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Evening star., 1955-11-11
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

(which President gave an
address at the burial Of the
Unknown Soldier in Arlington
Cemetery "a years ago today?
2-Who was President when
the State Of Washington was adj
mitted to the Union, 66 years
ago today?
3--At Hiram. Ohio, 81 years
ago, a future Civil War general
who became President was mar
ried to Miss Lucretia Rudolph.
Which President?
tAnswer on Next Page)
Evening star., 1955-11-11

Whichever It is. you should
like today's hand because Mrs
Fusty used all three plays to
make her slam contract.
Mr.. Champions opening lead
was the deuce Of clubs. an OBJ
vious singleton. Mrs. Fusty won
with the king and noted that the
hand was not quite q laydown.I
If she led the ace of clubs, Mr..
Champion would run and later
she would lose q diamond trick,
IL she picked up the opposing
trumpS, what would she do with
the trey Of clubs and her dia-
monds?
Undaunted by these apparently
insurlnountabie obstacles, Mrs.
Fusty went ahead with her play.
At trick two she led q heart toI
dummy's ace. returned q small
heart and ruffed it. She went to
dummy again with the king of
diamonds. led another heart and
saw a club discarded on her
right. Clearly dummy's fifth
heart could not be established.
$50 she ruffed with the ace of
sspades and started on on a new
line.
She led a small spade to dunn
lnsy's nine, returned another
heart and ruffed 1t with the
10 Of spades. Now she led her
last spade. the queen, and over
took it with durnmy's king. Next 4
came durnmy's Jack Of spades
on which Mrs. Fusty discarded q
diamond.
BY this time Miss Brash's dis
tribution was an open book. By
inference. she had started with
seven clubs. She had followed 1
suit twice to hearts and once to
diamonds. When she followed
to three leads Of spades. it was
practically certain that she had
nothing left but clubs.
sAt the tenth trick. then, Mrs.
Fusty led dummy's last club and
ducked the trick. letting Miss
Brash win. She figured the club |
return would squeeze Mr.. Cham
pion. And, as you see, she was
right.
She won Miss Brasil's club
lead with the ace and Mr.. Cham
pion had to play to the trick,
holding @ 10 in diamonds and |
the queen Of hearts. He had to-
play before dummy, which now |
consisted Of K 8 In diamonds and
the jack Of hearts. He was gone.
II he dropped his heart. dummy's
Jack would be good. So he dis
carded the 10 Of diamonds and
Mrs. Fusty won the last twoI
tricks in the diamond suit.
tcopyrisht. 1855. General Features corp.l
Evening star., 1955-11-11
WE SAY
CROCODILE TEARS

Crocodiles have been observed
shedding tears while devouring
their victims probably because
they've bitten of more than
they can swallow at one time.
We use the expression crocodile
tears" for tears that are as false
and as empty Of real emotion
as those Of the crocodile.
Evening star., 1955-11-11

Answer 10 rOkkkELLOW
yellow, yell. yoke. yolk. ycwI. yokei,
oleo. keel, fell. fellow. ferl, nee, new,
doe, flow, follow. fowl. folk. fool, folly.
leek; look, loof, lowly, well, weekly, woke,
Wcoiv, wolf, wool.
Evening star., 1955-11-11
WORD CANE
Find 81 or more words in
MANNEQUINS.

artists or tailors' lay
figures" Average is 2T: time
limit, IS minutes.
Rules Of the game--I. words must be
of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters BY the addition Of
IS" such as bats cars" are not
used. 5. Only one form OF a word Is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01
Lausche Promises
Situation Check

Vacationland' March 18 letter
asking Governor Frank j. Lausche
to check into activities of the O1io
Wildlife Division was acknowledge
ed by Governor Lausche in reply
to secretary Tom Finefrock this
week, in which he said he will
check into the situation"
He thanked Vacationland for
giving him the benefit of its views
in the matter" and said the organ
ization's letter was welcome and
that its contents were being care
fully noted.
That Vacationland's action in
protesting enforcement procedures
met with popular acclaim from non
hunters as we'll as duck hunters
was attested by an avalanche of
requests for copies of last week S
NEWS, containing copies of letters
sent the governor, and by a heavy
surge of Washington-bound mail
expressing sentiments of local resi-
dents.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01
COUNCIL

Continued from Page u
car expenses; city mechanics, $500
(now $278); semi-skilled labor,
$1.50 per hour (now $14212); un-
skilled labor, $14412.
Waterworks
Superintendent, $400 per month
(now $685.; operating engineer
Class l, 1870 (now $3.50; operating
engineer Glass II, $3.50 (now $340);
distribution foreman, $3.50 (now
$3.50; skilled labor, $173 (now
$3.50; semi-skilled labor, S1.4412; /;
clerk-typist, $14412.
Municipal Court
Judge, $4,000 per year with $50
annual travelling expenses; clerk,
$3400; deputy clerk, $210 per
month; court reporter, $50 per day
Officials
Mayor, $1,000; auditor, So 1900;
deputy auditor, $3.50 per month;
treasurer, $720 per year; solicitor,
$1,000 with authority to hire as
sistance to prosecute each case at
$40, $50 for jury case, annual
maximum $500 per year; president
of Council, $500 per year; council
members, $240 per year; clerk of
council, $240 per year; public utili-
ties board members, $240 per year;
utilities clerk, SIS per month;
safety service director, $500 per
year; fire chief, $252 per year;
museum curator, $50 per month.
Sewage Treatment Plant
Superintendent, 500 per month;
Class / operating engineer, $370;
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01

Class II operating engineer, $3.50;
skilled labor, $173; semi-skilled,
81 so; unskilled, $1441a.
Cemetery
Superintendent, $50 per month;
sexton, $500 Clerk-typist, board of
public utilities, S1.441a.
Suggestion of Solicitor Wilber
that the position of city engineer
be re-establiShed here was turned
down on motion of Councilman
Ruddock and second by Schade
that the city continue to hire en-
gineering help, as needed, from
outside source.
Motion to accept the new pay
schedule was made by Carlista
Snyder and seconded by Andy
KaStro.
The question came up whether
Mrs. Lonnie Jeremy, wife of Mayor
Jeremy, who was hired for addi-
tional clerical work in the police
department but has been filling a
radio trick on the desk, can legally
be filling a job other than the
work for which she was hired.
my wife doesn't want a full
time job" Mayor Jeremy declared.
"She's only been helping out as
needed since the department is
short handed"
Under the new schedule, classi-
fled jobs are booked in three
steps, with annual pay raises of
SO per month coming automatical-
ly as supervisors recommend until
the maximum wage as set forth in
the above list is reached.
Employees now filling jobs list
ed above, with two years or more
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01
Police Recover
Stolen Property

Right car, wrong wheel discs
Officers Bill Keesor and Loren
Hendrix discovered when they in
vestigated a local mans auto this
week.
The car bore four wire wheel
discs answering the description of
four that had been reported stolen
from Pfister's Used Car lot. The
driver, after questioning by the
two officers, signed a statement
that he had taken the discs.
Charges were dropped on their re-
turn to the owner.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01
CHURCHES -.

(COnJlnu6u from rage
J. v. BigeIow of EUB church, ser.
mon by Rev. orvilIe Awe, Pilgrim
Holiness.
AS in past years, Rotary and XII
wants will dispense with their reg
ular programs, attending the Union
Service following their luncheons.
Offerings will go to the Hospital
building fund.
EUB church will have Holy
Week services Monday through
Thursday at 7:30 pm, climaxing
with Good Friday services from
to 3. This Sunday night the church
choir presents the cantata, "The
Triumphant Hour"
Thursday night communion serv-
ices are announced by Trinity
Methodist church, Peace Lutheran,
and st. John Lutheran, the latter
church also having Friday night
communion. st. Thomas will have
7:45 am. communion Monday thru
Thursday with 7 pm. Holy Eucha-
rist and sermon on Thursday.
Good Friday Services
Four Good Friday services are
scheduled, at EUB church, Trim o
Methodist, St. Thomas Episcopal,
and st. John Lutheran.
st. Thomas service on Good
Friday, from IL to 3, will be unique
in that three different faiths will
participate in the Service of Medi-
tation and Devotions. Joining Rev.
Blankenshp will be the Rev. Daniel
Hubiak of Marblehead Russian
Orthodox church, and the Rev. r.
NJ. Corl, st. Paul Lutheran church,
Oak Harbor. Eight short sermons,
interspersed by prayer and devo-
tions, will make up the service
which is based on Christ's seven
last word on the Cross.
Trinity Methodist Good Friday
services also are from II to 3. All
business places in town will be
closed during that perod. st. Paul's
Slovak church has scheduled a
7:30 pm, Good Friday service.
Seven pastors and five choirs
will participate in three-hour Good
Friday services at st. John Luth-
eran church, starting at II noon.
Each speaker will have sermons
of about 13 minutes.
Pastor John Braun will have the
opening service, following the pre-
lude and professional hymn by the
Cherub Choir. At 1922 the Rev.
Thomas Wilson of Blackberry
Lutheran church will present a
sermon, 'The Upper Room"
At 1912 the Rev. Robert Corl of
Oak Harbor st. Paul's church will
present a sermon, "The Garden.
At Los the Rev. A. J. Braun, FL
more, gives as his sermon ''The
Sanhedrin." At 1:53, the Rev. Hart
wig PruesS of Peace Lutheran
church speaks on "The Way Of
Sorrows" At 2:15, the speaker is
the Rev. George Reinke, st. Paul's
Lutheran church, his topic being
''The Place Called The Skull" In
tern Lewis Click speaks at 2::36 on
'The Place of Burial" The Rev.
Braun has the creed, prayer and
benediction.
Participating choirs are the
Cherlub Choir, Junior Choir and
the Luther League Choir of st.
John church; the Children's Choir
and the Senior Choir of St. Paul
church, their selections interspers-
ing the sermons.
Offerings will go to the Willis
ton Home of Mercy
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01
FALLS ON ICE

Paul Lockwood, Oak Harbor, Erie
Ordnance Depot control division
employee, is doing well at St.
Luke's hospital in Toledo where
he was taken by military am
bulance Tuesday morning after he
fell on ice near his office building
and struck his head.
Under observation for a concus-
sion, Mr.. Lockwood is expected to
be a patient for several days.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01

experience, would start out with
the maximum figure as listed
above. But a newly hired worker
would start two steps below that
maximum figure. Beginning salary
in job listed above at $500, for
instance, would be $3.50 and the
maximum of $500 would not be
reached for two years under Civil
Service regulations.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01
EUB Choir Will
Give Easter Cantata

An Easter Cantata, "The Trium-
phant Hour" will be presented by
the choir of the Evangelical United
Brethren Church, Palm Sunday
evening at 7:30.
"The Triumphant Hour" is some
thing new in choir cantataS and is
accompanied by colored film
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01

strip.
Soprano soloists are: Janice
Scott, Mrs. Herbert Ewerson. Alto
soloists, Lois Everett, Mrs. John
Karshuk and Shirley Scott. Tenors,
Rev. J. v. Bigelow, Ronald Everett.
Bases are Norman Bigelow, Del
bert Anderson and Ronnie Payne.
Mrs. Morton Everett is organist
and choir director. The public is
cordially invited.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01
Cabin Cruiser
Auctioned Off

A 23-foot cabin cruiser seized by
the Internal Revenue Service to
satisfy a tax lien of $1,816.36
against Les Fishbaugh, Fremont
wrestling promoter, will be auc-
toned off April 20 at 10 am. at
Gem Beach.
Gilbert C. Hooks, Toledo district
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01

director, said the lien was filed in
Ottawa County recorders office
against Mr.. Fishbaugh for non-
payment of federal admission and
amusement taxes, collected as
wrestling promoter in Fremont.
FiShbaugh was a wrestler in To-
ledo in the 193O's.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01

Use and Read the News
Classified Ads For Results
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-01

EDITORIAL ON SPRING:
SOME LIKE SNOW. he
WHO HORSES AROUND
TOO MUCH MAY FIND
HIMSELF A GROOM.
ONLY THE FINEST HORSE
HIDE Is USED IN FLOR
SHEiMS ELL cORDC-
VANS, AND SANS" SELL
THEM FOR SIS LESS.
WE DON'T take you to the
cleaners as soon as we spot
you. Does a chip on the
shoulder indicate wood high
er up?. Best way to save
face is to keep the lower end
of it closed. Best way to
save money is to SHOP at
Sans.
NOTHING is FUNNY WHEN
YOU'RE FEET HURT. TRY
PORTO PED SHOES.
THAT'S THE CUSHIONED
ARCH SHOE SOLD AT
"SAMS"). THE TURNPIKE
WILL COST AN IMMENSE
SUM, AND NO LONGER
WILL A STiNGY PERSON
BE KNOWN AS A PlkER.
APRIL lst (No Foolin0 The
Playmakers and Barbershop-
pers are planning a joint
musical comedy production.
Sounds great. .Rotarians
had their best dinner of the
year this week (WaS great
!. You're now clipped $150
for haircuts. You may hear
about a payroll tax so the
city has money to fix streets
and sewers or give our city
employees a needed payroll
boost.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19
vary Baptist Church
annual Tea Presented
y Senior Choir"

ne Annual Tea" of the
Puor Choir of Calvary
'p'lsl Church was enjoyed
most of friends and Wis
II Sunday at the Church
fm $3.50 to $3.50 o'clock.
before Tea Time" the
|u'ence was feted with in
|umental solos from the
|u"ger set of Calvary; Oil
blackshire, Jr.. saxo-
|o ~ Ivy Hunter, trumpet /;
I''e Miss Sharon Minter,
Io'her participants on the
Igram were Mrs. Shirley
IT, Harry Brooks, Jr..
Lag Woodhouse, Mary
["".e' Ben Fowlkes and
h. lylla N. Foster.
lI" REMARKS by pastor. j. C.
Mistress Of ceremonies,
| Els Mayme Brown
S''' Margaret pin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19

Geraldine Glover uaughls 40
Ms. susan Glovcl vac married
February l7tn 10 Nj Nancy
Johnson The wedding reception
was gwen Saturday. March l2lh,
at Dne YWCA ia me socloi
Rooms
From an alilsCtNcly decorated
table many guests were aut,d
ana handsome gus we're r,.
ceiycd. We save MI and Ms NJ
Johnson, Ms. Susan Glover Nh
and Mrs W Redmond, Nh and
Mrs. ford sharp, Mr. and Nh, 4
Smith, MI and Mr. j Tires.
field. Nh and MIS-. 3. Glay, MI
and Mrs Ford Sharp, Ji, Nj
and Mrs John Greenwood
Mr. and Mrs Prince Tnomp-o4
MISSES Ivory and Dolores Moore
Hazel CALVIN Fanny GARY jose
phine Glover Elfreda Harms lsi-
Tie Miss Patricia Lane Anne
Moore Dorothy Barnes BETTY
Chavis, Connie KeNes, Ruth Kent
MeSr. Joseph Glenn. Gcoi &C.
Robinson, Henry Grant Jimmie
Hunt, Edwin Nickles. George
Robinson Robert Turner and
Gilbert Tuner
The CITY is all asnp upc me
approaching wedding ~ Daup,l
Rerghafdt Neusom son Of Az
and Mrs bred Scott Ncu,om o.
Los Angeles, Cal so Me- Vera
Hinton Mr. Neu-om is .n Tic
public school system Ills bfothct
Atty Thomas Neusom Vin rs
here for the wedding SATURDAY.
Jean Moicland and Vera Morse
Haynes gave kitchen and linen
shower FRIDAY evening hnnons
Barbara Hedge Green Mann love-
~ gifts were received
The Cultural Committee Of
Second Baptist will have as
their guest speaker. DR.. Benz.
Mays. president OF Morehouse
College. Wednesday evening on
their program.
The first electric hgnied Nts
buie passenger train ln the South
began running between New Nerk
CITY and Jacksonville Fla u
1859.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19
Lenten Services At Ebenezer
A.M.E. Church

Wednesday. March 10,
THE Upper Room. Music,
Heavenly Choir.
Sunday. March 20, The
Trial Before PLATE, Com
bined choirs.
Wednesday, March %,
THE Betrayal In Geth-
semane. - Music Bethany
Chorus.
Sunday, March 81, The
Courage Of Nicodemus,"
Combined Choirs.
Wednesday, March 30,
Jesus Before The High
Priest" Young Adult Cos
pei Choir.
Sunday, April 3, palm
Sunday The Royal Process
sion" Combined Choir.
Friday Apfll 3, GOOD
Friday CrucifiNion Union
Service. between Ebenezer
and Bethel (l2:00 am. 1900
pm. at Ebenezer) Union
Choirs.
Sunday, April 10, (Saster
Sunday The Lord is
Risen 1870 trey. Randolph
Duncan) 1880 am. AS
CkNSION OF THE saw
TOR, "-Combined Choirs -
CDR. Charleston).
Sunday, April 30, Cantata
Song OF Easter (Alberta
Memorial Choir
Palm Sunday, April IL,
Seven Last Words OF Christ
On The Cross 1880 p. Nj.
Combined Choirs).
Easter Sunday 49, Church
Sc hool Easter program.
The public is welcome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19

French film starring Fer
nand Gravel and Michellne
Presle. Presented in cooper
alton with the French De-
partment Of Wayne Univer-
sity. No. charge. Tickets at
Publications Desk one week
in advance.
Tuesday. March 22-9:30
am. or 300 pm. Kinder
garten Workshop, second Of
a series of four workshops
OF music. stories and other
art activities for children
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19
Red Gross To Assist
Veterans In Filing

Appucations
The Detroit Chapter of the
American Red Cross ard
three of its branch Offices
will assist eligible veterans
in filing their applications
for the Korean bonus as
soon az forms are available,
II was announced this week.
Applications will be pro-
cessed on the first floor of
the Red Cross Building. 1873
f Elizabeth. at John r. In
addition, the service will be
available at the Dearborn
office in the DeJoseph Build
ing, 1857 Schaefer Road:
the Wyandotte branch Office.
1854 Biddle. Wyandotte,
and at the BEDFORD Town
ship branch office in the
township Hall, 15l45 Beech
Road.
Veterans are asked to
bring a photostatic copy of
their discharge papers. In
addition to bonus forms,
notary service will be avail
able to applicants at each
Of the Red Gross Offices.
There is no charge for the
service.
From March l947 through
June 1883, when the stale
state bonus law for veterans
of World War II was in eff
feet, the Detroit Red Cross
Chapter processed som e
$4,000 applications.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19

sunday. March 20-9:l5-
1000 am, Station WJBk-
TV Channel > SEE FOR
YOURSELF. The Detroit IN
stitute of Arts program,
Michigan Craftsmen
special guest. Norma Weis-
ncr, silversmith and prize
winner in the exhibition.
Tuesday, March 22-7:30
pm, Auditorium - t ii f.
FILM AS AN ART SERIES
La Mutt Fantastique'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19
DR.. Alvin Loving to Speak
at YMCA Forum

Kappa Alpha Psi Frater-
nifty will present DR.. Alvin
Loving at the st. Antoine
YMCA Forum on Sunday,
March 20, at $3.50 PM. DR..
Loving was educated in the
Detroit School system and
subsequently b G c a m c a
teacher and counsellor. He
recently received his Doc
tors degree.
DR.. Loving will speak ON
The Drama of Change
Mr.. Herbert L. White is
chairman of the committee
arranging the program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19
Society DOlNCS 3, MARY BELLE RHODES

Parent Teacher Association OF
Sampson School held their reg
ulaT meeting Tuesday al one
o'clock in the auditorium with
a very constructive program on
the agsnda.
Wednesday Was Club dos ln
the Peter Pan Bridge Clup al The
laplshly furnished nome % MIS-.
Leonard Harrison a dtAgniiul
dinncr was served 10 Mcsuaiut-
Hattie Wheeler, Anna Webb Be-
atrct Preston, Celcia Carter
bernlce Stewart Mabel Slowers
Rachel Strong and Alberta Mo
Fall
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19
RS, Irene Graves
sntertains Hawaiian
Style

Mrs. irene Graves enter
|lned friends who gave
Fl gifts. when she left to
Pend her vacation in
Ewali last summer. She
Fought back recipes on
Pw 70 cook Hawaiian style.
|F recipe was Hawaiian
pau which she served
4 Friday evening at her
.e'tl952 Atkinson.
4oSe present were Mr..
land Mrs. Joe Brown,
snd Mrs. Harold Bled-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
rs. Mr.. and Mrs. Crock
|, ATTY. and doctor). DIR.
Mrs. Thomas Malone.
I and Mrs. Steward
Pale and DR.. and Mrs.
fs. Whitby.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19

CHURCH NOTES

Spiritual Re-Arnamfri Rev.
a a Banks Great Works BY
Little Dsciplcs Nh l. Red,
Second BAPTIST Church
Rev Edgar e. YOUNG. Pl0i ~
Pcnnsy lDania DNinliv school.
Ma. guest spcakel Wednesday
night ID Rabni Icon J. lam,
l.enirn pcHhcr % 81 Cypran
Church RES Malcolm Dao. pas
TN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19
Informal Adult Education
Glasses at St. Antoine ~

informal Adult Education
classes which are soon to
begin at st. Antoine YMCA.
Glasses offered this term are
auto driving, ball room dane
ing with special emphasis
on Latin American dances
such as Mambo. Samba,
square dance instructions,
public speaking, and a course
in What the Bible means in
our daily life.
Glasses Also In Physical
Fitness
Under the auspices Of the
physical department there
will be short term classes
designed to maintain general
health and physical fitness
of participants. Golf, tennis,
Judo, swimming and Bad
minton, will be guided by
experts for period of eight
to ten weeks.
For complete details call
WO. 2-l400, ST. Antoine
YMCA.
An Art and Antique, Joint
committee has been formed
to work with Steering Com
mittee Of the NAACP Fight
For Freedom week. begin
ming Monday, April IL to 10
inclusive. The A. A. commit
tee is spearheaded by Mrs.
Geraldine Bledsoe and Fred
Hart Williams, as co-chair-
men.
The purpose of this Joint
committee is to collect and
coordinate objects of art of
all nature, and antiques to
go on exhibit, with some to
be auctioned off, with the
permission and cooperation
OF artists and antique exhib-
lturS, participating.
The exhibit and auction
will be held at the Detroit
Urban League, Mack and
John r., Tuesday, April -.
Exhibit will be from | to 10
pm. And auction at 8 pm.
Admission is Free.
Other members of Joint
committee are. Art: Mes
DANES Alma Forest Parks.
Irene Graves. Sophia For
don. Rose Holzel, Jessie
Smith, Joyce Smith. Grace
Mimms. Patricia Booker;
Misses Harriet Parks, Janice
NJ. Gray; Messrs. AL Keats.
Henri King, Oliver LaGrone.
Charles MCGEE. Arthur Coar
and Walter Mason.
Antiques: Mesdames d.
T. Burton, Snowden Will
liams, LYDIA Goggins, Chas.
Ransom, Margaret Mont
.gomery, + m m a Warren,
Rumford. Jessie Mumford,
Florence NJ. Williams. Hon.
er II. Smith. Ruth Hayes;
Messrs. Orville G.. Mumford,
Robert Wright. and Robert
ID. Parker.
Mrs. Ilene Keats is gener-
al secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19

and their mothers. Advance
enrolment required.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19

ku' IN THOSE DAYS CAME JOHN THE BAPTIST,
IL AcHINC IN THE WILDERNESS OF JUDEA,
|, aAND SAYING, REPENT We, FOR THE KINGDOM
EHEAvEN is AT HAND"
r.,yr HINDFRAS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-03-19

II was a five O'Clock music al
Sunday afternoon al the home Of
DR., Germany + Bennett of Ar
den Park sponsored by ST. The
ress Guild of 81. Cyprian Eps-
copal Church A fine represent
alive group was present.