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|Dr. Won den Sfeinen,
China Expert, Dies 81
Heart Seizure Here

Diether Won den Steinen, ST,
well known sinologist and pro-
lessor Of languages at the Naval
Intelligence School In Anacostia.
died Of q heart attack Thursday
night.
Professor Won den ,Steinen was
stricken at his home. 387l Rod
man street NV, where he died.
A native Of Berlin, he held d
decorate Of philosophy from the
University Of Berlin before he
was % years old.
Lecturer and Writer.
His reputation as student Of
the Chinese language and culture
brought him in demand by the
American Government as q lee
tlIrer In Army and Navy training
programs during World War il.
He wrote several text books for
use In such training.
Professor Won den Steinen left
Germany to study and teach at
the University Of Canton In
China at the age Of a.. Later he
taught at Tsinghua University
in Pieping where he met his fu-
ture wife, an American woman.
Erica Willrich, who was teaching
at the university.
Became u. s. Citizen.
In 1888 he took post as assoc
ciate professor and lecturer at
the university OF California,
where he taught Chinese litera-
ture and art. He became a nat
uralized citizen in 1912. ]. 4.
In 1914 and 1945 he was one
OF two men chosen by the United
States Army to set up a program
for the teaching Of Annamese,
the language Of the Indo- Chi
nese, to servicemen at the Uni
.versity Of California. In 1945
he participated in the Nays
Viz education program as. a
lecturer at the University of
Colorado.
Took Navy Post.
The family came to Washing
ton in 1916 when he took the
post at the Naval Intelligence
School here.
Professor Won den Steinen was
an active member OF the WASH
ington Oriental Club. He made
frequent appearances at Amer
lean universities as q lecturer.
Besides his widow. he is sur
vived by son. Erwin w. Won
den Steinen, of the home adj
dress.
Funeral services and burial
were to be private.
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Uarn nf Thanks

JOHNSON, ETHEL SARAH. We acknowl-
edge with sincere appreciation every
service OF kindness. floral tributes and
expressions Of sympathy rendered US
by neighbors. relatives and friends
at the sudden passing Of our beloved
mother. the late ETHEL SARAH JOHN
SON. Especially do we deeply thank
Rev. Kelly and associate minister OF
/ Miles Memorial Church, Rev. John
Bussey of Bethesda Church and the
( Henry s. Washington Funeral Home
HER CHILDREN, EVELYN JONES.
, JAMES w. AND ALBERT JOHNSON.
.MACKAY, DANIEL W. The family OF
. the late DANIEL w. MACKAY wishes
Z to- thank its many friends for cards.
. kilograms and kindnesses extended
FRANK E. MACKAY,
:eN0WDEN. EDITH M. CHASE. We wish
I; to express sincere thanks. to our many
u. friends and neighbors for the kind
expressions of sympathy extended US
/. during our recent bereavement Espe.
ciaiiy are we grateful for the beautiful
dofal tributes and cards of con-
| dolence. THE FAMILY. IL
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With Regard to q
Gard Of Thanks

Very often q card Of thonks in
The Star meets a need which con
hordIy be solved in any other wuy.
Not only is it gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who have. sent
fIorol tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the many to whom per-
sonol note Of thonks eonnot well be
mailed OF whose nomes and od-
dresses ore not known. insertion o.
a cord Of thonks moy be arranged
by telephone to The Star. ST. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
Indiu to Give Advice
To Small Industries

NEW DELHI.-The govern
ment Of India plans to establish
as soon as possible four regional
Institutes Of technology to help
small industries.
This decision results from
recommendations of the Ford
Foundation international plan
ming team on small industries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
Guy K. Browning, II,
Ex-NeWs TeIegrapher
BY the Associated Press

WILMINGTON. Del. Sept. IL.
Guy Keyes Browning. u, re-
tired United Press telegrapher for
the News-Journal newspapers,
died today in Delaware Hospital
after q brief illness.
MIR. Browning, born in Pulaski,
Tenn. served as Phillips code
operator for many newspapers
including the New York Post.
New York Times, New York
Herald Tribune, New Orleans
Times-Picayune, Chicago Trib-
une and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
His widow and son survive.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday.
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In Mrntnrtatit

COHEN. FLORA. In sad but loving
memory Of my mother, FLORA COHEN.
Her pEVoTED SON. cSEEcIL.
CAMPBELL, ALVIN L. In loving mem
DRY OF my dear husband. ALVIN J..
saas ano tods who sep Dasssa eEas 1889
MY loved one cannot die.
For memories grow sweeter still
AS days and years 90 by.
And till the time we meet again.
AS loved ones always do,
Sweet memories OF the one ! loved
viii always stay with me.
DEVOTED WIFE, HELEN T. CAMP
Jones. JOANNA. IN memory Of our
who died September II. 1850.
A wonderful mother. woman and aide.
One who was better God never made:
A wonderfrl worker. SO loyal and true,
One In a. million, that, mother. was
Just in your Judgment. always right
Honest and liberal, ever upright:
Loved by, your friends and all whom
our s Wonderful mother. that. mother.
DEVOTED Srs SON. pAuaHTER-IN-IAw
NAG NAOMI 1. AND PASiELA Al JONES \ f
u u
CHESTER v. A tribute Of devotion to
the memory of my mother. HENRIETTA
8. KING. who left me ten years ago
s sssak Rs - wo passed
and ae my brother. cHEsTER v. KING.
who d asa sa. this Life TWENTY-FIVE
! 's aau6 slyf kind 5sH REo%k. !.
I memory Of H our dear father. FRANZ aIssHs
L. LASSERY. ST., who passed away
f fSso years ago today. September IL.
Deep in our hearts. Is picture
OF loved one laid to rest.
In memorys frame we shall keep II,
Because you were one of the best.
Loving and kind in all your ways.
Sincere and kind in heart and mind.
What o beautiful memory you left
D HIS DEVOTED FAMILY.
LESTER. ROSA r; In Toying Tsmem-
LESTER. who departed this life Sep
TENDER Is. 194S.
REQUIEM mass for the repose Of her
Church tomorrow. September ID. 1854.
at 8 o'clock.
For q journey all alone.
To be with her Creator
Up in heaven on His throne.
Her illness was of short duration.
Yet her suffering was severe:
AS we watched her night and day.
We knew. that death was near.
God In His infinite mercy
Opened wide the heavenly gate
On the thirteenth of September.
In nineteen forty-eight.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. zoLo
MCPHERSON, FRED. In loving mem
FRED MCPHERSON who passed away
three years ago. September IL, 1851.
Deep In our lives is lonely spot
Your bright face used to fill.
But naught can take your memory
That shines there and always will.
DEVOTED MOTHER AND BROTHER,
MAMIE AND CHARLES McPHER-
SON.
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Anurili,1u

BERKOw, MAURICE. There will be
! an unwilling of q monument in mem
DRY of the late MAURICE BERKOW,
beloved husband Of Mrs. Lily Berkow
and devoted father of Mrs. Ethel
, Abramson. Bernard, 1t. Col. Joseph and
Harold Berkow. The unwilling will
take place on Sunday. September 10,
1854. at the United Hebrew Cemetery.
I. Washington blvd. at 2:30 pm. Rela-
tiyes and friends invited.
MILLER, MRS. REBECCA SEIGEL
dwelling services in memory Of oul
BECcA sEiGEL MILLER. will be held
on Sunday, September IL. 1854. at 2
pm. at the Ohev Sholom Cemetery
1915 Alabama ave. Sc. Relatives and
' THE CHILDREN.
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q Nurses Are Graduated
By Garfield Hospital

Garfield Memorial Hospital
has graduated % nurses in cere-
monies held in the auditorium of
the District Red Cross Chapter
House.
Those who received diplomas
Friday night as registered pro-
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IltuICIl, OLA.
tenth and P
streets NV.
for C. o a S t
Guard Condr,
Martin Dom
aid Berg, 40. q
victim Of hur-
ricane Carol.
The r e ".
F r e d e rick
Brown Harris
will conduct,
the services.
C o. m d r.
Berg, attach
nI Ia Gnnc f
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Busru Imports Up

Increased purchases Of goods
from both Japan and Germany
are shown In the reports of i'm
ports into Basra, principal port
of Iran.
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Memorial Services
10 Honor Coast Guard
FCondr. N. D. Berg

Memorial services win be held
at II am. Tuesday at the chapel
of the Foundry Methodist
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Love never lOrEeLS, counting tno
hours until reunion.
FERRY. LEON =. A tribute. Of devo-
uncle, LEON l. PERRY. who passed
intS the srssst , nszSnd eisht wears ago.
His DEVOTED NIECE. AGNES H.
SPANGLER.
FERRY, LEON L. Beautiful memories Of
our loved one, LEON 1. PERRY who
sso e Ins sffs 1 1s4s elsn
When we step beyond life's gateway.
We shall and life 81 beauty
With never setting sun, s,srr,
MAMIE. AND NEPHEW. HENRY.
THOMAS, ELEANORA: SCOTT, EMMA.
In loving memory Of our dear ones,
mother. grandmother and RreAt-grand-
mother, Mrs. ELEANORA THOMAS.
SEPTEMBER Ss 10 10. Is5s. and aunt. Mrs Mrs
five years ago. September "A. 1910.
You left beautiful memory.
But to US who loved and lost YOU.
Your memory VII HE ns SzMf nLSs ga.
THOMAS, REV. WILLIAM n. ST., AND
WILLIAM H., Jk. In loving memory
e Iar hus9 qaSM ah sr who passed
away eighteen years ago. July Is.
1886. and our son and brother. VIII
LIAM H. THOMAS. Jr,. one year
ago, September IL. 1858.
MRS. MARGARET e. THOMAS. MISS
MARGARET THOMAS, JOSEPH .;
THOMPSON. MARY r. The memory OF
her kind and friendly ways will always
be comfort to those who knew Mrs;
MARY r. THOMPSON. who passed
away six wears ago. September IL.
He giveth His beloved sleep.
THE FAMILY.
TOLBERT. JERRY. In loving memory
Of our dear husband and brother.
JERRY T0LBERT, who passed away
fifteen years ago today. September
IL. 1899.
In our home he Is fondiy remembered.
Sweet memories cling to his name.
Those who loved him Ia life &incerelY.
4&s DEVOTED VILE BROTHERS AND
NslSTKR&
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ey K st. NV, to attend the
funeral Of sv our late brother,
ROY DEAN. secretary. 10
BuRCH, ALBERT STUART. OF 1914
Dslae Srof FL co On sptf ssss,
mains at. Chambers Funeral Home,
1922 M st. NV. Services with full
military h1noTs on Monday Enr sep Mysr
cHspeI Interment Arlington National
BpTrRY. GRANT. suddenly on satur.
ag ssp'e saa Of M a a9S4 mrs aka asm
father OF Mrs Veima Nealon and Mrs.
ONE MAJ. Nealon. Gaithersburg. Md:
Madss Lowe. Damascus. Nd Also sur
ssIiving are one brother. Hubert Buttry:
1--we sisters. Mrs. .Arkie Marshall. Mrs:
Gaithersburg. Mo-: Mrs, Bonnie carp,
Mrs. Verda carp Of Redland. Md. and
ten grandchildren. Mr.. Buttry rests at
burg. Md. where services will be held
at 2 pm on Monday. September ID.
Interment Forest Oak Cemetery.
snILLE Esw ARD E i On ThuF snY.
Len Of ss Cue st. ne. formerly Of
Atlantic City, N u, beloved husband
Aof Leotha Butler and father of Gems
We've A. johnson and James, E. Butler.
Also surviving are grandson. Ken
meth Lathety: three sisters. three broth-
ers. other relatives and many friends.
After noon SUNDAY; , friends s are IN
Home, 1920 9th st. NV. where services
viii be held Monday. September ID,
att pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery II
Ist st. NV. WILLIAM BUTLER. sr.,
husband of Marie Butler. father OF
a RsEsas' Alice Beai and Florence Fisher.
Other relatives and friends also sur
yive; Body may be viewed ct 1aa the WI ~;
st. NV. after noon Sunday. Septem-
Der IL. 1854. Funeral at l pm
Tuesday: sePtsmser cb aa frS Ssrd the st
and virginia ave. NV. Arransements
by Jarvis. ID
BUTLER, WILLIAM. The ofacers and
60 members Of James Reese u, Eu !,
Legion. are. requested to as;
Home: 1882 You st. NV.
1854, at 8 PM. for Legion
services for our late comrade. WILL
LIAM BUTLER.
cL sHI2E1r F. M GgkEEY' A SSmsndsr
18th ave, Hyattsville. Md. On Sep
TENDER II. 1854. daughteE OF the late
Frederick w. and Eva D; Carroll sister
Of Calvert W., George H. and GLADYS
r. Carroll and Mrs. Blanche g. Pierce
Services private at Chambers Funeral
Home. 5S01 Cleveland ave. Riyerdale.
Md. on Monday. September ". O.
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. Please omit flowers.
CONN. RUSSELL A. on Thursday; Sep.
TENDER 9. 1864. after 2 long Illness mes,
Barton St. Arlington. Va. beloved bus.
band of Bessie v; Conn Friends may
call at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
pm. Friday, September 10, Services
al the above funeral home on Mon
day September Is. at pm. Inter
nierit Fort Lincoln Cemetery, IL
DENNIS, BETTE b. On Wednesday,
senten,ber 8, 1854. ct the home Of
q, ssuehter' Mrs. aF |sHnis n Mf Sen.
Mrs. the beloved mother also Of Mrs
Annie Nelson, Charles Dem Dennis mn IT..
MS. Funeral and interment in Fair
mont Cemetery, Bedford, Va. Is
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ory of my beloved mother, HATTIE
A. PEARCE. who died one year ago,
September 8. 1853.
Love never forgets. countink the
hours until reunion.
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Dratha

ADLER. HERBERT C. Suddenly. on
Friday. September 10. 1854. ct his
residence; 265l =, 10th St; NV, H Nh.
Irving M. Davidson. Services at the
8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901
14th st. NV, on Sunday, September
IL, at 1880 pm. Interment WASH
inston Hebrew CONVERSATION Cemetery.
IL
BALL, JOHN ALBERT. Suddenly, on
Thursday. September 8, 1854. at
Berkeley Springs, w. Va. JOHN AL
BERT BALL. beloved husband of Mary
A. Ball. brother of James E.. Homer
and Barney l.. Ball. Funeral from
the James T. Ryan Funeral Home,
311 Pa. ave. Sc. on Monday. Sep
tember IS. at $50 am. Requiem
mass at st. Peters Church at 10 am.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. In lieu
to st. AIMS Infant Asylum. IL =
BALL, JOHN ALBERT. There will be
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a special meeting of the
Printing PresSmen's Union.
No. l, on Monday. September
ID, 1854, at 8 am, at 1908
K st. NV, to attend the
funeral of our late brother.
JOHN ALBERT BALL.
OND FIREMAN.. President:
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eaa ~. ~. hASSOksnAAOh. =. n., oeCy.
sMoOT. WILLIAM e. sR. on Friday.
ce epIs@p Hospital w VIII q A soq
Sr.. Of 5605 South 9Th ST.. Arlington.
Va. father Of William e. Smoot. jr.:
Howard L. Smoot and Mrs. Birdie
Mills He Also is survived by three
Children n Fr ie1asr may may s es & TIE
Pearson Funeral Home. 412. North
Washington st. Falls Church. Va,
where funeral services will be held
on Monday, September Is, at IL an.
Interment National Memorial Park. ~
sTUTLER. DELMAs c. JR. On satur-
day; September Il, 1924. DELMAS e
slegandaS bel ISlS f hussond rdl
Mary Jane stutier: father Of Elis
Jane and Lucinda Ann Stutler; son
of DeImas G. Etutler Sr.: brother OF
Eleanor Vaughan and Jeanette Owings
Services at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. eg0f 18th ST. NV, on Monday
September 10. ct / pm. Intermeni
Prospect Hill Cemetery. 8
sYDNOR. HARRY JACKSON. suddenly
on Friday. September 10. 1854. Al
IA hsE EsYsids JHSscsKsSa s MsSsss s' bsloSsa
husband of Freda L. sydnor. father
Of Eugene Z. Sydnor. Harry J. Sydnor
Eelen =. Shepherd OF Arlington, Va
Funeral from the w. 4. Huntemann
q Son Funeral Home. 5T32 Georgis
ave. NV. on Tuesday. September II
Of 1880 am. Relatives and friends
invited 70 attend. Intermsnt Ar
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dlu. bers of James Harden Jack
n son Post, No. 81, American
Legion, are requested to. at
tend the special American
E for our late past commander,
L. GUY JACKSON. on Mon
at Chambers Funeral Home. 100
Chaplin st; NV. Funeral services WIN
6e held at snd sSos snt tsnsrsl n1me at
JOHN j. DE SIMONE. Commander.
EDNA L. HUNTER. Adiutant.
JACKSON, l.. GUY. Members of Grande
- voiture ia. Forty and Eight.
4" are hereby notified OF the
s ssssR 81 s %eme9isl services aea
will be conducted by the Ma
tional Guard of Honor at
Chambers Funeral Home,
14th and Chaplin SITS. NV. on Monday.
September II; 1884. Ct s pm: Interment
FRANK d. NORTON.
DON A. WAITE.
Grand CORRESPONDENT. Is
JOHNSON, EDNA ELIZABETH. On
Saturday September IL. 1854. EDNA
ELIZABETH JOHNSON Of 1903 3Sth
St. Brentwood, Md. beloved wife OF
fsI,s COMBS. aaa sfasr q Ms MS
Charlotte A. xander: sister Of Paul
l. Neuhaus and Mrs. Charlotte Feier-
tag: also survived by grandchildren;
Friends may call at Nalley's Funeral
Home. 1900 Rhode Island ave. at East
sern ave. ne, where services VII p q
held on Tuesday. septemoer Il as y
InterIent Arlington National Cemetery
( s. II
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ROUTE. JAMES CARTER. Suddenly.
Calvert County Hospital. JAMES CAR
TER ROUTE, beloved husband Of Irene
Rouzie and father of Mrs. Ella Brady
OF Chesapeake Beach. Md. Funeral
services at the Hutehins Funeral Home,
Owines Calvert County, Md. on Nom
day. September 8. at 1870 Pm. In
terment III arlington National Ceme-
terry at 3sp.rli ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17

Returns Home: Mrs PSZeI I'm
derwopd, 1890 Portland Az. re-
turned home Sunday September
~. after a three months vacation
spent in Battle Creek, Mich. as the
guest OF her sister and brother in
law. Mr. and Mrs w II Thomp-
son. and sister and husband. Mr.
and Mrs G, T. Morgan Mrs I'm
derwood spent ten days In Grand
Rapids and was the guest Of Or
and Mrs W u Scott She was eH-
tended many social cnuTtesira and
included among the many inter
estinE places visited was the
Double J Ranch. outside Of Three
Rivers Michigan Detroit. IdlrWilS
and other points In Michigan Mr..
and Mrs Alec Bib 81 Ottumwa
Ia. sister and hrpther-in-iaw.
mot0red 20 Battle Creek and re-
turned 90 the city with Mrs TN
derpood and are dividing their
visit here with Mr. and Mrs
Bruce Bib Of g34 Carroll Az. 81
Paul Mrs Underwood reports she
ia feeling fine and happy 10 BE-
home again.
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Family Visitors: Mr. Scottio
Smith Of San Francisco. his
daughter and son-ln- law. Hr. and
Mrs Robert Polk ~ Los Angeles
Calf. arrived IN tho city by mo
tor on Tuesday morning Sep'"m-
ber 7. for ten day visit with rsla-
tives and friends They are the
house guests 81 Mr. and Mrs Leon
Smith % s52 Carroll Az brother
and uncle ~ the visitors Mr. PoIk
IL detective in Los Angeles The
group came by way % Topeka
Kansas City and Chicago. where
they visited with other relatives
Guests: Mr. and Mrs. ElsOn
Hutchinson 81 Chicago spent The
Labor Day week end in the ci'y
and we're the guests II Mr. and
Mrs.. Carlos noffstt ~ sI3 Rondo
Az They were the recipients II
many social oOur'ssiss during
their short stay They returned %
their home on Tuesday. September
g
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17

ding was enormously reported in
two nationally circulated publica-
tons few weeks ago. finally be-
came a groom Saturday night
when he married Eleanor Findley.
Of Cleveland. the former Eleanor
Lawrence, Minnesota girl.
The wedding. a quiet affair with
only a few friends OF the bride pre-
sent took place at her home. The
surprise best man was Cecil New
man. editor OF the Spokesman and
Recorder papers OF the Twin
Cities who stopped In Cleveland.
enroute home from the National
Urban League meeting in Pitts
burgh. The bride was attended by
Mrs Lydia Martin. a close friend
Members OF the Twin City Ur-
ban League delegation TO the
conference in Pittsburgh attended
the wedding The groom was for
mer Urban League secretary in
Minneapolis and St Paul
The couple were married by the
Rev James Robinson. Witnessing
the ceremony was Joan Washing.
ton, daughter OF the groom and
Eloise Robertson, daughter Of the
bride.
The bride is the daughter Of
Rev and Mrs Osa Lawrence
Minnesota pioneers who now live
in Detroit. Mr.. Lawrence was n
funeral director In Minneapolis
prior 10 1920 and was one Of the
first Negroes ordained in tn"
Lutheran church
The ncwIywed Mrs Washington
IL q graduate Of the University Of
Minnesota, as is the groom She
taught at Tennessee state and in
the high schools In New Jersey
Recently she resigned as director
Of the Nursery school AZ Karamu
settlement house In Cleveland
Minnesotans attending the cerc-
mony were Shelton Granger, Fay
Harrison and Richard X. Fox
Joan Washington. who was
born in Minnesota IL n recent
graduate Of Tuskegec high school
and planned 10 enter Ohio Uni
vcrsity nj Athens. Ohio n few
days following the wedding
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Conference leo And
Musieol a Success

The tea and musicale sponsored
by the women's organizations OF
the NV, Annual AME conference
ON Saturday, Sept. IL. at st.
James ANiE church, ST. Paul. was
big success.
A fine musical program. ar
ranged by Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor
OF Wsyman church, Minneapolis
was thoroughly enjoyed. The
church was beautifully decorated.
Mrs, Taylor, serving as mis-
tress of ceremonies introduced the
program participants who includ.
ed Mines, Dorothy Sims, Jessie
Clay. Mabel Henderson. Sylvia
Little and Mr.. Julius Caesar.
Mrs. Taylor was gowned In a
transparent blue velvet dress
which caused some obs and abs
The affair had large attend
ancc of conference visitors and
local people.
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Barbara Boilord Honored
On 18th BiTthdoy Win
a Sunrise Party

Miss Barbara Ballard. SIT ~
Anthony Av was hpn0red an her
18Th birthday on Friday, Scptsm
Der 10 NJ uIrpriaa birthday par.
~ given by Hiss Martina Sparks
At her home 62s ~ Anthony ~
Guests Included the Misses Al
berta Kemp Beverly Young Mar.
celia and Charlotte Smith
Yvonnr Kemp Carol Mason Jan
Ice and Marcia Duke. Shirley
Smaller Carol Ransom. Jean and
Katherine Walker. R0zells Rue
H"ll Hattie Jet, BETTY and
Cathy hsyss. villa Mae and
Florence Fulton. Barbara Burks
Brenda Cunningham ~ Mime
spolis Shirley and Dolly Nelson
Mani" Williams. Cscrila pmi'h.
Joyce Neal, Csynell Ballard. Jean
and Shirley Bannsrn. Darlene
and Winons Spires. Pearl DOURiaH
Patsy LswiH. Janet jackson and
HERNIA Lee Priestsr.
Also the hsRsrs James whit
ak"rs. DAVID BranSOn. MABEL Pos.
ter Psaohy Psasby. Floyd and
Roosevelt Smaller. Robert jones,
Jr, Butch and Michael Bsnnsr
Pudgy ThurE,on Robert Jones
Adolph and clyde Props AAA
Grgsby Curtis Delaney. Owen
Jsrkson. Hsrbert hsson. Stanley
cDop.r, Kenneth PuEh. Donald
ard Kenneth WOods Edward Bal
lard Gene Bay watts and Edward
Randall
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Former Resident Visits
81. PoUI Relatives

Mrs, Julian johnson Of Chicago.
arrived In the city on Thursday,
september 2. for a two weeks Wis
II with her family and friends.
Mrs. John Wilson and son accom-.
panied her and the party was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs J. - Jones
of 65I w Central Az. sister and
brotheT-in- law Of Mrs Johnson
Many courtesies were extended
the viSitors by family and friends.
Including a family picnic on Labor
Day nj Phhlcn Park. they were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Manlcy
Rhodes Jr., AT creole shrimp sup
per. dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
william Hanna and Mr. and Mrs
Gerald Bailey Of Minneapolis, sis
ter Of Mrs. johnson: guests At an
informal Rct-togcthcr AT the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. William Gardner
and guests at cards and lunch NJ
the home Of Mr. and Mrs Ralph
Gardner, brothers 81 Mrs johnson
Mrs. Wilson and son returned
10 their home on Tuesday. Sep
TENDER 7.
Mr. Johnson arrived IN Satur.
day September II 90 Join his wife
and accompany her home On Sat
ufdhy evening. Mrs Eu Hickman
entertained In honor 81 Mr. and
Mrs Johnson
The group left by car for their
homes on Tuesday. September II
after spending delightful vaca
ton with family and friends
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served.
Elcctcd Dclegatei Mrs wyona
simmons, wife OF Rev NJ. l.. SIM
mons, pastor OF St. Peters AME
church, was elected a delegate at
the annual conference TO tho
QuadranIum, tWoman's Mission
Society which meets in Washing.
ton. -, c, In 1850
Visit In lowRi Miss Marie Laps
ley and Miss Dorothy Allen Of
Sats Firth Az \, spent the holt
day weekend In ~ Madison. Ia.
and were the guests Of Miss Vir-
ginia Harper.