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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04

esscs were Annie Perkins, Ethel
Bivens. Gertrude Hill. Willie
Mae Steen. Dorothy Feagin and
Ruth Howard.
The couple received many
lovely gifts. They will reside on
Crane street.
Mrs. Bertha Marion will teach
the adult department of the
daily Vacation Bible School to
commence at Third Baptist
Church July 30th through Aug
10th. When Mrs. Marion cele-
brated her birthday at a dinner
with a few friends at the home
OF Mrs. Hattie Dogans recently
Mrs. Margie Worthy, her daugh-
ter, was unable TO attend the
affair. However, she sent her
mother greetings.
Climax of the Miss ST. Paul
Contest came Sunday afternoon,
when a tea was sponsored by
the Board of Religious Educa-
ton. Joyce Ann Mason won the
Title Miss St. Paul" Other con-
testants were Alberta Brown
Catherine Morris, Territa John
son, Janet Davis, Clarice Thorn
as and Betty Washington.
New Mt. Zion Choir and
Friendship Baptist Church choir
was on hand to make the pro-
gram complete and witness the
browning of Miss ST. Paul. as
done by Mr.. Mitchell Shelton
Mrs. Mary Haywood is pres
dent of the Board OF Religious
Education, Camille Stallworth
and Sharon Smith poured tea
Phyllis Moten played the Incl.
dental music.
Rev. ]. A. Charleston is pastor
of the church located on Hunt
street.
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Drop In Center
10 Dedicate

The JAWS w. Side Drop In
Center for retired workers and
their wives, formerly located
in the Local 900 Hall at 1885
Livernois, has been moved to
the JAW Local 40 Building at
1871 Oakman Boulevard near
18th st.
The new Center, which is
operated for all pensioners,
regardless of union affiIia-
ton, opened Monday, July 16.
Hours of operation will be
weekdays from $50 am. to
3 pm.
Official dedication of the new
Center took place Wednesday,
July 25.
Officers of the international
Union and of Local 40 attended.
and all pensioners in the area
were invited, Miss Olga Madar,
union official said.
She expressed the thanks OF
the International Union and OF
the JAWS Retired Workers
Council to the officers and
members OF JAW Local 900 for
the use of their building for
the past two and a half years.
She said area retirees also
appreciated the action of JAW
Local 40, for donating space in
their hall for the new Center.
The JAWS other Drop In
Centers in the Detroit area are
located in the Local 3 Hall,
842S Joseph Campau; and the
Local o., Hal, 1901 Mack.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
JEWISH LEADER

NEW YORK, The death OF
DR.. David w. Petegorsky, ex-
ecutive director of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress, removes
from the public arena one who
devoted his energies and
great talents to the noble cause
of creating a society in which
men OF different faiths, races
and national origins could dwell
in peace. harmony and mutual
respect" Roy wilkins, NAACP
executive secretary, said, in a
telegram of coincidence to the
Jewish leaders widow.
After a long illness, DR.. Pete
gorsky died at his home in New
York City July Is.
He had served as executive
director of the AJC since 1945.
The NAACP, Mr.. wilkins
said. will miss the cordial
cooperation and support he
gave to our common cause"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04

select a vice-presidential candi-
iate--without a bit of fanfare.
probaly rivaling the unusual
that is. unless our radar is
working similar to those of IN.
illfated Stockholm and sunken
Andrea Doria.
BY all means, get out early
next Tuesday and cast Won,
vote for those candidates Won
think best suited for the Jobs
or administering the rules law
and regulations of the land
invited your friends to do like.
wise.
Remember. Its your political
duty" to 60 to the polls next
Tuesday. and every election.
You cannot split your ticket,
either all Democratic or Re.
publican. See you when the
smoke clears from the First
Disfrict-nexf week.
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Several Republican opponent:
are campaigning also In the
first Congressional district.
Veteran Robert Ward and
Earl Kennedy. the latter who
has campaigned in the llth
District for the Michigan
House of Representatives dur
ing the past two campaigns.
Ward. former Jury Commits
sioner. and holder of severa'
other county positions, belong
20 the early COP office seekers
Kennedy. prominent in rea'
estate. social and civic circles,
although a Party man, draws
much upon the independent
voters, as well as from the party
Supports Labor
In a recent statement, Ken
nedy pointed out that the COZ
in Michigan. rs definitely in
.erested in the problems OF
working people. despite whaa
he opposition may say, or have
said.
"A man out of work, needing
a job. gets just as hungry, ii
a Republican. as if he were y
Democrat" he declared.
What About Nixon?
Lets peek at the National
political scene for a brief mo
ment.. don't be surprised Il
Vice President Nixon is side
tracked" at the COP conven
ton in Frisco there is more
behind the Harold Stasseil
Gov. Herter for Vice-president'
than meets the unframed pol
itical eye.
We predict that the COZ
Frisco convention will not be
Cut and dried as many
insiders have predicted. .ther,
will be as many unannouncetl
'ambushes" as are expected
at the Democratic Convention
n Chicago.
Former President Harry Tru
nan, wise enough to keep III
the news, one way or th'
other. certainly will influence
the Dems in Chicago; his rol,
Of elder statesman" notwitl.
standing. either will the Dem.
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Newspapers
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Elizabeth Ellington General Manager Managing Editor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
CLIO SCHOOL
RUNS WEEK

PORT HURON. Mich Com.
pletion of a 10-class schedule
for the statewide AFL-CIO
leadership training institute the
week of Aug. IL through 10 has
been announced by the Michi-
gan CIO education director Don
Stevens.
JAW region Ia will hold a
school the week of Aug. 1925
and region &c is scheduled for
August 26-Sept. /.
Statewide students are also
enrolling for advanced tim e
study which will be offered the
week Of Aug. 1925 and labor
journalism, the week of Aug. 20.
Sept. l.
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kSOhAAiaCo 4AOiA oSG ~
the bride of David Charles Jones
on Saturday al the home of The
bride. 3452 Montclair. with Rev.
Wallace S. Colvin, pastor of New
Testament Baptist Church, Of
ficiating.
White appliqued tulle and lace
formed Mary Janice's ballerina
length dress, with pearl neck
line. and long pointed sleeves.
A small beaded pearl hat held
her illusion veil and she car
ried white carnations. Her mad
of honor, Betty Weatherly, wore
blue crystalette princess style
ballerina length dress. small
snug blue hat. and carried pale
red roses
Jimmy Mcdonald of Caniff
street, Hamtramck, was best
man for the bridegroom. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan,
22l4 Seyburn.
A reception at the home of
the brides mother followed
the ceremony. The brides
mother wore black and white
cotton lace dress. with full
skirt. and white carnation
corsage. The groom's mother
wore beige silk sheath dress.
and white carnation corsage.
Mrs. Betty Jane Skates of
Brooklyn. N. Y. Mrs. Janice
Boafner Gage. and Miss Fran
els baltimore were hosfesses.
Special guest among the $50
or more guests present were
Mrs. Lee Theus and nephew,
Jerry of Buffalo, New York.
Janice attended Southeastern
High School and was crowned
queen of Miller High School last
October, 1855, is parliamentarian
of the Del-Ettes Club, CORE
spending secretary of the New
Testament Skylark Ensemble.
The couple will reside on Mont
clair street.
Mr.. Richard Wissmueller, one
of the greatest organ and piano
artists of our time, sponsored by
MurlitZer Organ and Piano Co.,
presented an organ recital at
Bethel Temple Baptist Church,
5l10-30th and Herbert streets,
Sunday, July 10Th. at 7:30 pm.
A huge crowd was on hand to
enjoy an evening of classics.
spirituals and hymns.
Miss Agnes Kimbrough of
Prairie, Ala, is visiting rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Per-
kins, and family of 1923 Merrick
street.
Jessie Berrien, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Berrien, OF
Moore Place, and William H.
Thomas. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thomas, 27l7 Ardndt,
were married Saturday at the
home of Rev. ]. H. Gatlin, who
performed the ceremony at 2
pm.
The bride chose white lace
and net dress, with hoop skirt.
long sleeves. Her beaded cap
held her illusion veil, and she
carried white carnations. Her
maid of honor, Barbara Berrien,
sister of the bride, was only at
tendant. She wore a pink lace
dress and carried bouquet OF
white carnations and roses.
William asked Horace Jones
of Watson street to be best man.
The brides mother wore a beige
lace duster, with brown celloid
shoes and bag. and white rose
corsage.
The bride is a graduate of
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CIVIC ROUNDUP

Northeastern High School and
her husband, the last of nine
children to be married, is a
graduate of Miller High School,
and has one year credit at
Wayne University.
Reception was held at the
Ferry Center and more than
$50 guest were present. Host
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
Ford Scholarship

GRAMBLING. LA. - Earline
Bradford. a i5-year-old Gram
bling High school student. will
be admitted to Tslladega (Ala.)
College, in September on an
early admission scholarship.
The Early Admission Program
Is an experimental project
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04

sponsored by the Ford Founda-
ton to permit students who
make superior scores on the
cooperative intercollegiate Ex-
animation to enter college be-
fore finishing high school.
The scholarship covers halt
expenses and is renewable each
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04
what they'e saying
Bv LUTHER WEBB

Tuesdays voting in state county and national elec
tons in Wayne Coupnty promise not too much excite
menexcept possibilities in the First Cong District
where Senator Cora NJ Brown is attempting to unseat
Cong Theo. Macrowicz- without aid of the CIO or re-
gular Democratic Party support (See story Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04

Assistant Football Coach
Jack Cotton officially leaves
Wayne State University for
his new post as Pennington
High School Athletic Direc-
tor on August /. Cotton will
complete nine years of service
to the University as both an
assistant coach in football and
basketball.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-04

GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER
THE Rod and reproof give wisdom: but child left
to himself Bringeth his mother to shame"
Correct thy and he sail Give thee rest yea, he
shall give delight unto thy sovI"-Proverbs 29:15, H.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-01-26

Here's how: simply take proof of ownership
your title, owners card or registration certifi-
cate-to any Plymouth dealer and register your
motor number on the FREE entry blank. It's
that easy. Nothing to buy.
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n E W S
FROM THE
Ruth Enlow Library
BY EDITH BROCK

A number OF books have been 90
mated this week by Miss Julia Nc
Henry Howard. Mrs. Wilson X
LeVering and Dwight Gauer.
A display of young peoples hob
bies is being set up in part Of the
large exhibit case. Additional ma
terial will be welcomed for this
display, especially from young
people who have hobbies in the
field of science.
A Valentine exhibit is planned
for the first two weeks in February
We would be glad to borrow old
Valentines for this exhibit
Among the new novels which
have been added to the library re-
Gently are The Golden Journey"
by Agnes Turnbull; Island in the
Sun by Alec Waugh; The Turn
ing Tide" by Evelyn McDonald
valley of the Vines" by JOY Pack
er; and The Long March, by Jane
Barry.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL ADS, TOO
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Use
truck and car tires. Willard r. Glib
son, D Street, Mt. Lake Park, Md
Phone DE 4-4l24-Adv 48-tf.
FOR SALE-Snow pillow for Ford
or Ferguson tractor. Front end
mount and hydraulic lift Paul Sc
bold. Phone DE 4-2976-Adv. 48-tf
FOR SALE-Fan belts and radi-
ator hose. Full discount to dealers
Gibson's Auto Wreckers, located at
Loeb Lynn. Phone DE 4-3429-Adv
48-2t
FOR SALE - Generators and
starters, new, used, rebuilt If we
can't sell you one, we'll fix yours
Regulators to match. Gibson's Auto
Wreckers. located at Loeb Lynn
Phone DE 4-3429.-Adv 48-2t
FOR SALE = Tune-up kits for
your carburetor include gaskets,
needles and seats, and pump. Full
discount to dealers Gibson's Auto
Wreckers, located at Loeb Lynn
Phone DE 4-3429-Adv. 48-2t.
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300 feet nearer the dam was oper-
ated by Charles burst. His son.
Lewis, was the top sawyer for
many years. Both of these mills
had discontinued operation before
my recollection. Only the sawdust
piles remained.
A similar sawmill was operated
by C J Otto just east of his farm
for several generations and later
by his son Samuel Otto
In more recent times, Philip Nc
Andrews operated a sawmill on
Elk Lick Run just below the Nc
Andrews farm in the early 1900's,
When the old Swauger dam was
drained by the C,C.C boys for the
purpose of rebuilding the dam,
they found great quantities of
white pine stumps and logs on the
bottom of the dam, perfectly pre-
served by the waters that had COW
cred them for 70 years. Some of
the logs were sawed into lumber.
While making a hurried trip
through the country recently, l
paused for a long nostalgia look at
the old spot. Here was the place
where | went fishing, swimming
and skating as a youth. In the win
ter we cut ice to be stored in the
ice-houSe for use in the hot sum-
mer months ahead The old dam,
cleaned and refurnished bit, was
still there. But all else had changed.
All of the original buildings have
vanished. Not one remains. An
other generation now plays at New
Germany and sWims in the lake
For this is now the New Germany
Center of the Savage
River Forest. In the old orchard
is now to be found picnic tables,
shelter houses and even a drinking
fountain. On the slopes above the
lake, scattered about among the
trees are comfortable and modern
cabins for the use of visitors that
come from far and near. Only the
old mill-stones stand guard at the
entrance to the parking grounds.
from The Glades Star
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IA Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Fourteen marriage licenses were
issued during the past week ending
Monday at noon from the office of
Richard L. Davis clerk of the Cir
cult Court. This brought the total
for January thus far to So
Kenneth Cleveland Worries, 40,
trucker, and Della Marie Grand
staff. 40, both Wheeling, W Va.
Marvin Ray Thomas, 81, laborer,
near Terra Alta, w. Va, and Ethel
May DeBerry, 18, near Albright, w.
Va.
Charles Edward Harper. 36.
trucker, ard Effie May Hewitt 49,
both MorgantoWn, w. Va.
mail carrier, Terra Alta, w. Va, and
Peggy Glendine Sisler, Is, Crellin,
Md.
Donald Kenneth Glover, q, us.
Navy, Confluence, Pa. and Naomi
Ruth Beachy, IS, near Fort Hill,
Pa
Augustus Cleveland Fraley. 35,
body man, MorgantoNn, w Va. and
Rose Zilkanich. 10, Sabraton, w. Va.
Alfred Merle Rose, IS. parents
consent finisher, Youngstown, o.,
and Catherine Marie Leachko. 49,
Lemont Furnace. Pa
Charles Louis Geyer, 20, par
ents consent store clerk, East
Pittsburgh Pa. and Amory Lou
Sewers, 49, Turtle Greek, Pa.
William Frank Lowther, %. as
sistant clerk near Bridgeport, w
Va, and Mary Alice Cochran, 81,
near Pennington, w Va.
Eugene Conway Sherman, 49,
parents consent trucker, Rigg, W
Va. and Dianna Margaret Critics
IS, Petersburg, W Va.
Amnon Wayne Flick Jr., 81 ma
chine operator, Piedmont, w Va.
and Donna Novella Flick 30. Beryl,
W Va
Alan Herbert Bargebuhr. p. hos
pital attendant and jeanne Grace
Susan Anton, 20, both Pittsburgh
Pa
John Henry Kuroski, %. serv.
sta. att, and RoWena Yvonne Cole
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both Fairmnnt. w Va.

q. both Fairmont. w Va.
Ray Howard Metheny 10, par
ent's consent laborer, Highland
Park, Mich, and Barbara Jean Lis
ton, 49, near Morgantown, w Va
Licenses Recently Issued
William Perry Mallow, %, tim
herman, Alpena, w Va, and
Eleanor Mae Stalnaker, near Bever-
ly. w. Va.
Robert Wesley Shuman, %, cook,
and Garrett jeanette Jacobs, D.
both Clarksburg, w Va.
Vester Vance Phillips. 40, miner,
and Margaret Flo Phillips GerbeS,
81, both Morgantown, w. Va. for
mer husband and wife
John Henry Bartock "a, and
Helen May Collins, 30 both near
UniontoWn, Pa.
Jimmie Covy MalloW, 25. farmer,
and Charleane Dolores Carr, II,
parents consent both job w. Va.
Keith Roby, o. laborer, hide
pendence, w Va. and Gretchin
Caribell Ellifritz, 20, near King
wood, w. Va.
Verlon Lesion Bolyard. q,
teacher, and Norma Lee Plum, %,
both Morgantown, w. Va.
ElWood Burton Posey. &c, time
keeper, Orlando, w. Va, and Mar
bia Ruth Brown, 20, Falls Mill. w
Va
John Gordon Evans, IS, parents
consent Woodsman. Hazelton. w
Va, and Patsy Ann Rosenberger,
1E fYNapnnftu Ia,
w Va.
Crawford William Moore, 35, la
borer, and Minnie Mae Dean, 30,
both UniontoWn, Pa.
Prencie Lee Dennison, 25, labor
er, Akron, O., and Robbie Marie
Schellin IS, near Kimboltin, o.
Franklin Delano Mullenax, %
farmer Hambleton, w. Va, and
Shelvie Jean Warner, IS, Parsons
w Va.
James Wesley Bryan, %, laborer
MorgantoWn, w Va, and Shirley
Ann Hunt, Is, Mona, w. Va.
John Henry banks, Il, electric
platter, near Newburg, w. Va, and
Mary Louise Shahan, Is, parents
consent near Morgantown, w Va.
Earl Delano Wilt, 10, parents
consent miner, Crellin, Md, and
Thelma Marie Weimer, 10. near
GOrmania, w Va. in Garrett coun-
ty, Md
Clyde Sam Whiting, %. machine
operator, Chesterland, Ohio, and
Vera Doraine Pratt, q, near Tun-
Melton. W. Va.
Weldon Keith Nicholas, q, US.
Navy, Arlington, Va, and Yvonne
Eloise Matthews, IS, Elk Garden
W Va
Stephen Lawrence Zachar, 81,
laborer, Baltimore, Md. and Mary
Theresa Drazul, 65 near Deer
Park, Md
Edward DANIEL Miller, %, steel
worker, and Dolores Ann Burn
worth, l6 parents consent both
Markleysburg, Pa.
Everett Lorraine KidWell. "a,
timberman, near Albright, w Va.
and Evelyn Louise Dovell, 18
Petersburg. w. Va.
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mont, W Va Also Mrs. Marie Ma
roney Nethken Mrs. Agnes Gar
rett Won Rinteln and Miss Helen
P. Garrett, all Of Baltimore.
Present in the sanctuary during
the Requiem Mass celebrated by
the pastor of 81. Peters Catholic
Church were Father McAvoy, the
Superior of Holy Cross College,
Washington, d. c., and Father NeiG,
of the staff of The Bengalese, Of
ficial organ OF the Holy Cross For
eign Mission Society, the latter also
stationed in. Washington, ID. c.
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The Mills Of Nctv Germany

,
from the fact that two doctors, DIR,
ID. L. hester and DR.. Mitchell, used
it as their offices as they went
about the country dispensing their
remedies and services.
Another building, larger, stood
near the Doctors Office. 1t was
built to house a general store The
first occupant was Frank Green. On
June A, 1883 he was appointed the
first postmaster for New Germany.
lie was followed on Oct. %, 1885, by
rreeman Graham and on May TO-,
1857, Miss Mary Otto took over
both the store and the postoffice
This building always went by the
name Of the Graham House. On
Aprl Is. 1889, Christian j. Otto be-
came the new postmaster and
moved it to his home at the foot of
Meadow Mountain Thus the post
office left the Graham House never
to return However, after President
Cleveland's election it did return
to the dam with William Camp as
postmaster. This time il was
housed in a new building well up
on the bank and on the road to the
churches. The date was July 3,
1888 As usual store was a part
Of the pattern. On Sept %, 1894,
Amelus c. Wagner took over to be
followed on Jan 20, 1897, by Lewis
Brenneman in the same location.
Mrs Clara V. Otto had the longest
tenure of office. She was appointed
April 81, 1899 and held it until the
postoffice was discontinued Aug.
81, 1927. The Graham House was
used briefly in the winter of 1902
as a classroom when the school
house burned.
In later years. the Swauger grist
mill was taken over by Philip Nc
Andrews who operated it for many
years. BY that time the dam was
leaking badly due TO the burrowing
OF crawfish and enough water
could not be secured to operate
the mill. He hooked up a steam
engine in tandem with the water
wheel and together they did the
job. have never seen the feat
duplicated
The McAndreWs were the only
Catholics in a Protestant commune
ty and were looked upon by the
neIghborhoOd children as strangers
from another planet And yet there
grew up a close friendship be-
tween this strange Irishman and
myself. In returning from school l
often met him trudging along the
lonely country roads and he al
ways stopped for a chat Invariably
his parting admonition was Nov
you go ahead and get an education
For instance. you understand, |
don't want you to have to work as
hard as l do" The expression for
instance, you understand, had no
specific meaning but was literally
interlarded throughout his CONVEX
sation | doubt if anyone else ever
knew of this friendship. In looking
back upon it after the lapse of so
many years, l sometimes wonder
what effect his urging had upon
my later determination to get an
education" Certainly no one else
ever urged it 50 often or so dill
gently.
Two Blandy saWmills we're built
about l2-mile north of the dam
The upper one was known as the
Funk mill The other one, about
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-01-26

FOR SALE-Radios: 81 Pontiac.
AS Buick. 81 Nash and others
Gibson's Auto Wreckers, located
at Loeb Lynn Phone DE 4-3429-
Adv 48-2t.
FOR SALE-195O C. Z. refriger-
ator, 8 Gu. it,, mechanically perfect
Just make me an offer. Owner leav-
ing State Thomas Hutchinson.
Fingerboard Road.--Adv 48-lt
FOR RENT-Large office room.
$1,000 per month 80 Alder Street
Phone DE 1929. Apply after p.
m.-Adv. 48-tf.
FOR SALE-Automobile glass.
new and used, Full discount to deal
ers. Gibson's Auto Wreckers. To-
Gated at Loeb Lynn. Phone DE 4
3429.-AdV. 48-2t.
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Attend Final Rites
For Mrs. P. J. Garrett

Among those who attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. P. J Gar
rett, OF Deer Park. were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert B. Garrett, of Balti-
mare: Charles A. Garrett, Cumber-
land; Mr. and Mrs. William r. Gar
rett and daughter Rose Ann, Fair