davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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NEW SPLIT LKvEL-sx acre. 3 bed.
rms, 2 tile baths. rec. rm. with
with barbecue: extra closets. stor-
age and built-ins. FHA financing
Open 10 3. Can ARE. CURRY
BUILDER, Herdon. Va, i74e-J-l. OF
drive out 6k miles west Of Tysona
Corner. on Route 2. to house on
Low NV" DOWN PAYMENT YoUR
PROBLEM? Call and make an ap-
pointment TO see this 3-bedrm.
rambler. Let US help you TO home
ownership: city. utilities; in Fails
Church. Priced at only So 800,
With large 4ss first trust that can
be assumed. Low monthly pay
ments. ARFAx REALTY. JE; 4
sfEscSISusioN, Towering trees sur
round this lovely brick home: liz
acres Of woodsi House has full
bsmt., ser. porch. dble. garage.
bedrm. and y bath on. 1st H.. 2
bedrms. and bath upstairs; nice
entr. foyer and separate din. rm,
Truly beautiful inside and out;
$4,000. MANNAs REALTY, IA.
A-XTd1. -sSO
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HOUSES TO BUILD
HOUSES WANTED TO GUY /

MOD. HOMES, 3 bedrms., compl.
| $500. on your lot: $500 dn:; ~
| flr. plans. DON MANTz. J0. e-6ooe.
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oIF1T TST1TF

SMALL ESTATE
B.6 acres. partly wooded. adjoinini
Fairfax Golf Course: 4 add. acre
available. Rambler. lge. liv: rm.
sep. din. rm., large modern kit. 4
bedrms.. baths, laundry rm.
covered Waik-wsy. ise. iiv. rm., :;
6edrms.. bath, modA kit: outbuild'
board fencing: sal. 500. well A.
nanced. OPEN SAT. and SUN, 8 q
SPIN. To reach: out 20. 80. I'll
to .Fairfax Circle. Rte. 237 shor
distance OPEN SIGN. Rte. 6SS
Anil Rnnamdais GS Sse' oPsN TsS asHei sHaN. Rse es!
Excl. Broker. cR. s-20Ss. 20
AZ ACRES, gently rolling
and tree-studded, surround
this charming 7-rm: brick
home with 5 baths and double
garage. Newly decorated. the
rooms are large and bright,
and the entire property Is
in impeccable condition. 1t
is q children's paradise, havs
ing. protected gardens and
dogs. Conveniently located
for shopping, schools and
transportation In nearby
FairfaY Co Owner anxious
to sell. GAERTNER q
ADAMS, ia. 2-0640. rs
ONLY ONE OF IT'S KIND-3-bed
rni., 2-hath. all-brick rambler ol
wooded "a acre. Liying rm. VIZ
fireplace, separate DINING rm., ~,
bsrlit. with additional fireplace. al
this for only $1,000. with $3.50,
down. Dial IA. 10000, o-9: or ia
eO02I after q d m
oaL REAL Estate SERVICE, INC.
4763 Lee Hwy. ton Glebel
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FINE BUT
INEXPENSIVE
Open 2 til s
S12.18O--GI

Smart 3-bedrm. rambler, in
pleasant Falls Church COM
Inunity of neighborly fami-
lies. Well equipped and new
ly decorated. POSSESSION
WITH DEPoslTi SEE FOR
Directions: Out Ariine-
ton boulevard approx. IN
miles. past Seven Corners, to
! blk. past next traffic light.
Westmoreland st., left / blk.
to wescott St.. right to open
sign on left.
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custom Builder -
NOpTI APTJNGTON

custom 6uluSE -
NORTH ARLINGTON
PEOPLE WILL TALK!
And what nice things they'll say.
especially when they see. this
RAMBLING SPLIT LEVEL, freshly
newl It's the dream of nearly
everyone to long for home with
such enchantment. Nestled in the
shaded green Of Arlington--se-
cluded without isolation-yet s
minutes from the D. c.. line and
close to the Country Club. Center.
hall plan; 6 airy rooms and tiled
baths; full basement with roughed-
In plumbing; carport. AN OUT,
STANDING VALUE AT ONLY
S24,950l Attractive. terms. First
time opened-see this TO-DAY
OPEN TODAY, / PM.
DIRECTIONS: Out Arl blyd. (Rte,
5O) or Lee hwy. (Rte. 29l, right
on N. Lee I'd. approx. mile past
watch for OPEN sign Just past
walkers Chapel Church on right.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. ia. 10000 TIL 8
---06
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LIVE RENT FREEl

LIVE HENI FREE!
Home and income. Just
completed and modern as to-
morrow. 2 complete apts.,
each with entrance foyers,
and containing. 21x14 living
room, with panoramic picture
windows. Formal dining room,
2 master bedrooms. and finest
custom Kitchens money can
buy. LUXURY STYLING AND
ssss, ssssss., Sss:' SSs' ,oSf::E. SSisSE2 Sfsis Sals
Directions: out Shirley
hwy. {1uBt past ,Pentagonf
left onto Arlington Ridge I'd.
to. 20th st.. left on goth, Az
blks. to OPEN SIGN ON
RIGHT. or out jefferson
Davis hwy. TO Goth Sc, right
10 open sisn on left.
Edward r. Briggs, Realtol
zee Hwy. at GIebe Rd. IA. b-s4(
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aRARGAINSl
COUNTRY PROPERTY

"A BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF NOUN
acres comlhuntinr dist. Of wash:
less than 90 mi. TO NJ, weather.
2 compl. mod. log and stone houses;
5 firepis.. excel. spring fed pond
house, rent the other. Must be seen
to be Appreciated; S27. 800. SUBJ
cash. OWNER, ia. 5-5160 or Low
ettsville 1915 for directions. I'D
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"vIRGINIA's REALTY LEADERS"
1922 Wilson Blvd, ia. 10000 TIL Q
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BIRDS NEST

BINDS NED
Cape Cod bungalow in N. Arlington,
lots of trees, separate garage, lge.
living room with fireplace. and big
kitchen with breakfast nook over
looking fagstone-terraced rear
yard: full basement with rec. room,
and bathroom with shower, 2 bed
$50. Ewes. JE. 2-814S.
LYN THOMPSON
4711 LEE HIGHWAY IA 1921
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sir 5O0GT
S21.a50

Mclean. Va, with an eye
for style this new custom
SISeds Sisr L &A9 ;Ssse oHr GsIS5 SRorT ram n
THE PARADE OF BETTER
HOMES. RECREATION ROOM
WITH PICTURE WINDOW.
roomy esrage. large dining
room, dc luxe kitchen, l25x
DIRECTIONS: North on
Glebe rd, from Lee hwy. 70
Old Dominion drive, left to
tInuing about / mile to Balls
Hill I'd. on right. Right 70
Bird st.. right to OPEN SIGN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10

catches IN the kensington Metro
politan Park Fishing Contest.
Monthly prizes of tackle are
given for heaviest bass. panfish
and pike and "a trophies will
be awarded season champions
on Sept. ii.
Larry Worobek won the August
junior prize for panfish with a
nine ounce bluegill while two
time winner Gary Semian won
the August junior prize for pike
with a three pound IL ounce fish
and won the July prize with a six
pound, five ounce pike.
Winner Of the adult division
for pike in August is Gary's uncle.
Michael Semian, with 34-inch
fish weighing eight pounds, nine
ounces.
Comparatively small size small
mouth bass topped the August
catches in that division. Adult
winner is Marion Sulborski. $500
Wesson. with l pound, ounce
fish and junior winner is James
Duke, age is, 1910 Gareenview,
with pound, four ounce fish.
J. A. Murphy, o276 Burt. is adult
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10

fist Church.
The famous recording minister
brought his choir and the mem
beers of his congregation to help
the members of Everybody's I'm
iversal Tabernacle Church Of
Holiness, 1872 Meldrum. celebrate
the birthday of the church and
that the pastorate Of the founder
and spiritual leader Bishop
Hooks.
The anniversary services will
end Monday, September 5 at 8
pm. with a civic banquet at the
church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Society Doings
BY MARY BELLE RHODES

Of Mrs. Aaron Malone. who
spoke her vows with Harlin
Holmes at ST. CYprian Episcoi
pal Church. with Rev. Samuel
Williams officiating.
The bride was beautiful IN
white rose point lace over tuiI-.
The fitted long torso was Of lace
and tulle with the neckline OF Sc
gums; the full skirt was most
buffont. and floor length; a fin
ger tip veil fell from d round
tam hat Of lace and scquins. She
carried player book centered
with white orchids and hanging
ivy.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother, Herman
Malone.
Junior bridesmaid was little
Miss Roam Nesbit Of Chicago,
ILL.,. flower girl, Beverly Williams.
Best man. Quintus Holmes. broth
er. Matron Of honor. Mrs. Claudia
Roby, Mrs Lavania Walker. Mrs.
Mary Brown and Miss Barbara
Russell were bridesmaids. who
wore emerged embroidery taffeta
silk. floor length gowns.
The wedding reception was in
Page Hall. Some fine folk we
saw were Mr.. and Mrs. f. Burke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ McKeever, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Turner, Mr.. and
Mrs S. Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Wells, Mr., and Mrs. julius Miles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rice, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Askew. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Levin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Whitlock, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brooks,
Mesdames Resale Hick, Geneva
Casey, Helen Walker, Pearl
Procto, Ruby Everly, Gertrude
Robert, A. Crenton. Misses Bar
bara Russell and Dorothy Smith,
Messrs. Aaron Adams. Emanuel
Malone, Thomas Taylor and
many others.
Walter Holbrook's death Mon
day morning was very shocking
and illness Of short duration. He
lived at Harrow, Ontario. but
worked in Detroit for years and
respected by those who knew
him. He was buried Thursday
from j. A. Madill's Funeral home.
He leaves a wife, Blanche, and
other relatives.
Mr.. Lyman Gillespie is reeup-
Grating at home from an emer-
geneY operation. We wish him
a speedy recovery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
AT ST. MARKS
Leadership Facts
Female Prexy

Mrs. Betty S. Becker became
the fourth woman in a row "a
hold the presidency OF the De.
troit Board Of Education when
she was elected to that office al
the boards annual organization
meeting, July /.
Mrs. Becker has been a mem.
Der Of the seven-member board
since 1851 when she was elected
TO six-year term.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
FELLOWSHIP

st. Marks Community Church
will hold it's annual fall fellow.
ship dinner Friday evening, Sept.
8. at $50 pm.
Rev. j. L. Roberts, pastor OF
Bethel AME Church, will be
guest speaker.
Rev. James f. Wadsworth, pas
tor of St. Marks. announced that
the Committee of Fifty is work.
ing toward its goal of $4,000.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
School on Wheels

Rbert B. Johnson has been ap-
pointed curator of the Henry
Ford Museum and Greenfield
Villages "Schoolroom Progress,
USA" travelling exhibit, accord
ing TO DR. Donald A. Shelley,
executive director.
Former director of public re-
lations for the indianapolis Qnd.)
Public Schools, Johnson will ac-
company the exhibition, COM
prising two specially designed
railroad cars which depict pro-
gress in Americas schools. on a
three-yesr tour through $50 cities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
SILVER ANNIVERSARY


Mr.. and Mrs. Asa w. Bolton on
Begole gave an informal Silver
Anniversary Br idge Luncheon
Thursday at their spacious home
having some friends of long &C.
quaintance in. The chit-chat
during the delectable luncheon
was happy remembrance in each
ones early marriage.
Guests were Mrs. Estelle Har-
ris. Mrs. Alberta Sewell, Mrs.
Edith Wright, Mrs. Anita Aguil-
lard. Mrs. Essie Taliaferro, Mrs
Clarice Norris, Mrs. Estelle
Crumpton, Mrs. CLANCY Mat
thews, Mrs. Hattie Mitchell. Mrs
Mary Hardin, Mrs. Gwendolyn
Harrison, Mrs. Ann Roden. Mrs
Fannie Davis, Mrs. Vera Ellison
Mrs. Gladys Cole, Mrs. Francis
Owen, Mrs. Mary Oldw.ne and
Mrs. May Turner. The awards
were beautiful.
Each guest was given leather
case match holder with their
name imprinted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Taylor OF
18th street have returned home
after pleasant visit with Mr..
Taylor's mother in Cincinnati.
DR.. and Mrs. T. N. Malone on
Chandler invited some friends
over Sunday afternoon in cele-
bration of their 35th wedding
anniversary. A delightful lunch
con was served and many hearty
handshakes given.
Some fine folk we saw were
Rev. and Mrs. Horace White, Rev.
and Mrs. John Miles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Burris and guest,
Mrs. Smith, Atty. and Mrs. w.
Graves. DR.. and Mrs. Carter. Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jones, Mrs. M. Gard
ner's family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Malone Jr., and their
children also others. Many pic
lures were taken Of this group.
Mrs. Margaret Causey of Scot
ten avenue was hostess TO some
club friends Saturday afternoon
serving a delightful luncheon.
Music and cards made the af-
ternoon most delightful. Awards
were given to Mrs. Thelma Han
cock and Mrs. Corrine Booker.
Other guest, Mrs. Irma Wells,
Mrs. Bernice Cook, Mrs. Hilda
Smith, Mrs. frankie Nelson, Mrs.
Eleanor Weiss and Mrs. Gwendo-
lyn Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jefferson
OF 2eth street will leave for a
three weeks vacation. visiting
friends in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booker McWil-
liams Of Virginia Park, nee Ma
rion Male, are the proud parents
OF nine pound baby boy born
Labor Day. Mother and baby are
fine.
Mrs. Ruth Smith of Edison
avenue was hostess to an appetiz-
ing breakfast Thursday in honor
of Mrs. Alberta Thomas of Chi
cago, Mr.. E. White, Miss A.
Powell and Rev. and Mrs. John
M. Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson on Bin
der gave a lovely lawn feie
Sunday night al their spacious
home on Binder with twenty
or more guest present.
Mr.. Bruce Wells, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Wells is at home on
a 25-day leave after which ne
will be stationed in Cuba for 10
months.
WEDDING
II was a six o'clock wedding
for Elizabeth Malone. daughter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Church Nesz,s

On Sunday. August 18th. the
3 PM. services celebrating the
Fifteenth Anniversary of the pas
torate Of Rev. Bishop Theodoshia
Hooks was highlighted with a
sermon by the Rev. c. L. Frank
lin, pastor of New Bethel Bap-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Gordon Named

Walter L. Gordon OF califor.
mia was named by President
Eisenhower this week to succeed
Archie Alexander as governor OF
the Virgin Islands.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10

BEAUTY AND TALENT PREVAIL AT Skinner PAGEANT
IN DETROTFe and talented ladies walked
the Talent Beauty held
during the Shner convention in Detroit August 4ls
Claudia Shrophire)
of 1859 contest Denver places 1855 winner pretty
Scott who Fem Temple No. l22 Newport News
Va Witnessing left right ene Johnson Wash
c. place winner miss House Miss Scoi
third
Maene Davis Kansas City fourth place winner Pat
Thompson Elizabeth j. fifth place Miss Walker
ed in the staging of the pageant.
In panel Moss H. Hendrix whose Washington. d. C..
public relations firm CoeeCoa CompanY-donors
trophies for annual consrauaies Mss Scott while
Shrine Imperial Detroit
winner Miss Johnson. look Mr. Alexander who had been
director for succeeded Dr. Raymond E. Jackson Buffalo
Imperial Poientate during Detroit meetings.
Below Imperial Promotion Director Dean. New York
City left and assistants vi Norman Waterloo Clarence Ar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10

heir nouscB"ess, "afS' ~
City.
MIR. Walter Mason, one o
Ne country's brilliant Read
=. drew from his broaC
|petoire to bring Langstoi
ughes s. Madame X"
Ebakespeare's death scene
I'm "Othello" and the
Bble Story of "Shadrach
fIeschach and Abednego" to
tiie.
Mrs. Alma Parks, beauti.
Ful and talented actress, did
. most unique skit taken
from the Greek play "Lysis'
Brata'.
Mr.. Oliver LaCrone, tai
srted sculptor and poet,
lead from many of his nu-
knerous works, a poem from
his forthcoming volume,
fDawnfire."
Mrs. Thelma Vickers put
kn a most outstanding FASH
km Parade. Three lovely
odels presented the latest
b fashions for the oncoming
ksn season. Mrs. Lynette
Tsylor acted as commenta-
nor for the fashions, giving
Ne guests a glowing picture
II the future styles being
EOrn this fall.
Mrs. Aloria Tut, caterist,
Eliminated the afternoon af-
|sr by her beautifully dec
rated table, studded with
iel.cious ham and turkey,
Thich was indeed a delight
b. scene to behold.
Attending this fabulous
mcheon were the following
vests: Mrs. Irene Graves,
RS. Juanita Diggs, Mrs.
iberia Hughes, Mrs. Doro-
by Holloway, Mrs. Bert
anderson, Mrs. Marguerite
foster, Mrs. Katherine
'jouse, Mrs. Ernestine Lips
jtnb, Mrs. Aretha Marshall,
Mn. Sylvia Snowden, Mrs.
Dorothy Quinn, Mrs. Leona
Fort, Mrs. Ethel Russell,
Mrs. Lynette Taylor, Mrs.
'rhelma McCorkle, Mrs. Be-
etrice Preston, Miss Gussey
|Dickie, Mrs. Betty Willis,
Mrs. Edith Robinson, Mrs.
Roxie Simpson, Mrs. Thelma
'Vickers and Mrs. Lucille
Strong.
- &*A 80
Mrs. Laiisha Prioleau of Bel
fiont. is back to work at Grace
Hospital, after being away for
Several months. Mrs. Prioleau is
Z trained nurse, recently from
Lake City, Florida.
Mrs. oieY v. Smith Of 18th
Street, had as her guests this
summer, her mother, Mrs. Mary
Stroud Of Madison, Wis; her
Twin sister. Mrs. v. Otey Mosley,
md her aunt, Mrs. Addie Jones
y Chicago, Ill. Mrs. Smith, also
Entertained at a Garden Party
md invited all members Of the
-ntre Nous Club as her other
Iuests.
Mrs. ophelia Dobbins was over
rom Port Huron to visit Mrs.
"a Douglas for a short time.
- HAk 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Wallace,
aaghter and son-in-law, of Mr..
"a Mrs. John Terrell, are now
'aKlng their home in Chicago.
- $40 st
MISS Essie B. Lang. who is one
the elevator operators at the
card OF Education's Annex
ullding, is said to be a cooper
I'VE courteous and charming
'ung lady.
- 49, 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Rafael Daniel of
enIlworth, will be among the
any at the Tuskegee Regional.
80 $50 -
Mr.. r. Conrad Vaughn. one of
'Iolts young business men,
"a a graduate Of Tuskegee, took
ne out to go down to the Reg
nal, that so many of Detroit
iskegeeans are attending at
iskegee Institute.
- sss ss
MI. and Mrs. Ralph Mckinney
American. spent their vacation
nome seeing our own city Of
'troIt. 1aey visited one Of the
I'd Motor factories, Greenfield
nage, and other places Of inter-
:. Mrs. Mckinney and her
lighter Ralphllo will be shar-
in a family reunion Of the
aylors. Other members will be
ming from Cleveland, Ohio, and
lladelphia, Pa. They will meet
Romulus, Mich. The McKin-
Us also entertained Mrs. Mamie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
BEAUTICIANS

Ask your jobber for REAUTY
TRADE the seinfillsfins new
magazine for Bsauticians
Choekfull of smarr new hair
styles. pointers on m K ing
more money in 50. It's Just
the magazine you've been wait
Ing for. II your iobber Is OUT Of
BEAUTY TRADE. order -FOUR
subscription by mail. Only 50
for seven months. IS for one
year. Write today &c, BEAUTY
TRADE. lol West tsth Street
New York %. NY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Junior Fishermen Shrine

Two 1lyear-old boys Au winner panfh with
prize for heaviest bluegi.
-. L. 49, 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
NO AND MRS. BOWMAN ENTERTAIN
CHEST FROM NEW YORK

very unusual luncheon held at the home of
hHy and Mrs. Arthur M Bowman their home on Bos-
k Blvd, Thursday. The affair given in honor of
Lsr houseguest, Mrs. Ernestine Lpscomb of New York
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
JACKSON COLLEGE
OFFICIALS MEET

The Executive Board OF the
Jackson College Club of Detroit
met on Tuesday evening. August
30. in the Atkinson Avenue home
of President-elecf Robert l..
Wolfe.
Present were: Mesdames Shir-
ley Bonner Rhoades. Program
Chairman and Katie Hannah, Re-
cording Secretary; also present
were Messrs. Robert l.. Wolfe,
President-elect $3.50. John T.
Floyd, Business Manager, George
w. Swan, Treasurer, and Este
more A. Wolfe, Publicity Direc-
tor. Absent were Mesdames Es-
sic Haley, Vice President-elect.
Lois Varnado. Chaplain, who is
vacationing in New York City
and Evawylene Willis.
The purposes of the meeting
were:
/. To plan the agenda of ac-
tivities for the ensuing year.
2. Plan for the big Kickoff
Meeting" which is to take place
on Sunday, September rs, 1855.
Since all officers to serve for
the $3.50 season begin their
terms Of service on the above
mentioned September date, Pres
idenf Robert Wolfe felt that the
pre-planning was most vital for
the general understanding and
sharing Of ideas in structuring Of
the seasons program.
The meeting was very success
full.
Mrs. Anneiia Wolfe. wife Of
Robert. served as hostess for the
evening. Tasty refreshments were
served at the close Of the meet
ing.
ss zee 80
DR.. Ralph Bunche, undersecre-
tary Of the United Nations was
guest speaker Sunday, opening
day of Flint's centennial.
Introduced by Gov. Williams,
Bunche, a native Detroiter and
winner Of the 1850 Nobel Peace
prize. made q plea for greater
brotherhood.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10

Norma and Janice. are back from
San Francisco, Calf, where they
spent the summer with their
cousin (Mrs. Whitby's niece and
her husband, Doctor and Mrs.
Waldense Nixon. They also spent
some time in Los Angeles, and
visited in Mexico.
80 $50 &c
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Ball.
and sons of Montgomery, spent
their vacation in New York, Can
ada, and Atlantic City. They are
back home now.
80 EsF Sc
The Neighborhood Club that
was recently organized with its
headquarters on Montgomery.
held another meeting last Satur-
day evening. Mrs. A. Boulding of
Dexter Blvd. will have charge OF
the neighborhood children. Rec
reational, correctional and edu-
cational meetings will be held
for them.
The friendly neighbor club
members are taking in the entire
neighborhood between Dexter
Boulevard and Linwood. then
from West Grand Blvd. and
Grand River over to Joy Road.
They began on Montgomery
street. by blocks. but now ex-
tends around the entire commun-
ifY. They really mean business
too. when IL comes TO improving
and beauiifYing lawns. painting
and keeping up their property.
~ H*s 80
DR.. and Mrs. J. M. Knox are
back, after attending the Nation
al Medical Convention. When the
was over. they spent
ten delightful days sightseeing
in Hawaii. Travelling by plane,
they took the outer Island Tours,
starting at Honolulu. They Wis
tied Maumi, Big Island, and
Hilo. Those tours and special
trips were great help in taking
Mrs. Knox's mind off her great
grief that she experienced after
the passing of her sister, Bonnie
Williams Jackson. They were
very close. They were roommates
in college during their entire stay.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
WEDDING

II was a six o'clock wedding
for Elizabeth Malone. daughter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
HAITIAN FIRST FAMILY
TRAVELLING TO EUROPE

Nine. Yolette Laconte Mag
loire, wife of President Paul
Magloire of Haiti, and their four
children are flying by Pan Amer
lean World Anyways from Port au
Prince to Miami, en- route to New
York, Wednesday august 81
Flight 434-4:45 p.m.) In the
party are Josephine, Elsie, Myr-
tina and Raymond Magloire, and
1t. Maurice Prophetic, their mil
itary aide. Fro mNew York they
continue to France where the
children will enter school.
A lso flying from Port au Prince
Friday september 2-Flight 434
-4:45 pm. enroute to New York
are Clement Jumelle, Haitian
secretary of state, for finances;
his wife, Nine. Paulette Jumelle,
and Nine. Elsa Lataillade, wife of
the Haitian undersecretary of
state. for the interior. They will
continue by Pan American to
Paris on September 5 (Flight
1l4). and then tour Europe and
the Middle East.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10

Mr.. Lyman Gillespie is reeup-
Grating at home from an emer-
seneY operation. We wish him
a speedy recovery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10

hsv. Lee. pastor of Spring Hill
|ilii Baptist Church in Inkster.
La Rev. .Hardwick, pastor Of Mt.
[seulah Baptist Church in North
keN Detroit, and a number OF
F"sr members, are leaving the
[y TO attend the National Bsp-
Ls Convention, which is being
10 IN Memphis. Tenn.
Iocior and Mrs. I. l. WhiibY.
hague are back from Idlewild,
S"sre they spent one week re-
A'ng' Their daughters, Misses
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mckinney

"f' and Mrs. Ralph Mckinney
American. spent their vacation
home seeing our own city of
PetroIt. 1aey visited one Of the
.oId Motor factories, Greenfield
llage, and other places Of inter-
r. Mrs. Mckinney and her
laughter Ralphllo will be shar-
Ing in a family reunion Of the
'aylors. Other members will be
tpc,mlng from Cleveland, Ohio, and
y |nlladelphia, Pa. They will meet
Y Romulus, Mich. The McKin-
eDeys also entertained Mrs. Mamie
n''lexander, of Jacksonville, Fla,
'nis summer.