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HOUSES FURNISHED tcons.I

EMBASSY AREA-Liv. rm.. with
french doors to screened porch,
TV din. rm.. . twin bedrms., gar
den patio on large modern kit.
full, comfortable. buslines. $3.50
AID. 1910. %
MT. PLEAS bedrms.. III baths
mod. kit. 3 porches; auto. gas heat;
rear ward; Bendix wash; suitable
lac. fam. or group; excel. transp,
10. 3-4634. -
MT. PLEASANT-Nicely furn. brick
house, : rms. = baths, rec rm /.
gas heat: inclosed porch: Sl4O mo.
KEACH L. PURCELL, Elk. 3-24l2.
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HOUSES FURNISHED


ALIEN. bedrms, completely fur.
niShed bSmt fenced yard. air con-
ditiOncr. auto washer cOnv airn0rt
and PentagOn. so J-S1iS. -
CORNER nth AND SHERIDAN Sis
NV. Dct bcdrms . baths, rec
rm avail NAV | viii lease i
mos VI " yrs RA 3-91n; -?
ln.--Furn, or unfurn {" bedrms
kit Nv rmr bath reaS, or 4
DISTRIt NV, nrby Md and va
several available = 10 $ bedrooms
10 D baths, price RANGE ShjU 10
500 ELIJAH q ARNOLD icol
uSA ret broker EN- 3.4315
FAIRFAX VIC. Little ivv. covered
cottage on old Va est Nv nm
~, bath, garden; S;5i or .,
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MICHIGAN PARK

blks. north OF Providence Hos
pital, 492l s.. Dakota ave. ne.
Standardized G-story brick. full
basement 3 bedrms. also separate
DINING room, Ia baths all new
furniture, for STAG mo. and 2-year
ture will be transferred to tenants,
clear. or unfurnished sos mo. (.
| bus fare only. Open Sun. 20
pm or phone for appointment
weekdays.
STEUART BROS, INC.
DI. 7-2434 DI. 1896
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

AkL. - Excel. oppor. Tor combined
resident business location Nc
elaine PROPERTIES, ia. 2-33O0
NEAR FALLS CHURCH. VA.-Small
bungalow. ideal for couple: on bus
Line; . minis. from D E and
immed. occupancy; furnished or I'M
6lag -
itepl,. dir. rm' XII, bedrms,
bath, ser porch. util nm. and "a
rage; Sl"5 mo. ia s-9l3i. -
AND IT Is so CONVENIENT--4-
bedrm., :!-bath, fun basement home
in n. Arlington, convenient 70
h Up plnE :, transportation and
S,ehools $40 Tel, JE. :;;-'S6%;9.
SITE fiHFG 81 Def Faii' c dW6. y .Osdrm
brick. reconditloned. remodeled plus
t! rm.. kit. ana bath apt Convent
ent and modern. Gail Mr.. King.
RiDDELL REALTY. d. 1-19UO;
ewes, TIE 6-07"S.
ARLINGTON-FALLS CHURCH AREA
II may suit your needs. We offer
. ana ]; bedrn. brick homes, $50
tiles, 500 WRIGHT REALTY INC,
ia. "-4sD0. -
SILVER SPRIN6-All larEe rooms
J baths. bedrooms. also swimming
pool. See ROBERT GRAY d Co,
Isle SH 5. 81 DAkoTA AVE. N.E.-3.bed-
[ [m - priek ao,Sb , x 1aths a si Eepl;
CLARKsBURG. MD No. :. 4
rms iull bsmt-, so; No l. S
rms. full bSmt., $5u; No =. rms
i rms. si5 Apply No. S Ham
mond DIR ClarksbuLe. NJ 3
SILVER SPRING. 1881 Bluhill I'd -,
"-bedrm BRICK fun nsmi-. FENCED
N E.F SiE SsS me A 20 sas Ma;
5 rms; all Improvements cleo.
ranse reierigerator and WASHING
machine. fun bsmt and attic s;or-
age rm. Duukirk 5-1tS6 IS
ALLX.. 1871 Woodbine, mr.. FAIR
!ington shopping -oedtm. blk {,
INV h., disposal, 500 mo. TE D.
1851 MASS. AVE. N.w.-14 rms
suitable for lge examination or
room. house: $3.50 mo. no. 2-3i6s.
10
ARLINGTON, Mckinley school dis
uict--Brick Colonial. :. oedrmS..
bath. liz. rm with flrepl, sep din
lns rm-. full bsmt cony 70 shop,
, lTnR.P SIP ,SS mo. q MORTON NOR q
FAIRF AX-Nearly new brk rambler:
8 bedrms.; full tile bsm, fenced
corner lot; $40 OR 3-us@o -,
At WELLINGTON VILLA. near Nj,
Vernon blvd. - Unfurnished cot
laee: > rooms; large yard; oil heat;
ARLINGTON - bedroom Colonial;
or 4-944e or OF. 4-SO5O. -
DISTRICT-N W, nearby Nd and
VA Several available: > to > bed-
rms Price rance $3.50 TO Sauu
ELIJAH 6 ARNOLD Col USA
ret broker, EN-. 3-4aJ5' JE
FALLS Cha bedrm. ramos
s0U Fisher St, $40. JE 2-63,' ..
FOR RENT OR SALE-%50 mo 4
room house, la-acre OF ground
well water 5000 condition: elec. b
miles from D c. line. Ardemore
Nd Gail OWNER. AP. 7-0l13 -
5;IS 9th AVE. East Pines, Md -
liv. rm. and full bSmt. with storaEe
S WALKER 't / DSS iii INC. Co q
WE HAVE SEVERAL LOVELY
HOMES IN THE S25U-S5O0 PRICE
RANGE WALKER a DUNLOP,
:;Oi MINNESOTA AVE. S.E.-G
rooms, :! baths, recr rm auto.
heat. Sl25. r. r. RUPERT, ST
i2.0 LIVINGSTON RID. S.E.--Semi-
Diet brick. 3 bedrmS.. bath, gas heat
Law in basement Nj tFansp
at 49.4 DI 5-5l45. -
Sc. HILLCREST. 1915 Both at
u rms, 2 oedrmSo rec rm ga
rase; h-w.h.; Sll5 mo. LU. l-255i
3a0s HUNTINGTON NV - Eieht
rooms. > baths. oil heat. nice yard.
LIST floor Just redecorated; SlG5 mo
"al / STEVENSON PL., near oath
and RitienhouSe-lSt-h. den. 2 bcd e
rms, . baths md a. house re-
conditioned: Sls5 month
GEORGE | BORGER, INC
aAp Indiana ~ rll
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APARTMENT VALUES

e3l5 Lincoln I'd. mel -bedrm
apt: S71 80, utils. incl.
7l39 Maple ave, Takoma Park
Bedrm liv. rm.. kit and bath: $50
52l Peabody st. nw-2 bedrms
~ rm,. din, kit and bath; $50 so
430e HALEY terri. SCI bedrm
apt; S69.50.
liv rm. kit, and bath Sse.50.
3525 Commonwealth ave. ALEX
Va. = bedrms.. liv, rm.. kit. anc
bath: $50
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BETHESDA
KENWOOD AREA

contemporary split level rambler
with Cathedral ceiling. LARGE living
dining ell, all-elec. kit. with break.
last space. 1 bedrms and 2 baths;
nnished rec. rm, with picture win.
gov overlockine Wooded rear ward.
Many quality features. Priced in
ioW iortieS Ewes, call Mr.. Hergen-
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
d DEVELOPMENT co (REALTORsI
IA6U Mass Ave NV I'M 11ARA
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Chew Chase Village
Chevy Chase, D. c.
SPRING VALLEY


Beautiful residence on quiet street,
Suitable for large family or offcial
entertainins.
drawing room. library opening on
stone terrace dining room. pantry:
Kitchen and powder room: Second
a0G Baths H TSrS oor areS' bedr GSSm
bath. Large, light and airy. base
ment with servants room and bath
lear garage. Garden well planted.
ONE OF THOSE HOUSES OF
RARE CHARM SELDOM ON THE
MARKET. Shown BY appointment
onlS.
James L. Dixon Co.
EN-. 2-92s0 tExclusivel ST. $1,000
5 BEDRMS., 3 BATHS
Gas heat, . open firepls., porch,
Al cond, Priced for quick sale.
RIGGS d. co. NE. S-O4S6
COLORED-3 APIS. 3 KITS
Good investment: $500 down. ia,
y-6S0O.
COLoRED-I6th AND MERIDIAN
Lge. Diet. 4-bedrm home: . baths
Close to bus, stores. Terms. AUER-
PAIN ANIL ~ "a. d-ooul' RA
3-6552.
CoLORED-FIRST ST. NEAR y. II
AVE. N.W-Choice of . fine houses
No. /. Semidet.. u rooms, brick, gas
NV h !; under Sl5.OUu No. > Ele-
CANT EngliSh-type brick. d large
rooms. :! modern baths, rec. rm., !.
porches, : freplaces' gas h, h :;
s ga EsTy M poSSessl To TTsaf'
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO, 1924
18th st. NV. AID. $1,000.
COLORED-82I GALLATIN ST
closed porches. 2 baths: gas heat;
ants. Price risht: down pa payment ne
and tetmS easy Call Mr. Clark
RIA. 3-a6iI. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
CO, 1924 l4th st, NV. AID. 4-2005
ICoLoRED-Do NOT BE FOOLED
Inspect, then see Mr.. Waple. Sc,
I 62l Gallatin st. NV, and 3544 lltf
st: NV. Price and terms you car
afford
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1874 l4th St NV. AID. 4-20o'
RA. 3-5711 Elk. 3-340C
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
$685. DOWN
Attrac. ,!0-ft Colonial brick;
: lge rms. FIT concrete porch. II
baths: full bsmt oil NV h.: ga
rase: excel cond.; mr.. 18th and New
R r st. Ss-5711 Elk. 3-34OC
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POTOMAC AREA
Silver Spring Special

Take advantage OF this n-story.
detaehea home. on nice corner lot
Center-hall entrance with separate
nv rm., din, rm. and kitchen on LIST
moor 3 bedrms. and bath on ond
foor full bSm'. with recreation
room ana bar, wall-to-wall carpet
inH Price Slj.ljU. can be p,Ir-
CHASED 81 or conventional. Call
MA. S-6iin till . pm,
SIDNEY 2 MENSH a. CO. INC.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-01-27
ENGELHARD MAN IS
KILLED IN WRECK
SATURDAY MORNING
MansIaughter Charge Follows
Death Of MurI Gibbs
In Wreck Near
MiddIe+own

Murl Gibbs, 54-year-old Engel-H
hard man, became Hyde County's
first highway fatality for 1856
about 1890 am. Saturday when
the pickup truck in which he was
riding was hit head-on by an oil
truck IL miles south of Middle
town. The driver of the oil truck,
21-year-old Ashley Duane Will
liams of near Engelhard, will be
charged with manslaughter, it was
announced on Monday by the in
vestigating patrolman, w. Z. VIII
liams.
The 1862 Chevrolet pickup, own
ed and driven by Burl Spencer of
Engelhard, was travelling south on
the rural paved road when met by
the north-bound oil truck, 1854
Chevrolet owned by Coastal Oil
Company of Belhaven, Gulf dis
tributor for the area. Patrolman
Williams said tracks indicated
that the oil truck ran partly off on
the right-hand shoulder of the
road for about so feet and then
travelled 3S feet across the road to
where the two trucks hit. Other
tracks indicated that Mr.. Spencer
applied his brakes and that his
truck skidded for 9 feet before
the collision. The right-hand front
of the oil truck struck the left
hand front of the pickup and the
two vehicles came to rest on the
west shoulder of the road almost
in a small roadside ditch.
Mr.. Gibbs suffered head and ia
cial injuries and died instantly.
Both drivers were hospitalized,
Mr.. Spencer suffering from shock,
cuts on the leg and under the eye,
and a broken cheek bone, and Mr..
Williams from shock and bruises.
The front end of both trucks
was demolished and both were es-
timated as total losses by the pa
trolman, except for the tank of the
oil truck which escaped damage.
The exact cause of the accident
has not been determined, as pa
trolman Williams says neither
driver has been able so far to shed
much light on just what happen
ed.
Funeral services for Mr.. Gibbs
were held from his home near En-
gelhard Monday afternoon, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Angus M. Cam
eron, the Rev. w. P. Armstrong,
and the Rev. A. W. Huffman; bur
ial was in Amity Methodist Church
cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Maggie Lewis Gibbs; one son, Sui
Ivan Gibbs of Greenville; two
grandchildren; two brothers, Rob-
bic Gibbs of Fairfield and Early
Gibbs of Columbia; and two sis
tiers, Mrs. Stanley Armstrong and
Mrs. Jessie Hudson, both of Fair
field.
Mr.. Gibbs was the son of the
late John o. and Cora Gibbs of
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-01-27
FUNERAL AT HATTERAS FOR
MRS. SUSAN B. FOSTER

Mrs. Susan Balance Foster, So,
died in Hatteras Wednesday at
1915 at the home of her son, Err
nal Foster, following an illness of
two weeks. She was the daughter
of Benjamin and Amanda Stowe
Balance, and widow of Charlie B.
Foster. She as a member of the
Hatteras Methodist Church.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Alma Willis, of Norfolk, Va;
Mrs. Lola Gaskins and Mrs. Edna
Garrish, of Hatteras; four sons,
Ernal Foster, Hollas Foster, Will
liam Foster and CASTOR Foster,
all of Hatteras; one sister, Mrs.
Nancy ]. Meekins of Hatteras;
two brothers, w. T. Balance, of
Chester, Pa, and /. S. Balance,
of Hatteras.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted today, Friday at 2 pm. in
the Hatteras Methodist Church by
the Rev. Dan Meadows, pastor,
assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Dew,
pastor of the pentecostal Holiness
Church. Burial will be in the fam
Ily plot at Hatteras.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-01-27
TWO SISTERS FROM HYDE
ON EGG. HONORS LIST

Two students from Hyde were
among forty at East Carolina Col
lege in Greenville who made the
highest possible grade on all
courses included on their schedules
for the fall quarter. On the honors
list just released by DR.. Orval
L. Phillips, registrar, are Jane
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-01-27

About 40 per cent of U. S. in
dustrial workers do substandard
jobs because of visual defects, 90
per cent of which could be cor
rected, says the Better Vision In
stitute.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-01-27

Army End 1t. William S. Burrus,
"a, son of William S. Burrus, En-
gelhard, recently was graduated
from the Infantry Schools basic
infantry officers course at Fort
Benning, Ga. Lieutenant Burrus, a
1866 graduate of the U. S. Military
Academy, West Point, was sales
man in an Engelhard store before
entering the Army in 1948.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-01-27

Wall and ceiling brushes should
be washed often in warm soap
suds, rinsed in clear water, and
allowed to dry completely, head
down.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-01-27

Mann Creole and Laura Blount
Creole, sisters, of New Holland.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1956-01-27

Engelhard. He was lifelong res
ident of the Engelhard area and
a member of the Pleasant Grove
Christian Church near Engelhard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25

The Convention Eve Dinner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
BY RUBY MCKENZIE
PRINCE HALL EASTERN
STARS HONOR MRS. FIELDS

Mrs. Georgina X. Fields, wife
of Mr.. Daniel Fields, prominent
business man on west side, who
resides on Scotch ave-, beamed
with joy when she learned that
she had been chosen woman of
the Year to receive the annual
award given by Prince Hall East
ern Star Grand Chapter of the
Annual Convention.
This award is given each year
to the person who has made out
standing contribution to the
Order of Eastern Star, as well
as for civic and religious contri-
buttons to her community, and
on basis of general personality.
Mrs. Fields record was tops.
could not be excellent by any
one in michigan. and as a
result she received a beaufi-
full plaque. mahogany en-
qraved in gold Awarded TO
Ceorgina X. Fields for Woman
of the Year" 1856.
Mrs. Fields, an ardent worker,
has pledged her free service to
various organizations, enjoys
working with people, and was
general chairman of This is
Your Life. Paul X. Holt" and
This Is Your Day Wally" af-
fairs which have been much
talked about, and will be long
remembered.
Both affairs, originating with
Mrs. Fields. were rendered to-
ward giving flowers to those
worthy, while they live.
She is secretary of Priscilla
Chapter No. 81, o. E. S., Chair
man of 1854 Class, Daughters of
Isis of Marracci Court No. 80,
A. E. A. O. N. Of M. S., which is
holding it's 55th annual conven-
ton in Washington, DC. begin
ming Aug. goth; the annual SEES
sion of Imperial Council. An
Gent Egyptian Arabic Order,
Mobiles of Mystic Shrine of
North and South America and
it's Jurisdiction, which she will
attend through Aug. oath.
She boarded a plane at Will
low Run Airport Aug. 20.
She is Elks Past DAUGHTER
Ruler. IBPOE of w. Past Loyal
Daughter Ruler of Michigan.
p. D. r. Council. Past Daugh-
ter Ruler of Beulah Land Tenn
pie No. 5es. organiser and
Deputy of Bath City Pawn
Temple No. 1863. MI. Clemens.
Mich: Special Deputy OF Ruth
Temple. Hsmtramck; Grand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
Society Doings-

Dance of the National Musicians
Assoc. ation, Inc, Saturday eve
ming at the Veterans Memorial
Building was quite a classical
event.
DR.. Roscoe r. Polin, president
and the majority of the staff
were present. A short program
was rendered with ]. d. Cal
houn of the Free Press as guest
speaker, Mrs. Grace Wills CIV
ing the introduction.
Soloists were Benjamin j.
Wills, tenor and Vivian Walker,
soprano, which was most pleas
ing.
Leroy Smith orchestra
played the dance music, which
is always so very dreamy. Mr..
L. c. Blount, master of cere-
mony.
Some guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Often, Mrs. Florence
Cole Talmadge, Mrs. Katheleen
Holland Forbes, DR.. Mega King,
DR.. Ruth Fouche, Mr.. Orrin
Southern, Mr.. Clarence Wilson,
Mr.. Kenneth Phillips. Mrs.
Blanch r. Thomas, Mrs. Mile
Mrs. Estelle Andrews, Mrs. Eliza
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
BY MARY BELLE RHODES
vACATIONINC HERE


Mrs. Esther -ayson o. New
York City is mentioning hero
and is the attractive house guest
u the Carr Family" and how
she is enjoying meeting new ac-
quaintances and visiting with
former friends.
Saturday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Carr of Taylor ave-
nue. gave an impromptu party
in her honor, which was most
enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everetfe Scott
of Howell. Michigan. gave a
spend-fhe day party at their
beautiful new home Sunday
with Mrs. Esther PaYfon. Mrs.
Clara Collins. Mrs. Ocfavia
Young. Miss (. Hayes. Mrs.
Juanita Brown and Miss Lou
Use Carr. as guests.
There was so much fun, the
day was not long enough. Other
parties are planned for this at.
tractive matron.
CONVENTION EVE DINNER
DANCE
The Convention Eve Dinner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
To Fill Staff Position

GREENSBORO, N. c.
Mrs. David d. Jones. Wild
ow of DR.. David d. Jones,
heads a list of IL persons
who have been chosen to
fill faculty and staff posi-
tons at Bennett College
for the 1956-57 academic
year.
Mrs. Jones, who, for 80
years, worked side by
side with her late hus-
band in building the col
leoe from a student body
of 10 to its present en-
inence,, will serve as
She has wide experience
and knowledge of the
B e n n e tt constituency,
and interest in the insti-
tuition.
A graduate of the Uni
versity of Cincinnati, Mrs.
Jones has done graduate
work at Columbia Univer-
sity. Among the national
organizations in which she
has held office are the
Methodist Church, YWCA
and the United Council of
Church Women.
Lawyers Hold National
Meeting
The National Bar AS
ISOLATION will hold its 81
st Annual Convention in
New York City from Aug.
3Oth through September
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
Pre-School Fall Household
Dicards

Pre-School Fall Household
Dicards
A pre-school fall cleanup
Eervice houehold dicards is
Icing offered by the Vol
bnteers of America, it is
announced by Col. w. G.,
Boswell, Detroit post COM
handler. 1t will continue
through September 8.
The campaign will be
called "Dicards for Chart
ty.' Items to be picked
up by Volunteers trucks
at the home in Detroit
and Wayne County in
cIude used furniture,
clothing, appliances, bed
ding, scrap iron, paper
and magazines. The pub
lie may call Woodward
2-SS1O for the pickup
service.
Collections are processed
BY handicapped and aged
workers to support the Vol
bnteers charitable pro-
Grams in the Detroit met
opolitan area. These in
Jude clothing needy school
children for the Board of
EDUCATION, summer camp
ind girls, Ballington Re-
fdence for young women
n low income a Mems
Home, rehabilitation of
llcoholics, non sectarian
|eligious services, imme-
Biate family distress aid,
md holiday relief.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25

the Priscilla Chapter No. FL.
and her award was received on
basis of outstanding contribu-
tons to the Order of Eastern
Star. civic and religious con-
fribufion TO her community.
and on general personality.
Shown in picture. left to
RIGHT. Mrs. Gladys v. Risker.
C-rsnd Worthy Mafron. Mrs.
Ruth Flood. Grand Secretary;
Mrs. Georgina X. Fields OF
Priscilla Chapter No. FL. its
Secretary. and Mr.. Simuel
Flood. Grand Worthy Patron.
Photo by F. Williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25

REV. C. MILTON NEWTON.
FORMER pastor Of Chapel Hill
Baptist Church. and his church
choir. 81. John Baptist Temple
Church. CHICAGO. Illinois. were
special quests in CLOSING serv-
ICES Of the pastors eighth an
niversary. Rev. J. o. Truiff.
Sunday. Aug. 18th.
The group arrived n. city
Sunday morning. attending
morning services Of New Light
Baptist Church and CONDUCTING
afternoon services ~ Chapel
Hill, before boarding chartered
bus back 70 CHICAGO. There are
about 100 voices in the church
choir who visited the city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
COMMENTATOR

DETROIT TRIBUNE OPEN HOUSE
Friday afternoon and evening of this week will mark
Ihe event of Open House of the Detroit Tribune Pub
|hing Co., he. $40 Cratiot The time will be from
o'clock in the afternoon and last throughout the
mo- Refreshments will be served.
TRIBUNE COLUMNIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER TO
WE'D
Miss Ruby Mckenzie, and MIR. Fletcher Will; am;
Tribune photographer will be united in Hoy Wedlock
in September.
Mrs Robbie Crum2 sent in her column this week
from East ST. Los iii. Mrs. Comp VIII attend the
National Baptist Convention which is held in Denver
COL
MUSICIANS ASSOCIATION
TIE Musicians Association got started off this week
the grand affair will continue daily with a program
for music lovers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
SOCIAL g.
C7V7CROJINDUP

Assisfsnt Direcfress o. Four
Square Hospitality Depart
ment of the Grand Temple.
Past Secretary of the Detroit
Branch of the National Coun-
Gil of Negro Women; an active
member of ST. Stephen AME
Church. community woman of
Girl Scouts of America. the
mother of two children. Mar
vim Owens Fields. and Mrs.
LaDonne F. Hath.
Mrs. Fields is very crate 'ul
for having been qualified and
honored, and held in such high
esteem among her friends and
fellow workers.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Little Jacquelyn Wade cele-
brated birthday No. l last Mon
day, Aug. 10. and was very
happy to pose for photographers
on her celebration. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Wade of 2008 Highland.
Lynn X. Dawson celebrated
her fourth birthday Sunday af-
ternoon, Aug. 10Th, with many
of her playmates on lawn of
neighbors, 1851 Montgomery.
She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Reginald Dawson, 1856
Clynn Court.
Those present for the party
were Mango Dawson. honoree's
brother. Avon Lawrence. An
ihonY Sims. Frederick Sims.
Kathleen Dobbs. Audry Ried.
Adrisn Dawson. Theresa Daw-
sen. Patricia Chapelle. Karen
Lynn Lew. Cheryl Dawson;
Stephanie Dawson, Marvin
Powell, Anthony Smith, Larry
Dawson. Jasmine CAN'T, Joanie
Cant, frankie Reid. Freddie.
Reid and Lei Ami Dawson. The
Riddles played many games for
entertainment.
Lynn's birthday cake. five
tiers and white. was trimmed
with blue and pink design. She
wore a tier dress. ruffled in
black; hair STYLED in pony tail
with ribbon attached.
Ice cream and cake. potato
chips, nuts and candy were
served, and all had fun.
The Eighth Anniversary OF
the pastor of Chapel Hill Bap-
list Church reached its climax
Sunday afternoon with Rev.
c. Milton Newton and his choir
OF ST. John Baptist Temple
Church. Chicago. Illinois. in
charge.
Rev. Newton, former pastor
of Chapel Hill and his church.
left Chicago Sunday morning
and was special guest of New
Light Baptist Church morning
services and arrived at Chapel
Hill in their chartered bus in
the afternoon where they con-
Quoted services. and Joined in
the elaborate banquet prepared
in honor of the pastor of the
church, his wife, special guest,
and friends.
The committee in charge OF
the pastors anniversary. Mrs.
f(o~t;vuaS nv, Dare ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25

Hynson, Mrs. Charles Coleman,
beth Gary, Mrs. Johnnie B. Red,
Mrs. Eugene Hancock, Mrs. Glo-
r.a Harris, Mrs. Elizabeth Wood
ley. Mrs. Mile c. Lee, Dean
Robert Nolan. Mis-. l.. c. Comes,
Mrs. Jerene Macklin, supervis-
or, and many others.
Mrs. Geneva Casey had a
lovely visit with her mother.
Mrs. Mary Lou Reid and Hev.
and Mrs. Samuel Usher trel-
aiives) while in Atlanta two
weeks ago.
Mrs. Margaret Hawkins is Wis
ting friends for several days
in Chicago, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Brown of fireman are vacation
ing at Idlewild.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartran Drew
of Ford avenue gave their pretty
daughter, Carol, a beautiful
party on her 18th birthday, Sat-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25

HoNORED BY PRIN E
HALL: Mrs. Georc'ns X.
Fields. who Is attending the
s5ih annual session of the I'm
perial Council. Ancient EgYp-
fian Arabic Order Mobiles OF
Mystic Shrine of North end
South America and its juris-
diction. Aug. 20-24. has been
presented the Woman of the
Year Award" Q plaque. by the
Prince Hall Grand Chapter.
Order of Eastern Star. who in
searching records in Michigan
iound none to excel that ae-
CURED by Mrs. Fields.
Mrs. Fields IS a member OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
HAPPY BIRTHDAY PARTY

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST rs, 1856