArtS degree. She
obtained her doctor Of philosophy
degree from the University OF
Chicago for studies ID organic
chemistry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
Ouoke Hits Switzerland

GENEVA, Switzerland. July
30 R.A strong earth tremor
shook Switzerland shortly after
dawn today but no damage was
reported Immediately. Center of
thef trenor was reported in
So6thern Switzerland, near Sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
Dr.. ]. 6. William GreeH

CENTER MORICHES, N. n.
July % lR DR.. J.. q. William
Greed, 30, commissioner Of hos
pitfalls In New York from 1929
to 1888, died Tuesday at q nurs-
inc home here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
With Regard to q
Card Of Thanks

4 Il - 81 .i
very eiten card Of thonks IN
The Ster meets q need which eea
hardly be solved 10 any other way.
Not only Is il gracious expression
Of sreestude to those who have sent
floral tributes. but also eourteousis
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the many TO whom per-
sonol note Of thanks cannot web b
moiIed o. whose aames and Cd
dresses ore not known insertion Of
! cord Of thanks u,oS be orransed
BY Telephone to The Star. ST. 5000.
The Evening and Sunday stss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
Draths

ARNOLD. IRENE CECILIA. On Tuesday.
July 81, 1854, at her residence. Ban
nockburn Estates. Oakton. Va. IRENE
CECILIA ARNOLD. widow of the late
Mr.. Leon Arnold: mother Of Mrs. Edna
r. Duncan Of Bannockburn Estates:
Mrs. Ralph Counselman, Ormond Beach,
Fla: sister Of Mrs. Ernest Macintosh
Of washington. d. c.: grandmother Of
Mrs. Jack Thomas Of Daytona Beach,
burn Estates; Mr.. Leon A. Duncan and
Mr.. Benny Counselman: also survived
by two Observation-Disclosures. Friends
may cali at the late residence, Ban
nockhurn Estates. oakton, Va, where
services will be held on Friday July
80, at 1890 am. Interment Ivy Hill
Cemetery. Alexandria.s Va. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
Garn If <Uhanks

COOPER, DAVID Z. The family Of the
late DAVID 1. COOPER wish to express
their Appreciation for the many acts
OF kindness and expressions Of SYM
pathy and condolences extended by our
many friends and neighbors during
our recent bereavement. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

ARNOLD, IRENE C. onicers and men,
- bers of D. C. Salon and 40
S are hereby notified of the death
ISL of our Lorganisatrice ana
partner. IRENE C. ARNOLD.
Funeral service will be held
Thursday, July 20. 1854, at her
late residence Rannockhlirn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

VIRGINIA. M. DE FORCE. lie chapeau.
ELLEN LOUISE WARREN, La Sec.
ARNOLD, IRENE G. Oficers and men,
bers of George 3. Killeen Unit, No. %,
American Legion Auxiliary. are notified
Of the death of our beloved past presi-
dent. IRENE C. ARNOLD. Services viii
be held at the late residence, Bannock-
burn Farms. Oakton, Va, on Thurs
day. July 20. at 7:30 pm.
ADA NJ. RILEY. Pres.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
Scouting Hits
Delinquency

Juvenile delinquency 2
community problem which ems
moro ,erouS az times Than I
really Circ4t Judge Ia W
Ja'tc ,nd today
One Of the reasons il is I'M
der control in Wayne County
can be laid in large measure
70 the Boy Scout movement
which tackles the matter con-
siruciivelY."
"On Nov 9th. is 900 a these
Scouts viii ask yout help ~hcn
they stage tn, largest Good Turn
in the history of Scouting They
VIII collect clothing for c. dwil
Industries cmpHycr OF Deiion''
handicapped.
II IS a grea, chance % nolp
the Boy Scouts help the lIandl
capped help themselves. Tho aSk
for no money. only discards whlcf
would otherwise be- ih.cwI
away he said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
Set Old World
Market Events

Dcroii, Path annual O d
World Market Will get off 10 a
glamorous start with costume
parade Thursday and continue
through Nov u. whom dancing
70 gypsy orchestra ~ill con
clude the festivities
The hours for this unusual folk
festival are to 10 pan daily.
Thursday through Sunda, a. IL
tcrnaiional Institute III East
KIRBY Authentic costumes. :ood.
bazaar booths. craft dcmons'ra-
tiGnS. music and dancing Viii
provide constant cnioiianm. Mt
Trlnkots and sweet 90 trm an
International Christina trco VIII
be- among the wide tauofV of
imports offered tor sale Different
nationaliiies Will serve dinners
and coffee shop snacks each day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
" oman Author
Feted at Feast
BY JUNE L'RHUE

NEW YORK tGlobaN-slis :
Ida Jiggetis received one o. Y
awards conferred by the Na''0.
Council OF Negro Women ,
their annual Honolce D'ps
Saturday at Howard In.ve'sN
Washington, ID. C., Nov. Is =,
The awards are presen'"
each year 10 Outstanding >" y.
gro Women" and Mrs. JisS,~
was honored not only as oS y,
iineuished writer. but also y
her contributions TO inie'''~
iural understanding. A
The author of BOOK,
Religion. Health and p'''
Jews" and Of numerous Vs. ~.
articles on related subjects ~
JiggetiS was the recipient ~, y.
similar award from Gloosi ~
Syndicate at its annual Nv"
Dinner last June. ..-,
Guest speakers at the hoI'yt
Dinner were the Rev. JSn .s'.., /.
Robinson. pastor Of the Cn ~,
Of the Master IL New YORK S =,
and Walter White, executive y
rotary OF the NAACP.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
LARGE CROWD ATTEND
PATRONS OF ARTS
CONCERT

Il VAS q grand evening OF
entertainment a. the Masonic
Temple. Second a. Temple.
on sunday evening. Novcm-
Der l4th. Janet Collins, pre-
niere danseuse Metropolitan
Opera Company. and her
Company. was presented by
the Miss Nellie Watts and
her Patrons Of Arts. A large
crowd was present 10 see the
Artist trip along the plat
form Just like q fairy. -
were the words coming from
many Of those who were
present. The presentation in
cluded interpretations Of
1.-THE Court of Louis XIV as
seen through the eyes Of
Rlackamoor. Three psalms
of David. La Creole. Anne
Toi. Chere, Il Love You. My
Dear and other numbers
including the Interpretation
In Dance Negro Spirituals.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

other women's publications.
looking for ideas to adapt.
From the fashion periodicals..
Stylists can spot color trends and
textures that will be popular. A
few years back, the shaggy sur
faced coats and suits came back
INTO high fashion after years OF
postwar smooth-surfaced CAB
ardines and worsteds.
And look what happened 10
auto interiors We had the
raised surface Of the Jacquard
weave, the new brocades and
hubby materials.
Even the smooth nylon seat
fabrics showed more patterning
than ever before. taking a hint
from the clothing industry. This
development gave US fabrics that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
Stanley Quartet Set

The Stanley Quartet OF the
University Of Michigan VIII pro-
sent the fourth program DO a
scr es OF six IN complete Bcc'h-
oven Cycle OF string quartc'> at
$3.50 pm ON FRIDAY a, the Rack
ham Educational Memorial. ac-
ccrdns 10 The Urvcrs.tv of
Michigan Extension Service
Numbers selected for this pro-
gram arc The quariets in + MAJOR,
Op 10. No !. B-flat major. Op.
"a. and A minor. Op. 1872.
Members Of the quartet are
Gilbert Ross. first violin. Emil
Raab, second violin; Robert
Courte VIOLA. and Oliver Edcl,
cello
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
Teach Reading
improvement

Ntw nphtwcck sections ~
'Roading Improvement and Of
"Bcttcr Meetings and Group
both Of winch opened Wcdnes-
oav and OF "ImpgoNng the
Speaking Voice" opening Thurs
dav offered fot adults hv the
LnVoisiy ~ Michigan m Detroit
AZ the Rackham Educational Me
moral FaInswosth at Woodward
Avenue
Other cla,sc, scheduled to open
In mid-icnn include Great Mas
T. pieces ot AIT H." opening on
Thussda' November 10. and
The AT of Pottery and Porce-
lan ~ China, Ornamental
Plants. General Scmantics H.
and Strength Of Materials En-
ginecrne Mechanics Review H.
al ~ which open on Friday.
Novcmbcr 10
With the exception Of Better
Meetings and Groups. which
meets at Ills pm an Of these
classes aic scheduled for 700 pm.
on the night designated
Additional information about
the COURSES and details about reg
isuaiion fees may be- had by
ceiling the Detroit Office OF the
UrivcrSitw Of Michigan Extcn-
SION Service. Temple 2.74OO.
Registration may be made iu adj
vance or Al the time of the first
class session
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
BY LOU LuTOUR

NFN Work iC,Nhal .an'
'a n pu' On YOUR hat Always
perform inS mporirn' lpD s'aoa-
ing n 'front.' IS re s'frm
Il is very important 10 place
the hat on the head with
thought.
Watch no WeF Fnpf ha.s
flames the face
MAKE urc the exposed 'pcks
enAar ihe 'ace ADJUST them 10
such way that they cnhan q
tn ha' q. yell You may not
feel TIA, fuu can spare The ezra
time ials takes bat you might
a. wc.l pend i
You "lii command respect and
ADD enough pol,e 20 lit YOU
through inc dav
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
Share Your
Wisdom
BIZ pr. Thomas R. caine,

NEW YORK tGlobab-Ilving
Is quest. hunger. chase
after something.
Within every normal individ-
ual Is an unquenchable desire
10 make life significant. bcauti-
full. alluring. exciting. Such a
life is available TO YOU at tins
moment.
Knock and il shall be opened
unto YOU Ask and you shall
receive Il as your very own
precious possession.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
Open Belle Isle
conservatory

Scores ~ Dctroi;crs saw the
newly completed Belle Isle Con
sctvaiory Sunday. when the
parks and recreation annual
chrysanthcmum flower show Oh.
cnCd
Portions OF The Conservatory
have been closed since 1850
when the south wing was re-
built and workers tackled the
north wing The following year.
Work was started on the old
ornate dome OF cypress and
pine in mid-June in 1889. Total
reconstruction Of The eonservs-
tory cost approximately $780,
600.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

~ - ,ru,.av,v =. M;1hi.
-. p.,A....,,r serv;,e u,
-. = 800. :, 10 nm
49, c.Aool a;.r,,s.od prob.
-. :. us,r .rd
e..
,,.-e -,
~, ,. .rr
.... .-rhe
.,,e..
,n,s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

when 1t comes
TO colors. tex
lures and dec
oratiVe de-
tails These
biz he men"
IN the autono
bile design
studios can be
found study
ing Vogue,
"Harper'S Ba-
2 a a. a n d
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
WOMEN AND WHEELS
He-Men Study
WOmen's Fashions
BY Mary Lou Chapman

Womens 70 HONS affect styling Eighty per all car
purchases somehow influenced by women companies
Your dealer will tell the thing more than
cent OF the families the husband OF the
He cawls under the hood engine displacement
and performance but he turns his wife when to color
and fabrics And he values her Judgment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
CLUBS

The Delta Sigma Theta Sofesi'y
held then regular Board meeting
Wednesday al the YWCA with the
prcsiloni. Mrs White. presiding.
The Delta sorority IS one Of The
fine rsan.zation> that are doing
constructive wu,k. They have a
very nice 10 room house designed
for q real home ior pul, whose
ages run conSccuuvclN from . 20
l6 Yeas. coming from broken
homc.. welfare homes. children $
ad and irst offcn>e violators,
regardless 10 race. color or creed.
Various forms of activities
comprise their program. which
has been met with warm re-
spouse from churches. schools.
and civic organizations. We con-
graduate the Sorors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

snanpoc.np seems 20 tie the BE
mtans of controlling the siiua-
.mn Il Is vase he stated. %
shampoo your hai brush at The
ssme time
on how - wash your han Tho
ha may nc washed as frequent.
], one desires But dfy YOU
nar carefully using . dryer rath.
q Tran 3 towel The latter tend.
70 break naN ends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

The Current Topic Study CLUB
wolshlpped al Hartford Avenue
Baptist Church Sunday morning
tor ,hois annual Go To Church
SUNDAY The sermon was de-.
liyeed by Rev. John NJ Miles,
assistant pastor
The Detroit Study CLUB held
open house FRIDAY at The YWCA
for the memorial OF Mrs ChMlrs
Green who passed last month.
Afterwards. Dr. Schulor ri Wayne
University spoke on Effect Of
Foreign Propaganda. which Was
most interesting and constructive.
Me>dame> Wanyck Beatty.
Wadsworth, l. Taylor lsadci-
wood + Smoois. Hickman.
Jones. Hill. Neal. Byrd Conycr..
and German were the biea6t@St
guest at the home Of Ms, Anna
TGwnsend on BeeChwOod
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

iii le,ept.on SUNDAY ulaht ~
tse De,r1., Association after the
Jane. Collins dance held a, Ma.
r.,.,,fo pa.r,.t,l lor,l
doc ~ uc,e b..e and taere and
te. ,aL,c arrangement brought
.,.slv 10 one. mind what an
l,....,,.,.,s b.,. r.e- ...,rc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
Civil Defense

klthu-.a nc voluutcei. ca.sg
fol simulated casualties p
formed their work well duurg
the CIVIL Defense Excrclsc. Sat
utday. asvs Dr. Joseph G. Mol
nrr ,omm.ss aucf ol health.
Arms and heads were ban.
daged. limbs were dropped up
in traction spliniS and burn
aalves applied. These simulated
casualties were handled with
so much competency. q feeling
Of assurance prevails that the
real casually will receive ade-
qusie care.
Although two on three hundred
persons took part at the erner-
gcncv hospital. there was an acute
shortage Of workers 10 keep rec.
ords
Clerical workers are needed n
keep ihc records, OF persons going
in and oui Of the hospital. Obtain
information for locating relatives
information for The American
Red Cross and Office Of Civl
Defense.
Thirty casualty care station,
are activaied in Detroit with AZ
expected total OF % station
which means that many more
volunteers are needed. especial
~ IN tn field OF record keeping
Those wishing TO volunteer II
the program 81 Civil Defense ma,
tall WOodward $4,000 or UNI
NrsiiY a.Qgnl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

shA exceed the Righteousness Of the scrbes and phara
aces We shall in any enter into the kingdom OF
heaven '-Christ Jesus, Matt. 5;2l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
DESIGNERS REAp "voGuEo

So If the automobile designer
wishes TO please the women
and he doeS-he must be alert
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

An exhibition of folk
dances Of other lands will
be the evenings special
feature at the YW's Cosmo-
politan Clubs dance Satur-
day night, Nov. 20.
Held in the 9th floor club
rooms at Central Branch
WV. 2230 Witherell Street,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
The Postal Alliance will hold
their regular meeting Sunday
al the Nacirema Club.

The KINGS Dauehier, rc'
Tuesday at TIC YWCA with Mrs
I'd Wallace as hostess
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

were beautiful and at the same
time practical since the textured
weaves gave greater ventilation
and variability.
Harmony Of color combina-
lions is another cue taken from
fashion. Like a well-dressed
woman, the automobile is a
vision OF matched and blending
colors-all carefully chosen for
best effect.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

Ebenezer AME-Dr G. B.
Hannah Of Albany. Ga. con-
ducting revival. Rev. Charles
ton. pastor.
Tabernacle ~ ron BECOMING
Satisfied" Dr. J J Mcneil pas
tor.
Second Bapus -Dr S a
Owen. wee pre- aen' At arg
for National Bapis' corytn'A
As guest speaker io oo'n 'eNr
Rev. A. A. Bank nHsloh
Scott NJ E-~Nen l.arp' q
Old Ones was 'ac iaeas y
Rev A. Clay
Calvary Baptis, ~PcH'..a
Religion was the theme q Me
Jacob {. Oglcsby
Bethel AME-"The SeefH F"
True Religion" was the Inc"
OF Rev. J, Lawrence ROBBERS
ST. Stephens AME BY sN.'
Day was observed aH 'Orl-'"
On the Street was Key. ~"
A Spivey'S theme
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
of Care
OF Hair and Scalp

9r1'i1 d blond 0I.V q ,la1gnt our h0T
saws Cn.vemtv q Michigan skin spec
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

the Cosmopolitans' Saturday
night dances are open 10 all
young men and women. Dan
BARRIERS trio will pay from
$3.50 until ~.
A Harvest Moon Square
Dance" is planned for the
following Saturday. Nov 81.
Don Dornkatt will call the
square dances.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
CAR JEWELRY

The Jeweled look" OF Fashion
has also found an echo An auto
mobile design. As a chic woman
may choose a lovely necklace 70
complete her ensemble, so the
automobile designer carefully
considers the manufacturers in
sigma, medallions and hood or
naments. These are the final
decorative touches to the over
all design OF the car.
Fashion is news today in the
automobile design studios and
Il Is the women who have
brought this about.
Fashion irritcr. artist. and "
personality, Miss Chapman ~
native Of Detroit and hds spent
the last several pears working
Nth automobile stylists. design
era and engineers az Chrysler
Corporotion.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20
Special Music and
Guest Speaker

~pNc.a. music ws,l be- rem.
ccred and DR.. Mamie H..
f.lrGaVhs guest peaker for
N0mans Day viii also adj
dt.ss tne afternoon civ
81 DC mass meeting. Her
gablcf' Wili be- Standing / y
IL Life. She will be IN
'rodac.d Nv Mrs. Luvenia
l3ecf"" Mrs Pearl Mcneil
"iil pro ide az the afternoon
program Other persons 10
appear on tie program will
include Mrs Calvin Rhodes.
Wro VIII give the scriptura'
reading Mr.. &. p Riley.
VINO viii give q brief talk
on "'ilhing' and Miss Louise
H id who Will offer prayer
v clcomo 70 visitors will be
extended by Miss Victoria
Johnson.
Tea To Follow Program
Tea will be served 1,
those attending the after
noon program by the Adj
vance Donation and hostesse
group Of the .Woman's Da,
Committee This group o
active workers is under In,
leadership Of Mrs. Geneva
Williams and Miss Dollowes,
Gaulden. The members an,
friends Of Second Baptist an
invited 20 come out and en-
Joy a full day Of spiritua
activities on Sunday. Novem
Der 28th.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-20

NJ = Meme " atfs ! V"i-
gra,llated FOR her untir-
81 ,Fort - nring 81 Detroit
1r 80 artists al cl.'lre' for
~, a. certainly given much
:or The art and culture az
Detroit And many have eN-
pro -ed oy :or her having
a tremendous crowd on
ia- SsrGav evening