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KentOn

Last Sunday was Worldwide
Communion Sunday and was OBJ
served at Kenton Church. The at
tendance was larger than expect
ed. Mrs. Sussie Knots, chairman
of the flower committee, saw that
the church was we'll decorated
with beautiful flowers. Ten new
members were received into the
church. The pastor, the Rev. F.
c. Louhoff, was assisted at the
communion by Mr.. Allen Ford.
The three choirs, directed by Mrs.
Beldin Sterling, rendered appro-
pirate selections, and Jerry Sterl-
ing sang a solo entitled after"
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Louhoff visited friends at Hous-
ton last Thursday, some of whom
were very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clough
were visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Baldwin of Claymont on Sun
day.
Mrs. Ella Hufnal of Middle
town is spending some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest FARRELL.
Mrs. Lyman Gaby and daugh-
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or and Mrs. John l.. Shortall, Jr.
and children, from Dixon, N. J.,
were the weekend guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Shortall, Highland Avenue.-The
Woman's Society of Ewelrs-St.
Paul Church wish to thank those
who helped in any way towards
the success of the recent serving
at the Southern States Coopera-
tive annual event at the Clayton
School. The sum of S403.97 was
realized.-Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
Wharton have returned home af-
ter a motor-tour to Hammond,
East Chicago, Chesteron, and
Gary, all in Indiana; then on to
st. Joseph Harbor and Miles,
Michigan.-Mr. William T. Day
ette expresses his many thanks
for the numerous greeting cards
received on the occasion of his
91st birthday.-Local registrants
on Saturday for the coming Cen
eral Election in November were
sixteen Independents, and four
teen Democrats.-Saered Heart
Cathedral, Dodge City, Kansas,
was the scene on Sept. 8, of the
marriage of Miss Joan Marie
Ogle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas w. Ogle, of McGehee,
Arkansas, and Richard L. Nab
rey, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Mabrey, 631 East c Aven-
ue, Glendale, Phoenix, Arizona,
and former local residents. Fol-
lowing the ceremony, breakfast
was served to the wedding party,
relatives, and special guests in
Sacred Heart Hall. After a we'd
ding trip to Colorado, the couple
will reside in Hutchinson, Kan
sas, where the bridegroom is an
electronics instructor at the
Hutchinson Navy Air Base.-Mr.
R. w. Slaughter, local business
man, has returned home after at
tending the Ogle-Mabrey nuptials
at Dodge City, Kansas.-Mrs.
Robert Underwood, nee Veronica
Burke, left by plane on Friday,
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CLAYTON

Ewells-St. Paul Church Notes
Sunday, Oct. IA, at IL o'clock,
the minister, the Rev. William B.
Kitchens, will preach the sermon
entitled, Time for What ?7The
Sacrament of Infant Baptism will
be observed.-In the evening at
z, the World Friendship group of
girls in the Methodist Youth Fell
>lowship will meet in Fellowship
Hall to study the work of the
woman's division of Christian
service.-The Church Calendar
lists the following; Monday, Oct,
Is, at 7:45 pm, the Contact Club
will meet in Fellowship Hall to
hear Mr.. William T. West, ex-
ecutive director of the Delaware
Association for Retarded Child
ren. Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Knight
are host and hostess for this
event.-Tuesday, Oct. 16, at T:30
pm, the Commission on Educa-
tion will meet in the Church Par
lor.-Wednesday, Oct. II, at s
pm, the first class of the Wom-
ans Society of Christian Service
study group meets. The course
offered will be, youth in Re-
sponsible Society,"" The film strip,
do You Know Your Adde'S
cents ?" will be a part of the first
evenings presentation.-The De-
votional Reading for Today:
Knowest thou not this of old,
since man was placed upon the
earth, that the triumphing of the
wicked is short, and the joy of
the hypocrite but for a moment? :?
job 20:4-5.
Items-Clayton Home Demon
stration Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Ruth P. Rambo,
Clayton-Blackistons Road, Fri
day, Oct. IL at 1:30 pm. Miss
Charlotte Swanson, Home Dem
onstration Agent, will be present
to give a talk on Landscaping
Your Home, and illustrate the
subject bv showing slides.-Maj-
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Church of the Nazarene

Church of the Nazarene will
hold services as follows: 10 am,
Sunday School rally. The goal is
set for 14O. BY attending you
will help reach the goal. Won't
you do your part; He careth for
you. There will be no morning
worship service. The services
will be combined. Rev. T. Milton
of Greensboro, Md, will be the
Rally Day speaker. 700 pm,
Young Peoples Service. Mrs.
James Roop will have charge.
7:30, Evening worship. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening, 7:30.
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Trinity, october IA, as follows:
Holy Communion, 8 am; Church
School, 10 am; Morning Prayer
and sermon, IL am; Nursery
Kindergarten, IL am. The IL
o'clock service will be followed
by a coffee hour in the parish
house. The regular monthly meet
ing of the Woman's Auxiliary
was held on Tuesday evening, and
the Altar Guild on Wednesday
night in the Church School house.
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from New Castle Airport, for
Fairbanks, Alaska, via Washing
ton, D. C. and Seattle, Washing
ton, to join her husband, Sgt. I'm
derwood, us. Air Force, who is
stationed near Fairbanks.
The weakly wit: A lot of peo-
pie spend six days sowing their
wild oats, then go to church on
Sunday and pray for a crop
failure.
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First Presbyterian Church

The First Presbyterian Church,
the Rev. o. c. Jones, minister,
announcesthe following: Members
of the Citienzs' Hose Co. and the
Ladies Auxiliary will attend the
service next uSnday at
IL am. Sunday School will meet
at 10 am. The adult choir, un-
der the direction of Mrs. Vernon
Wesftall, meets for practice on
Wednesday at s pm.
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st. Peters Church Notes

The Rev. F. Sydney Bancroft,
rector of st. Peters Episcopal
Church, has announced services
on the twentieth Sunday after
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OUR SALE THE PAST TWO WEEKS WAS A HUGE
SUCCESS AND EVERYONE WAS so WELL PLEASED
WITH THE SAVINGS THEY MADE WE ARE GOING
TO DO THE SAME THING THIS WEEK.
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Panoramo OF Progress
Sets Precedent

Detroit lamp -- Panorama
Of Progress, the SlOO.OOO produc-
ton saluting the Achievement Of
the American Negro, established
a precedent during its run here
June 30 through July at the
Michigan State Fair Grounds.
Never in history had an extra
vaganza Of this size and scope
been undertaken by Negroes.
The Exposition, conceived and
sponsored by Diggs Enterprises,
Inc. attracted more than $50, 900
tourists and Detroiters.
Contained In six major parts,
the Panorama featured drama, en-
tertainment, the first major Ne
gro Hall Of fame. Special Achieve
ment Awards, a giant trade expo
siton and a memorial Avenue Of
flags TO our honored military
dead.
Powell Lindsay. Yale trained
dramatist and dean Of conten-
porary Negro theatrcians wrote,
produced and directed This IL
Our America" the dramatic high
light Of the Panorama.
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WILDERNESS CHURCH

One Of the unwritten rules OF
the Minnesota frontier was that
newcomers should be asked very
few question concerning the past.
Many people who went to a new
land wished to escape Identity
with names and places.
In 1855 an English banker, Sir
John Dean PAUL was found guilty
OF financial irregularities and SEN
fenced TO Australia for fourteen
years. His son, Aubrey John Paul
and his wife vanished at the same
time.
In 1857 there arrived at White
Bear lake near st. Paul a young
couple known as Mr.. and Mrs.
James Aubrey. They had come
down by sleigh from Lake Super
Tor. Aubrey was a boat builder and
interested in frontier sports. His
wife taught school and later es-
tablished a Sunday school This
soon developed into a church. In
August. 1851 Bishop Whipple
came 10 White Bear. There was a
dinner at the Aubrey home. More
than a hundred we're served. The
bishop named the new church,
"st. Johns in the wilderness"
A few years passed. Sir John
Dean Paul returned from exile In
Australia 10 his English home. He
died shortly after.
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Clifton Eugene SorrelI
Honored On Birfhdoy

N~AN~A - vi 3AA
Little Clifton Eugene Sorrell
son Of Mrs. Viola Sorreu Of PHI
Clinton Av, celebrated his first
birthday which was June 21st
with a party given on Sunday,
June "a, at the home Of his god
mother, Mrs. Bessie Gresham, at
above address. Hostesses were the
Misses Josephine Sorren and
Maymie Hester.
Little Clifton, though too young
to understand what it was all a
bout, enjoyed being the center of
attraction, and partalong Of the
ice cream and cake.
Parents with their youngsters
who helped him celebrate were
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Willis and
son Roland Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. L.
c. Johnigan and children, Gerald
and Rhonda, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Slayton and son Nathaniel, Mrs.
Josephine Willis and son Phillip,
the Mines, Norma McRauen and
son Jerrfey, Earl w. Miller and
children Tracy and Marsha, Nancy
Tate and daughter Teresa, Sylvia
Cumber and son Gerald III and
Mrs. bessie Gresham.
The honOree received some love-
ly gifts.
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Topeka, Kansas
Family Entertained
On Visit Here

Mr.. John Scott and daughter
Joyce OF Topeka, Kans.. who were
the houseguests OF Mr.. and Mrs
~ J, Hunter. 402s Fourth Az. S,
left for their home on wednes-
day, June "a. They are cousins OF
the Hunters.
The visitors arrived by motor
on June 2ist, making their first
visit TO the Twin Cities and were
extensively entertained during
their weeks stay, including a fish
ing excursion and a number OF
sightseeing tours,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moppins.
1918 Fifth Av, s., took the visitors
and their hosts on a sightseeing
tour, starting at the Rose Gar
dens, proceeding out Kings High
way to Franklin Avenue, thru the
University OF Minnesota campus,
out East River drive thru the
Ford Plant and returning via
Minnehaha Falls Snapshots were
made of the group during the tour.
The SCOTS attended the Phifer-
Hunt wedding on Saturday. June
% at Mt. olivet Baptist church.
ST. Paul and worshipped at Pill
grim Baptist church in st. Paul
on Sunday morning.
on Sunday, June "a, Miss
Beverly Micheau and Mrs. Edna
Curtis OF St Paul. were dinner
guest on Tuesday and visited
with the SCOTS, Miss Marva Web
ster OF 3S17 Third Az. g.. called
at the Hunter residence and visit
ed with Joyce.
Mr.. Scott Is one OF two Me-
groes employed on the staff OF
an insurance company which EN-
ploys approximately 200 persons.
Joyce Is IA years OF age and
viii enter high school this fall.
She was her dads assistant
chauffeur" on this trip.
The SCOTS were greatly I'M
pressed with the city. its beauti-
ful scenery and the hospitality OF
their hosts.
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Mrs. Willie Mae Ford
Smith To Appear On
Two ~ proqrums

Mrs Willie Mae Ford Smith,
gospel singer and evangelist OF
81, Louis, Mo, who Is being pre-
sented in concert by the Mime
apolis Gospel Choral Union on
July 10. at ST. Peters AME
church, viii appear on television
at 7 p. m. Monday, July 8, on
Movie Time, Channel Q, and at 3
p. m. Tuesday, July 10 on Chan
mel 4, Around The Town" with
Arlee Haberlee.
BE sure and tune in and hear
what Mrs. Smith has 10 say.
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Debs & Dates
By JOINT"

Hi there debs and dates! Wen,
how did you go for this week end ?
1t was pretty nice, Ell?
Friday night the Debutante ball
went off as scheduled-and did
the debs ever look sharp. There
were a whole lot Of people there.
Everyone seemed to be having a
good time. Oscar Frazier's Com
DO supplied the music, and he was
terrific, especially the sax" play
er. hear that this is going to be
an annual affair-which is very
nice for the Twins" Toni Hughes
gave a party after the ball.
The fabulous one and only
Maurice Duke gave a small party
Saturday night at his house.
Sunday night, Earl Kyle had a
party at his house, which was
very crowded and not so crowded
at intervals. You know, first you
see them and then you don't. and
then you see them again. He had
lots Of food, which disappeared in
a short time.
For some time now, I have been
hearing about the fabulous Eu-
gene Grant, and 1 couldn't place
his face. finally saw him at the
party, and I don't see how I
could have missed him before, be-
cause he looks 50 good, he knocks
one out"
Robert Green and Needy Arm
strong are about to tie the knot
real soon. Congratulations kids.
Stan Kenton is going to appear
at the Prom tonight and tomor-
row night for all you progressive
fiends.
Say, II you ever want to taste
something different and exciting,
why don't you try bowl Of
Wheaties and ice cream. II really
is good. Don't be a skepuc and
say, 'fsh." Just get a bowl Of dry
Wheaties and put softened ice
cream on top Of IT, And sit down
and treat yourself TO a real treat,
fit for a king! The wheaties don't
get soggy either, take II from me,
I know.
There were a few real tough
studs" in the cities" from Frisco
and l. A, we should have more
visitors like them
Well, I'll leave you on that note
and take off until next week, be-
fore you get drunk" So be cool.
and have fun this weekend. Sign
ing off!
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fark. tolloWlng were guests en-
joying the clubs hospitality: the
Messrs. and Mines. Andrew John
son, Pasadena, Calf; Sidney Will
hams, Lionel Allen, William Rid
ley; the Mines. Lula King and
Hermione Hickman and Louis p.
Moore.
mentioning: Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
aid Wilson and children Of 756
Iglehart Av., left by motor June
%, for Los Angeles, Calf, to visit
relatives. They will be the house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Guidry, sister and brother-in-law
of Mrs. Wilson. They will be join
ed by a brother, Herman Haskins
who will remain for the summer.
Mrs. Guidry is the former Tillie
Haskins and formerly a resident
of st. Paul The Wilson's viii also
visit in Mexico and Texas before
IVAuIIlilS nOine.
st. Paul Choral Union: The st.
Paul Choral Union met Thursday
July 5, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Ballard, SIT st. An
thony Av., and will hold a sec
ond meeting Of the week at the
home Of the president, Mrs. Viola
Cassell, $40 Iglehart Av. on Sat
urday, July Z.
Newlyweds: Mrs. Serena Abing-
ton, 765 Iglehart Av., and Clarence
Wright, of 433 Rondo Av., were
united in marriage on Saturday.
June 80, at the home of the groom.
Rev. B. H. Hunter officiated. Fol-
lowing the wedding, friends
wished the newlyweds happiness
at a reception, showering them
with number Of lovely and use
full gifts.
Family Guests: Mrs. Crystal
Burgess Marmon, son, Wayne
Michael and Mrs. Faye Wilson of
Durham, ~ c., who were the
guests for one week of Mrs. Mar
mons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M.
r. Burgess, $40 Rondo Av., left
by motor for home Friday morn
ing June 20. The visitors were ac-
corded many social courtesies dur
ing their stay.
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Return Home; Mrs, Rosallnd
Glanton, 2429 Fourth Az s.. re-
turned home last week from Los
Angeles. Calf. where she attended
the 5ist session OF tho National
Sunday School and Baptist Train
ing Union Congress. The sessions
were held June rs thru the Gath.
smart Set Club; The Smart Set
Club OF Bethesda Baptist church
will meet July ~, at the home OF
the president. Mrs. Nina Williams
OF 1919 Clinton Avg with Mrs,
Maude Douglas as hostess. An
members please be present
New Citizen, Mr., and Mrs. Ar
thur Saunders Cox, 9iS2 Went
worth Av,, Princeton Park, Chi
cage, III, have announced the ar
rival OF baby daughter. their
first child, born June 20. In the
Michacl Reese hospital, chicago.
Mrs, Cox is the former Gwendolyn
May Bowen, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. wilmar c, Bowen, who for
merly lived In Minneapolis. She
is also the niece OF Mr., and Mrs,
John Norris OF 1925 Second Av.
s., and Floyd r, Rennix and Joe
Bowen OF Minneapolis
Visiting Grandparents; Marvin
Keen OF Kansas city, Mo. spent
few days In the city visiting his
grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. John
II, Maxwell OF 1920 goth Az s.
Marvin Is the son OF Mrs. Louise
jackson, a native Minneapolitan,
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MRS. EMMA WALLACE DIES
FROM HEART ATTACK

Mrs. Emma Wallace, 2414
Fourth Av. s., wife Of George
Wallace, died Tuesday morning,
July 2, in Asbury hospital, where
she was admitted on June IA,
following a heart attack.
Mrs. Wallace is the sister of
Mrs. Tiny Holder and Mrs. Es-
tella Howard, both Of Minneapolis.
Tentative arrangements for the
funeral have been set for 1 p. m.
Saturday, July 7. at Zion Baptist
church, with Rev. H. w. Bolts sr.
officiating.
For further details contact
Woodland Funeral Home.
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BleYslists Traffis instruction
Plonned For Juveniles
A. MuNfield plovurounds

Attucks-Brooks Post No. 600.
American Legion OF St Paul In
cooperation with the ST. Paul pO-
lice department win sponsor
class OF instruction In traffic laws
and regulations for juvenile blcy-
clists.
The class win be held Saturday,
July 14 at o a. m. at Maxfield
school Fairgrounds,
All interested Juveniles are urg-
ed TO attend this class.
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Mrs. Cratic Undergoes Surgery:
Mrs. william c. Cratic Jr., 3724
Fifth Av. s., underwent surgery
last week in Fairview Hospital.
Her condition is reported good and
she is expected home in the next
few days. Mrs. Cratic is the wife
Of William (BilD Cratic, presi-
dent of the Minneapolis Urban
League.
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daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.
May, Minneapolis. Eugene Grant.
escort.
Presenting a pretty picture was
Jscquelyn Moffatt, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Moffatt. st.
Paul, in a Win Stieman original OF
Chantilly lace and nylon tulle with
the tulle eircling the upper part OF
the skirt over the lace and the
upper part OF the bodice, She wore
a rhinestone tiara, gift from her
brother, Carlos Moffatt Jr., who
escorted her in the presentation.
Lewis Johnson, OF San Francisco,
Cahf, was her escort.
Attractive Eva Mae Neal,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earsel
Neal 81, Paul. wss demure in
white net over taffeta, shirred
bodice trimmed with yellow dais-
les, Eulis Pierce. escort.
Petite Ursula Ponder. daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs. Charles Leon
Ponder, ST. Paul, was a picture OF
loveliness in an original creation.
designed and made by her sister
Janice, OF white nylon net over
taffeta featuring fitted bodice
studded with rhinestones; the full
skirt Of net was ruffied from the
waist TO the floor, Eddie Harris,
escort.
Joann Richardson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold Richardson
st, Paul, enhanced her charms
with white net formal form fitted
strapless bodice of net dotted with
tiny white daisies conferred with
tear drop pearls and a band OF
white taffeta around the waist.
The full bouffant skirt featured
ruffling from the waist 20 the
floor covered with an overskirt OF
net, Clarence Anderson Jr.. es-
cort.
Della Rose st. Clair. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Timothy Long,
Milwaukee, Wis, made beautiful
picture In white tulle with silver
star panels. Don Williams, De-
troit, Mich, escort.
Dolores Smiley, daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs. Isreal Smiley, Min
neapolis was stunning in a strap
less gown OF white net over taffeta
featuring ruffles OF net extending
from the hipline to the floor. Will
liam Jemison, escort. Miss Carol
X. Thomas, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Joe Thomas. Milwaukee,
was the perfect princess in white
nylon net and chantilly lace, strap
less bodice and an overskirt OF
lace, Arthur Malone, Milwaukee,
escort.
After the ball. all OF the debs
and their escorts motored to An
Okla, where they enjoyed a steak
dinner at the Anoka Steak House.
After supper they returned to the
home OF Miss Antoinette Hughes,
3716 Fourth Av. s., Minneapolis,
where they were entertained with
an after party.
A number of teas, nIncneons and
guided tours were enjoyed by the
debutantes proceeding the cotillion
ball.
Mrs. James Riddeaux. TOT Rom
do Av.. member OF the social COM
mittee OF the Cameo club was the
originator OF this. the first Cotil-
lion Ball Of the Twin Cities.
The debs will be presented at st.
James AME church, st. Paul. on
Friday. July 10.
out-of-town guests attending
the ball included Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dorsey. Mr.. Dorsey is an
attorney and Milwaukee leader.
Others were Mrs. Timothy Long,
Mrs. 7. Joe Thomas, Arthur Ma
lone, all Of Milwaukee. Mrs. Oliver
Lewis. Jersey city, N. j.. Mrs.
George 3. Stafford, st. Louis, Mo,
Lewis Johnson, San Francisco.
Calf, and Charles Rose, College
Vile, MINI, and Donald Williams,
Detroit, Mich.
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CotiIIion Introduces 80 Debs
To Twin City Society At
Brilliant Calhoun Beach Party
Ry JESSIE SHEPARD

taking setting transformed the grand ballroom
Calhoun Beach Hotel into wooded fairyand Friday
ming June 90 for the Cameo Clubs first annual Coton
debutante presentation.
Cibotum ferns large containers of white peones dolphin
ums gadio maestee daisies and treise either
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Are you a registered voter? II
not, you'd better get your name
in the book 10 vote in the Novem-
Der 8 election.
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL 4

Adepha Club Adjourns For Summer The last meeting of
the year for the Adpha Club held Tuesday June %
the home of Mrs Minnie Raymond Rondo Av The meeting
was scheduled for Como Park but due ncement weather
was held at the above home After partakng of delicious
picnic lunch members guests went on drive thru Como
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS 4

Visiting Family Mrs Curtis Lewis and Curtis Lewis
Jr Of Detroit Mich arrived Monday July to visit their par
ens Mr. and Mrs Robert Wallace Sr 3427 Third Av s. and
brothers. Robert Wallace Jr aud Kenneth Wallace family
of 5000 Fourth Av They the house Of the Kenneth
Wallaces
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BRIDEsi II you married since
the last election. you have 10 reg
lister again 20 vote In the No
vember Q election. Be sure your
new name Ia In the book
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the former Louise Maxwell. Mr.
Keen arrived Sunday and left
Thursday for his home.
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RENT IT WITH a WANT Ap
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-14
WCC LEASE
REVOKED

The Alabama White Citizens
Council last week lost, at least
temporarily, its beachhead in
Dearborn.
The Homeowners Association
of Michigan. a northern af-
filiafe Of the pro-segreyation
council was served with evic-
notice from its newly rented
office in the Woodwork Build
ing. Dearborn.
Louis Smith. owner of the
building, said he ordered the
eviction after discovering the
connection between the two or
CARNATIONS.
Ace Carter, head of the Ala
bama council. recently announ-
ced that his organization had
rented the office and that his
brother, James Douglas Carter
would soon come to Michigan
from Birmingham to promote
the anti-desegregation move
ment.
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Bunehe Praises
uN's Efforts

Looking over the accomplish
ments of the United Nations
during its IL years, Nobel Prize
Winner DR.. Ralph J. Bunche
Assistant United Nations Secre-
tary General. listed two a.
major achievements of the worlc
organization during a broadcast
on CHS Radios $50 They Say
"To me the significance OF
this anniversary Of the United
Nations can be concisely anc
well expressed by pointing to
the momentous fact that the
world during this turbulent pos
war decade has been spared Tho
Undesirable catastrophe OF nuc'
lear warfare. This has been very
largely through the efforts o
the United Nations.
And now the world sees the
possibility of a vast new horizon
OF hope and promise for the
advancement and well-being o
all peoples through harnessinl
atomic energy to peaceful con
structive purposes"