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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-05
Area Residency Annual Safety Meet

The annual safety award meet
ING Of the Diswyn Residency was
held at Cu.dsville Community
Center early Hlis month.
j. H. Phillips, district engineer;
1t. L. f. TheRlas. Virginia State
Police and MIG Lyell, safety en-
gineer, spoke at the meeting.
Think Bespfe You ActN- was
the subject If. the talk BY MI.
Philips, bringing out how care
lessness causeA accident and in
iuries. 2
1t Thomass remarks Ill safety
rom police views. stressed high
way safety Ia painted verbal
caricature Of -gnany drivers along
he highway elisting them under
sategories Of .eifisiness, discount
aousness, self Importance. etc.
Lyell's talk was oil defensive
driving.
At the end-af the talks. safety
awards were ,4ven out by Phillips
and J. S. Pa3skey. assistant resi-
dent engineelf
The TOP awf1ds include 2i years
without All ;rridant To sed 81
equipment wfleh vent To w. i.
Moore ~ r guthrie, W T.t Nor
man ] L. DF4ston. f. II. Morris.
J g Pattesor3 and A. G. Maxey.
Supervisory personnel who have
gene ten NJ more years without
AN accident I. self or equipment
also inclhdes,s " E. Mckay, 10
years 4. J. 4 ockmorton and F.
L. Raeland, y years; V. T. Jen-
klns III a Cs Parrish. IS w. A.
Baird, IL My Wilson, Ill. Il. G.
Hooe ana 81 R Patteson, 10
years.
r. Al Taboo aid L. j. Throck-
morton Of Rwkingham received
awards for e Owes feu years
without AM ~ dent to self, men
Or equipment
Others ~ ,,Auckineham gong
ten wears or .jMore without acct
dent to self ot equipment include:
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-05
3 Casualties Reported
In Birthday Bowl

Two Homecoming games last
week end stole the headlines from
a third, Birthday Bowl game at
the r. j. Fulcher. Jr., home.
Thirteen uniformed players re-
ported for the game Saturday
morning to help Tom Fulcher Gel
citrate his eleventh birthday
There we're three casualties By the
time Of the weiner roast that fol
lowed the game
Toms grandmother. Mrs. G II
Dowdy. assisted his mother with
game arrangements. and an an
onymous third party served as
referee.
Players We're Andy Andrews.
Bill Garland, Bill Lancaster, Doug
Fitzgerald. Tom Brooks. Jimmy
Putney, Sam Putney. Tone De-
Muth, Danny Simpson. jerry
Dowdy. Bill Burger Chuck Pate
son and Herbert Pulliam.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-05
Butter-And-Egg Woman Is Top
Community P-TA Fund Raiser

church or to send tasty get we'll
message to some one sick" is the
way the committee woman put it.
Mrs Campbell is also an expert
flower grower and arfanger.
Many. many times she provides
the flowers for services at Davis
Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Since 1852. when she seriously
turned to fair exhibiting, Mrs.
Campbell's angel food cake has
taken the blue ribbon at the Five
County Fair. This year. she had
many additional winning entries.
So, if the idea is TO raise funds
Tor such community project as
a prettier school cafeteria by way
Of a bake sale. Mrs. Sam Camp
bell can assure you success.
Folks pay real money for her
kitchen products.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-05
BIBLE CLASS CANCELLED

The Holton Bible class meeting
scheduled for this week has been
cancelled because of the illnesses
Of members.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-05

Eight Farmyille women will at
tend the Virginia women forum
ii Richmond November 7. More
than 700 Virginia clubs may be
represented at the annual forum.
DR.. HUI Shih. Chinese Republic
delegate to the United Nations
and former ambassador to the
United States. Walter $. Robert
son, assistant secretary Of state
for Far Eastern affairs, and Dr..
Dean Rusk. Rockefeller founda-
ton president. will speak.
Speakers at other forum ses-
sions viii include Ordway Tead,
Harper and Brothers editor. MIS-.
Esther Lloyd-Jones. of Columbia
University, and Miss VirgiEa Pc
terson, literary critic.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-05

Mrs Sam Campbell, Of Pros
poet. has found more practical
uses for her culinary art than
satisfying tho appetite. She is
her communi'y's No. l money
maker BY way Of the kitchen.
When the Prospect P-TA gave
its Halloween party last week to
raise funds for association activ-
tiles. as we'll as to provide place
ior the youngsters to celebrate,
MIS-. Campbell's angel food cake
was the blue ribbon fund proyid-
Ct.
Since the P-TA was attempting
70 replace funds used when the
association boueht the Lnoleum
for the new school cafeteria floor.
her performance was most graft
tying, the committee reports.
Shes always baking for the
benefit of the school. or her
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-05
Personal Mention

Mrs. Claude Milan visited rela-
tives IN Washington, D. c., during
the week end
Miss Eleanor lmboden h N 4 re-
turned from VISIT with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
lnlboden. IN Pulaski.
Mr.. and Mrs Travis Patterson. Of
Danville, wcrc guests Of tic
Fletcher IrbyS for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Beck and Mr..
and Mrs. Billy Powell, of Peters
burg, were here for the Hampdcn.
Sydney West Virginia Wesleyan
game Saturday and visited MIS-
Frank Organ
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Gwaltney. Of
Smithfield. spent the week end with
MI and Mrs. John Harwood.
M and Mrs. James r. Blanton
Of Richmond. were week end guests
of Mrs. ( :. Martin.
Miss Nancy Worthington was the
guest of Mrs r ". Catlin for the
week end
Mr. and Mrs. r A Hubbard. Of
Bristol arrived Sunday 10 visit Mir.
Hubhard's mother MIS-. johnson
Hubbard Mrs. Hubbard Will attend
a state highway conference IN Lex
ington Wednesday through Friday
Miss Ruth Catlin attended the
YES Bedford game in Lynchbure
Saturday. She was the guest Of Miss
Nancy Hanlmcrstonl for the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Cooper and
family Of Richmond. were week
cnd guests IF Mrs Coopcr's parents
M and Ms Y. 4 Allen
Mr. and Mrs. John f Halwood
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gwalincy and
MI. and Mrs. J, r. Rlanton attended
The Virginia -VMI game III Char
lottcsville Saturday
Mrs II r BALDWIN joined Mrs.
$ G BALDWIN, OF lvnchl,urg. re.
gently al Hot Springs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-05
Water Pageant Plans
Include Santa Land

Plans for a water pageant III
Santa Land are underway at
Longwood College. where the H2O
club annually sponsors a Christ
mas water pageant.
Janet Lloyd. Of South Boston, is
general chairman. Nancy An
dreWs. Of Roanoke, IS assistant
chairman.
Working with them are Sandy
Fitzgerald. of Wytheville; back
drops Mary Ann Barnett. Of
Chesterfield, props, Amanda Dill
lon. Of Ashland. costumes: Elaine
Weddle. Of Roanoke. program.
Anne Rountree. Of Smithfield, re-
cordings, Linda Vess. of Coving-
ton. lighting, and Ellen Galloway.
of Bluefield, publicity.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-05
Virginia Writers
TO Be Program Topic

"A Year With Virginia Writers
is the theme Of the Farmville
'Womans club literature and dra-
ma group programs this year.
First Of the programs will be
Thursday at 8 p, m. at the club
house. Miss Mary Dupuy viii re-
view the life Of Dr.. George Bagby,
and Mrs. Nelson Hin will give d
reading from Bagby's works.
Mrs. Wilfred Wagner will sing
as a special feature of the pro-
gram.
Members Of the senior and jun
ior clubs, and their guests, are in
vited TO attend the meeting.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-05

II ?. Whorley. II years; !. q.
Spencer, Is; F. Fl Land and r.
IT, Harris, 49,; w. II. Beasley and
F. w Hellard u; N. H. Hardi-
man. i, and r L. Rush. Jr.. l..
II. Morgan, S. 3 Whorley. ] j.
Carroll, W. T. Watson, J. n Ayres,
and J. w, Shepherd, ten years.
Those serving over ten years
without accident to self or equip
ment in Cumberland county in
clude: w. E., Morgan, IL years;
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-05
Cherry Grove Society
Studies Dakota Tribe

A program on the American In
dian was presented at the Cherry
Grove society. Children of the
American Revolution, meetin
November at the home Of Mrs.
R. B. Crawford.
r. Lauck Crawford. who worked
Win the Dakato tribe of the Sioux
nation for the Episcopal church
in South Dakota, was the guest
speaker.
The 1887 CAR national project
Is 70 help obtain supplies for St.
Mary's Indian School in South
Dakota.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-05
Robert Adams, j.,
joins r. "A. Smiths

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams
Smith announce the birth of a
son. Robert Adams. Jr.. Thursday.
Oct 81, at Southside Community
Hospital
Grandparents are Mi and Mrs.
Asa Smith. of Farnlville. and
Mis- w Fl Simon, Of New Bern,
N. c.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-05

and J B Murphy, J E. Foster c.,
H. Hudgins. Z. d. Brown. S. NJ.
Jamerson and Floyd Hatcher, ten
Serving ten years without acci-
dent to sell or equipment in
Prince Edward county are C. S.
Grafton and j. H. Wilkes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-06
COM IA EN- OR

SPRING. Mrs. Kerr VIII
lead an afternoon Discus
sion group during the
spring term, April 8 thru
June a, called you're
More Normal Than You
Think. Other afternoon
interest groups will offer
The "YW-Wife" n choice
of creating copper enamel
jewclry, learning TO play
cole, or polishing Up her
bridge game.
Mornings at Cen trail
Branch LIDO" this spring
will offer slimnastics, bad
minton and swimming for
he actively Inclined; for
others. a Variety Hour viii
include speakers and de-
monStratiOnS Of interest to
the woman who is home
manager. mother, hoS'css.
and civic worker. Mrs.
Margaret Gibbs. Consumer
marketing Agent fro N
Michigan state Urivers IT,
in the Detroit area. Will
open the series with tips
ON marketing to make the
most of the family's food
dollar.
Nursesy service IS pro-
vided for pre-school chill
dren on Ladies Day Out.
On school holidays acti,i-
ties are planned also for
the older children Of group
members.
Registrations m ay be
at Central Branch WV, %
30 Witherell ST.. in the Adj
nit Activities Department
by calling: WO. 1920. A
similar program is offered
ut Northern Branch wv.
1890 Woodward Ave. To.
5000. starting April 8.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-06
Twenty Courses
Offered Grads

HAMPTON. Va II 90 graduate
end so UNDERGRADUATE cou $
will be offered during ihe la57
Summer Session Of Hampton
Institute, as announced ny Dr.,
Hugh Nj. Glostcr, Director o.
tho III Summer Propram
The Graduate Session WA or
fer courses leading 10 .hc Ma.
degree, orfcling courses IN the
Teaching OF Reading; Audio-Nis-
ual Aids: Social Foundations ct
Education: i'amnn Dcvflwpn ~
in Chilaloo ani Adolescence
Irorganic Chemistry. r. i
Literature liom ,hc Aao!1 .1.X-
ON Period 20 the Restoration,
Modern Alechraic CoNcep IS,
The Contemporary South aal
some fifteen o.hcr subj cts in
English. the natural sc.cnf !.
the social sciences ana aduya-
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-06
Browne!l Asked To Tell
Monning Johnson's Job

NEW YORK-U. s. Attorney
General Herbert Brownell Jr.
has been asked if Manning
Johnson, admitted former Com
munist who recently testified
before a Louisiana state lcgis-
lative committee. is, as he was
described in the Charleston IS
c. News and Courier, director
of Research for the Department
o. Justice in Washington
Roy wilkins, executive scclc-
tary of the National Association
for the Advancement Of Colored
People, raised this question in
& letter dispatched to the At
torncy General on March %. The
letter was made public today.
In his testimony before the
Louisiana legislative commit
tee. Mr.. wilkins pointed out.
Mr.. Johnson is quoted as hav-
ing said that the NAACP has
become q vehicle of the Com
munist Party. designed 10 over
throw the government of the
United States"
News stories originating in
Baton Rouge, La, where the
hearings were held early in
March, give the impression that
an official Of the Department of
Justice has branded the NAACP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-06

Ware; Phyllis. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hughes Mildred,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l..
Willingham's Patricia, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. j. May:
Sharon Johnson, daughter of
Mrs. Fern Bowman: Patricia
Harris, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Harris: Eta.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. To-
lcdo Green; Carol Ann Henton.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Hcnton: Veunice Mosley, dauoh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Lula Will
liams: Rosemary Checks, dauph-
ter Of Mr.. and RMS. w. Checks
ShSlia daughter Of Mr. and Ms.
Mayo Gaillard. and Elizabeth,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter Taylor.
Many congratulations ere due
the Cotillion Wives Auxiliary
of which Mrs. Juani.a Diggs is
president. Mrs Irene MetneY.
was Chairman OF the Debuianie
Ball. others include. Mrs Ro-
berta Hughes. Vivian Bachelor.
Lorraine Webster. Thelma Hau-
gabcok. Louisa Jones. Olivia
Smith. Joyce Tucker, Ethel Stin-
sen. Juanita. Mildred Jones.
Dorothy Williems, Ar beria
Pendlefon. Trixie Smith. Ina
Jspe Ezell. Tryrheneous Dye.
Helen Peek. AlYcc Wsllxer, Ora
Belle Wslloce. and Mildred
. ones.
Thanks and Con9ratulation
for having such a wonderful
affair are due the Cotillion Club
of which Atty. Damon J. Keith
is President. and DR.. Haywood
Mabcn Chairman. of the Debut
ante Ball Committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-06

as a vehicle OF the Communist
party Mr.. wilkins told the
Attorney General.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-06
SIopsT
Fined 81 )

A 37-ycar-old castsidc care
takcr who slapped a 5l-year-
old tenant because she COM
planned about the lack of heat
and the unsanitary condition of
the apartment was convicted of
assault and battery Wednesday
in Recorders Court and fined
S25 or 30 days.
He is Elmo Parker. Of ia
Stimson.
Mrs. Pearl Rosoman Of the
Stimson address fold police
that Parker approached her
March IL ard warned. don't
make any more trouble around
here for me-"
She said with that statement
Parker slapped her so hard be-
side the face until the prints of
his hands were left on her
cheeks.
The fine was imposed by Re-
cordcr's Judge Gerald w. Croat.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-06
CONTINUED From Page 81

In the spring the home
maker and young mother
needs Il lift, and dreams
Of time off to bc herself,
free Of children and house
hold routines. The Ladies
Day Out programs at the
YWCA, now starting their
spring series, give her this
chance one day a week to
meet new friends and try
out new interests and tacn
return to her family and
the spring cleaning with
renewed Zest.
at Central Branch WV
CA, the Ladies Day Out
ors" Will start on Tuesday,
April 9th with a Sample
end See" day, from $3.50
am. to ) pm, featuring
Mrs. Jane Kerr, we'll
known clinical psycholog-
ist, as luncheon speaker on
"a Personality Pickup for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-06
HERE and THERE

Jr.. won first place as king in
the king and queen contest, with
Wanda Jones and Chester
Crump, Jr., as runner ups.
The young people reported
Sl4l.55 TO the church. Miss Alicia
Matthews, general chairman,
wishes to thank everyone for
their support. Mrs. Emma Miller.
financial chairman. and assistant
supervisor. Robbie Crump, SUI
pervisor, Marion Staple, musical
director. Beverly Gillard. pianist.
Rev. Floyd Elledge. youth min
lister, Rev. w. r. Matthews, Sr.,
pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-06
This Can Be You
Making $65 or More
In Spare Hours

Yes. you rss make S65 or more in yous
spare time. And you can do IL easily as the
Lucky Heart Cosmetic Representative in
your neighborhocd :. welcomed aud
respected everywhere. Thousands Of men
and women are now making $50 10 $50
regularly. You can do IL, too regard
less OF age OF previous experience. Lueky
Heart shows you how--hslps YOU 10 sss
big money and q better way Of kfs Toe
you and your family.
VS. cosy tkis isshy Hssrt 10Y. ~
Lucky Heart Representative, just call %
frieEds, relatives, neighbour peopls
you know and like. They already kacw
about nationally advertised Lucky Heart
Cosmehes. So ell YOU have 20 do . show
and demonsuaie. Firt orders had 10 BIG
repeat orders coming N - ycu 81
year round.
vsu sss't lose. You start with astionslly
advertised esaiify cosmetics 81 ssnsibls
prices. Then you add peronL service and
personal advice in the comfort and co.,
venenee OF the customer homes. Thatt
something they can't buy in any uessi
This unbeatable combination q . SURF ~ey
for YOU TO have big money and =
better way Of lie for you and yours.
Decide ssw. Get the facts ycail ~ani -
have about the big money, the better n.
ture that awaits YOU when you become .
welcome and respected Lucky Heart Rep
Tesentative. Just On IN and mail the eoupoa
below today. Wei send you full infoFnep
ton promptly-no charge or ebiisatiea
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-06
Society Doings


the Detroit Council of Negro
Women. Twelve contestants
competed for this title.
Mrs. Annette Clarby, queen
for 56-57 gave up tho crown to
Mrs Mile A. Hynson, queen
for le57-53.
Mrs Tuanita NJ Brown was
in second place, and Ms. Gcral
dir Moreland. third.
Other contestants were: Ar
loan CLARK Helen Iolmce Mary
Jenkins Beatrice N. Johnson.
Bcailicc Kimblc. Mary Sim
mons. Brcz2cl Turner and Nancy
White.
Amono re quests wero: Haze
FNvirg'cn Tivonia, Mich De-
'oris smith Pontiac Mich. Mira
wcbs'cr Montreal Cana da:
Nnv Nh Thornton. Jackson.
Mss inoi VIM. MrRrvnolds,
NJ 7nr Elicit, M S. Lillian
II CLARK and Mrs Matte Mas
Soy. InkStcr. Mich.
Also quests affiliated with
Moral RcArmament were pres
cnt Tone Ross Niklarrin. Sal
hgup. Denmark. Fnyn Tcnesio,
sweden: and Thclma F. Hol-
!nrswor'h.
some o. tho other guests pres
cnt were. Naomi Eason. Mr.. and
M g + w CRAIG. Mr. and Mrs.
Icon Dix Ruth Prothro, Mr..
John YOUNG. RUBY Philpot. Mr..
robcst lee Mrs. Mclrosc Barnes,
Mrs Grace Cook. RoSanna
Toomcr, Eltora Faulkner, Mr..
and Mrs A B. Lovctt. Rose
Blair. Mrs VIM. Oliver. Mrs.
c. NJ Flowers Mrs. Theresa
Brown, Annie F. Hanm. Helen
p PavNc;
Mablo Johnson. Eleanor Col
bort Maymc l.. Cole. Mrs Jcs-
sic NJ Nicklcs. Lena Alexander,
Alice Hewitt. Alice Brooks.
Thelmn Favcs. Laura Freeman.
Beatrice Black. Eegve b. Ford,
Mrdec CvarS, Sarah Foach. ITar-
old Paterson and Mildred Cal
houn participants on the pro-
orom). Susie NJ Chosen, Mary
Sullivan. Mrs. j. Graham. Rosa
Chambers Mrs. T. M Tahoi.
Ciaudia Folsc Margaret Tansil.
Mrs james MoCurtiS. Ethel In
oian. Annie Curry. Mrs. VIM.
Il Hines. Virgil Evans. r. r.
Ross. Lucy Pierce, Mary Harris,
Charlie Petty, Mrs. Ycaecr. Mrs.
Bcnton;
Lucille Jones. L, Sheffield. Mr..
end Mrs. Roger l.. Woodlcy,
Helen II. Whitsett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas l.. Gray. Madaline N.
Phillips, Helen Century, MAY d.
Coleman. Lila M. Noble. Mrs.
James BillupS. Clara Reeves.
Bertha White. Anna Davis,
Gladys O. Perkins. Alme;a King.
Ffiic Shores. Florence Daniels,
Zeita Jackson, Leona Johnson.
Emma X. Fits. Mrs. Bonnie
Marshall. Matte Foxx, Mrs.
Austin Norton and Ethel Sims.
Mrs. Elsie Traylor, chairman.
was presented with a gift from
the officers and contestants of
the Detroit Council. Mrs. The
'csa G.. Dixon worked as So
chairman. Mrs. Willie L. Jack
sun. president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-06
Policy Changes To
ForStudents Need
BALTIMORE, Md

BALTIMORE, Md. ~ Rcor-
eanization of the Morgan State
College program 60 ploviGc SCI
lcctivc admission, a new three
level freshman curriculum and
the screening Of students a. Tine
end Cf the sophomore year W's
announced today is Dir. Martin
y. Jcnkirs, president.
The comprehensive changes,
voted by the faculty after in
tcnsive study and experimental
ton over a period of scVcral
years and approved by the
Board Of Trustees. become e.
fcctivo September 1857.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-06
DETROIT COUNCIL OF
NEGRO WOMEN

The Detroit Council Of Negro
Women held their Scholarship
Tea and Fashion SHOW Sunday
March oath at the Lucy Thur
man YWCA. Mrs. Lavcnia Yancv
was in charge of the program.
which was So very well ar
ranged.
The Stil,inc fashions shown
BY 'hc models were by Mary l..
Robinson. Beatrice Kimble and
Mary F. Hall. the commentator
Highlight Of the affair was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-06
CONTINUED From poee 81

III lN'iNs 4fils >. ~ O'N l'll .Dilti-
fcr, member Board Of Directors
Methodist Childrcn's Home So
ciciv, presided. Min discussion
for tho morning was Protestant
Home for the Aged
Guests were Mrs Alice Robe
Of Chicago and Mrs. Ethel Cos
ST Of Detroit Menbcrs arc Mes
danes Frances Dczon. Minnie
Jon S, Cussic Duncomb. Eloise
MaNwcA. Marie Mangum and
VIII Mae BaNlcs.
stitch ana Chat Club mot
IT mydav night at Mrs. George
smcdlcv's home.
Gucsi were Mr.. and MS
Allen. Member are Mcsdamas
Cussic Dauoomb Frances d.
2or.. A. C@rvit G. Smcllay. T.
Ncl on Il Rochelle. T.. Sergeant
l.. Butler, p. Coilin and others
II is always nice 70 be in
viicd 10 Tho home Of Miss L.
Carr OF Melbourne for bridge
CT an ir1prompiu party. SO tho
Thursday mint bridge ended
in q lovely party.
D. A. A. Banks Of Second
rapilsf Church viii have pas
fo,od the church for II years
d'niae ;hc i2lsi anniversary.
WEDDINGS
Glotia Matthews and Frank
lin Janee rpokc ihc,r wcdiinp
VOWS Saturday afternoon at
p. M IL Taocrnarlc Baptist
Chgrch With Rnv. J,see Jai
Men al rc.ding tho ceremony.
TIE bride wore lace aud
tu'lc Gown with fitted bodice
ct lace. long sleeves. q ruffiod
skirt cerfercd back and front
with lrcc. From a cap lei
inv val ws's. length. Her
flcwcrf werr white roses.
M Ann llall Nas ma'ron of
hcner Patricia I1ova Eleanor
To cc Ma, ola Wosibrook and
latrtii Nnrl.csnn we're attend
ants earn gg v-pccp canes
wiz naioac bouquet on them.
Tho an were wearing pastel
SHADES and CARRYING white car
raiions.
r. nan was Alton Jones and
- rs wore Alfred Prown. Ron
ed swmm"s james Fowoll and
Robert Allen.
Flower eirl were Lonnre and
Darccl Nunlev (nicccs of the
bridD.
Thu bride was given in mar
ringc hv her flihcr, Mr. James
Matthews ST.. Mrs. Matthew
woro a Wrpv taifcta with lavcn-
car accc sorics.
Mr. and MIS- Isaac Jones are
the grooals parents. Mrs Jones
w'orc q powder bllc dress with
matching series. Music by
Mr.. Coleman. "Oh Promise Nc"
and the Lords Prayer" were
SUNG.
Tho reception was at the
parents home. Out &C.
town guest, MI. aNi Mrs. Joseph
Thomas Mrs CoFru1c Crom-
MGR. Ms Na W ods Of San
dusky. Ono pfo~' ard Cla-
renee S'cn's 80 Cleveland, and
many o'hcss
Vcr'i 'r Chcnw and Ti~ha 1
Burb ve'rr na'rird Ga'rr az
q Afternoon a' NV Iielt TaN'st
C5rr y ~ "ec - ~ J, with Rev.
A - Ml~'n ~ iria'in9 with
'cl1iivce and close cnds wit
se Ho 60 cpcnr.
IT, '. vp "a mi 'ornal
gown Of 'e.o ooA ain a finger
tip ven fcli + oa a tara. She
rarricd v'h'o coeraf'ons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-06
Church News


ter, her name is Monique.
Mrs. Mabel Scott will be leav-
ing the latter port of this month
for o five week tour of the
Caribbean area. We will miss
her but are pleased that she is
going to make this fascinating
cruise.
Mr.. Henry Hooks, one OF our
fine young men. has recently
enlisted in the Air Force. He Is
stationed at the Lockland Air
Force Base. San Antonio, Tex.
THE USHER AND YOU
In order that the ushers can
serve you better, please, please,
follow their direction.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
DELEGATES
Mrs. Mary Burch. Mrs. Thel-
ma Cleage, Mrs. Maude Jack
son and Mrs. Mabel Scott repre-
scented our society at the recent
meeting of the Detroit Presby-
terial at the Oakland Avenue
Church in Pontiac.
FRIENDS IN PULPIT
During the past month we
were pleased 10 have as guest
preachers DR.. Gordon Jackson,
Professor of Christian Educa-
tion at the Pittsburgh Xenia,
Theo. Seminary, and the Rev.
Robert Gibson, the Associate
Pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, Birmingham, Mich.
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES
Again this year we will join
several of our neighborhood
churches in a union Good Friday
service; this year the service
will be held at Peoples Com
munity Church.
AREA GROUP NO. 2
CHALLENGES
President Worley Redmond
and members of his area have
challenged the other groups to
try and surpass them in beauti-
full decorations when they serve
at the Coffee Hour and in at
tendance at their monthly meet
ings. What do you say Areas /,
3, 4, 5 and 6?