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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16

vice president; Grace Jackson.
recording secretary, and Essie
Talia.crro. treasurer. Flossie
Flovd is keeper OF scores. Plans
are being formulated for the en-
ter.ainmcnt OF their husbands in
January. Quite busy session.
but enjoyable.
The All S'ar Panorama at
Stephens Church Friday night
was sell out and more than
enjoyable. II is so interesting IL
know that we are surrounded
with great talent.
Jolly Royalcttcs were happy
10 be i'm the lomc Of Mrs. Mar
cueritc Lipscomb on Blaine
Thursday evening on their reg
ular club date for bgidge which
has become most fascinating to
them. n lovely luncheon was
served and enjoyed.
=
The Detroit Council Of Negro
Women met on TUESDAY evening
ut the Detroit Association Of
Wcncn's Clubs on Brush at Fer
ry. Mrs. Elsie Traylor opened
Tie meeting. The devotion was
led with song: then a read
.ng' by Mrs. Sue Johnson. The
entire group took q part by re-
citing Bible verses and other
quotations.
Mrs. Ethel Williams extended
the welcome to the new NOM
bcrs who we're present at this
meeting. They were Mrs. Slaugh-
ter. Mrs. Elizabeth Stanton. Mrs
Lydia Butler, Mrs. Rochelle
Redd. Mrs. Louise Goodson, Ms
Phyllis White and Mrs.. Bessie
Tomas. y
Mis-. Lavenia YancyScommcnt-
ed on the United Nations obsorv
ance program Of which she was
chairman. and the progress on
the bridge and whist party was
reported by Mrs. Incz Young
chairman. Delegates TO the Ma
t;onal Conference in Washing
ton. d. c.. were the president Of
the Detroit Council. Mrs. Jack
son. willie L., Mrs. Elsie Tray
Tor and Mrs. Rosa Gragg.
The hostesses for this meeting
were Mrs. Elizabeth Morris,
Mrs. Turner. Mrs. F.. Griffin
Mrs. Mamie Colwell and Mrs. E
N. Johnson. The Council was
served a delicious chicken salad.
cake and punch.
Mrs. Willie L. Jackson, presi-
dent; Miss Mary T. jenkins, re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16
Chrysler Fund And
Chrysler Employee
Contributions To
1857 Torch Drive
Total S1,583,774.O3

DETROIT. - Gifts total
ing $l,5S3,7 74.O3 to the
United Foundations 1857
Torch Drive from en-
ployees of Chrysler Cor
poration and from the
Chrysclr Fund were an
nounced today by l.. l..
Colbert, president.
Chrysler Corporation De
troit-area employees have
pledged $1,lG8,774.03 to
the 1857 Torch Drive thru
the payroll deduction plan.
Robert w. Gender, Chrys-
Ter Corporation vice-presi-
dent-personnel, presented
the $4l5,000 Chrysler Fund
eift at today's Torch Drive
luncheon.
More than 80 per cent of
the ccmpany's Detroit-area
employees contributed to
this years Torch Drive,
Gender reported. The aver
age individual contribution
Tor 1857 was S14,l9, a ST.
II Increase over the aveh.
age pledge of last year,
lie added.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16

The couple agreed to a legal
separation with the attorney
handling the matter explaining
tn. the legal separation stem
med from the fact that Mrs.
Louis cosmetic business rcquir-
cd her TO be in New York con-
S antly while Mr.. Louis business
interest required his presence
in Chicago.
The couple married Christmas
Day. 1855.
Fer months prior to the ccrc-
mony rumors were frequent that
they planned to wed. Mrs. Louis
was we'll known end outstand-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16
ST. MARKS NEWS
ST. Marks Community Church
1921 Twelfth Street
Rev. James E. Wadsworfh. ST..
Minister and Editor.
Pastors Messages:

In the midst of the biting cold
of yesterday / was passing ou'
literature for a council candi-
date at one Of the downtown
bus stops to persons whom teF
the most part ! had mover s"'n
before. There were many other
persons who worked much
harder. many whom knnM
have given seven DAYS week
to support this candidate In tic
midst Of the cold and the ne
Bluffs on Election Day. ! he,"n
10 think would or others ~"
willing to do as much for Jcms.
For as competent as mV we
tcrious candidate is. be Is rot
in the same league as Jesus ihe
fairest of ten thousand. If W.
all would work as earnestly 'or
Christ what a glorious advance
the church would make.
Thanksgiving Day Services
THANKSGIVING morning At VI
O'Clock Peoples Community
Church, will be visiting with u
as we observe our annual union
service. Now | have told the
GOOD folk there that our Senior
Choir will out-Sing their Chan
eel Choir and more of us will 81
present than they. Therefore
you see. your help is needed to
help the pastor keep his word
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16
Fifty Cent To Fifty
Dollars Art Sale

Tie Ann Arbor Art AS
alton will hold its Sec
!. Annaal Christmas Sale
CIV from November 8
yough November 20, in
.ackham Galleries al
~ University of Michigan.
,,cry hours are 10 AM.
/, 10 I'm.
THIS gala pre-holiday
slow will feature a wide
range Of handmade OBJ
,,cts: toys, re al work, or
,-r,crts ard papicr-mache
f. a.es, as wei! as paint
Mrs p..::ats. cards, textiles,
,c~l r,e, jcwelry, and GER
an: I. EyssythirSg on dis
III lie the work of
ri association members
s.a vii be carefully select
ed e offer 10th beauty and
!, r:eiy to holiday shoppers.
s'aav mall items will be
Z ai,aLIc at modest prices,
"a ,y-.s...- by Ann Arbor
U.s. of national reputa-
tion will be included in the
Christmas Sale Show. Price
will range from fifty cents
to fifty dollars.
The response to the first
such sale held last year
ly the Ann Arbor Art AS
,oc'ation was so onthusi-
astic that toward the end
ii the sale period. work
intended solely as dccora-
ton for the Rackham Cal
leries was being sold Off
the walls to eager Christ
mas shoppers. This year."
says Sale Chairman VIII
lam Lewis, I'VE expect to
exhibit art works which,
both in quantity and quail
y. should satisfy all the art
overs for miles around. For
. beautiful solution to |
your Christmas shopping
lroblcms,' adds Mr.. Lewis. /
"come early adm come oftcnF
70 the Rackham Galleries
between November 8 and
Norember 90"
Mr.. Lewis, Assistant Pro-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16

ferred for hand-eating and
salads. Citrus fruits are
second on the "good-buy"
list from the fruit counters.
White and ruby-red seed
less grapefruit of medium
sizes are being featured a
long with the medium-small
new Florida oranges.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16

turn over Second Baptist's
check for $4,000 to the convcn-
ton. Instead. he returned it
with the recommendation that
The money be gwen to the MA
ACP Freedom Fund. This pro-
posal was accepted.
The decision to break with
tie convention had the unani-
nous approval Of both the Dea-
cen board and the church mem
bcrShip.
Tired CT Contending
Comment.ng upon the action
Of his congregation, DR.. Hen
;elson saii. I'm tired Of CON-
tending. I believe the National
BAPTIST convention is hopeless.
! would never Join in any move
10 split il but ! cannot spend
the rest Of my active ministry
in an atmosphere Of tension.
mob spirit, dictatorship and cx-
tlcmc cmotionalism.
Il believe that educated
young Baptist preachers should
not make the mistake l made
ior years, BY remaining in the
convention. Get out, get out
quietly, but get out. and do it
now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16
COMM ENTAToR

lessor of Art at the Univer.
sity OF Michigan, feels that
both artists and public
benefit from large and
varied sows such as the
current one, and anticipates
that last years record sales
will be exceeded by the
Second Annual Christmas
Show.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16

ing in her cWn right. She had
conceived ;ilc famous Rose Meta
BE auty Scion a 4 latcr had split
with pa.taer ~ opened up
an ultra Csfantsmmoat on W..
ld9th st. al DlcadWay called
The Hou.,a Of Mcisan.
The fol N heavyweight
champion has interests in a
milk finn that bears his name.
several apartment BIT .laings and
is vice p,e sident of the In
tornatioal Bax rg Club. Joe's
present incorle is estimated AZ
500. 1000 a year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16

,coniinusd from Page 81
-. On Services, Edward v.
1--we t,a Executive Director
e Catholic Youth Organ;-
. - and Public Rela-
IONS. Garnet Griffin, Di-
.sc,or of Publicity, Traffic
eafety Association.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16
"Beyovd The Horizon" Starts AT
WAYNE Theatre

Eugcnc Ncills Palit7cr Prizc-winning Beyond The
Horizon will begn Friday Nov g. at the Wayne State Uni
yersy Theatre 3l24 Woodward.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16
no Artist Joe Louis
K0' ed BY Last Marriage

CHICAGO-This time it's legal.
Joe LOUIS and his wife. Rose Morgan Louis, many
times reported separated in their % months of married
life. have done il legally-as of Monday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-16

Building, Temple 3-14Oo, Ext
265.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01
mute
Sermon

Easter Monday morning our
little community woke up to the
realization that tragedy had
struck one of our families. A
5ehemoth truck crashed into the
ar of our esteemed superintend-
mt of schools. All three of his
children were killed and he and
his wife were injured. They had
ocen to church and then went 70
nearby community and were
returning home for the night.
AS one walked through the
streets carly MONDAY there were
title groups of people talking in
luShed tones. Some time there
were tears in their eyes. People
Sravitated TO the empty house.
There began to come in friends
from out of town. There Was
nothing which could be done.
The children'S toys stood about
where they rad left them. Moth
ing IL do. but ease the shock of
one auothCr. and silently pray
that God. by His comforting
Spirit. would breathe into the
hearts OF the bareavcd parents
strength. and faith. and SolaCe
What then shall we say 20
these things? II God is for us,
who is against us? He that spar
ri not his own Son, but deliver
ed him up for us all, how shall
ne not also with him freely give
Us all things? Who shall lay any
thing 10 the charge of Gods
ciectl II is God that juStifieth;
who is he that condemnethl II
is Christ Jesus that died, yCl
rather. tina; was raised from the
dead, who Is at the right hand .:
God. who also maketh interccs-
sion for us. Who shall separate
us from the love of Christ? shall
tribulatiOn. or anguish, or perse-
CutlOn, or famine. or nakedneSS.
or peril. or sword? Even as il j.
writtCn,-FOr thy sake we are
killed all the day long; We are
accounted rs sheep for the slau-
ghter. Nay. in all these things We
arc more than conquerors thru
ugh him that loved us. For I am
persuaded, that neither deaf.
nor life, nor angels, nor princl-
3alitieS. nor things present, nor
things - come. nor powers. nor
height. nor depth. nor any other
creature. sh.. %, able to scpar-
ate Us tgu. the love Of Coo
(which Is 20 Christ Jesus our
Lord"
Romans S-3I-S9N
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01
School Children
Help Fight
crest Fire
BY WILLIE E. WATTS
Horny Ranger

A few weeks ago we had a
forest fire near Waccamaw
School. The teachers and several
of the school children assisted
in handling the fire. BY so doing
there was very small acreage
burned and the damage was
somewhat small.
The fine example those teac.,-
erS and children set is being fol-
lowed by folks in another COM
munlty. Only a few days ago n
fire got started on the land Of
Mr.. Joe Todd in the Shell Sec q.
ton of the county. Mr.. Todd
two of their boys, Roy ard
Dennie, Duke Chestnut, Willie
Howell Watts, Daniel Edge and
John Causcy got on the fire i'm
mediatcly although it was in
n very thick place with pine
tops and buckets of water and
stopped it before it burned a
very large acreage. In fact, il
only burned approximately 0 3
of an acre.
With the wind blowing and
the place being unusually rough.
those folks certainly did a fine
Job IN stopping the fire even be .
fore the Ranger arrived with
some fircfighting equipment. II
Is encouraging to those of us
VINO work with the Commission
OF Forestry to find group of
people who are Interested in the
proiy-ison Of our forest and will
lend "a helping hand in handlinc
those forest fires while they ar,
small and thereby save lard
owners sometimes many thouS-
@nIS OF dollars. Had they net
stopped the fire, even before
IN, Ranger arrived. it most like
y would have gotten completely
"ui of control and have done
considerably damage.
We certainly appreciate the
cooperation and volunteer assist
a",e IN handling those fires
with continued cooperation from
them and other communities
~'roa-hout the county We VIII
lose ..sS burned acreage a.i
grow more timber which in the
course Of time will be money in
all our pockets.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01
Labor Supply
Sill Exceeds
Henry Demand

a recent report from Brantley
(. Richardson, manager If the
Horny County office of the S.
<. State Employment Service
indicates the labor supply here
continues to exceed the demand
for workers.
AT the end of February. there
were 7O8 applications for work
on file in the Conway office.
Brantley, however, pointed out
that there are shortages of GER
tain types Of workers, such as,
bookkeepers, secretaries, steno-
graphers, and commission sales
men. He said there was also a
shortage of mattresses at MYRTLE
Beach as well as cooks in tire
resort area.
Reports from a. major nom
manufacturing establishments an
Horny indicated that employ
ment during February was about
the same as during January
Employment in manufacturers
plants in the county decreased
slightly during February. But
this loss was offset to some ex-
tent by slight gains in contract
construction and service estab-
lishments. The loss in manufact-
uring plants was due primarily
to temporary lay-offs.
Further gains in contract con-
struction has now been made
since large building projects
have gotten underway in Myrtle
Beach and vicinity. Significant
gains in employment are also
anticipated soon in wholesale
and retail trade and service es-
Establishments in the beach area
A slight increase in employment
in retail establishments county,
wide has been anticipated with
the increase shopping during the
spring season.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01
Love For
Living
By-LeIard :. Huneerpiller

By-Lelard :. Huneerpiller
In one OF his books the late
ChriStoI mr. Morley said" Lau-
Ightcr and prayer are the two
.noblest habits of man" My
brother. the late Colin r. Scgars
mad both habits. AS a lad he
vas SO active he could not keep
awake long TO study at night.
Our brother Edward shared a
room with him. Many nights
when he put aside his books and
went to their room, he found
Colin kneeling by his bed fast
asleep. l do not know how long
he was able to stay awake to
pray. but l know he had the
habit of trying to pray. Some
times l wish he might have be-
queathed me his sense of hum
or. 1t added zeSt to our home
life. During his later years when
lcame home from Atlanta to
visit. sometimes / would be a.
wakened at dawn by Colin and
Mother laughing. Colin would
get up early to ride Mounting
Buck he would ride to Mothers
back door, and make the horse
knock on the step, with his hoof,
until Mother came. She woul a
give Buck sugar. Then COIN
would leave the horse unhitched
to wait, while he had coffee with
mother. In winter she would
have glowing fire by which
they would sit laughing over the
things he told her. / think he
enjoyed most jokes on himself.
No ono could be hurt by these.
There is d ooublc-tongued lau-
ghtcr. II hurts the one who feels
laughtcd at. job said" / am one
that is a laughing stock to his
ncighbor, I called upon God and
he answered; The just, the per-
feet man is laughing stock. ;"
Today there are followers of
Jesus who pour out their hearts
love in the best way they know
trying to share the ChristiaE
hope. and If they receive not
scornful laughter, they often re-
ceive a critical, IL don't like that
sort of thing" Jesus the one per-
feet MAN did the Father. will
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01
Square Dance
SET AL Beach

MYRTLE BEACH - A square
dance for the general pubic
free of charge viii bc a featured
event IN the opening night ii
the Sun Fun Festival "a, Myrtle
Beach June ).
Ken "Sharecropper" Lowell
and his band will furnish sand
lappcr tunes for the event.
(Sandlappcr is a nickname OF a
South Caroliuian.)
The dance will be staged in
midtown on city street, ropcd
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-05-01

even when He received scornful
laughter. 1t is enough for His
followers that He knows heart
desires and understands feeble
efforts. "And they laughed him
to scorn, knowing that she was
dead. But he taking her by the
hand, called, saying, Maiden.
arise. And her spirit returned
and she rose up immediately.
Luke 8: 53-55.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
FESTIVE COTToNS

Pretty enough for Christmas morning and the whole day
long Comfortable. too she's to be busy hostess All
three are available In sizes IL to 20 IAN to 24 Get
her at least one better still, all three
O STEPM COAT DRESS Majestic blue pink with
embroidery print and Venise-type lace collar -- 4SS
OBJ BUTroN-uP COAT DRESS Of dripdri polished cotton
uce work accents the neckne and pockets Posey pink or
tc EMBROIDERED DRESS in dusty pink blue.
lavsny embroidered In ombre Shiffn Generous pockets
, 1957-09-26
ABUNDANT LIFE
~ Oral ROBERTS


the tears splashed down my
cheeks l renewed my covenant
with my Maker. When ! got
through praying ! felt like 2 new
man. / got up. squared my
shoulders and said. i am through
with self-pity and feeling sorry
for myself. am going out and
by the help OF God ! am coming
out OF this"
What happened to Lee Braxs
ton after that should happen t0
everyone. He started using his
energies to believe instead OF TO
feel sorry for himself. He BET
came a new man inside and in a
matter OF days he had persuaded
the mortgage people to give him
ia little more time. He secured
credit for his business. He didn't
lose his self-respect because
when he began to believe. hs
found that his faith was the
most powerful thing in the
world. Other people saw he was
q new man and they wanted to
do business with a man like that.
It is people who resist self.
pity, who do not feel sorry for
themselves, who will not allow
th~en>selves to cringe and whtm-
per ,fore LIES struggles. who
stand up and say. Il believe God
is with me. And il He Is with
me nothing or nobody can rue.
c~essfully be against me. / viii
succeed"
When a storm strikes an eagle
he sets his wings In such 9 way
that the winds lift him above
the storm by its very fury. This
Is Gods way for as. With the
right use Of our faith. We Will not
fear the storms that come our
way. It Is the set OF Il faith
that causes us to rise above the
storms. Have faith IN God!
, 1957-09-26

There are many, many people
IN this world who get q peculiar
kind OF pleasure out Of feeling
sorry for themselves. They cringe
before life's problems. They
whimper and whine and say.
@-Nobody h It as hard IS ! do!
heard story about the
two buckets that went to the
well. One OF the buckets sobbed
and cried, mo matter how full 1
60 away from the well. ! always
have 10 come back empty" The
other one laughed and said. mo
matter how empty ! come to the
well. I always go away full"
Lee Braxton, the national ra-
do director Of our worldwide
broadcast. told me that self-pity
almost ruined him. Back when
the depression was at its worst
he was in hard circumstances.
The mortgage people were COM
ing to foreclose on his modest
little home. At the same time
his small business was about to
20 under. He walked on and sat
down In q room by himself and
said. why is everybody picking
ON me?"
Recently he told me what he
did that day as he sat in the
little room. He said, Il was sit
ting there with the whole world
on. my shoulders. I felt SO dis
couraged. so down and out that
knew IL I didn't get hold Of my
self might do something terri
BILE. kept wringing my hands
and saying. oh. why does every
body have to pick on me? Why
does this have 10 happen to me!'
didn't know wher6 slse to turn
or who else to see.
"Then it dawned on me that
there was One l could go to. So I
rot down on my knees and while
, 1957-09-26
PRESIDENT .

turn to its normal habits of
peace and order and a blot
upon the fair name and high
honor Of our nation in the
world will be removed.
Thus will be restored the
image of America and Of all
its parts as one nation, indi-
visible, with liberty and JUS
tice for all.
, 1957-09-26
Card Of Thunks

We take this opportunity to
express our heartfelt thanks
to all who have expressed
sympathy or sent tokens on
the recent death Of our be-
loved wife and mother, Mrs,
Manuel Viera.
Manuel Viess & FanAilY
, 1957-09-26
Cancel BAY

life, boating, fishing, a n d
water activities as well as ex-
plorations of the new Virgin
Islands National Park. The
winter season at Cancel Bay
starts December first.
, 1957-09-26
VIPAc

VIPAC ...
said, due to frsthand infor-
nation which revealed that
the Interior Department was
perplexed with the problem
of making a political appoint
ment for some deserving Re
publican, Negro or white, or
making a native choice on the
principle of self-determination
for the island Americans"
, 1957-09-26
WANTED
-
Desks and Tables
Any style
Call sS5W or s6
Christiansted
FOR RENT

Large unfinished apart
ment on third floor over
the v. I. National Bank.
Call telephone No. 79I be-
tween TOO pm. 8 900 Pm.
William F. MooYhsad
, 1957-09-26
FEDERAL

FEDERAL -.
and smashed up his bicycle.
The youth ran into the home
Of a white lady; when asked
if she was a niger lover" she
replied that she was just a
good Christian.
Federal troops arrived and
took the boy and his bicycle
to his home.
, 1957-09-26
LATEST NEWS
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TIGER WOMAN"
Chapter ! 2
LATEST NEWS
, 1957-09-26

SUNDAY AND MONDAY
TUESDAY
AFTERNOON ONLY
Fox presents:
In Cinemascope & Technicolor
WHITE FEATHER"
Robert Wagner, John Lund,
Zebra Paget, Jeffry Hunter,
Noah Berry
Never has the Screen dealt so
frankly with the forces, that
drove the Indian across the en-
tire Continent. A great Outdoors
Film.
EVENING ONLY
goth Century Fox presents
In Cinemascope & Color Deluxe
THE NAN IN THE GRAY
FLANNEL SUIT"
The Best Seller you read with
such intensity now a motion
picture with compelling
Gregory Peck, Jennifer Jones,
Frederic March, Marisa Pavan
Lee j. Cobb, Keenan, Wynn,
Gene Lockhart
Filmed in Rome, Italy, Westport,
Conn, New York Central RR Sta
ton and Hollywood, this is the
story Of an excl. ten years
after the war, in the peace-time
struggle to make his way in the
world, still beclouded by the days
of battle, and his slow readiust-
ment to the ways Of family and
friends. This is 2h hours of great
entertainment.
LATEST NEWS
, 1957-09-26

drove the Indian across the en-
tire Continent. A great Outdoors
Film.
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MONROE FORD
1887 East-West Hwy. Sii. Spr., Md.
Open Evenings TIL q. JU. 5.7s04
oLDsMoBILE 90 Super "sS" 2-dr.:
r. and h.. Wv, tires. power steering
and brakes: like new throughout;
1885.
PEAKE BUICK, INC.
45O5 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-2O04