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, 1955-03-09
-lNCOME TAX FACTS No. s-
New Savings for Investors, Farmers and Businessmen

This is one Of series OF articles on income tar changes The articles
0c based on information provided BY the American Institute OF Account.
ants and the Hngip Islands Society Of Certified Public AccOHntanSJ
Investors, businessmen, and farmers all benefit from some OF the
Of changes affecting the taxes you pay this year. These
hanges. for the most part. apply to the entire tax year OF 1855.
, 1955-03-09

DR.. COTTON'S TASK

$500 49,
Commissioner Of Education for the Virgin Islands he will
have embarked upon a course which is very highly impor-
tant, extremely difficult, and replete with more problems
than meet the eve. And it may be worthwhile to mention a
few Of the matters which will challenge his stamina as an
educator.
AT FIRST LANCE it would seem as if the situation
is simple, that since the Islands are small, with few teachers,
and all within no more than two hours of each other, admin
istradon would become almost routine. But no SO.
AT THE VERY outset, perhaps the most important pro-
blem to be faced is the planning of a system OF education
which will meet the needs Of these Islands, not only where
we now are, but for a fuller and more useful future. That
means that the pendulum cannot be allowed to swing-and
re1nain-n any given direction. The solution may not lie in
an about vocational program, nor will the emphasis on liberal
education be the end ALL
WHAT WE NEED is a program which actually lead
Gnstead of follow our people to what they would normally
desire. Our economic future will depend upon how well the
training program is put into effect. And where vocational
training is deemed advisable, it must be 50 developed as to
serve local ends, an dnot merely a carbon copy Of some pro-
gram from far off Arizona or Montana, wonderful as those
programs might be for those states.
THERE HAS BEEN a sad lack of training in the field
Of agriculture. A few men have won degrees in this teld,
but that is not enough. The broader, more far-reaching pro-
gram on the grammar and high school levels are needed,
such as is carried out in practically all the states of the Union
through All and vocational agriculture programs.
BUT THERE Is more to it than even that. For years
there has been a lack Of real understanding of the value OF
education. AT one time it was considered a luxury. Then
more Of it came to more people. Then there was a time when
work with the hands was menial, and nothing else, but that
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
Boulevard News
Rev. J. X. Greer

Rev. ]. X. Green
Rev. Gibson, pastor of Greater
Harvest Baptist church, will be-
gin installation services Monday
mite, and end April Bird at p. m
Friday will be Sunday school
mite. J, R Green, sponsor d
member of Pilgrim Valley church
will present big program. Rev
Green is the Second district
booster. Choirs Of St. John Bapt
with Mrs. Couch leader and the
Gospel chorus of Mt Vernon Bap-
fist, Sam Jones, president, will
participate on the program The
pianist of Pilgrim Valley Baptist
church will be the director of
singing. Rev w. Nj. Marshall will
discuss, The Purpose of the
Church in the World Rev Cray
on, pastor of Oak Grove, New
town, Tie Plant, will deliver the
message Rev. S Gatlin, pas
tor of Macedonia Baptist church,
oath and Commerce, will speak
at Mt Ollie Baptist church, Mar.
81.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
Good Hope

Rev, A, Redden, delivered the
sermon last Sunday Funeral
services for o, T Gulley, jro
were held at his church located
on No hiway. Hicks funeral
home of Hope was in charge Mr.
Gulley was killed in a car ac-
cldent IN Rockford. Ill, He was
the son of the late, Rev Otis Gull
ley, sr. .. Rev A Redden and
members Of Good Hope, motored
to Macedonia AME church, Cul-
lendalt Rev. Johnson, pastor, Rev
Redden delivered the message at
$3.50. Members with him were, Mr..
and Mrs. Lonzo Cooper, Mr. and
Mrs, l.. Box. Mr. and Mrs. F.. B.
Sockwell, Iria Murphy, Roy Cur
tbs, Jessie Hollomon, Mrs. Katie
M. Alexander, Mrs Mary Rober-
son and Mrs. Fannie Rivers
Mrs. Bessie l.. SockWell was guest
of Mrs. Ike Lilly last Tuesday
Miss Elizabeth Beard is on
the sick list Miss o. Will
liams and baby sister, were guests
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
FIRST UNION BAPTIST
Mrs. Emma Harris

Rev N Harris held his first
service at the First Union Bapt.
church. He delivered a wonderful
message, The 90 day financial
drive Of First Union church is
now in progress Sunrise serv-
ice will be held at the church
Easter morning at 5, Rev N. Har-
ris, pastor We are happy to
report that Pete Kelly has i'm
proved but is still hospitalized
The meat and egg show OF
Ouachita county. held at the
court house in Camden was
success Many prizes were won
and the affair was enjoyed by all
On the sick list are Mes
danes Rosie Harris and Elizabeth
Beard Elizabeth Hunter spent
the night with her grandmother
and aunt, Mrs Jamie and Emma
Harris Mesdames Hattie
Bragg and Nettie Simmon were
the house guests of Mrs Emma
Harris
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK :


rs g. Handy Reporter, Phone FIR 4-9187 FIR 4-S635
VINES Ihehna c. Blade and Amanda Page of Monroe,
~a were guests at the home of Mrs j. B. Bailey, 123
|'h street. over the weekend Mrs Bailey recently Gel
gu her own birthday in trip to Monroe where she was
r. Entertained at party given in her honor by her
daughters, Mines Irma Lee Davis F. L. Mckinney, and
AherS
sue East End Boys club is in observance of National
"uo week, movie will be shown tonite, Savage
IL me weather is favorable the movie will be shown
S "a ping pong tournament will be played among the
"N'"oefS Saturday mite The club has $50 members All
T % ACTIVITIES are open to the public
N I4znd session of the Usher union held at the
Mount Pleasant Baptist church, Sunday. Amount OF
4 IaSed SlS647. The next business meeting will be
p" o. at Morning Star Baptist church, Rev c, c. Can
E rSU' T. H. Brown president Mrs B. Handy, reporter.
sId'uations! to Mr. and Mrs Robert Ellis, 1l2l East
TI VINO are the proud parents of baby girl Jacque-
I two sons
ESSle Mae Harris and son. Terry of 800 Beech St,
s@ls ler brother and friends in St Louis, Mo
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
With The Churches
SHILOH SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST

A floating clinic for the Ancient
Nile, is the largest goal of the
Sabbath school members of Shi-
Ion Seven Day Adventist The
superintendent of the Sunday
school, Mrs. Alice Vidato, an
nounced the membership project.
The clinic will serve a densely
populated area of a thousand
miles or more. A secondary pro-
ject for the 18th Sabbath offering
Saturday would be an Evange-
listic for Beirut, Lebanon. The
government there has restricted
the evangelistic meetings in rent
ed halls. All members and every
christian are asked to give lib
orally Last Sabbath, we were
happy to have Miss Georgia Las
ter, as guest speaker.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
Meirlorianl

PARKDALE-In sad and low
ing memory of our loving hus-
band and father, Wenthom Had
ley Maxwell. who left us March
"a, 1854.
With loving memories sweet
and true,
Dear husband we are thinking
of you,
To be together the same old
way,
Would be our dearest wish to-
day.
As memory fingers, our hearts
are sore,
As time goes by, we miss you
more.
God took you home for He
knows best.
So sleep dear one and get your
rest
Signed; Your Wife, Mrs. Luz
venia Maxwell and children,
Misses Ruby Mae, Irene, Agnes
Marie and Mary Lou Maxwell,
Marion, Henry. Leon, Wethom,
ir., and Rufus Maxwell.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25

W c. Porter, officiating The
bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Beatrice Turner Humphrey. There
was a shower given for the oc-
easion Miss Edmondson received
many gifts, After a brief wedding
Trip the couple will live in Lit
tie Rock Zion Hill Baptist
church had as guest speaker re-
Gently, white minister, Rev Roy
Hilton and several of his mem
bers On the sick list are
Mrs. Louie Newton, Mrs. Rosie
Maniel, Ben Harris and Mrs. Bes-
sic Lewis Mrs. f Hill, one
Of the mothers of the church, re-
Gently received No 30 Bible
from her grandson, Charles Stat
er, who is with the US navy :.
Miss Emma Jean Stating Of St
Louis. is here visiting her moth
er, other relatives and friends =.
w. M. Shine, metored to
Shreveport, La, Sunday to attend
the funeral of mis- aunt, Mrs. Alice
Shine Harris Accompanying Mr.
Shine, were Mrs. Mary Shine, Ty-
rome Thompson, L. J. Shine, jr..
Rev. j. M Oliver of Little Rock
and Miss Pearle Thomas.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25

The Missionary society of I'M
ion AME church of which Mrs.
Laura f, Waugh is president pre-
scented a most colorful Million
Dollar Wedding" at the education
building.
There were II brides, with
their bridal parties. Mrs. Georget-
Ia Martin raised the highest a.
mount of money, and she was
The Bride Of the Evening" She
and George Martin were married
IN a mock ceremony by the pas
tor, Rev z. z. Dryver Members
of Mrs. Martins bridal party were
MeSdames Edith Falley Williams,
Hattie Higgs, Rose Osborne. Her
best man and Mrs. Sara W. Rice
General chairman and co-chair-
man were Mesdames T. F. Hib-
bier and Allene Waugh Oliver.
respectively Mesdames G. W.
Martin, ST. and Matte Powell
were financial executives.
Mrs. Allie M. Clayborne n d
Miss Melba Peake. publicity COM
mittee.
Other brides were Mesdames
M. f Davis, Bernice McSwain.
Emma Mcfarland, Mona Webb.
l.. Walker Doris Edgeston. Allie
M. Clayborne, Opal Harper and
Misses Bernstein Kellar and Fan
ME Mae Oates.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
Bradley
Alice Hankins


Rev. c. II. Mcmillan attended
the funeral of Mrs Kate Terrell.
Monday, at ST. Mary Bapt. church.
Lee Thomas read the program
The home demonstration club
met al the home of Mrs c.
Brown, Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Ruby L. Curry, HID agent, gave
a demonstration. Cake and lemon
ade made up the refreshments
Prayer meeting was held at
Shiloh Baptist church, conducted
by Misses Dolores Thomas. Mar
tina Stills, Marion Stills and Lena
Mae Thomas 80. The girls Of
Bumpham hi school organized a
student council, Friday The
Shiloh usher board was held at
the horne of Mrs. Donnie Duffy.
Friday afternoon 49,, The Golden
Stars sponsored program at the
Church of God in Christ Amount
raised, s5057 The Greenwood
Four rendered a program at Mt.
Olive Baptist church, Amount
raised. 5000,
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25

Mrs. Eletha Burch

Mrs. EIetha Burch
Mrs, Euna Elliott, Pearlee Ter
rell Essie Gordon, Myrdia Hill
dreth and Mr.. and Mrs. John w
Elliott and daughter, motored to
Lumber to be the guests of Da-
Wis Chapel Bapt church. Rev w.
M. Radford, pastor, Mrs. Myrdia
Hildreth sang solo Circle
No. Of the Calvary Bapt. church
met recently in the home of Mrs.
Alma B. Elliott. Five members
were present, Offering was $125.
Mrs, Euna Elliott president; Mrs
Johnnie Frazier, secretary an d
Rev w M, Radford, pastor, Arts
Norful visited in the home of the
Elliotts last week d. Mr., and
Mrs John w Elliott and daugh-
ter, attended the weiner roast at
the home Of Mrs. Bernice Hill
dreth Mrs. Birdia L. Baxter.
visited in the home of Mr., and
Mrs j. T. Thompson recently.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25

BLYTHEVILLE-Miss LucTe-
tia c. Horne, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs, Cecil Horne, took top
honors in a General Mills, Inc
homemakers contest at Harri-
son hi school. She is a member
of the senior class and will be
entered in competition to name
Arkansas candidate for the Ii
tie of All-Ameriean Homemak-
ers Of Tomorrow She finished
first as a result Of highest score
in a written examination. Along
with the title went an award
pin and cook books. both for
herself and school Her mother
teaches in the Harrison hi
school and Mr. Horne is owner
and operator of the Horne fun
eral home.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
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Phone us Your News - FIR 2-5938
is NOTES;


, e,rine tea will be held at Collins Temple Bap-
MUS 11th and Ringo streets, at p m Sunday feat
Ha Jackson and the Jacksonares and guest solost
' The tea is being gwen IN the interest OF the BTU
% Edmondson and lrma Moore sponsors rev ~ Nichols
|fe pastor Nh, Esr,r,a Mcfarland was the main
airing the Institutional period as the kardetes were
i trtained by Miss Geraldine Robinson in her home
Hankns will take charge of this period at the
q ,tnq Mrs Anna Jean Jones was presented lovely
! Hee.rt Miss Mary Louise Robinson first club
ph Mrs. Emma Mcfarland getting the BOBBY Miss Jean
| - s the next hostess
Arkansas school for the Deaf and Blind will present
he .Ia tonite at o'clock the school, West Dist and
sN'D in the assembly room Mrs. Margaret Dean
viii he the soloist This program is sponsored by the
"| ogapization of the school. Mrs Henrietta Dotson
DON'T | c. Phillips, principal
T ayrnen of the Little Rock district will meet Sunday
] At Allen Temple church, 18th and Oak. The presi-
r. asking all members to be present l. ~ Smith pres
/ Mrs Oneida B. Conner, reporter
f. Road Show will be given by the Boy Scouts of the
! 1 area in the Baptist college GYM 18th and Bishop
~ TAO There will be film of Scout life in the sum-
amp and special training the Scouts receive in char
htIding and service to the community in which they
Mr., Pobere scoggns was hostess at the meeting the
a club last Friday mite The president presided over
4. business meeting after which a very tasty luncheon
served by the hostess Members present were, MesdameS
L. ZONES Beatrice Adams, Florne Frida, Mary Webb
= Douhard Goena J. Crunp and Miss Evelyn R Lay
nd Irene Douthard and BOBBY, Mary Webb. The next
tine will be held April 1st, with Mrs frankie Washington
hostess Mrs. Irene Douthard, reporter.
The Knights of Phyhians and Court of Calanthe, will
their annual program at Arch Street Baptist church
May at P. m.
Vesper services Wesley Chapel Methodist church 18th
State recently featured ri Sigma and Omcron chapters
omega Psi Phi fraternity Celebrating Memorial day the
unity had as its main speaker Brother Wiley A Branton
u Sigma chapter, Pine Bluff, whose theme centered a
Our Responsibility in an Integrated Society," Other
! we're Tau Phi chapter, AMIN college and Ninth dis
representative Brother F Rivers BarnWell of Fit Worth
Is The visiting guests served by members of Alpha
apter Sigma Gamma Rho and members of the Lampodas
! Of Pi Sigma chapter Phander Smith college Rev, Har
#ss, basileus Brother Jerry l. Kay, reporter.
The Chansonees entertained at the residence OF
Odessa Sims, SIT East Short 9th at their last meeting
president Mrs Ruby Rippond, presided the business
Plans completed for the first annual style show
held April 15 Shorter college auditorium. After all bus
transacted, the hostess served deectabe repast
] IOmmie Thomas will entertain the club tonte.
The Elite club met at the home of Mrs Helen Quick.
we're discussed concerning the style show to be held to-
Shorter college auditorium at o'clock. Mrs Doris john
] president and Mrs. Betty Moore reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
Mt. Zion
Mrs. Nellie Stovall

Mrs. Nellie Stovaii
Rev. Sutten, pastor of Mt. Zion
was in charge of services last
Sunday Rev. Turner, pastor of
First Baptist church, Hampton.
delivered the message. Rev SUIT
ten extended the invitation Three
were added to the church, Sam
eta and Evelyn Ann Washington
and John Lewis Purifoy. Visitors
We're, Mrs. Nancy Purifoy. Dos
Cedar, Haiti, Mo, Sam and r.
Washington and Robert StovalI.
who we're visitors of Rev. SUIT
ten of Stephens Frank Wash
ington and Mrs. Octavie Walton
left last Saturday 10 visit their
brother in Bethany, La. Mrs.
Odessa Toney is In the Ouachita
county hospital. We hope for her
a speedy recovery Mrs Berdra
Williams is caring for the chill
dren while Mrs, Toney is hos
pitalized Sam Washington
and Mrs. Stovall made a business
trip to Camden last Friday. Mr..
and Mrs. Timothy Rawling also
made the trip Mrs. Lula Wal
tiers was the guest of Mrs. Pearl
Green last week Sylvester
Rigsby has moved In his home
on No. 4, near Inland Rigsby's
home Albert Warren was a
visitor In the community last
week Mrs. Dora Armstrong
who has been on the sick list
is doing fine.
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER

'hoANfAN" ohbEn
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Betty p. Harrington. Plaintiff
VS.. No l0l972
John Harrington, Defendant
The defendant John Harrington
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Betty
p, Harrington
Dated March 81, 1885
Jackie l.. Shropshire
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Thad d Williams
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
By Helen Edwards, y. c.
3;25;4:l-8-l5 At
WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS,
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Subermcr Virgins Waterman,
Plaintiff
vs.. No, 100000
l.. c Waterman Defendant
The defendant, l.. c. Waterman. is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff
Subermer Virgins Waterman
Dated: March Is, 1865
Gladys Neal Brandon
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Robert j. Brown
Attorney adj Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
By Jamye Dreher, d. C.
3:18-25.4:1-8 at
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
".
Phyllis WheatIey
ROCK REVIEW

BOOK REVIEW
The public relations committee
invites all members ard friends
of Phyllis Wheatley YWCA to
hear Mrs. w. G.. Brashears review
the book The Gentle House" by
Ann Perrott Rose, Sunday in the
association room Mrs. Brashears
is a member of the faculty Of the
Woodruff elementary school
The annual membership drive
got off to a good start last Tues
day when large number of the
board members captains an d
workers assembled for the kick
off, Miss Conn, executive director
Of Central fYWCA was on hand
with encouraging remarks.
She commended the workers for
the way in which they help Phyl-
lis Wheatley membership up to
the quota. The meeting was fol-
lowed by a social hour with re-
freshments, served by the hospi-
tality committee, Mrs Geraldine
Holt, chairman,
The Bellettes Y-Teen club en-
joyed a bunking party on Friday
mite. Mrs. Wilma Byrd is club adj
wiser.
The Fun Lovers Y-Teen made
sock dolls Saturday This was
part Of a project to take cheer to
the boys and girls at Jackson
vile at Easter time
The annual banquet Of the Y
Teens on last Thursday was an
outstanding event Misses Henri
eta Yancey Cecile Johnson, De-
lorcs Poindexter. Calvene San
ders and Mable Floyd participant
ed in panel discussion with
Ozell Sutton serving as coordlnat-
or The subject Of the panel was
What the Y-Teens Want
Serving on the hospitality com
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25

mittee were Mrs. Matte Davis.
and Mrs Charlotte Walton The
Y-Teen committee Mrs. Alice
Johnson, chairman sponsored the
banquet.
The Business and Professional
Women's club met last week in
its regular meeting at the YWcA
with tn e president presiding
Plans were discussed for finan-
eial project next month The hos
tesses, Mrs. Willie Mae Thrasher
and Mrs. Freddie Sue Davy serv-
ed delicious refreshments after
which Mrs. Thrasher conducted
games taken from the Pinky Lee
television show. Prizes were won
by Miss Ledell Moorehad and
Mrs Vivian Blakely
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
)zdri

Ozell Adams
Mrs Mile White, was recently
elected sponsor Of the junior
church Forest Stewart, was
appointed by the pastor to orga-
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25

MARRIES-NLR - Mrs. Hamp
Halter, the former Hattie Wade,
became the bride of Hamp Hat
ter, at the home of Mrs, Mil
dred Dotson. 1920 Cyprus street,
Thursday, March 10 Rev G. F,
Wright, pastor of Greater Shi-
Ion Baptist church, officiated
Maid of honor was Mrs. Odes-
sa Jones and Frank Williams
served as best man. The couple
is now at home. 1922 Cyprus ST
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25

nize a junior choir Mrs J
H Utsey will present the "Heav-
en- Bound Traveller, a pageant at
an early date If any church or
organization want this pageant,
contact Mrs. J. H Utsey, Mt. Hol-
ly Massie Lee White is very
sIck
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
MT. ZION BAPTIST
9Th and Cross streets
NJ II ~ Tn x,ngtnr

Old Fashion Revival continues
this week thru April l, Evange-
listic DR.. Wendell Liggins Den
yer, Colorado, is guest speaker,
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
CLASSIFIED

DAY NURSERY OPEN FOR
Children Between The Ages of
2 5 Years. Hot Lunch served
Each Day. Reasonable Price.
Cali GLADYS THOMAS, 1921
High St., Phi FIR 5-4214 IS 1885
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
Sweet Home
Mrs Cleo Caldwell

Mrs. Cleo Caldwell
The wedding of Miss Pearlene
Edmondson and Donnie Hansber-
ry, took place at the Zion Hill
Bantist church March 20. Rev
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25
Re AND THERE

Sgt Kenneth E. Smith, of Mrs Matte W. Harrell,
West 18th, has been discharged from the army He was
\ ned in Japan and Korea
Arkansas State press., 1955-03-25

The Bellettes Y-Teen club en-
joyed a bunking party on Friday
mite. Mrs. Wilma Byrd is club adj
wiser
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
Morgan Prexy
Is Honored

BALTIMORE. Md. - Morgan
State College President, Dr. Mar
tin d. jenkins. is the first Of a
group Of college presidents who
ARE showing an awareness OF
and interest in the development
of science programs" to be fea-
tured in the Beta Kappa Chi Bull
letin, official organ of the Beta
Kappa Chi National Scientific
Honor Society.
The October issue Of the Bull
letin is dedicated TO the Morgan
president in a feature article
which describes him as "a friend
of science" who recognizes
and appreciates scholarship in the
sciences as demonstrated by
financial support, active personal
interest. and a keen sense Of the
need for real research and in
struction.'
Carl M. Hill chairman OF the
department of chemistry of Ten
nessee A. and |. State University.
is editor-in-chicf of the Bulletin;
Mrs. Mary E. Hill, OF the same
institution. assistant editor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
Ford Fund Drops
Six Millions For
Educational Tv

The Ford Foundation has made
three grants totalinc Sc 493. SAC
in support Of educational tele.
vision.
This was announced today by
Ralph Lowell, chairman Of the
board Of the Educational Tel.
evision and Radio Center in Ann
Arbor, and Albert N. Jorgenscn,
chairman Of the newly created
Joint Council on Educational
fTelevision.
The gifts were not part of the
$500 100000 given TO colleges anc
hospitals this week.
Two of the video grants. one OF
Sc, 263,340 and another for 500, 600
will go TO the center. while the
third grant OF $4,000 will go to
the joint council.
These grants" the officials
declared, will aid materially in
efforts directed at the coordina-
ton and expansion of educational
television and will mean the
wider and more effective utiliza.
ton of the channels reserved fol-
educational stations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
Gov. Williams Appoints
Harlan Care Chairman

Gov. G.. Mennen Williams this
week announced the appointment
Of c. Allen Harlan, Detroit, as
chairman of the Michigan CARE
Committee.
The Governor also proclaimed
the week Of Dec. 1925. CARE
week.
Harlan. leading Detroit in.
dustrialist and civic leader, il.
also chairman of the Great Lake.
Seaway Commission and presi.
dent of the Detroit Educationa,
TeleviSion Foundation.
Harlan's first duty will be 10
direct the CARE Christmas
Food Crusade.
In cooperation with the CARE
Crusade. the u. s. Government
has made available free millions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-24
Red Cross Work
Is Yeur-round

christmas is q year-rounc
event at the Red Cross" saic
Mrs. J. Dryer Kinnucan, chair
man of Volunteer Services of the
Detroit Chapter.
at takes more than a spur
of-the-moment inspiration 10
have Christmas gifts and trim
mings' ready for servicemen in
overseas hospitals and other
installations.
Volunteers in selected chapter:
spend many summer-day hours
assembling gifts purchased with
money donated by the American
people.
Hundreds OF oversize Christ.
mas stockings are filed anc
made ready for shipment.
Last year hundreds of Amer
lean families had happier
Christmas because the Red Cross
field service director with a port
able recorder visited their sol.
der in an isolated post and pro.
vided an opportunity for him &c
record message TO the folks a.
home. Similar messages are be.
ginning to arrive this holiday
season.