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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

BETHESDA. Md. 1903 Lynbrook
drive--Open Sunday. til 5. Brick
Colonial: modern kitchen. 8 bed
rooms. corner lot. Easy FHA financ-
ing available. Desirable school and
church area. Directions: Out Conn.
ave-, left on East-west hwy. 70
Chslton. right 70 Lynbrook drive.
DONALD MERRYFIELD, REAL
TOP EM 1.fRRR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

CHEVY CHASE. The Villaeel-Older
home with great possibilities Sound
condition. bedrooms, fireplaces.
library. large liv. rm. and music
rm. are only a few Of the mars
features OF this charming spaciol&
home Priced in. 3O's For further
REALTY co, EN- 2 .s5ss' ewes.
EN-. 3-0326.
CHEVY CHASE; open sun, . TO s.
Charming Cape Cod; 3 bedrms.. Ga
baths: fireplace; LARGE recreation
room, dining room. enclosed porch.
attached garage. Good location for
doctor or family residence. Out
Conn. ave. risht on Western ave
left on Greenvale st. to 2S0l. b
OWNER. OIL. 2.5640
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
REDUCED 5000
13lS 90kh sc

New 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial undel
Xavier church and school. This Ii
an opportunity you shouldn't miss
Dir: Out Pa. ave. sc. to 30th st.
left . blks. TO sign. MUDD REAL
ESTATE CO, LU. 4-4362.
CoLORED-sACRIFICE for auicl
sale, 70 rms, B baths. 3 city lots
$3.50 monthly income. $1,000 cash
balance like rent. Ii. 4-7726.
COLORED - 2 FAMILY HOUSE
1921 Burke st. s.e.--Each apt. con
tains 2 rms. kit. and bath: $l3,75t
with J. DALLAS GRADY & son
CO. 6-6222: ewes. WE. 5-6S54.
COLORED-5ISD HANNA PL. Sc
priced csii NH. LEWIS. No
5-45li. DE. 2-Il60.
0 ritice, det. 4.bedrm rI home M and ga ga
REALTY CO.. ST. 3-34lO. Wa "a
COLORED-I661 FORT DUPON'
ST. S.E.-Open 1-6. .3-bedrm. brk
semidet.. like new, for only $40,
$50. Don't miss this one IS thi
home has everything. Out Penns
ave. to Southern ave, left 2 block
to Fort Dupont st. left 2 bloc sss'
I19k ,o Rrk ~ rssF EIa; ~ ~ 44ssS
COLORED = SPECIAL : First tim
offered Only S95 dn.. S69.5
monthly. Mr.. 18th and C SITS. g..
Lovely brick house In immac. conc
with nice front porch. liv. rm. -dir
RIM; comb, 2 bedrms; and bath g
4-6S23 today or Ma. s-179S week
days I'll o pm.
COLORED-3-BEDRM. BRICK--lI
baths. full bsmt. with outside entr
rec. rm., laundry rm., rear SCI
porch. Ice. Anchor. fenced yard
aluminium storm door windows
many extras: s-blk, bus. walkinl
distance schools. shopping. WI
sell well below OF appraisal o
S14,350. OWNER, LII. 2-5S47.
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SWEENEY REALTY co

10. 4-32S0 CO. 5-bS31
coLORED BARGAIN = OPEN SUN
4423 TEXAS AVE. Sc.
Attractive. modern semidet. brick:
full basement, gas heat; large Level
ton: prompt possession. Omen 2 to G
pm. Only S2g5 cash. 10. 4-6565.
coLORED-BRICK RAMBLER
Mr.. Ala. ave.-H st. Sc; situated on
beautiful lot; 8 bedrms.: full bsmt.
auto. h.-w.h.: liv. rm,. fireplace.
nice din. rm.. kit. rec rm., gar i;
SIS, 800; 1opnv. terms. H. T.. RAN
DOLPH. RE. 7-2i37 or Ii. l.7265.
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BETHESDA ROCKVILLE - OPEN
SUNDAY, 2-6. 1902 Ashley DR..
Imwed. occupancy; brick rambler;
also dining ell. Assume Az loan
at SS7 mo. pays all. Asking S14,-
$50. OUT Wisconsin ave, past.
NAV HOSP, right on Randolph
I'd. right on Rockiuehorse rd.,
left on Ashley to OPEN SIGN. MRS
MEADER. OIL. 2-9511. cox 4 CO.
INC, OIL, o-1f13.
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an nOn ~. NQnLAN0. La. O.OOol :.
COLORED
OPEN TODAY, 2 to 6
5000 14th ST., ne, mr.. Monastery
Newly decorated. in excel. cond
pet. brick. center entrance; lovely
iiy,, rm.. fiirepl.. opens to side porch,
full size din. rm.. spac. kit, 3 bed
rms. rec. rm. gas h.-wh.. Diet
garage.
WOODBRIDGE GARDENS
1923 Shepherd st.. ne. Det. brick
side hall entrance. lovely liv. rm.,
nrepl;, full size din. rm,. den. cleo
Kit, breakfast rm.; 3 Ice. bedrms.
paths. knotty, pine rec, I'm. with
nrepl.. many other features.
1899 crittenden st. Lovely semi
get brick. 3 hedrms.. tiled kit. rec
I'm. baths, screened front porch
lge. fenced yard. mr.. Providence
Hospital and transp. ARTHUR l.
CURLING, La. 6-663l LA. 6-7768
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BURNT MILLS ESTATE Artistic

CHEVY CHASE. MD, 1919 VEST
way drive-open Sunday til 5.
der room, recreation room: garage
with sundeck: private garden. Dt.
rections. Wisconsin to Western. left
to Leroy, right to Crescent. risht
to 1919 Westway drive. DONALD
MERRYFIELD. REALTOR. EN-. 8.
1884
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BETHESDA HTLLMEAD-Brick Co

lonial; bedrms. liv. rm. With
firepl., din. rm.. powder rm. full
bsmt., scr. porch. storm windows.
fenced yard; walk to elem. and jr.
high schools; mr.. NH, Naval Hos
pital, st. James: S1s.a50. OIL.
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1912 BLADENSBURG RID.

AttrdctIFe I4-Toom Estate
property: . baths. Gear
garaRe: oil heat.
AIT 18th ST. NE.
e1a5 down-See this 3-bed-
I'm brick home: spacious iiv.
nc din, rms. Pick your
coiors as home will be redec.
1926 BRENTWOOD RID.
$500 dowu--Detached 5-rm.
Woodbridge dream rambler;
gas heat; front porch; full
hgmt snartoitE Int Orfkok
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Northeast Area
$50 EMERSON ST. NE.
612 and 733 FARRAGUT pr

S195 down buys any Of
these mod. 5-rm. semidet.
Michigan Park brick homes:
front porches: rec. rms; gas
heat. Quick possession; near
s Dakota and 6th ST
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DE IHESDA = 81 ,2UU down, and
S110 month, includes taxes. g.
bedroom brick, cape cod. dining
alcoye and full basement; located
BERENS JR. CO. EN-. 2-7sO0.
BETHEsDA-Nr. Burning Tree Club,
and-brk. rambler. stretching I05-ft.
over beautiful l2-acre lawn; 3 bed
rms, 3 full baths; UNIQUE fieIdstono
wall separates living and dining
rms; mammoth Kitchen with
scenic breakfast area: screened
breezeway joins kitchen and gar
age. daylight bsmt. contains club.
room with bar. maids rm. and fun
bath; lovely patio with fish pond
In rear; S36,95O. Call OWNER, OIL.
R-S49B.
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BETHESDA-Brick Colonial. IN ex.
ing distance Bee, Lynnbrook. Our
Lady Of Lourdes Schools, 8 bed
rms, ! Y baths. liv. rm. with nre-
pls huilt-in bookcases. din. rm.,
full bsmt,. scr. porch. OWNER.
1908 Kentbury drive, OIL. 6-6456.
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BEIHESDA-Open . to 8; cow.
NH. Naval Hospital. blocks
Grosvenor School. Under $4,000.
Small down payment. Assume long
approx siio including taxes 4
insurance, 3-bedrm. brick rambler.
liv. I'm. with firepl.. din. area.
Equipped kit. full tiled bsmt. Level
lot. rear fence. Directions: wis.
ave. from Bethesda to GrosvenoF
lane. approx. mile beyond Naval
Hospital. Left on Grosvenor to
Dickens ave, left TO 10000 Mrs.
"a MA l-1nrr
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coLoRED-BARNEY CIRCLE
Best transportation at door; ex.
ceptionally well built brick: z large
rms. bath. auto. h-wh.. porches
priced low for quick sale. X. T
RANDOLPH. Ii. 4-7265
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06

The Work and Play Club,
consisting Of boys and girls,
ages ranging from 5 to IL years
old, are going to be busy this
summer, | see The boys are
going TO build bird houses next
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Bcrniccc Saunders. 905 f. Wei
lington St. The girls are goinp
TO make pot holders and pin
cushions.
The club gives Inc children
something TO do during their
idle moments. in the summer
months. All 81 members are
looking forward TO a weiner
roast in the very neer future.
Ralph Saunders is pres, Ken
meth Carroll. Vice pres. Gloria
Brook, See. Brenda Raglcn,
ass. Sec. Barbara Blake, treas
Others in the club are Kenneth
Brady Patricia Raglon. Cath
crime Hollis, Maurice and Bar-
bara Blake, Morris Brady, Mil
ton Raglon. Ann Townsend
julius Carroll, Cythine Orburn
Michael Wright, Sharon Wright
and Edward Orburn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
ladies, Dust Off
Your Cotton Bags

To women throughout Mich
igan the 1857 State FAIR means
a chsncc To MN the title of
Cotton Bag Sewing Queen and
the prizes that 50 With il.
Cash awards will go TO first.
second and third place winners
in eight different caiegories.
Winners of the greatest total
CT cash prizes will receive a
world famous precision sew
ing machine and the right 70
complete in the national finals
at Memphis. Tennessee on Nov.
s.
All entries must be made
from cotton bags excep, for
trimmings. Articles viii be
Judged on appearance. origi-
nality. suitability OF fabric. and
patterns and Workmanship
The contest cataegories are;
kitchen curtains. kitchen apron
and two potholders. stuffed
10Y. luncheon. set. pajamas.
spcrt shirt. crib quilt. and
mother daughter dresses.
Further information and en-
Try blanks may be obtained
from the Home Arts Depart
mcnt. Michigan State Fan De
troii 3 Michigan All needle
work entries must be submit
ted To the Home Arts Depart
ment by Friday. August %
Last Yesr Mrs. Ronald Sweig
of Saginaw received four first
place awards for her entries of
2 blouse. luncheon set. quilt and
stuffed toy. She also received
third place for kitchen curtains.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
BY RUBY WOODS

Hi Everyone This is RUBY
Woods once again With very
little news from the past week
II seems rs if there Just isn't
any happenings any mote.
This week many of Charles
Fletcher and Harry McCalebs
friends will have 10 seY good
bye for e while. These two young
men will be leaving for the
Army where they will enter The
medical corp after their basic
training.
You two will really be missed
by all of US. but just remcm-
Der wei bc thinking about voG
at all times. and before yuu
know il we viii all be together
aga'n.
Charlotte Holt viii be leav-
tlg this week for a short Nisit
ID L. yettc Illinois whore She
Will JON several OF her friends
from Wayne State University
The group Will vacation in
Layettc for a few weeks and
then Journey 10 Nashville, Tenn.
whore they will join other
friends that attend Fisk Univcr-
slty
Ulysses Brown is back in town
after being in japan for the
past three years. Ulysses says
its nice to be home but he
viii some bc returning to Japan
where his young bride is w,uting
OTAC employees were among
champion of champions. winner
OF the ladies division tournament
cf Metropolitan Detyoit.
The team of Sadie Mynaif.
Betty Kazmier. Miriam Basiian.
Aida (Skipl Beauty. and Helen
Perry wen top prize of $500 in
the roll-off az Grandmont Re-
creation with score Of 1888.
They took West Side honors
previousiv with 2720.
The winners check was pre-
scented to them by Eddie Edgar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
1857 MACP Convention MqhEqhts

many have prepared themselves
for these positions.
II was stated by the leader
that some must suffer and unless
some one sacrifices wei never
win BUT, not forgetting that
legal action IS always proper,
Now.
We were fortunate TO wit
ness several dynamic addresses.
but. we think. one of the most
Interesting and stimulating. was
delivered by DR.. Shief Paula.
vice chairmsn. Commissioner Of
Jewish Conference who spoke on
the subject Walk ~ Freedom.
Mr.. Paula. son-in-law of Rabbi
Steven eWirs. one Of the found
ers of the NAACP. stated that
The Most successful battle
ever fought by e group OF un-
armed citizens. was fought in
Monfgc merry. Ala" He impress
ed the fact that the relationship
between the NAACP and the
Jewish Conference of America
is an authentic one. He closed
by stating that mo Rabbi Wi !
disgrace himself by describing
segregation as the work of Cod"
a memorial period was con-
Quoted Tor those who have de-
parted in the past year who
devoted much of their time
and energy To the cause OF the
orgauizytion Included were DR.
Charles S johnson FORMER pre-
sdcnt OF TASK University and.
Mrs Esther Sharp Of + ST Louis
Who mel hen d,lti on tine arr
liac which crashcd in the noun
ians ia California She was re-
TURNING from the 1856 session
in San Francisco.
More than five hundred youths
assembled in the banquet room
twice each day 10 discuss their
problems and II the same
time receive information. Mr..
Daniel Neuson. a youth from
River Rouge served as one of
the advisors On Friday the
mayor OF River Rouge. Mr..
DsdghirY brought greetings TO
this group.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06

York NAACP Operation: Eve
lyn Roberts, ST. Louis, Mo. Luz
ellie Black. N. Y. Glostcr b.
Current. N. Y. Clarence A.
Laws. New Orleans. ID. l.. IIol-
iingwav. ~ anita (;e Rotor.
l.. Carter. N. Y. Education; Con-
rad PeirSon Durham. N. c. and
Jack Grccnburg. N. Y Einploy-
ment; r. l. Spr at d. Reau-
mont Texas, Herbert A. Hill.
N Y and Edwin c Washington.
Dallas. Texas. Charles J Wari-
man and John Field Atty w.
Groves. Detroit and others. We'd
like TO give you an idea OF what
tihls writer Was fOrtunate
all the workshops were like
enough Ia four out of the five
workshops) by 4 few comments
on the one on Lcpal Action and
other Public Facilities
II was stated that in Louis.
vile Ky the school. supcrin-
tcndcnt he'd core I'm cxccllent
job on indignation nf schools
yet on the other hand, he
simply refuses to accept inicgra-
ted teachers. A recent example
WAS given where tWo ,cgip
teachers applied for tc4,hlnp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
ReAffirm Church
lntegration Stand

LAKESIDE. Ohio-Thc North
East Ohio Conference of The
Methodist Church rcaffirmcd It's
on indignation in its 10Th SEES
sion that me there June 10 %
with Bishop llazen G.. Werner
Of Columbus. presiding.
The following resolution. pre-
senfed by members of the
North East Ohio Conference OF
the Area Committee on the
Transfer of Lexington Con
ference Churches. wss unan
imcuslY adopted.
"Thc North East Ohio Con
ference reiteratcs It's previous
stand on the matter Of rela-
tionships OF individual churchci
and congregation within the
Ohio Area.
We therefore reaffirm our
invitation TO the forty eight
churches of the Central Juris-
diciion of The Methodist Church
which are located within the
state of Ohio, TO become mem
bers of either the Ohio Center
ence or the Northeast Ohio
Conference of the Ohio Area
The conference unanimously
voted in favor of accepting the
Simpson Methodist Church,
Stcubcnvillc. Ohio of the Lex
ington Conference into the
North East Ohio Conference.
when all of the constitutional
requirements have been met.
The members Of the Simpson
Church, of which the cv. FIR. ID.
Bradford is the pastor have vot-
ed 10 transfer and the Lcxing-
ton Conference has concurrcd in
the request Of the Stcubcnvillc
Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
CONTINUED From Page 81
Social & Civic Roundup

Mrs Verna Lee Woods of 442S Meldrum really
received the surprise of her life Saturday June
29th one day after her birthday, when several
friends helped Mr. Robert Jones of Lemay Street
carry out his idea to give her surprise birthday
party Mrs Woods dressed for the occasion,
for she left home with plans to attend wedding
reception, when she asked to stop by the ad-
dress on Lemay for brief minute with her TREND,
to discover this great crowd awaiting her arrival,
who shouted the Birthday song.
This was a momentary shock to her. for she
didn't have any idea this would ever happen TO
her Everyone had very enjoyable time There was
music dancing refreshments and of course special
birthday cake There almost no end TO all the
lovely gifts she received, but to top them all was
portable TeleNison presented to her-a gllt from
Robert Jones.
Some of the guest were Mr. and Mrs. Ernestine
Sullivan Mrs Lucy jones' Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Jones Mrs Annie Belle and Ann Aston. Neil Jones'
Evans Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Harlan, Mr. ana
Mrs Joshau Pendergrass, Mrs. Pearl Jones' Junior
and Leonard Pleasant, Mrs. Tanner. Mr. and Mrs
Robert Jones, Cleveland Ohio Mr.. and Mrs James
Stanford Walter and Christine. Mr.. and Mrs. John
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher W llllams ~ MI ana
Mrs. Levi Griffin
We in Detroit should feel very proud and pr
,iIedred IN have been Host to the 18th Annual
con, enton of the NAACP, June 25-30, 1857. If
YOU did not attend any OF it's bus ness sessions
workshops. regional and committee m'Stm%s III
Veterans Memorial, General As, moiN al Foid
Auditorium Mass meeting at O.NEli.' ~taulUh'
Won have really missed an important eFeli OF your
life.
II is not often that we are able to get many
insprational messages from many of our national
leaders but to be present in the type OF meetings
that Detroters experienced the past week. should
have aroused many OF our people VINO nave beeh
non-concerned and negligent toward the support
of this great organization If there any among
Won who for non important reasons who have fail
ed to take out NAACP memberships. should not
hesitate to enroll Immediately.
To be sure YOU belong. call the local office to-
day. located SOC Z. Vernon Highway; line up with
the thousands who supporting this great or
ganization. Speakers and special participants in
the recent convention were DR.. Claiming Tobias
Walter Reuther, UAW-ClO-Detrot Rev. Martin
Luther King, who received the Spingarn Metal
Thurgood Marshall Cong Charles c. Diggs Jr
and Jackie Robinson. in addition to local Of
ficers and workers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
Open Accounts
For Residents

Royal Oak Township Homes
has opened four additional re
newal accounts in metropoli-
tan area financial institutions
making total of five such
accounts TO date. Accounts were
opened today with deposits OF
$1,000 each in the following
institutions:
National Bank of Royal Oak.
First Federal Savings and Loan
Association (Ferndale Branch).
The Detroit Bank and Trust
Company (Ferndale Branch).
ana the Service Savings and
Loan Association of Detroit.
The first renewal account Was
opened last February lat the
Home Federal Savings and Loan
Association OF Detroit Under
this program certain funds from
ROYAL Oak Township Homes.
the township owned housing
projects. are deposited in selec-
ted savings and loan institutions
from time TO time for the pur-
pose of cultivating sources of
money and credit for residents
OF the township needing financial
assistance for the construction,
purchase. or rehabilitation of
their homes and properties.
A total Of Sl0,500, has already
been deposited in these accounts
IN dit is anticipated that a to-
tai of twenty-five thousand
5000 dollars will be deposited
for. these purposes during the
year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06

Mrs Edith Robinson of Flint
Michigan is the passing president
end work WAS commcndable
Mrs Mary Pcnick was program
chairman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
Citizens Committee

A state citizens commission
viii be organized next month
To study discrimination N houS-
ing in major metropolitan areas.
The announcement was made
bv Sidney Shcvi;z, chairman OF
he Fair Employment Practices
Commission (FEPC). Shevitz
said he VIII meet with Governor
Williams to decide the scope OF
The new commission and To
name It's members.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
BY ROBBIE L. cRUMP

History unravcllcd itself into
the past as the National Ass0cil-
ton for the Advancement OF
Cclored People came 10 a
marvellous close here Sunday
with sessions held at thy Oiym-
pia theatcr- Many long time at
PENDANTS of the convention stat
cd, II was. unqucstiunable. the
most exciting and important
meetings in the history Of thu
organization.
One national leader and world
known authorization declare 4
that all previous sessions CT The
convention were direcied TO-
ward the threatening of riqh's
human beings. whereas now the
very organization itself is ba-
ing threatened by the White
Citizens Council end Ku K'ux
Khan. These groups say that
the rssociation is guilty Of the
sin" OF BEING effective n it's
f'oht fer racial equality and
integreiion.
The convention headquarters
and registration bureau were
I'M tho Veteran Memorial nmlld-
ing West jefferson at Shelby.
All business work shops. cons
nittecs. end regional mcctin :
were held in the building 81 y
mass mcctinr~ in the Ford AUDI
forum and Olympia stadium
Discussions in the work hops
were based on the follow III
subjects: Towsrd Open Occu-
pancY in Housing. Politics and
the Legislation for Civil Rights.
Effective Branch Operation:
Me mbership end Fund. Legal
Action IN Education and Other
Public Faciliiies end Discrimi-
naton and Opportunity in En-
ploymcni.
Some Of the worlG's best
legal adv.snrs were maintained
ior these groups. Some Of thcm
We're. Lester p Bailey Sn
Francisco Calf Madison Jou
Ntw York Constance r Mot
ltv New York ana William s
Thonp Ill hcu>ini experts.
For Civil Rinhts Arthur john.
son, Hartford, Conn. Clarence
Mltchc'. Washington. d. {.
Wasncr JackSon Wilmington
Del. CALVIN Banks Philadelphia
Pa. and John Gunicr. New
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-07-06
HAPPENINGS AT STATE
CONVENTION

Some of the important hap
peningS Of the Michigan State
Association of Colorcd oWmen's
Clubs. held in Battle Creek
Michigan. June 22nd through
June Goth, 1887 It Mt Zion
Methodist Church are as follows.
The Convention opened It's
59th year of Organization with
an impressive devotional scr>
by the chaplain Ms. Milic
llynson, presentation Of the Ma
tional president, Mrs Irene Me
Coy Gaines Ct Chicago. H.. re-
ports from all committees show
cd mark Improvement, which
met the approval of the or
SANITATION; a home for the aged
is the project voted for the
second time; State scholarship
loan fund for those who have
completed two years IN college;
memorial service for members
of the convention: tour and
pilgrimage Of Civil Defense
Plant. also an address ON the
life OF Sojoulnor Truth, famed
lcadcrs of al Memorial MuSium
with pilgrimage to her grave
and shrine at Oak Hill Gene
terry; National Convention In
1858 in Detroit.
Thanks TO the Dardnclla Art
and Culture Club as a gracious
host to the club.
Officers elected; McSdumcs
Dulcic Pace of Grand RI pidS
president, Martha Brandon lst
Vice pres. Georgia Dungv. 2nd
vice pres. of Kalamazoo; Paul
inc Hicks: 3rd vice pres. OF
Grand Rapids: Senoria Smith,
recording secretary. Rosa Long
asst record sect Mice Georgia
Allen. fnancial sect. Opal
Mylcs, Parliamentarlan, Odessa
TaNlor StatiStician; Myrtle Sing
cr. Organizer and Mary Bray
chaplain.
Mrs. Edith Robinson of Flint
!
Michigan is the passing president
end work was commentaries,
Mrs. Mary Pcnick Was program
chairman.