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ATTENTION. coLoREp INVESTORS
Is UNITS-S90,000
FRED A. SMITH co.
is
THIS is It'll

Yes. this beautiful det. uitramod.
l3-pnit ant. house in fne location
ing for; 1t has every good feature
you own. and it will give you cash
income of approx. $500 monthly on
an investment Of about 100000
which is 12cs cash return, plus
amortization Of mortgage q net re-
turn Of 1870. Ideal for q sound
secure investment and priced at Q
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors Elk. 3-1sll
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INvEsTMENT PROP. WANTED

WE NEED INCOME and better COM
mercial properties. Have cash in
yestors, DRAVILLAS REAL ES-
TATE CO, AID. .-o742. lis
NEED BETTER TYPE OF investment
can IA I FABRIZIO. GEORGETOWN
Reai Estate. NO 1-5913.
WAN1ED-Stores, apt. bldgs., any
size; shoppins ctrs,, commercial
ground and acreage. We have cash
investors for properties in D. c: or
Nd. only. Please call Mr.. West
GOSS REALTY CO., INC. Ma.
S.l2hH -
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$50 ACRES FOR $4,000
With 100000 fl. hardwood timber.
90 cleared acres on large stream.
Good. old 9-rm. house. Call Hern-
don 7l;J-l. -. 60. =, =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-18

es Mi. OF D. c., RTE. 30. 2. mi.
front. on impr State I'd. going
dairy bus. excel. return: 1874 acres,
all useabie. 2 springfield streams.
all fields have water; 2 silos. 81
stanton COW barn; ideal stock or
horse farm. All outbldgs. in excel.
state OF repair. main dwelling 8
bedrms E. perfect Cond.: also mod.
tenant house. Owner selling due
TO Il health. $40 800; terms ar
ranged. HE. 4-3500: ewes, JU. g.
2nIl w W LEWIS lis
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FARMETTES

Over acres. Spac. 3-bedrm. ram
bier; carport, stone front and f1repl.,
beautiful knotty-pine kit. auto
washer. other extras: nice neiehbor-
hood, Ice. nAtured shade trees
Priced at only $4,000; terms
So 900 down
ACRES rich garden land. beau
tiful trees: 3-bedrm. rambler. double
carpcrt, firepl. Only . yrs. old. Price
ST ] 500: terms, S2.n0 down.
Lac. 2hedrm. rambler; knotty-
pine liv,, rm., nice hath. big kit, fun
bsmt,, lge. garden area; in nice
neiehborhood. Full price, $500;
only 81 900 cash needed,
PORT TOBACCO VALLEY-Over
. acres beautiful rolling ground,
spac. 60-ft. brick and frame ram
bier; lge. liv. I'M. with corner pic
ture window and firepl. 3 double
size bedrms., very Ice. closets, a
dream kit. of natural birch cabinets
and ceramic tile walls, finished at
tached garage. bsmt. Very desirable
neighborhood. Priced at only SCI
600; terms. SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REALTY CO, cor. Rte. 3OI and 2n5.
La Plata, Md. Phone La Plata GIL,
Open S-day week
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BUILDTNG AND YARD
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

COMML. 1000 50. IT. floor space:
sood for shop and once; s125 mo.
n. i 600 So a. Fl 4" zoned commercial at
Intersection of Maple and Park in
Vienna, Va. Suitable for used car
lot. Call D. J. WHITMAN, LII. A.
YARD ARD, $500 50. IT.. adjacent B&o
COMMERCIAL ZONE-Larse two
story house, suitable for business
ofices. good location and parking
WI Ss remodel nc sm to s sait tenant. Ia
IDEAL for barber shop, beauty
in Garrett Pk. shopping ctr with
parking facils.: 500 mo. COUNTY
WIDE REALTY. OIL. 2-5S5s. lis
BElHESDA-Ho House located on Wis
consin ave. Ideal location for any
type business. Of-street public and
private parking; Oh: 2-o462a lis ~,
2.2i y ST. N.W.-loped md COM
this coming: contains IS rms. 3
baths. auto oil heat; will lease to
responsible tenant: 5000 mo; In;
spect or call J DALLAS, GRADY
LARGE STORE S.E.-Rent. 1850
SO. It. LIST comml.; suitable light
discount house, end hand furniture.
warehouse or storage. rear alley.
$500 mo. Rear parking next door.
1900 So. IT. SIS mo. BY OWNER,
Box 2S5-J. Star. =
KENSINGToN-35x5O. shop and Of
nee or warehouse, Excel: for sleS,
tronics, etc STE, MARSIELsLER
REAL ESTATE. JU 9-2552, Sun
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FREDERICK COUNTY

700 ACRES
Estate. dairy farm; 322
acres cleared. 10. COW. Wash
ington-ty barn with at
tractiVe l4-roem, old stone
country mansion: completely
restored with 4 baths, ram
dom width floors. studio.
fireplaces, 3 = room modern
house; 6-room tenant house:
silo: bank barn: all neces-
Sarv outbuildingS. near ST.
gar Loaf Mountain: over L
mile frontage on State road
and Monocacy River: rs
miles d. c Shown by ap-s
pointment only.
For further particulars Of
this and other properties,
contact l. A. Abercrombie.
Poolesville 1851.
Randall H. Hagner 81 Co.,
Inc. H-
REALTORS
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. $4,000
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tIIIs . I-Vf Gu
MoneV-Making Dairy

Farm with private lake. II taken a.
once, IL cows, 3 heifers, bull, $40
hens, some geese. tractor. milking
eapt poultry eqpt and farm ma.
chinery. etc, etc, included. Good SCI
bldgs. Brick residence OF 7 rms,
cleo, phone. running water. porches.
DELIGHTFUL view. Grade "a" barn.
40xSu Automatic drinking cups.
cement basement, hen and = broodsr
houses. cement block dairy. machine
shed, 2 corn cribs. etc. etc. II
acres. stream: Town handy: city ad-
yantages u hr Going lock, stock and
barrel at SO $40 r. J.. zent%
ianeytoWn. Md. Bargain lists
-. Had frnn
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Belle View Shop Center
DESK SPACE

PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER WANTED
To share air conditioned once
with Washington businessman:
YOUR secretarial services. at agreed
rate Will pay your rent. gO0u 10
cation for building your own olSi-
ness. Cali RE. 1885. 10
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DESK SPACE
(continuedI

DEsK SPACE At S25 per month In
Guiding telephone service: or once
space large enough for G desks; foI
real estate. Law. professional OF
Dept Store az 2S40 Ala. ave. sc
Call 10 3-636S
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FARMS
ALL SIZES
ASK FOR MR.. BEALL
J. G.. CHATEL
ne aJIl- 10
MOVE no HOWARD co.

MOVE TO HOWARD CO.
70 acres or more II YOU desire.
Beaut. 9-rm. house. bath and powder
rm., oil h.-w.h., lovely porcheS; -
SPLENDID loo. priced to sell sell ius'
ACRES. 9-rm. house baths,
powder rm., sun porch. full bsmt.,
Gear gar. stable, chicken house.
Beaut. lawn with shrubbery and
fruit trees. This has everything. A
real bargain. 20 mi. from Wash. mr..
new Rte %
BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES with
acre or more. lge. and small farms.
bldg. lots and acreage. All mr.. new
Rte. 90 within 20 mi of Wash. Call
PAUL B. BEARD, Realtor. Clarksville
3A0-M or Pa rkuaN n.nOa1
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Sc Years Service
Wv = va y MI v
STROUT
CATALOG

Just out! Mailed FREE sprire
around the corner and lure OF the
its beauty and peace
full life--3Oi6 properties described
"a States. coast forecast Bargains
galore Farms. homes. businesses
livestock eQpt. often included. many
many with low down payments and
easy terms WORLDS LARGEST
Save through STROUT REALTY.
PA N, Woodward Bldg, Washing
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IL ACRE FARM

IL ACRE FARM
MADISON COUNTY; on sood roac
fine mountain view from rear porch
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY
$500 office; SIS. res. Culpeper. Va
UPPER MONT. COUNTY
49, l ACRE !.
Attractive brick 6-rm. ram
bier; 3 bedrms.. modern kit.
and bath, breezeway: ga
rage: full basement; located
on hard road. S24 500.
1875 ACRES
manor house. on l35 fertile
acres. in Upper Montgomery
County. Md House con-
tains o rooms. central heat
ing, 3h baths. slate roof,
handsome mantelS. random-
width floors. exquisite wood
work with Chippendale starr
case. All rooms with fire.
places: servants quarters; g.
room modern managers
house bank barn: silo; cat
tie shed and usual outbuiid-
jngs. 2-car garage Manor
house is located al the end
OF an attractive lane, Dor
dered by shade trees: formal
gardens: outstanding view
elevation, 500 fl Farm is
well watered with stream r
Washington. 100000 49,
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
OPEN | TO $40

Beautiful old Colonial brick home
on 4 acres: modernization and deco
ration needed to make this a de-
sirable estate. Interesting historical
Rte. 81 to Brookville and Main ST,
turn right to 4th house on left and
open sign. Call SP. 4-2291.
MARSTELLER- McCABE
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Mr.. Gettysburg
ONLY $4,000

Delightful view Of surrounding
countryside s I'd distant mts, Acre
garden plot. attractive DWELLING. in
good repair: rms and bath, fur
mace, cleo. and porch, kitchen has
sing, gas water heater and linoleum.
historic city. A steal" at 81 300.
C. A. Hedges g. Son. STROUT REAL
TY, 127 Buford ave. Gettysburg, Pa.
Bargain lists mailed free.
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ST. MARY'S COUNTY

$50 ACRES; large 1l-rm home,
3 tenant houses, 3 barns, other nee
essary buildings. This is a good pro-
ducinE farm. Priced $4,000; terms.
JAMES L. ROWLAND
D1. 7-5H45 LII 1-7O6a
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Two-FAMILY UNIT; BRICK; NE,
close TO Brlshtwood: I apt, rented
at $40 mo. Live In apt, and let
income from rented apt, help pay for
bldg. Only $1,000 down. carpeting
goes with owners apt. Exclusive.
Ewes. and Sun, Shea Chaser, RIA.
6-543s.
KOGOD g. BOOKOFF
63l Z st, NV, MA. S-9373
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100 ACRES. w. VA.

$50 miles D. C. Ali fenced: plenty
water. elect and good rds.: estl-
mated more than enough timber 10
pay for property in heart Of deer
and bear country. Priced at only
81 1 so per acre,
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GOOD Sc. LOCATION
Ideal for small construction or
professional cfiice: 315 50. IT. Of
air-conditioned space: reasonable
rent. Call 10 2-0151 or 10. 2-71I9
for appointment. 20
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MIDDLEBURG, VA.
IA. 4-l4O0
II ACRES

Large S-room modern home. Ten
ant house, outbulldinss. 80 acres
clear. Nice stream. mi. off US 40
n Nd. Asking Si2. 900. So, 0uG down
PEARCE q ROSE. AP. 1897. Ewes
and week ends. UN. 4-O3lS.
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49.ACRE FARM, Oh

l9.ACRE FARM, Charles Cot
bedrm. mod. home: nice Arm.
paved I'd: > tobacco barns, many
other outbldgs.; John Deer tractor,
dble. plows. cultivator, disc, corn
picker. mower. hay rake. hay load
er, tobacco planter all machinery
in excel. cond. Substantial cash
total price SIS 500. BEACH REAL
ESTATE, 1885 Livingston I'd. sc.
10. 1925: ewes. RE. 5-7777.
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tcontinued on Next Pace
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AUNT APT.
TANEN REALTY co.

AUNT APT.-Modern brick bldg:
containing ls SaS nm apt' ., n g snf
This bldg. can be sold for the low,
low price of $50. 500. Call Mr.
Mostow, WO. 6-2274: ewes. TU. z
TANEN REALTY co
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FIRST FLOOR
2904 WILSON BLVD. ARL.
sA.--Fuliy furnished. ideal for real
estate insurance, loan ONCE. etc. TIE
$4,000. XII. $3.50. -l9
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Gated farm. 20 miles D. C.. 3
bedrm. modern home with bsmt.
4S-stall COW barn, -gS score: other
outbuildings; 5 ponds Fenced and
cross fenced. At the low price Of
S5G, 900. s. o. Burton, LENAH.
2442. or LYNN REALTY, JE. q
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Modern S-rm. house. good barn.
:, chicken houses. good I'd, has large
GasS stream, good SWIMMING Dor
! ders s,0Un-a State forest; best hunt
inR wonderful buy at Sll 500 .
QoWn
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236 ACRES, MD.

Modern G-rm house. large barn.
modern slaughter house. oth0r oHl-
/ BUILDINGS: . !arse ponds with fiSh 80
faCres alfalfa Lays or plateau Ga1
see for miles: on good rd. Close 70
/ city Price So 900. 50 900 down.
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CONN. AVE-, mr.. shoreham - Heat.
lights. running water. Pvt. park
ing. Ideal for studio, laboratory
professional. no., 2-6334. ewes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
TOURNAMENT OF ROSES

Just how beautiful Gods crea-
ton of flowers can be was shown
in the 9th annual Tournament Of
Roses parade Monday in Cali
fornia, with representation from
states of the union. The entries
were charming, some breathtak-
ing. impressive and very beauti-
full.
The freshness Of the flowers or
petals on the floats was sensa-
tional. but a glue is used which
preserves the petals and holds
them fast during the parade.
The exhibitors deserve much
credit for tedious Job well done.
which began many weeks ago.
and bringing so much happiness
to millions of others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
COMMENTATOR
Carver Memorial Program Set

seven to 14-year-old, will no
longer be relegated to the
stragglers at the end of the
style parade of Americas
leading department stores
have their say. Across the
nation there is a collective
move, spark-plugged by 100
major store fashionists in as
many metropolitan cities, to
make young American beau
ties as style-conscious as
their mothers.
Fashion, long ruled by the
couturieries of Paris, New
York and Hollywood, is sud-
denly taking a second look,
not at the movie stars at
Ciro's, or at John Powers
models at the Copa, but at
their younger sisters at a
grammar or hig h-school
party.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
St. Antoine
YMCA States
EveningClasses

The Program department
of st. Antoine YMCA an
nounces the following eve-
ming classes for adults. Top
ranking instructors have
been engaged in order to
make this informal educa-
ton program of the highest
quality. For those who want
to learn to drive an auto or
brush up on their driving
ability they can be taught
in ten easy lessons.
There are also courses in
Latin American dances such
as Cha-Cha, Calypso, Mam-
bo, Sambo to be taught by
Mrs. Toni Lewis; Photogra-
ply Workshop by CASTOR O.
Sangers, Jr.; Income tax
(Do 1t Yourself) by Milton
S. Monjoy. CPA.; Voice and
Diction, by David Boone;
Public Speaking, William
Thomas; Teachings of Jesus
by Rev. Jacob c. Oglesby,
Minister of Calvary Baptist
Church; Bonnie Davis, Pro-
fessional golfer, will con-
duct a class for golf Begin
ners and those who want to
keep in condition during the
winter months. He will spec
ialize in helping you with
your stance, backswing and
follow through. Judo, swim
ming for beginners, and a
weight control class will be
featured by the Physical Di-
rector, Jim Holmes.
Other classes offered will
be Speaking, How to Preside
at a Meeting, and Bridge for
beginners. The Bridge class
will be lnder the guidance
of William Friend, outstand-
ing Bridge expert.
Clubs such as the Young
Adult Variety Club, Y's
Mems Club and The Arts
Guild are also now open for
membership. Members may
be men or women. eighteen
years and older. For those
persons looking forward to
retirement, the Senior Citi-
zens Club invites your mem
bership.
Further information about
classes and clubs can be OBJ
tanned by calling Program
Office, st. Antoine YMCA,
WO. 2-140O. Registrations
are being received now.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
EMMA DU BORD
TO RETIRE

Emma DuBord, HON e
demonstration agent in
Wayne County for 26 years,
retired at the end Of 1855.
During Miss DuBord's
service to the Michigan
Cooperative Extensive Ser
vice, she was close to the
women of Wayne County
and did much to increase
the membership of home
demonstration groups there.
She was honored by these
same women when they
created a scholarship fund
in her name which is re-
sponsible for sending many
a deserving girl on to a ca
reer in home economics.
They staged a Silver Ami
versary Celebration and
Open House for Miss Du-
Bord in June 1854 at Amer
lean Legion Memorial Hall,
Wayne.
Miss DuBord's first posi-
ton with Extension was that
of assistant state All Club
Leader from 1925 to 1929.
Prior to his she was bus
mess manager and dietition
in a girls dormitory at Cen
trail State Teachers College
for wear.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
Italian Prints

One hundred and thirty-five
prints by SO contemporary Italian
artists will go on exhibition on
January Tat the Detroit Institute
of Arts and continue through
Feb. 26.
Contemporary Italian Prints"
is a comprehensive exhibition Of
the graphic arts in Italy today.
The show was organized by the
Boston Public Library. 1t is an
exchange exhibition; a collection
Of American graphic arts being
shown at the same time in Italian
galleries.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
By MARY BELL RHODES

ham. Mrs. Elizabeth Lamont, Mrs
jamie Lake, Mrs. Linnie Miles
Mrs. Mae Mitchell. Mrs. Blanch
Lugrand, Mrs. Rowena Watkins
and Mrs. Otey V. Smith.
Mrs. Mabel Lowry, Mrs. Myrtle
Rose and Mrs. Ruth Crosby were
hostesses TO an appetizing break
fast at the beautiful home of Mrs.
Lowry of Atkinson Monday
morning. honoring the members
of the Social Informers Club,
their husbands and some friends.
Mrs. Octavio Young was q
gracious dinner hostess Sunday
night to some friends of years
standing. Guest were Miss Lou
CONTINUED on Page q
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Television Station WQED

Monday, January 9, will
mark another historical
event. Various choral groups
and choirs will be presented
in the George Washington
Carver Memorial program.
The Program follows:
Opening - America the
Beautiful" - Schenley High
School Chorus.
Selection - "Hallelulah
Amen Handel. Grace
NJ e oria Presbyterian
Church Junior Choir.
Invocation-Dr. Harold K.
Tolliver, Grace Memorial
Presbyterian Church.
Selection-"Tw third
Psalm"-Noble Cain.
Speaker - History of
George Washington Carver
Week DR.. Alma Illery,
Founder.
Selection - "Cherubim
Song"-Klinka. Grace
NJ e m oria Presbyterian
Church Junior Choir.
Speaker-"Life of George
Washington Carver" - Mr..
Aaron p. Levinson, Presi-
dent, Levinson Steel Com
pany.
Selection-"Now Is the
Time That Tries Mems
Souls'-Charles Bryan i.
Schenley High School Cho-
rus.
Address-The Very Rev.
erend N.R.H. Moor, DID,,
Dean of Trinity Cathedral.
:. Selection - Lift Every
y Voice and Sing"-J. Rosa
Imond Johnson - Schenley
high School Chorus.
Closing - America the
SSeautiful"-Schenley High
School Chorus.
Mr.. Jerry Bolden, An
nouncer.
Schenley High School
SDniorus, Mr.. Harold Keister,
Director.
Grace Memorial Presby-
,,erlan Church Junior Choir,
|. tor. w
ioUNG MISS AMERICA
y LUIS ANGELES, Calf
ioung Miss America, the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
PEINN-SlNE4D NLZPI774LS

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Sneed enjoyed their we'd
ding reception at the Naci-
rema Club on Thursday
evening, Dec. Goth, 1855,
after they were united in
Holy Wedlock by the minis
ter of Bethel AME Church.
The bride, the former Mrs.
Ruth Penn, wore an egg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
Church News
FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS
AT EBENEZER AME
CHURCH

Sunday, Jan. 8, 1880 PM,
500 Unashamed Christians
lighting Willis & Brush
Streets, scattering darkness.
standing for God. Can we
count you in that number?
Pastor will speak on Light
A Candle" Good music by
choirs.
Sunday, Jan. 18th, 1880
pm. Class Leaders Spiritual
Rally.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
Dec. %.

shell lace dress, which was
very becoming.
The brides maid and the
best man were DR.. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Penn Jr., son and
daughter-in-law.
Mrs. Penn is a wellknown
Teacher of Music in the De-
troit Public School system.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
Society Doings

Nickens. Mrs. Marion Whitaker
and Mrs Cecil Boykin.
Mrs. c. Watkins Of Ivanhoe was
hostess TO a midwest sea food
dinner party Friday night at her
home. where the lighted fireplace
and the stalworth Xmas tree
added much TO the party.
Guest were Mr.. and Mrs. Earn
est Cabule. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Burke. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitlock,
also Mr.. and Mrs. Agralaid. Party
games were the diversion The
sea food was flown in from
Maine.
Miss Rose Ellen Goodloe Of
Louisville. KY. was the week
end guest of Miss Helen Taylor
of Scotch ave.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
CENTURY OF PROGRESS CLUB
NEW YEARS DINNER PARTY

CENTURY OF PROGRESS CLUB
NEW YEARS DINNER PARTY
Mrs. B. Elizabeth Ellington.
general manager and managing
editor of the Detroit Tribune.
opened her spacious home to
the Century OF Progress Club
for the New Year Dinner Party
Sunday evening with over 40
people 10 enjoy a most elabo-
rate dinner served buffet style.
Mrs. Hattie Winston. president.
brought warm greetings from the
club. also briefed us on the New
Year eating traditions in many
countries. All guest were intro
duced. Mrs. Dorothy Wilson was
in charge OF games, which brought
much fun.
Members and guest were Mr..
and Mrs. T. Penny. Miss Mary
Monroe. Mrs. Bertha Sims. Mr..
and Mrs. M. Williams and
grandson. Mrs. ]. Billups. Rev.
and Mrs. John Miles. Mr.. An
drew F. Fruehauf. owner and
publisher of the Detroit Tri-
bune. Mrs. Snowden:
Mrs. Nina Collins. Mrs. Ruby
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Goldsby. Mrs. Gilchrist an d
grandson. Mr. Adams of Fisk Uni
versity. Mr. and Mrs. John Rey-
holds. Mr. and Mrs. Frank I'm
derwood; Mr.. Frank Mcknight
and Mrs. Bessie Morton. Mr. Nell
son. Mrs. Ethel Nelson. Little
Carol Smith," Mrs. w. o. Terrell,
Mr.. Felix McDavid and the FL
lington family. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Cain and others.
Pictures of guest will appear
next week.
Mrs. Lula G.. Taylor OF Scotch
avenue was the gracious hostess
TO a Christmas dinner party hav-
ing as guest Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. William
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
NEW YEAR, PARTY

Nacirema Club gave their an
nual New Years party Saturday
night at their club home which
was all decorated up pretty to
receive the members and their
friends on this festive occasion.
A good. tasty dinner with re-
freshing refreshments combined
with Eddie Tolbert's Orchestra
and his "Rockin' Roll" music was
a pleasing evening
Some folks l saw were Mr.. and
Mrs c. Hollis. the A. Baileys.
the Charles Smiths. the James
Yanceys. the Fred Longs NEWLY
.weds). the William Bradleys. the
Colder Smiths. the Tom HAIRLESS,
the Sewells. the Samuel Gibbons.
the Nathaniel Lipscombs, the Ike
OSbornes, the Claud Wilson's. the
James OsborneS. the Claud Will
sons. the James Rodens. the Rob-
ert Fletchers. the William Sum-
mers the Artie Moores, the Adolf
phuS Wells, Mrs. Irene Bradley,
the Melvin Jones. Mrs. Isola Ora
ham. Mrs Reba Cooper. the
Leonard Harrisons and hundreds
of others. Mr.. Dave Wilborn was
master Of ceremonies.
The Sorosis group Christmas
party Wednesday al the presi-
dent home. Mrs. Thelma Lem
on. was a jolly party where
gifts were exchanged by the
members and sociable games en-
joYed.
The club members invited their
husbands and friends. Members
are Mrs. Roxie Bell. Mrs. Azalia
Blackburn. Mrs. Beulah d. Car
ter, Mrs. Mildred Croft, Mrs. Ge-
neva Casey. Mrs. Mary Cheat
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Dejoiie Freed
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released.
In a nationwide radio address,
Senator Dejoie pledged rehabilita-
ton of the country's weakened
economy and intensive development
Of its agricultural potential. He
charged that the former Govern
ment had been run by "incompe-
tent and ignorant amateurs"
The appeal Of Mr.. Dejoie appar-
emily was directed to the little
farmers and the laboring classes.
This was taken here as an indica-
ton he expected the support Of the
wealthy landowning and industrial
classes. A a wealthy farmer, he
Is a member Of that class.
His chief opponent now Is DR..
Francois Duvalier, physician,
who has long been identified with
the public sanitation projects here.
Dr.. Duvalier has q large follow
Ing among the Negroes as dis
tinguished from those Of mixed
blood, and an appreciable follow.
ing among workers generally.
At the moment the two candi-
dates are on terms Of guarded
cooperation. They are working to-
eether to insure that there will be
an early and free election. They
Jointly visited the provisional
President, Joseph Nemours Pierre