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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25

imena. Nemozemo sve obici,
media nevrijeme. Tu pocivaju
vjecni san pioniri Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice - Josip
Marohnic, Petar Pavlinac i
drugi. Ustrojitelji i velikani
nase Zajednice, koji su ju ma
noge postavili, isto tako zu-
pu Sv. Nikole North Side. Pr
WI hrvatsku zupu u America.
Vozimo sc u autu brata
Ovcarica, s bracom Nation
Vrkljanom M. Krasicem. Ma
povratku spominju da bi ipak
"a volju obitelji brata Hum
llama trebali "a cas- kod njih.
U glavi nam Sc druge mi
sli role. U grlu osjecamo kao
da je zatvoreno. Nije nam do
jela i pila. Mislimo o ovom
dogodjaju. Prvi puta ma O.
vom nasem groblju. Ma mi
sac nam dolaze nasi velikani
koji tamo zajedno snivaju,
koji su Sc zajedno mucili,
snovali i borili Sc uz velike zr-
TIVE, da svome narodu i svo-
jim nasljednicima ostave
moenu ! jaku bratsku orga-
nizaciju danas Hrvatsku
Bratsku zajednicu, pax leze
ma zajednickom grobliu! =
Zajedno su radili | twill, da-
kle, zajednicki su bill u zivo-
tn pax ! nakon smrti. Nezna-
mo, ali osjecamo, da je to
ipak nesto veliko, znacajno i
historicki, cesa nema ma sva-
kom mjestu.
I ma kraju prozima mas svi-
jest i osjecaj: Sveto je to ma
Sc historicko groblje. Vodje,
ljudi duha i uma,, neukih i
siromasnih hrvatskih doselje-
nika u novo,j postojbini. l kad
bi mogliy mi bi tu izgradih ve-
liki hram, historicki hram u
pocast. nasih velikana bra
&c zajednicara, da hi mas ma
rod hodocastie svake. godine,
da. Sc pokloni sjeni svojih pi-
onira, koji su prvi led raz-
bijali ne samo Hrvatskoj
Bratskoj Zajednici, negoy ma
soj rimo-katolickoj crkvi i
svome narodu. Jest, to je
mjesto sveto velicanstveno.
I u tom razmatranju pred
ocima nam lebdi lik naseg
prijatelja i brata Mate Hum
llama, kao iskrenog i cestitog
zajednicara i covjeka, pax mi
slime, vec kad je morao da
Sc Cd mas zauvjek rastane,
ipak je pocascen da mirno
sniva vjecni sanak u ovom
historickom groblju sa maj
vecim muzevima i pionirima
nasima. I neka mu je -
Vjecna slava!
Njegovi dragi i mill neka
budu prozeti ovim mislima.
I ma kraju reel nam je, da
pokojni brat Mato ostavlja
cd svoga roda, vecinom sa
strane svoje supruge oko 40
clanova u Hrvatskoj Bratskoj
Zajednici. Nije, dakle, uzalud
zivio, jer uspomena ma MEGA
zivjet &c dok bude njegova
roda i mas $ NINA.
Dolazi nam i druga misao
Ponos je biti tlanom zajed-
nice sto sami oval sprovod
i pokop dokazuje, koji je bio
dostojan i svecan "a svakog
cestitog covjeka, a da nije
bio clanom, kakav je bio, "a
njegov svrsetak / pokop ma
rod moguce, izvan rodbine, ne
bi nj znao.
- Flip Vukelic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25

Kod Zajednice Sc mole u
tlaniti na zivotnu osjeguraci-
ju do $4,000, na bilo koji cer-
tifikat u dobi cd 16 do so go
dina. Postojeci clanovi q toj
starosti m ogu povisiti svo-
.tu zivotnu osjeguraciju do
$4,000 - iii mogu uzeh rag
ne vrsti certificate "a ukup-
nu Avotnu osjeguraciju od
$4,000.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25
UG0DNA k0V0ST

Utorak II. novembra sti-
gao je u glavni ured il Chi
cage oveci omot. U njemu We
ci broj molbenica "a novo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25
P0K0P Ma HIST0RICk0M GR0BLJU
HRVATA zAJEDNICARA PITTSBURGHA

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Pokop brata Mate Humljana. - U
proslom brou objavso zalosnu West smrt naseg od-
cnog brata zaednicara. Ovdje je rec njegovu spro-
vod ko obavo cetvrtak prize podne dne 49, januara
1856 Veeer dan prize posjetsmo ga kapeli pogrebnika
Lovrentiea gdje nasi mnostvo nasega svea da
nije bo mjesa sajat Pokonk je bio toio poznat
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25

najboljoj uspoeni Ma rastanku, razume se morao
obecat da Gu opet doc medu nh No, iduceg Gu pu
ia povesti sa sobom svou suprugu tako da oseti
isus topnu nasih primorskh srdaca, koja tako
bliza ako su tako daleko cd mas. g ."-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25

l
II postovan cd svoje brace /
sestara zajednicara. Njegova
zalosna udova Maria zazelje-
la je da prisustvujemo spro-
vodu, sto smo ucinili IL po-
stovanja.
Ujutro 8 sati uputismo Sc
ma bratski zajednicarski spro-
vod. Kad Sc povorka odvijala
cd pogrebnika do nase rimo-
katolicke Crkve Sv. Nikola,
North Side Pittsburgh poce-
10 je snijeziti. Nije bio ugodan
dan. Tmuran zalostan, spro-
vadjamo brata zajednicara
ma vjeeni pocinak.
u crkvi Sc naslo ma sveca-
moi misi oko $50 osoba sto
brojne obitelji, prijatelja
clanova Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice. Pjevnu misu je slu-
zio zupnik owe nase Crkve,
Father Sebastian Loncar. Cr-
kva Sv, Nikole North Side
moguce je jedna cd nasih maj
vecih i najljepsih Crkvi u A
merici. Doista lijep Hiram Bo-
Iii. Bacamo oko po Moi i IL
duse nam nicu razni osjecaji,
Ova Crkva usko je povezana
sa historickim grobljen Sv,
Nikole North Side | sa Hr.
vatskom Bratskom Zajedni-
com.
Nakon sluzbe Bozje uputi-
smo Sc ma groblja zajedno sa
svecenikom Fatherom Lonca.
rom. Groblje Sc nalazi van
mjesta Millvale i kad smo do
sli pod MEGA vlazan snijeg
pokrio je cestu | puteve. Sta.
dosmo zabrinuto kako sc us.
petit automobilom ma groblje
a pjesice tesko daleko. Po-
grebnik osolio put cinderom
a mi jedan "a drugim ma ju,
ris uzbrdo. Penjemo Sc i us:
pinjemo u strahV da necemc
uspjet, ali ipak Sc izvukosmo
dok mas bijeli snijeg obasip.
lie. Cekamo jedni ma ,druge
dok Sc svi uspese tn Sc oku.
pismo oko otvorenog groba
lzadnjeg donna naseg brats
Mate Humljana. .>
Svecenik kaze, nemojte sc
otkrivati. Ovu primjetbu sv
; su veledusno primili. I pocme
; sa zadnjim oporstajem. Do
) ista zalostan zbor. Cujes je'
caj zena udove Marie. Lju'
| dina Sc kotrljaju suze niz Ii
ce, mjesaju Sc S kapljams
rastopljenog snijega.
U ime odsjeka broj 1 "Sv
"Sveti ciji je brat Mato bic
vrijedni clan, zadnji oprosta.
izreee odsjecni tajnik, brat
John Ovcarich, tajnik odjels
bolne potpore i osteta. Vidi
mo prisutnih wise clanova to
ga odsjeka, koji su zrtvoval
sihtu cd posla IL osjecajs
pram pokojnim bratom Hum
|; ljanom. Potom dolazi ma!
glavni blagajnik, takodjel
clan odsjeka broj l, bra
Martin Krasich, ma poziv o
bitelji pokojnika. Dollar 60
vornik, a ma grobu covjek,
osjecaja tesko je govoriti. vi
dino muci Sc i mi ssnjime
Rijec u grlu zapinje. Osjeca
nadvladava.
i Nakon pokopa obitelj po
| kojnika poziva mas ma karmi
nu u njegovu kucu. U supro
snijezne vijavice razgledava
mo Sc po ovom nasem narod
Z nom groblju. Lijepo je ure
djeno ma MENU dostojn
spomenici nasih pokojnika
> Citamo natpise. Sve hrvatsk;
\ ~ " 80
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
M0THERSINCER
PROGRAM

hehearsals-East Side
every Thursday, l pm. to
pm. st. Clair Center,
4OS5 Fairview.
West Side-every We'd
nneSday ! pm. to 8 pm.
Aouge Center, 1901 Spi-
n0Za.
= The st. Clair and the
Rouge Park Mother-sing-
ers are open to all adult
women by application for
membership. No addition
!; = necessary. This program
=, sc co,sponsored by the Par
eat Teachers Association
VI Detroit. The Chorus
provides prov, a baby-sitting
, PEI for the mothers
e Vino wish to bring their
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
ENJOY MUSIC
THROUGH SINGING

Announces Additions for
membership in its civic
choral program, January
] to March l, 1856.
Youth Program) Ev-
cry Wednesday, $50 pm.
adult Program) Every
Tuesday, 700 PMS 100
pm. Red Arrow Room GA
Vete ra MS Memorial
Building, Jefferson Ave-
nue. at Griswold.
Youth Festival Chorale
GA to 20 years of age)
Rehearsal every We'd
nesday. Ills pm. to $3.50
pm. Room 614-Veterans'
Memorial Building.
The Chorale is a must
cal organization for tai
ented young singers who
desire an opportunity to
further their musical ex-
perience in singing finest
choral music available.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
ST. ANTOINE YMCA
MEMBERSHIP
CAMPAIGN UNDERWAY

Rev. Joseph L. Roberts,
minister of Bethel A. M. E.
Church and General chair
man of the 1856 YMCA en-
rollment campaign, an
nounces that the official
kickoff" of the campaign
was held Monday, January
%, at 700 pm. The goal
this year is 500 members
and $15,000.00.
Rev. Roberts has the fol-
lowing persons as his top
aides: A. j. Galloway, chr.
of the civic membership d.
vision; Calvin Rhodes. chr.
of the general membership
division; Damon Keith and
LeBron Simmons, co-chr.
of the physical department
division; Rev. James Wads-
worth and Cecil Robinson,
co-chr. of the youth depart
ment division.
Report meetings of the
campaigns progress will
be held every Monday at
700 pm. at the st. Antoine
YMCA, with the final re-
port being held at the
Downtown YMCA on Feb
ruary ~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
1856 SPRING CHORAL
FESTIVAL.

The Department of
Parks and Recreation will
present its first Annual
Spring Choral Festival in
June, 1856. Additions will
be held in March to select
the Soloists.
The combined groups of
the Department of Parks
and Recreation will par
tlclpate in the Festival and
sing the Cantata,
i Hear America Sing
ing, by George Kleinsin-
ger, based on poems by
Walt Whitman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
REV. BARNES YMCA
FORUM SPEAKER

On Sunday, February D,
at $3.50 pm. the st. An
TONNE Y's Mems Club is
presenting Rev. Cornelius
Barnes, minister OF the
Church of Our Faith, as
speaker on the YMCA For
UNI series.
Mr.. Earl Robinson, pres
ident of the Y's Men Club,
announces that there will
be guests present from all
Of the Y's Men Clubs in the
Detroit area as well as
guests from Canada. This
is the annual brotherhood
program sponsored by the
Y's Mems clubs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
EeHE. No EIril1
CONTINUED From Back Page)

cod7 I adjure thee by God,
that thou torment me not"
Jesus had compassion on
the man, and saw the spirit
val need; he saw the faIsity,
the malpractice. hate and
fear. the demons Of human
bigotry and materially
stacked up against the man,
but he knew they were ALL
MYTHICAL. So he used his,
the most excellent power OF
the one Mind. his Father, and
"ovr Father Mother God, all
harmonious" and healed the
man.
For he said unto him,
COME OUT OF THE MAN,
THOU UNcLEAN SPIRIT"
And the man was healed i'm
medisfeIy.
Recent Perfect Healing
II happened not so long
ago, q Young man was lying
al deaths door lin belief, and
the word of God healed him.
He grasped the Truth as we
learn in Christian Science,
over the telephone. and in .
few days was up and out
again. He said II may have
been the devil, but we licked
him, and now ! feel we'll
again.
We find that in every in
stance, when we let God
reign supreme, a spiritual I'M
Outstanding, connecting us
with that Mind which was in
Christ Jesus, makes every
thing all right, here and now.
The Only Change Is
Human Consciousness
Because fhe Spirit Of God
has never changed, there is
nothing left 70 be changed
but human consciousness.
Mind being immortal, then
all evil beliefs, confusion,
hate, and fear are fhs only
things 10 change.
These can be ruled out as
we I'LL The faculties Of thought
with good. We come out OF
mental human sfagnaiion, as
we LET our thoughts be filled
with the goodness Of God. In
this we learn that evil with
ell Of It's stsgnssions. 10 not
Of God.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
George Of Georgi;
0Ks Segregation

WASHINGTON. ID. c. (CNS)
The Democratic party senior
senator and most respected on
Foreign Affairs. Senator Walter
F. George, is seeking to call a
meeting of Southern senators to
discuss plans OF the South 70
defy the u. S. Supreme Court
ban on segregated public schools.
Sen. George said he thought
the meeting should be delayed
until Senator Russell also OF
Georgia, returns from Florida
where he is recuperating from
q virus infection.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
ADULT PROGRAM
DETROIT MASTER
WORKS CHOIR

K ehearsal every Tuesday
pm. to 10 pm. Room
Ola, Veterans Memorial
Building.
The Choir is open to all
men and women 10 years
Of age or older. The men,
OerS take part in seasonal
vnoral concerts, civic pre-
ssntatlons and appear
saces on radio and tele-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
FULLER-MILLER
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Greensboro, NC. Il n
marriage of Miss Greta
Mae Fuller, formerly of
Greensboro to Frank d.
Miller of Amityville, NY,
on December %, 1855 in
Amityville, was recently
announced by the mother
of the bride, Mrs. Mae {.
Fuller, here.
The groom is the son of
Mrs. Clementine Miller OF
Amityville.
Mr.. Loveline Freamon,
uncle of the bride gave
away inn marriage. (Mr.
Ere a m O n incidental
" gave away his sister,
mother of the bride.) Rev.
Clarence B. Crawford,
pastor of Bethel A. M. E.
Church, Amityville per-
formed the ceremony.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
ANNUAL OPERETTA
PRODUCTION

Each year the Depart
ment of Parks and Recrea-
ton in one public per-
Torrance a light operetta
complete with staging,
dramatics. dancing, and
music with chorus, singing
leads, and orchestra. In
May, 1856, the complete
operetta 1T h e Student
Prince, by Sigmund Rom
berg, will be presented at
the Detroit Institute of
Arts. The entire music
and dramatic cast will be
selected from city-wide
additions conducted Fri
days, ITO pm. and Sat-
urdays, 2-5 pm. at North
ern Recreation Center. Re-
hearsals start in February
with all groups rehears-
ing once a week. Produc-
tions of past years have
included "The Red Milf,
Babes an Toyland", and
"Hansel 0and Gretel".
For further information,
address all letters and APP
plications for membership
to: John B. Caravan,
Choral Director,
Northern Recreation
Center, 1904 Woodward
Avenue, Detroit 2, Mich.
Phone: Trinity 5-5276.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
EDUCATIONAL
Singing PROGRAMS

i"secreational singing for
th nil q rem is conducted
srr a', the City Of De-
s ~Ol. IN many recreation
.sn This program Is
~ S!pec,ally recommended
A., AT. children between the
T sss OF 8 and ID years.
me- "ese groups will take
'''' IN the Annual Christ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04

tombs a man with an unclean
spirit.
WHO had his home in the
fombs; and no man could
bind him, no not with chains.
But when he saw Jesus
afar off, he ran and wor-
shipped him. And cried with
a loud voice, and said, What
have | to do with thee Jesus
thou Son Of the most high
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
yMcA FORUM SERIES

The Y's Mems Club, 81.
Antoine Branch, will spon-
sor its Annual Brotherhood
program Sunday, Feb. 5, at
$3.50 pm. as a part OF the
regular F o ru m Series
events. The program Is a
forerunner of the National
Brotherhood Week obser-
walton at which time a
special effort Is made by
all to foster better human
relations.
The speaker this year
will be the Rev. w. Cor
neliss Barnes, pastor OF the
Church Of Our Faith.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04

Carpenter. Florence Chancellor,
Calhe Clark. Lula Goggins. Ada
Grant, Sarah Hall, Ardelia
Keith, Maude Gould. Mary Hen
derson. Clancy Lindsey, Ro-
setta Parks and CLANCY Mat
thews. Mrs. Wilhemenia Eggles-
ton is president
We sincerely hope that Mr..
Henry Holcomb will be at
home again very soon.
Mrs. Otey V. Smith of 25th
street is in Madison, Wis. for
the funeral of her brother-in-
law.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
COMMENTATOR

mas and Spring Dance,
Drama, and Choral Festi-
walls and the Annual Sum-
mer Pageant sponsored by
the Department of Parks
and Recreation. Consult
your nearest recreation
center for information as
to time and place of re-
hearsals.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04

Funeral services for a veteran
st. Matthews parishoner were
held Monday from the church,
Elizabeth at ST. Antoine.
BERTHE Stanigar. 81, Of 3ll4
McDougall, an employee Of the
Soss manufacturing company for
81 years. was buried in Elm
wood Cemetery.
Father Rockford Meyers offic-
lated with the Webster Funeral
homs In charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
Wayne U. News
DIVISION OF COMMUN-
ITY RELATIONS

DIVISION OF COMMUN-
ITY RELATIONS
Three prominent men,
an automobile company of
fetal, a scientist and a Ii
brarian-will receive hon.
orable doctorates at Wayne
University's mid-year COM
mencement exercises, Tues
day, Jan. 81.
During ceremonies at the
Masonic Temple, DR.. Clar-
ence B. Hilberry, Univer-
sity president, will confer
degrees on: Del S. Harder,
executive vice president,
Basic Manufacturing Divi-
sions of Ford Motor Co.;
Jack A. Morton, director of
Device Development, Bell
Telephone Laboratories,
hurry Hill, Nj; and Ralph
A. dwelling, director, De-
troit Public Library.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
RED CROSS
RECRUITMENT
EXTENDED

Detroit Chapter of the
Red Gross has announced
that recruitment of volun-
teers for its various services
has been extended to Feb
ruary Is.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
"A TOAST TO THE
GRADUATE"
Many fine folk receives
EIGHT Tribune oMcD

Many Tine folk received IN
EIGHT Tribune 0McD
vitations last week for the warm
also beautiful reception for Val
da Williams. Kelly. Gwen by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
a. Williams OF Canton. Sunday
evening from 7 to 9 pm.
Valda Williams. Kelly grad
uated from Michigan Normal
College. class OF January 1856.
and was Immediately assigned
TO Bellevue School, so "A Toast
TO the Graduate"
Many friends were happy TO
do her honor Sunday and many
beautiful gifts were received.
Mr.. Kelly is overseas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
20 GUESTS DINNER PARTY

The Leroy Spradleys Of Hard
ing avenue had their beautiful
home all prettied up for their
mammoth dinner party last Sat-
urday night. In the recreation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04

The public is cordially in
vited. There is no admission
fee to these Sunday For
ums.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04

LADIES DAY OUT" at the
Northern YWCA. n Torch
Drive agency. means a day
away from home while the
children are entertained In q
nursery. Some Of the ladies
learn brass work In a crafts
class. From left 10 right are:
Mrs. Naomi Alexander. 1854
Wabash; Mrs. Geneva Alexan-
der. 6s7 Benton; Mrs. Mary
Tanning. Sal Chicago; Mrs.
BoYceits Watt. 1883 Wabash;
and Mrs. Rose Miller. 1923
Bilimore.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04

In the eastern floods in 1855
Boy Scouts engaged in rescues.
delivered food and good d rink
ing water. and served as mes
sengers for relief officials.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04

Boy Scouts will hold a nom
partisan Get-0ut-The. Vote Cam
paign in 1856.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
YOUNG COUPLE WE'D

YOUNG COUPLE WED
Lillian Atkins and Tom.
mic Donald were united in
Holy Matrimony on Sun
day afternoon, January 20.
1856. The ceremony was
performed by the Reverend
Rundless.
The bride wore a white
laced gown, and white
shoes.
Miss Betty Bradley was
the brides maid of honor.
and best man was Arthur
Beck. Miss Atkins is the
daughter of the Reverend.
and Mrs. Andrew Atkins of
1924 Delmar.
The groom is the son of
MIR. and Mrs. George Don.
aid, 5118 Avery. The
brides sister was attired in
a pink net gown.
COMMUNITY CONFER
ENCE CENTER GIVEN
TO WAYNE u.
A miIlion-dollar Com
munity Conference Center,
planned as a part of Wayne
Y. Center Arts Group, has
been given to the Univer-
sity by the Detroit Capital
Gifts Committee-McCreg-
or Fund, according to DR..
Clarence B. Hilberry, pres
ident of Wayne.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04

Through the Rockefeller Foun-
dation grant at the University
OF Chicago, DR.. George gave
this subject 2-year study. She
said Negro spirituals and their
interpretations are an absorbing
chapter in world history, for
each song tells a story all its
own and was used by Harriet
Tubman so very many times to
help slaves escape from their
captives."
DR.. George was much ap-
preciated BY the student body.
GOTH ANNIVERSARY
The Current Topic Study
Club Founders Day program
was held Tuesday at the Club
House with The Hour-a- Day
Study Club Of Windsor, On
tario. Canada, as guest.
The club honored the organ
izers. Mesdames Mile Hynson,
Rowena Watkins. Bessie Thorn
as and Mrs. Mary Belle Rhodes.
A most interesting program
was given and a tasty repast
served. Some guests present:
Mesdames Marguerite Cotman.
Hilda Watkins. Vivian Nall, c..
Browning. Della Jacobs, Verna
Stewart. j. Robin. Catherine
Butler. /. Edwards, ]. Smith,
Clara Duff, Ruth Smith. F. N.
Kelley. r. Matthews, DR.. o.
Fisher. Francis Smoot and Wini-
fred Harrison also others. Mrs.
Harriet Wesley. president.
ANNUAL DINNER PARTY
Saturday night at the spacious
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Marshall on LaSalle Boulevard
the Present and Past Bridge
Club gave their annual dinner
party, hahving as their guest
Friend Husband"
A most palatable dinner was
served, then bridge was the di-
version.
/ saw the James F. Harveys,
the John D. Taliaferros, the
Richard Bookers, the Crump-
tons. the Woods, the Phillips,
the Wrights, the Fletchers, the
Amoses. the Marion Marshalls,
the E. Edwards, Mrs. Frances
Owens and Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Sewell.
MARCY SCHOOL
The 9th grade graduation class
at Marcy School last week
brought honor to Cecilia Baylis
Of Helen avenue, age 10.
Cecilia received awards in
spelling, writing. english, serv-
ice and the American Legion,
most coveted Of all.
Cecilia is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Freeman Baylis and
the granddaughter of Mrs. Ros-
eta Sewell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
Society Doings
By MARY BELL RHODES

Dr. Zema Watson George ectured Thursday to the stu
dents of Mercy College McAuley Auditorium on Negro
Spirituals' as to origin and Interpretation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04

itOi ~ NbdtlOii.
room tables were artistically
arranged and centered with red
carnations, the January flower.
On the huge birthday cake.
the names of Ethel May. Essie
Lee. Carrie and Earnest were
written since they were born
in January.
The Spradleys served a de-
licious turkey-ham dinner which
was most enjoyable TO all.
The guests were the Ernest
Sweeneys. the Herbert Edwards.
the Thomas Woods. the L. c.
Greens. the Calvin Sewells. the
Richard Bookers. the J. d. ITALIA
ferros, the William Rachals. the
Lewis Cough. the Oscar Ben
Nets. the James F. Hardings.
the Thomas Searcys, Marshall
Ester, the Fred Howells, the
Calvin Brooks. the LangStons.
the Ormand Curls. Mrs. Virginia
Jackson, the John P. Youngs
and Mr.. Neal.
Mrs. Bessie May Thomas is
visiting her brother. DR.. II.
Phelps. at his ranch in Vic
forsville, California.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-04
3lST ANNIVERSARY

The New Idea Civic and So
cial Club anniversary was joy
GUS occasion Saturday night at
the Detroit Association IF
Women's Club.
Mrs. Matte Gonders gave the
club history. Communitl singing
and games comprised the eve
ming with a lovely luncheon.
Some members present were
Mesdames Viola Banks, Cornelia
Barber, Martha Brandon, Mary
Bray. Flora Bowman. Clare
Kodiak mirror., 1956-09-15

a day he will command some sort of attention from fellow students, teachers or parents.
 The best way to handle this group is to treat their truancy as part of growing up.' Parents should not threaten severe pun ishment because that is seeking the limelight and attention. Mothers and fathers should play it down.
 Don't be an amateur psycholo- gist. Don't see your child as mis- fit in need of psyehiatric treatment because he or she skips school for a day. A frank discussion is the best medicine"
 The chronic truant demands the utmost patience and attention, says Professor Spencer.
 First, Discover Why
 'If your child makes a habit of hooky you must become a sort of detective. First look for evidence. Find out why he is habitually tru- ant.
 Perhaps the youngster doesn't get along with his schoolmates. Maybe he is unhappy because he doesn't conform in. attire or at titude. He may feel he lacks status and is therefore insecure. He may lack confidence in himself.
 ''If your child fits into this group