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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23
To The Women, Bless 'Em /!

This coming week is National Business Women's Week.
and in Port Clinton 80 mighty active in the
drivers seat to celebrate it. They the members of the
Port Clinton Business and Professional Womens Club found
ed eight years ago, and today vital part of the
munty advancement their fellow service clubs, Lions
Kiwanis and Rotary.
rare Individual Men thought they'd the
day when women would be competing with them
SCALE business wise But the day has passed when this held
true Today is the key figure many local office
Fort Clntons Business and Professional Women may we'll
be proud their organization celebrates Business Women
Week And Port Clinton may well be proud of it's BPW club
Its contributions to the community in and ad
vancemen of civic interests need reeaon here Long
may the Business Woman-and BPW-foursh.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23
GARBAGE
Restrictions
Continued from Page -

Certain restrictions on the prep.
aration of garbage and rubbish
will be enforced when the new
truck is put in use. and these will
be carefully explained to every
family in information sent out by
the Public Affairs Board, said
chairman Carl Heckler. Until the
truck is acquired, the present sys-
TEN of pick-ups will be continued.
The Board has discarded the idea
of using identifying colored tags
on cans of paid-up homes and
establishments, learning from
other cities that weather conditions
often make this idea not feasible.
Instead, said waterworks superin-
tendent William Crohen, the col
lector will have lists of all places
paid up.
It will be a case of mo pay, no
pickup"
Money troubles again beset covn-
ell as il pondered where TO get
the funds for the truck and land
fill site. II was finally suggested
that il can be borrowed from the
waterworks fund, and paid back
out of revenue, and the Board Of
Affairs was instructed to work
out a payment schedule for pre-
senfation at the regular Council
meeting next week.
The new ordinance calls for
transportation of garbage in a
specified type truck, but Solicitor
WILDER said Council could "go
along with the present set-up,
while the new truck is being OBJ
tanned.
Under the landfill system, gar.
bage and rubbish will be buried
in trenches, packed down by bull.
dozers and covered with earth. II
was estimated that one acre oi
ground per year could take care
of Port Clinton's needs. Several
sites are under consideration, said
the Affairs Board
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23
OTTAWA COUNTY -
Court House
NEWS BRIEFS
-. NEWS BRIEFS

Judge Tom d. Stahl of the com.
mon pleas court is hearing Lucas
County court cases in Toledo this
week through special assignment.
The final hearing was held by
the county commissioners Monday
afternoon in the matter of the pro-
posed improving of the Ottawa DR..
Ditch in Portage township. The pc
tition was granted and tile will be
used for the project which is near
ly one mile long, with outlet at
the dredgecut which empties into
Sandusky Bay. The hearing was at
tended by number of interested
property owners.
The hearing on matter of asses
ments will be held by the county
commissioners, Monday at 200
pm. September rs, for the pro-
posed improvement of the Behl-
man Ditch in Salem township.
County Auditor Melvin c. Guth
reports the receipt of the follow
ing vouchers from Columbus thru
the distribution of state funds;
$3.50 to be applied to the county
Board of Health funds; $378.37 for
county relief funds; $12,888.84 for
local county government. Received
through the distribution of gaso-
line tax funds was $4,000 for
county road and bridge funds;
$4,000 for township road and
bridge funds, each township to re-
ceive $4,000.
County superintendent of schools
reports the annual inspection of
school buses is being carried on
this week when total Of 81 vehicles
will have been inspected by repre-
sentatives of the Ohio State High
way Patrol. Inspections were held
at Genoa, Monday for the Allen
and Clay-Genoa district; at Elmore
Tuesday for Benton and Harris-El
more district; at Oak Harbor, Wed
nesday for Benton, Salem-Oak Har.
Dor and Carroll district; Thurs.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23
n 0 7 Ic (

Notice is hereby given that the tax valuation for
the year 1866 have been completed and open for
inspection in the office of the County Auditor and
the complaints against any valuation assessment,
except the valuation fixed and the assessment made
by the Department of Taxation will be heard by the
Board of Revision before October 3, 1855.
Port Clinton, Ohio M. C. GUTH, Auditor
September 10, 1855 Ottawa County, Ohio
33-2
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23
AT SAFETY SEMINAR

Col, John M. Phillips, depot COM
mander of Erie Ordnance Depot, is
attending Safety SeSminar at the
Ordnance Field Safety Office, JEFF
fersonville, Indiana, Sept. 20 81.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23

day at Port Clinton for Erie, Port
age, Catawba and Port Clinton dis
tricts, and at Lakeside, Friday for
the Danbury- Lakeside district.
Wills of Walter B. Laughlin,
John L. Crowley and Edward H.
Tasch have been filed in the pro-
bate court for probating.
Judge P. w. Gulau of the pro-
bate court has announced the ap-
pointment of Lulu Schmardebeck,
as executrix in the matter of the
estate of J. F. Schmardebeck.
First and final account of ad-
miniStration has been filed in the
probate court by Henry Rider, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Bessie
Rider.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23
APPLICATIONS FOR
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Granville Medley, 33, construc-
tion worker, Clay Center and Miss
Lora Jean Stickier. "a, Clay Center.
Rev. G. Knudson TO officiate.
Milo F. Schill, Jr., 10, pattern
apprentice, Toledo and Miss Arlene
M. Zenser, 10, clerk, Port Clinton
RID 3. Rev. Hartwig Pruess to Off
ciate.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-09-23
ENJOY TRIP

ENJOY TRIP
Members of Boy Scout Troop 369
enjoyed boat trip to Put-in-Bay
Saturday. The day was spent ex-
ploring places of interest about the
island. Frank Carstens, scout mas
ter, was accompanied by David An
derson, Jay Black, Billy Blanken-
ship, Tommy Carstens and Alan
Osborn.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Set March ~
Set March "
Dillwyn WSCS Plans Sample Fair"

The Womens Society 81 Chris
tian Service will meet next Tues
day March is. al the home or
Mrs X j Jones. 10 complete the
plans Tor The Sample Fair
which they viii sponsor March
III.
Tie fair Mlll bc held at the
DiAwyn Elementary School Mus
zeal entertainment. door prizes
refreshments. cake walks and dis
Iibution of sample products have
been planned 70 brighten the oc-
easiOn 4 general admission viii
De charged.
Mr. ard Mrs. Carl 8nowaIter
N Richmond were recent visitors
IN the home Of Nh. and Mr.. John
Gorton.
Honnie Marcy Is SID SICK IN
the home " his daughter Mrs.
Nellie Scott, 81 Richmond
Mrs Dolly cuIbfedth. Of Char
i0ttesyille, visited friends last
Monday and was the luncheon
fliest 81 Mrs r. J II. Crcw
Mrs Woodrow Newton and son
Woody" Of Richmond visited
Mrs Ella Jones. Saturday
Miss Sue Gillian Of William
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

tiyes. Saturday.
Misses Kathy and Bobby Bailey
Of curdsville. visited their grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A9ee
Sunday
Mrs. r. p. WojnlckI and Mrs.
G Pool visited in Richmond last
Thursday
Mrs r p Spencer. Mrs. Ger
trnde Wright and Mrs S B.
Pearson spent LAST week visiting
their brother. Rev p w Chafl-
ton, of Fayetteville N c.
Miss 10 Ann Pool, Of West =.
hampton College visited her par
ents. MI and Mrs c. 7. Poole.
last Sunday
DR. and Mrs. Beal and Mr.. and
Mrs r L Stembridge. Of Dan
vile. we're Sunday guests IN the
same home
Mr. and Mrs. William Ransom
and children. Of Fork Union.
were Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B Ransom
Last Friday night. Mrs. b d
Le3ueur was installed as worthy
matron OF the Fork Union chap
ter No III Order Of the Eastern
Star r. J II Crow was installed
as worthy patron
Mi and Mrs J. NJ Burroughs
spent last week end visiting Mr.
and Mrs w w. Burroughs OF
Alexandria
Three young people from each
of his churches accompanied Rev.
Ernest J. Wrenn to the State
BTU Training Convention at Ma
tural Bridge last week,
B .. LeSueur IS attending a
three day poultry meeting in
Maryland This week
c !. Poole. " w Dawson and
r. J. WojnickI attended the
Southern Conference Basketball
finals ut the Richmond Arena on
Thursday night
The young people Of the First
Baptist Church met Tuesday
night to observe The Annie Arm
strong Week Of Prayer The seIv-
ice was directed by Mrs v w
Dawson
Mrs. Carrie Harvey has been
home for a visit Mrs. Harvey has,
been nursing Mrs. Lizzie Nuchols
Of Gold Hill, for some time,
Nj and Mrs d NJ. Baker and
Mary Jane, Of Richmond, were
week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs
r II 1ngle
Hunter Talbot. a native Of
Dillwyn, has replaced Carl c Ro
sen as manager of Dillwyn De-
partment Store. Mr. Rosen is now
manager Of Dayidson's Basement
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

VIII take part in the evenings
entertainment
Paul ID Jones OF CuTdSyi,io viii
be master OF ceremonies
A free viii Offering is to be
taken at the door and all pro
cetdS are to b. uscd 10 make the
center formerly the old Curds-
y4He Elementary School more a.
ttaet.tr ANA tlSable as "A com
manly mcetlua place
Grange members taking part IN
the skits arc. Or and Mrs R3-
land iu,chiueS Mr. and Mss F.
r. Pollard Mr. and Mrs Flood
Harris. Mr.. and Mrs Ed senger.
Ernest Bowling Jr Charles An
dersou the Misses Alice. Edna
and nez Smith MI sind MyS.
Cleveland JONES and Kemper
Es8sey C.her members are help
me with advertising decorations
and Gshsuur
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Mt. Zion

Mrs Richard BRYANT ana
daughters. Misses Kashl en- ana
Audrey Bryant. have gone TO Flo
rida for sight seeing IMP ana
q visit With her s9n and daugh-
ter-in-law Mr. and Mrs Rich
ard Bryant. Jr
Mrs Harvey mother Of Richard
Bryant, has been sick but ls get
ting better
Mrs VI X Davis is stu con
fined TO her bed but at this visit
ing is more comfortable than she
has been eince heI return from
tn hospital
Sympathy is extended 10 thu
family IN their loss OF their moth
er. Mrs Mae Mosley Of Marshall
Place Who vas buried til the
family cemetery at their home
last Saturday
All OF his churches are sympa-
thettc ana concerned over the
operatioa and Illness Of Mrs. PAU
Gillian wife Of their pastor NC
trust she VIII soon be well. and
restored TO her loved ones.
Nj. and Mrs, Latham Haryey.
OF Appomattox. spen. the week
end with their parents. Mr. and
Ms Willie Tatum
Nj. and Mrs Georgia Boat
wright, former resident og this
neighborhood. have been quite
sick with colds Or flu but are
better now
We are. glad to see W n Yarcey
sufficiently recovered from his
colds TO be out again
No school today and children
are happy that the teachers had
10 attend meeting ~ Central
High school,
Callers IN the VI K. DAVIS home
were Misses Mary and Louise An
derson Mrs. BuFnete Jones. Mrs,
Carl Mertz.. MI and Mrs r B
Anderson and Bernie Jr.. Mrs.
Chester Robertson. Mrs. Bob Da :
! Wis, Mr. and Mrs Herbert A1der-
son Mrs. Robert Lee Hudgirs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

Guests IN the. home Of Mr. ana
Mrs. L. n MaNpy over .hr Week
end we're their son, R0ber Max
esk ard hts wife. OF Fl. Meade
Nj and Mrs Mitchell Hun
ter, OF Windsor and Miss Joseph
Inc Maxey, OF L<1ngwood The fol-
lowing were gusts in the same
home Mr.. and Mrs T + Patte-
son. Tomnnie. Audrey and Patrl-
eta. MFR. and Mas II T. Maxey
HeIbie and Larry
Robert Maxey goes tie first
OF this week to Fl Lee where me
Will attend officers school
Miss Cynthia Patteson spent
TIE week end at Natural BRIDGE
Harvey Wipfrey IS ri a rest
home 10 Charlottesville Mrs
Winfrey Is with her son Nlath-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Shepparls

There was warm welcome
waiting for u T Ayres when he
returned home last week having
been In the service for nearly two
years. He served IN Korea and
then In HAWAII j. n is the son
OF Mr. and Mrs j. E Ayers,
and his many relatives and friends
are 80 happy to have him home
The children in the nelghbor
hood all took maps Monday after
noon. and for very good reason,
They all wanted to stay up late
and watch the performance Of
Peter Pan" on teleyision After
the program wa sover, I think the
children and all had a wonderful
evening Of good entertainment.
and some even wanted to see if
they could fly
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Carter had
quite family gathering last
week. with their son -ln-law and
daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Nc
Call and. children. Lynn, Pat and
Jimmy, Of Bristol Tenn. with
them from Wednesday through
Sunday. and Bobby came from
Fork Union Military Academy
and George came up from his air
base in South Carolina. and Mrs.
and Mrs J B Carter and family
from Orange visited them during
the week end
MFR and Mrs. Shirley Wooten
and Bonnie Lou spent the week
end in Richmond recently and
We're accompanied BY Mrs. Bessie
Wooten Of Farmville Mrs. Lucille
Whaley Of Sevierville. Tenn, spent
the night recently with Mrs.
Wooten while her husband was a
business visitor TO Washington.
Circle No Of Concord Bap-
fist Church will meet Friday night
at 8 p. m. with Mrs. Shirley
Wooten.
Mrs. Gordon Crigg. Of Rich
mond. was the week end guests Of
her mother. Mrs Alice Forbes and
DR.. and Mrs r j. Hutchings.
Our sympathy is extended to
the family of the late Joe Chap
pell. He will be greatly missed.
DR. and Mrs. w. r. Brown, Of
Charlottesville. were luncheon
guests Saturday Of Mr. and Mrs
j. L. Jones and in the afternoon
called on their other relatives in
the neighborhood, Miss Florence
Jones. and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Jones and family
Among those attending the
Sunday afternoon were Watkins
Laymens Rally in FarmVille
Sunday afternoon were Watkins
Lee, j L. Jones and MI and
Mrs Cleveland Jones
Mrs. Wallace Rainey returned
home Sunday from Johnston
Willis Hospital in Richmond, and
her many friends and neighbors
wish her continued progress.
Or. and Mrs Conrad Black
well called on Mr. and Mrs. ]
l.. Jones Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Paul Jones. and Children.
Helen Annette and Dib. and Ms
Cleveland Jones and children.
Mark and Jane, were among those
attending the birthday party for
Sammy Firebaugh son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Sam FlrebauFh of Wills
Mountain Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Frank Johns. Mrs T. j.
Bailey Mrs Paul Jones and Mrs
Cleveland Jones attended the Wo-
mans Club meeting Friday after
noon. and took as their guests.
Mrs. c C. Harvey. Mrs 7 S
Garnett. and Mrs Baker Bald
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

iu F8FTnVila.
Hunter, better EnOaT to local
folks as 'Dooky vas formerly as
slstant manager OF May -Rudasil
Department store in Orange
Dookey" expressed great salts
faction in lIls new position and
makes no secret of the fac. That
he thinks DllWgn is iust about
the best place hls company could
have cert MIN
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

Sunday visitors IN the home Of
MIR and Mrs. w (, Poe. were Nj
and Mrs James Poe. Clarence
Poe. and S T, Reynolds. Jr. ali
Of Richmond.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11

THE Navy battlcship, which are
given the arbitrary BB, are built
70 defeat the most powerful vessel
that an enemy can put 70 sea
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-11
Glendale

Rev W c Eastridge delivered
an able sermon At Arvonia Meth
odist Church Sunday morning
HIS subject was Wit Thou Not
Revive Is Again A very sweet
solo AS sung BIZ Alton East
ridge. also with Mrs Eaetrdse
All thr piano
Mrs. Lucy G Staten had as
dinner guests recently her pas
tof and wlfe Rev. and Mrs. J T.
Wrenn Of Bucklngham Other
guests III the same home were
Mrs Glover Shumaker and
daughter. also NJ Wrenn Mrs
Frank DerenbacE4r and Mrs
Johnson
Friends here we're sorry I'd hear
that Mrs Harvey had suffered
stroke SHE had been nursing
Miss Lizzie Nuckols. who eoltin-
ues III in tile home Of Her sister.
Mrs Grace Barton
Revival services are being con-
Quoted each nig|i. al Rocky
Mount Methodist Church begin
ming Sunday March 6 through
II
" f. Puryear and L. II Gucr
rant. w~fe F3Imtille bushes.
visitors this week
Sympathy Is expressed TO the
family Of Mrs. John Marshall
Nfoseley. whose daath occurred
last week Ill her home near here
Friends are indeed glad to hear
that Mrs NJ w Davis Of Mt
Zion. is convalescing nicely
since returning home from Uni
yersity Hospital charlottesville
Nh Annie p johnson is con-
valesciug from an attack Of arth-
ritis. also a badly burned hand
Mrs Bessie Jackson received
letter last week. saying MISS
Marie Baker. flight hostess. was
soon TO have tine east removed
from her lee
Mrs Annie Johnson vas a visit
or in the home Of Mrs Jackson
Wednesday
Virginia Dare Jackson visited
heg Grandmother, Mrs. Bessie
Jackson last week and celebrat-
ed her l4th birthday while there
Mrs Acre Childress, Lewis Guer-
rant Also Richard Bryant, Mrs
Russell Bowler, Mr. and Mrs Nor
man Putney. Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Davis. Mr. and Mrs Freeman
Childress, little Peggy June and
Ina Maria Mr. an d Mrs
Tom Lang and Ben w / Yam
cey. John Yancey and little john
ny. Harry Mann, Mrs Willie Pat
terson, and Miss Frances Patter-
son
Nh. and Mrs Audrey Tatum
and Nj and Mrs Willie Tatum
went to Lynchburg, Monday
Mi. and MIS-. John Melton and
family visited the Willie Tatums
for the week end
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
0k|ahomans Eye Testimonial
For Militant Newspaperman

OKLAHOMA CITY-A move
ment to give militant, crusading
Editor Roscoe Dunjee of THE
BLACK DISPATCH" some OF his
flowers while he can smell them,
spearheaded here by a state and
local citizens group, is gaining
VI p9Inod s9!I!nbul Sc mnlusmou
this week from all parts of the
nation seeking information con-
corning the Roecoe Dunjee Tes-
timonial Banquet slated for Fri
day evening. November TO-
The banquet will honor Mr..
Dunjee on the occasion OF the
fortiefh anniversary of his
famous. "fighiing' newspaper.
which was founded November
Is. 1915.
Principal speaker at the ban.
quet will be Thurgood Marshall
national defense counsel of the
NAACP.
The testimonial affair will give
recognition TO Editor Dunjee
whose hard-hitting editorials in
defense Of civil rights have made
him a figure to be reckon1
at the local, state, and national
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
End Baptist
Credit Union
'Seeks$600G

A 6-month share and mem
bership drive designed to triple
IFS membership and its share
holdings has been launched by
the Detroit Second Baptist Credi,
Union. Marcus Logan, treasurer.
announces.
The drive will end June 81.
1885. the 18th anniversary Of
the founding of the credit un-
ion"
Goals OF the drive are $780,.
600 in assets and 1900 members,
Mr.. Logan said.
The credit union serves the
members OF the Second Baptis,
Church at AL Monroe, Rev. A. A
Banks, Jr., pastor.
The IL founders Of the credit
union made a house-to-houss
canvas OF the membership early
in 1871 TO get pledges Of support
fer their fledgling organization
Forty-nine members joined
putting in si7625. Membership is
now 1900. with assets approach
ing 100000.
Officers OF the credit union, in
addition TO Mr.. Logan, are Aaron
Lemon. president; Mary Glenn,
vice president, and Dorothy G.
Rundy, clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12

placed him in the forefront Of
the great fighters for equal rights
of all men.
for purse which will enable
tie militant 73-year-old editor tc
tri vel abroad in Africa.
The testimonial banquet will
coincide with the closing Of the
Silver Anniversary of the Okla.
homt Conference of Branches OF
the NAACP. organized in the
state % years ago by Mr.. Dun
jee
The two-day conference will be
hiehlighted by the appearance OF
DR.. T. r. M. Howard of Mound
Bayou. Miss. as guest speaker al
the opening meeting on Thurs
DAY evening. November II.
The Oklahoma Conference OF
Branches. which will pay a spec
ial tribute to Editor Dunjee, was
the first such conference to be
organized in the United States
and has served as a model for
others which have been set up
subsequently, throughout the ma
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
White Baby Taken
From Negro Home

ATLANTA, Ga. (CNS) - This
towns juvenile authorities were
quite taken aback when it was
discovered that six months old
white baby boy who had been
boarded by his father with a Ne
gro couple over month ago
had apparently been deserted.
The child's father made the
arrangements with Mrs. Lois
Mayors PerrYmsn ana ser hus-
band TO pay sl2 per week and
buy the childs clothes.
The child's mother had gone &c
California with the two Older
children and left the infant be-
hind.
The father. meanwhile. had no'
even seen Mrs. Perryman anc
only sent her $40 on the child''
care
Detectives, who are now look
ing for the father, first noticed
the unusualness of the arrange
ments when Mrs. Perryman ap'
peared at a Negro clinic for
checkup on the youngster.
With the baby now i'll with
temperature, he's been taken from
Mrs. Perryman and held by au'
thorities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Mt. Carmel Hospital Loses 25-Yr.- 0Id

Donald {. cende AFTER BRIEF ILLNESs!-
BECAUSE OF INVOLUNTARY MENTAL AssAssINA-
IloNi-sPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE
THERE IS NO CURE OUTSIDE or GODS INois-
PENesoiE INCOMPATIBLE, IMPERATIVE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MOVEMENT FOR THE SPIRITUAL LuNAcY
OF HEBREWS ROMAN CATHOLICS, PRoTEsTANTS,
AND OTHER PRISONERS or THE DEvLlii
The child receives from the parents IN BIRTH fhs ego
OF the DEVILS Adam and Eve psychology
The spiritual rebrih lacks completeness and purity Until
GODS CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH TAKES OVER
loo%l
Detroit Times)-"ssrvees for Donald e. cende' 10 VIII
's held a. The Msnorah Chapel
HE the manager Of the Hair and Scalp Specialists
Co., East Detroit"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
p.O. Closed
.veteronsDoy

All Post Offices will be closed
Veterans Day formerly Armistics
Day.. Friday. November IL. 1855
At the General Post Office the
usual week Gay service will be
provided at the Parcel Post, Reg.
istry and Stamp Windows.
The Money Order and Postal
Savings Sections will be closed.
There will be no delivery or
mail by either foot carriers OF
parcel post carriers.
Special Delivery and perish.
ables will be delivered as usual.
Normal week day collections
will be made excep those collec.
tons usually made by foot car
riers and relay parcel post car
riers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
MurphyRe-EIeeted
Trustee Chairman

BALTIMORE, Md. - Carl ]
Murphy, veteran newspaper pub
Usher and 1855 Spingarn Medalist
has been reelected chairman OF
the Morgan State College Board
of Trustees, President Martin d.
Jenkins announced this week.
Also reelected were; Rich
ard w. Emory. attorney. vice
chairman. and James II. Carter.
assistant 10 the president. secre-
farY.
CHARTER MEMBER
DR.. Murphy is a charter mem
Der of the Board having been
initially appointed in 1899 when
the nine-man board was organ
lied following he purchase of the
college by the State Of Mary
land.
The president OF the Afro.
American Newspaper Publishing
Company, DR.. Murphy was elect.
ed chairman in 1858, upon the
retirement Of Judge Morris A,
Soper. He was elevated from the
vice Craftsmanship. in an action
consistent with a tradition estab-
lished by the colleges governing
body as early as 1895.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-11-12
Westside Group
Supports NAACP

The NAACP West Side Ares
Council Ten, comprising more
than 5000 Of the $4,000 member
ship Of the Detroit Branch
adopted the following resolution
in its regular monthly meeting
last Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1855:
The NAACP West Side Area
Council TENTS officers and
members whole hesrfediy en-
dorss the stand of the Detroit
Branch NAAcP In ifs leader
ship fight TO attain full equality
for Negro eiizsns and rsspon-
sibls representation"
Co-chairmen Of the Area Coun'
Gil Ten are Mrs. w. A. Thomp'
son and Mr.. Colder Smith.