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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-22

DR.. Vera d. Hunton, assistant pro-
fessor of psychology at Howard;
Mrs. Marian Kelleran, director of
Christian education, Episcopal Do
cese CT Washington; Miss Roberta
Church, minority groups consult
ant, U. S. Department of Labor;
Mrs. Annie D. Sandusky, Social
Services Division consultant, U. s..
Children's Bureau; and DR.. Marian
T. Wright, professor of education
at Howard.
A summary session panel will
be moderated by DR.. Sadie M. Yam
cey, dean of women at Howard.
Five specific problems will be
discussed during the workshop.
They are % psychological prob
lens women face because of the
varied roles they have to play; (2)
special economic problems faced
by women; go women's problems
in the area of family relationships
and as homemakers; (4) needed
emphasis the education of women
should take; and (5) social and
psychological problems facing the
mature woman.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-22

tober %, according to Mrs. Pol
lard.
The principal speakers at the
wCmen's gathering will be DR.. Lou
Use NJ. Young, lecturer in English
at The American University; Dr.
Ruth B. Quarles, former dean of
students at Tuskegee (Ala.) lnsti-
tute; and Mrs. Ruth S. Norman,
public school teacher in Charleston,
w. Va. DR.. Young will speak at
Fridays dinner meeting, DR..
Quarles at the workshop, and Mrs.
Norman at Saturdays luncheon.
Miss Marjorie Penney, executive
director of Fellowship House, Inc,
Philadelphia, Pa, will be the guest
speaker at a special women's re-
ligious service on Sunday. The
service begins at II am. in An
drew Rankin Memorial Chapel.
The series CT workshop discus
sions, which will be held in the
auditorium Of the School of En-
gineering and Architecture, $500
Sixth Street, northwest, will be led
by five local women. They are
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White Man
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reported missing by her grandfath-

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reported missing by her grandfath-
err.
The girl, who came to the fair
from her home in Mendenhall, told
Detective Bell that she and her
younger sister had gone to a rest
room and were on their way back
to the midway when Cruggs stop
ped them and told them that he
had some movies he wanted to
show them. He led them toward
a car, and the smaller girl ran.
Detective Bell said Cruggs held
the ten-year-old to keep her from
running, and carried her to the
truck.
His words to the officers, upon
his being discovered, were: "Why
don't you go ahead and kill me ?
I'm no good"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-22
Y. N. c. A. NEWS

The Branch YWCA will hold its
Public Affairs Luncheon for Oc-
tober on Tuesday, October 25, at
IL noon, with DR.. V. H. Henry
speaking on the theme Omitted Ma
ton and World Tension"
All YWCA members are urged
to support this luncheon. Make
your reservation by noon Monday,
October "a.
The Branch YWCA will start its
Figure Toning Class on Thursday,
October 81, at pm. All persons
interested are asked to be present
then.
Since some people want Leather
craft in the day time we are or
ganizing a class for Wednesday at
3 pm.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-22
Howard 49,.
Continued from Page One

versfty campus November 4-6,
The Weekend" which is de-
signed to bring Howard alumna
together once a year to discuss
problems faced by American wo-
men, and Howard graduates in par
ticular, was inaugurated last year
when some 600 women gathered at
the University to discuss "The Re-
sponsibilities of College Women in
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-22

The YWCA Sewing Class is off
to good start with Mrs. j. A..
Moore, ST., as instructor. On Oc-
tober 10, the class was taught by
Miss Maggie Little of Jackson Col
lege, since Mrs. Moore was out CT
town. Members who have already
registered for the class are: Mrs.
O. V. Camel, Mrs. Little Ann Glib
son, Mrs. Ottie Haymer, Mrs. Ma
RE Matthews, Mrs. T. M. McCul-
Tough, Mrs. J. E. Mckay and Mrs.
Callie Myles.
Mrs. Lundy of the Gift Shop on
Terry Road will teach a class in
Ceramics as soon as we get eight
women to make up the class. If
you are interested please call the
YWCA Branch, 2-O970.
We will get our square dance
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-22

Members joining since our last
item are: Mrs. Marie L. B. Jones,
Mrs. Ruby Coleman, Mrs. Savan-
nah Calhoun, Mrs. H. M. Harris,
Mrs. Little Ann Gibson, Mrs. Eva
M. Levy, Mrs. A. L. Billingslea and
Mrs. Anna Henderson.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-22

All senior high school and fresh
man college girls living in the city
of Jackson are invited to teen
tea Sunday, October %, at $500
4:30 pm. at the Branch YWCA.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-22

class organized upon requests for
it. Please call in by October %,
if you are interested.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-22

A United Givers Agency
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-10-22

We will get our square dance
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-02

Roy Gore. Fair Bluff. speed
ing. fined $40 and costs.
i Whaylon Jernigan. Whiteville,
driving with improper brakes,
faxed with costs.
Fusion Mcqueen, Loris. speed
.ng, fined $40 and costs.
Russell Meares, Fair Bluff,
speeding. fined SO and costs.
Ruth Adams Honeycutt.
IWhiteville. speeding, fined IS
and costs.
Bonnie Benson, Clarkton. fail
ing 10 stop for a stop sign, taxed
with costs.
K. NJ. Lacewell, Acme, driv-
ing with no drivers license, fin
cd SIS and costs.
John Tayolr, Whiteville,
possessing non-taX-paid whisk-
ey for sale, possessing non-tax-
paid whiskey, fined $50 and
costs.
Annie S. Aferrall, Myrtle
Beach, speeding, fined SIS and
costs.
Richard D. Williams, Whining
ton, speeding, fined $50 and
costs
Joseph NJ Ward, Nakina.
driving on the wrong side of
road. taxed with costs.
Jessie W. Canady, Whiteville,
driving while under the influ-
cncc of intoXicantS, applicant
Warrant issued.
B. Med. Ward, Whiteville,
failing to stop for a stop sign,
taxed with costs.
Ed Congers, Loris, driving
without an operators license,
improper brakes, fined $40 and
costs.
Ben II. Gillian, Whiteville.
speeding, fined So and costs.
Percy X. Holt, Burlington,
speeding, fined $40 and costs.
i Paul J. Williams, Whitcville,
speeding, fined 50 and costs.
William Spivey, Whiteville,
driving while under the influ-
cnce of intoXicants, fined $50
land costs.
Nathan Anderson, Fit. Bragg,
careless and reckless driving fin
ed S25 and costs.
i Walter NJ. Fulmer, speeding
fined Sl4 and costs.
Elizabeth c. Brown, White
willie, speeding, taxed with costs,
Charles L. Dial, Camp Lee
Ijeune, driving without an oper-
ator'S license. and speeding. fin
ed So and costs.
Robert +. Babson. Whiteville
I speeding, fined $40 and costs.
Rufus Pembcrton, Tabor City
speeding. aXtcd with costs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-02
Speeding And Whiskey
Lead Recorders Gases

SS~s
The following cases were pro-
cessed through Columbus Coun-
ty Recorders Court during the
past week.
Odam Buffkin. Tabor City
speeding, fined SIS and costs
taxed with SIS for officers fees
Freeman McKirthan, White
willie, speeding. fined $40 and
costs.
John Smith Jr.. Abbottsburg
speeding, fined $50 and costs.
Walter Charles Williams
HallSboro, speeding. fined SIC
and costs.
Haney Smith Jr., Bolton. driv-
ing whlis under the influence OF
intoNicantS, fined 500 and costs
and charged not to drive auto
mobile for period of one year.
kirc Smith, Darlington, speed
ing, fined SIS and costs.
Levi Granger. Tabor City
speeding, fined $40 and costs.
Kenneth Ray, Tabor City
speeding, fined SIS and costs.
Hermic Kelleem. Wilson
speeding, fined SO and costs.
Al SasSer, Shannadon, Va.
possessing non-taX-paid whisk-
ley, fined SIS and costs.
Arthur Arlington, Lumberton
following too close and causing
an accident, not guilty.
Clarence NARROW, Whiteville
failing 10 give proper hand sig
nal, causing accident, not guilty
Earl Dayton Nealy, Clarendon,
abandonment and nonSupport,
six months probation.
Early Bethca, Chadbourn, a.
ioandonmcnt ana non-support
charged or pay $40 per month
until such time as court DEGREES
the judgment TO be fulfilled.
Carl Wcathcrton. Boardman
careless and reckless driving
damaging personal property, moi
pros with leave.
/ Roland l.. White, Chadbourn
speeding, not guilty.
Lee Dennis SasSer. Whiteville
possessing non-taX-paid whisk.
Iey, mol pros with leave.
Samuel Long, Whiteville, pos
ScSSing non-taX-paid whiskey
moi pros with leave.
Elton Canady, Whiteville, pos
SesSing non-taX-paid whiskey
mol pros with leave.
Richard Mcdonald, Whiteville
carrying concealed weapon, fin.
cd $40 and costs.
John Gore, Tabor City, carry
ing concealed weapon, taXec
with the costs.
Nathan O'Dcll Andrews. Fl
Bragg, careless and rockies:
driving. fined SIS and costs.
Atckley NJ. Cox, Tabor City
driving on an expired chauffel
license, fined S25 and costs.
Charles McCallum ,Whiteville
driving on wrong side OF road
taxed with costs.
| Clarence MCNilton. Whitcvillc
!cavclcsS and reckless driving
incd $40 and costs.
Avery l.. Formy-Duval, Ma
Ikina. speeding, fined SIS ant
costs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-02
Legal Ads
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES
RESALE OF LAND

Whereas the undersigned, act
ng as Trustee. in a certain deed
of trust executed by w. F. Spiv-
ey and wife, Bertha Spivey and
recorded in Book AZ, at page
500, in the office of the Register
Of Deeds of Columbus County.
forecloscd and offered for sale
the land hereinafter described;
and whereas Mrs. Lizzie Sellers,
the highest bidder at the resale
held on December IT, 1854, has
failed and refused to comply
with her bid upon tender to her
Of a deed for the property.
Now therefore, under and by
virtue of said order of the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Column
ouS County, and the power Of
sale contained in said deed Of
trust, the undersigned Trustee
will offer for sale at public auc-
non TO the highest bidder for
cash At the door of the county
courthouse in Whiteville. North
Carolina. at 1900 o'clock noon,
on the 18th day Of February.
1858. the following described
property located in South Will
llamS Township, Columbus Co.
unity, North Carolina.
LIST Tract: Beginning at a stake
on Public Road in the old c. d.
HARRISON line and running a
bout east 81 yards to a stake in
the old c. d. HARRISON and j.
NJ. Logan line, thence abou,
south 20 feet on the old J. NJ.
Logan line, to a stake, thence
about west "a yards on an agre-
cd line between Z. c. Watts and
l.. NJ. Stephens, thence abou,
north 20 feet to the beginning.
containing about one-third Of an
acre.
Ind Tract: Adjoining the first
tract and lying on the south side
of said tract, having 81 feet
frontage on Lewis Street, and
being l02 feet deep.
Both of said lots lying and being
IN the Town Of Tabor City, and
.ront on Lewis Street, both of
said lots being on the east side
IF Lewis Street, and are bound
ID on the north by lands of d.
{. Spivey and Stroud. and
bounded on the east by lands of
J. +. Sarvis, and bounded on the
south by lands of +. G.. Baldwin
and w. +. Cox. and being known
rs the home place of 1. j. Spivcy.
deceased.
8Cing the same land described
n that certain deed from Bculah
ROBBERS. ctal. to W F. Spivcy
and wife. Bertha Spivcy, dated
January 81. 1912, and recorded
m BuOk l61, page 3i3, Records
,Jf Columbus County.
Said property will be sold sub
.ioct to all unpaid taxes and sur-
cial assessments against said
property: and said property Is
sold su Jet 20 all liens OF re-
cord tat were recorded prior
10 the date Of recording Of IT,,
above decd Of trust.
The successful bidder At n,
sale viii be required TO immcdi-
itcly make a cash deposit cuual
70 five per cent Of the amount
If the bid.
Posted this the Path day Of
January, 1855.
r. B. Mallard, Trustee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
Two $3.50 Nursing
Scholarships Offered

Wayne University Col
lege of Nursing announces
April | as deadline for APP
plying for the two $3.50
competitive scholarships.
These alumnae associa-
ton scholarships cover cost
of tuitition and fees for the
entire four year nursing
course.
High school seniors and
Junior college students from
Michigan meeting matricu-
lation requirements are ell
gible to apply.
Wayne's nursing program
is one of the few in the
United States and only one
in Michigan accredited by
the National League for
Nursing Accrediting Service
for preparing graduates for
both institutional and pub
lie health nursing in four
and a half years.
Scholarship applications
should be in the College OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
Wayne Notes

Wayne Cniversity's 60
voice concert choir. under
the direction of Harold'Tall-
man will present its annual
spring concert. Wednesday,
April 6, at S:l5 pm. in the
large auditorium, Detroit In
Stitute of Arts.
Coffee Cantata' by Bach
Will be the feature presenta-
ton. This cantata is one OF
two secular works written
bv Bach. In it he admon-
ishes his daughters against
the coffee drinking habit,
refuses them clothes and
privileges unless they stop.
lie even promises to find
a sutton for his daughter
Lizzie.
Student soloists in the can
tata are soprano Ann Duell,
Lizzie: bass Bill Mcconnell,
the father: andd tenor Char
les Hitler.
Program music and spirit
nails to be presented are:
Let Not Your Song End,
Cain: "Cossack Lullaby,
Evans: THE Blue Bird,
Dello Joio: Dark Water.
James: CITY Called Hca-
ven" Howorth; Ride the
Chariot" Smith; and The
Creation" Scott. taken from
I he poem Gods from
bones" by James Weldon
Johnson.
Student soloists will be
Grace Ashby. Martha Bow
en-, Margaret Fraser and
Carolyn Ingledue.
Accompanies will be Mar
ian Mcleod. The concert is
open to the public without
charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
PHI DELTA KAPPA MEET
IN AKRON. OHIO

The teachers national sorority
Of PHI Delta Kappa officer, so-
Journed to Akron. q last week
to set UP new chapter The
miwest region consists 81 De
irolt, Ohio Indiana St Lou.
Youngstown and Cleveland
National officers ar Mesdanies
l.cvcnia Hendricks. Thcma Par
kci, Emma Boycttc Jessie Me-
Alphcrn and Cleopia Beatty
II was happy informal fam
lily surprise party for Mrs. a.
Ferrebee on Buffalo last Sun
day when nine sisters and
brothers came in TO visit with
their sister. Miss Jules Jones.
of New York City who will be
in the city for several days.
Clyde Hopkins. son of MI and
Mrs Z Hopkins IS visiting par
cnts He has been IN Korea for
. years and VOL eo to Camp
LeIucne in North Catoiiua when
leaving here
Joan Virgins. daushier Of NJ.
and Mrs. Virgins celebrated he
10th birthday az the Women $
Club House Saturday night with
many youngsters ~ Tor an eve
mig Of fun
The Patrons OF Art gave an
elaborate reception for Natalie
Hinderas following the concert
given al the Masonic Temple
al The Detroit Association OF
Womens Club Sunday night.
Miss Nellie Watts is 10 be
commended for these fine con-
certs.
The Fashion Revue and tea
gwen by the Dorcas Society Sun
day afierpoon at the YWCA was
quite an event and very nicely
attended The Dofca, Society j,
doing a fine work for the needy.
Mrs 7 Taliafcrro IS president
The Boosters Club OF Bethel
AsiE Church held their regulm
meeting last SUNDAY at The home
of Mrs Orlcan Stevenson un
Hazclotte with many members
present
MIS- Convei on Chape Place
Was hostess TO The Stitch and
Chat Club Wcdncsda, morning
servins lovely breaHfoSt We
saw Mrs Warrict. Mrs Beatty.
Mrs WadsNorih. Mrs l. TAYLOR.
Mrs Underwood, Mrs F Smoois.
Mrs Jones Mrs Hill Mrs Cor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
Brownson Statutes
Safety Boys, Girls

The Bruwrson School faculty
are very proud OF the outstanding
Jobs the Service Girls and Safety
BOYS are doing this year
Their work is especially ex-
cepiional in view OF the fact
that these children are only
Third graders!
Every morning. noon and night
they are at their posts Of duty
either on the corners or IN Ia,
school building engaging IN then
important assignments
Ms Althca Day. president OF
The Brownson School Communlt,
Club. also performs the work ~
The Mother Crossing Guard, under
The acgis Of the Police Depart
mcni, as Chenc and Maple
Mrs Marion Mcdonald, one %
the schools teachers is sponsor
Of the Girls Service Squad
Recently over 80 childrci
from the Brownson School at.
tended play. Seven Lcsgu,
Boots at Southeastern High
School ON Saturday. March 10
The Girls Service Squad was
on hand al an times. loading the
buses. seating the children IN the
auditorium and unloading the
buses after the return trip. TO aio
The children and teachers This
IS only one indication of ihcil
hclpfulncSS and service 20 others
Service Girls arc Wcndolyn
Lockhart captain, Valerie Les
lie. Peggy Ann Bryant. Lee Dora
Scott, Cordcha Underwood Ern
cstinc Lucas and Elise Albrition
Safety Boys are Bernard Ora
ham (captainl. Houston Mccarthy.
Earl Lewis. Russell White. Rufus
Jackson. Richard Sanders. james
Durrah and Jimmy Thornton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
ladies' Committee to Aid in
annual Dinner MEETING

~ Paul +. Johnson, exc
4 u'iVe secretary of the May
Vommittee on Children
y.u Youth. DR.. Johnson
~ sneak at the 30th An
va ! Dinner Meeting of the
antoine YMCA on Friday
-,prll !. at $50 pm. in the
Iu'ultorlum of the st. Antoine
1 NJ a DR.. Johnson's adj
leSS will deal with the
.oolem of juvenile delqiu-
lucy and what can be done
curb 1t. Other features
y. ~ .ne program will include
X, n'ng recognition to the
'em bers hip Campaign
orkers, recognizing the
,vundcrs and other commit
men and volunteer work
us 81 IN the YMCA.
me hostesses for the An
:, "ai Dinner are wives of the
;, Vmmlttee Of Management
El;S,mbers. They are Mrs.
Wuney. Barthwell, chairman;
pr sssuames Augustus Gallo
My John Nurse. Jesse Jai
lr;,N,.e Theodore T. Jones,
nlam Seabron, w. L.
,,s,n'r,iners, Moses X. Fritz,
'','"nam Coins, Edward Da-
- Il. l.. Dudley, C. l.. Hen
y .'son, I. I. Matthews, Jas.
Ii'Spue,macher, <. B. Swintt,
NJ. williams, Forrest Green
h @"Umas G.. Coote. st. Clair
'"'pps. lie. Blount, Thomas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
CHS Stock Scars

The year 1894 was INC most
successful in CHS history accord.
ing 10 the Annual Report oi
Columbia BroadcaSime System
Inc
Gross rrNcuUc, and sale. were
1878 38O.l39 winch represented
an 1879 pc cent increase over The
S3l3.90S. al reported fo 1888
Consolidated net income was
Sll4l4645. The highest IN the
company experience.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02

The warm breath Of Spring
with its freshness and ncWness
OF life, the enchanting colors and
haunting music IS forerunner Of
many weddings from all over the
city.
Saturday was wedding da, n
Detroit and many tine families
we're Joined together. through
love and happiness, Each ccrc-
mony made memorable mplos-
SONS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02

+. Briscoe, V. A. Bristol, c.
A. Howell. j. j. McClendon,
=. Il. Piper. Samuel c. Glib
bons, and j. l.. Roberts.
Reservations for the dim
ner may be made by calling
the st. Antoine YMCA.
*~ #r% 80
The Angelic Choir of Peo-
pies Baptist church invites
you TO be their guests on
Palm Sunday afternoon,
April 3, 1855 at 4 pm. at
which time we will present
Ludwig Won Beethoven's
Oratorio "The Mount of
Olives under the direction
of Brazeal Wayne Dennard.
Our soloist roster reads:
Gloria Anne Harris, soprano,
Ernest Davis, tenor, and
Aaron Hicks, baritone. Eve
lyD Dayis-Cox, pianist and
Eugene Hancock, organist.
The Peoples Bapt. church
is located at 1888 Arndt St.
between Elmwood and Me-
Dougall Strsets.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
Wayne Alumni Schedule
S7th Reunion, MAY ID

Plans. have been announc-
ed for Wayne University'S
S7th annual Alumni Reun-
len to be held Saturday.
May II. in the Grand Ball
room of the Sheraton-C i'll
las Hotel.
A reception in the Italian
Garden of the Hotel at $50
pm. will star festivities. ac-
cording to c. Boyd Stock
meyer. reunion chairman.
Administrative officers of
the University, deans Of the
colleges and the Alumni
Awards recipients will be on
hand to greet alumni and
their guests.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
l.. A. Powell, Musical
Aecompanist,

IRIS. A. Powell, Musical
| Aeeompsnist,
Tho Brownson School chill
ron. parents and teachers,
l. busily engaged in maxi
Il preparations for their
[nusl Pre-Easter Parade
|hicb will be held at the
|ion Hope Baptist Church,
Lated on Chene at Jay. on
thursday. April Z, at Z PM.
he latest in what the small
r. vii! wear in 1865 will
I demonstrated by the chill
Zen who will be models of
Erious types of clothing APP
|,rpl casual, party,
rorts. school, and Sunday.
Musical numbers an d
|horal Readings will be pre-
snted between the stagings
h the clothes numbers, by
srownson School children.
Mrs. Alberta Powell, one of
he kindergarten teachers,
lin provide the musical en-
attainment. One teacher
md one mother will act as
Commentators. during the
performance. The Commune
Nv Club and the school cor
Eially invite the parents and
|hp public to attend this af-
fsir.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
A PIXIE is PIE FOR
THE COOK

You may be the busiest house
keeper in our 48 states. but TAKE
time out just TO look at the ri,
oui young cook is putting togcth
cr. Called, appropriately. Pixie
Pie it's full of pixie magic
Chocolate Pixie Pie
envelope (l tablepoon) ul
favored gclatine
2l3 cup sugar
IA teaspoon salt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
Saturday, April 9-Easter
\ Color Film
Picturesque japan

Picturesque Japan" a
POOR film which shows as
poets of the land. people.
Ma costumes of Japan of
peclal interest to tourists,
Illl conclude the weekly
I'M program at the Rack
iam Memorial on Tuesday,
<nrll D. the University of
flchlgau Extension Service
announces.
o'her films are to he
hlmona. which pictures
me role Of the kimona in
,, I. culture Japanese
FNhlng Village." and Face
E the Earth" The show
|0vS' which are free. are
|chedulcd for 3:45 and 5:45
hm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02

"oH LORD THOU ART MY GOD; WILL ExALT
Irr WILL PRAISE THY NAME; FOR THOU HAST
lnNr WONDERFUL THINGS; THY COUNSELS OF
I'M ARE FAITHFULNESS AND TRUTH"
Isaiah 25:1.
EASTER is ON THE WAY, AND is BRINGING WITH
! MANY ACTIVITIES OF THE CHILDREN, AND
|OUTH.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
[HILDREN'S MUSEUM
Detroit Public Schools
saturday. April 2, 1880 am
I-EXOUISITE EASTER

The traditional program
n coloring Easter eggs is
biven by Miss Joanna Dra-
Igiuda and Miss Rose Su-
Fhinsky through the courtesy
|of the Jkrainian Graduates.
Charming in their gay cos
fumes, these two young
lwcmen show the steps in
Imaking the intricate designs
jaad applying with much skill
and patience the brilliant
colorS that turn Easter eggs
into gems Of folk art.
\ Please notify the Museum
III. l-2S75) if YOU plan to
pLrlng a group.
Saturday, April 9-Easter
4. Eve.
. No program but a happy
tss'erto all. Museum closed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
WEDDINGS

WEDDINGS
Palms beauty basket aia Na.f,
az flowers made g fandcp back
ground lD Joyce SNanons.
daughtcr % Mrs Paul Ire Spu-
mons. when She became tho Wiie
~ Hcndrick Kanoyion ~ a
"Knecliul pillar Cefcmpue pen
formed by Bishop S y Hancock
Saturday Ncnug AZ Bethlehem
Temple a> The bridal party
ivmed soml-cuclc around The
altar
Joyce wore d white satin over
lace gown. fitted bodice long
crushed sleeves. with an apron
front skirt and scalloped hem
which fell into d chapel tram.
She carried white roses cen.
tered with orchids.
Tho flower girls nclo oiaric'ie
AleNaudcs The BRIDE pc nal
flDwc gil, dressed idcn'ual rs
the BRIDE. and Ro,ln Matablc.
Juumr,',e bridesmaid, wore sil-
vtrina Kanoyiou and Rcuiha We
recn. Junior bridesmaids. lola
Ellison and Helen Mlcpu Maid
oi Hono Jacqueiirc ShcNcrat.
MNron az honor Marion GuNtrn
Maids Sancsa Alexander Mpllie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02

We are happy 10 know thai
Mrs. Lorene Reid is much i'm
proved.