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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
Your Old
Clothes Help
Needy Kids

Dctroiters are urged by
Arthur l.. McGrath, assistant
superintendent of schools, to
donate spring cleaning discards
OF used shoes and clothing to
the Spring Public School Cloth
ing Drive, May 6 TO II. Such
dlscards are badly needed TO
clothe thousands of needy chill
dren for school during the fall
and winter months.
The drive is sponsored by
Detroit Public Schools Social
Service. Inc. of which Mr.. Nc
Craih is president. The social
welfare agency again co-operaf-
ing with the schools for the
drive is the Volunteers Of Ameri-
ca which distributes The cloth
ing without charge TO children
reported absent from school by
The Attendance Department be-
cause of temporary financial
difficulty of parents result
ing in inability 10 cloihe them.
Since the first week of the
drive is also Cleanup. Paint
UP, Fix-Up Week, Mr.. Nc
Grath suggested that this will
be good time to take or
send contributions to he nearest
public school. In doing so
he requested that clothing he
wrappd in bundles and shoes.
rubbers and galoches securely
tied in pairs TO prevent mis-
mating. A home pickup NAV
also be arranged by calling
the Volunteers of America at
woodward 2-88l0.
In urging public co-opcra-
ton in the drive, Mr.. Nc
Grath said; We must be pre-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
Dom t Let Lack of Science or Math
Stop You From Studying Engineering

tely short of the engineering
requisites which include ~
years of algebra, a year OF plane
geometry and year OF physics
or chemistry.
Usually such a student car
completely qualify for engineer
ing college entrance in one seme'
ster.
Many students realize too
late in high school that they
would prefer to become engine
ers. scientists or technicisns.
DR.. Lawrence explains. Our
pre- college program was or
qanized four years ago and Is
becoming more popular as fhs
need for scientifically trained
men appears in the news
Students are invited to con
tact counselors now at Law
renee Tech between 8 am
and 8 pm. Monday through
Friday. The college is located
on its new SIS acre campus on
Northwestern Highway and
West Ten Mile Road.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11

Stars
Win DOLORES CALVIN

NEW YORK CITY tCNS)
Eveiy uew an then we pop
IN IN NoIne dramatic group
N ho arc quite unaware of ctr
press connections and there
fore wc ert TO see q veal un-
polished performance trcc From
n'rvou no ~ However these
young actor, an actresses we
watched tits week were quite
fesNcuS aud didn't mimi let
ting you knoW And its prob
ably bccaU cacn one cl them
has come from small town
to the big city To make good
and thor parents and friends
are waiting anviouslv TO "scc
their name in lights" Many Of
these YOUNGSTERS. with the act
ing bug. hit Now York and
get IN with a GOOD group and
", fore you know il, they're in
ielcNision or doing good in the
lcgit theatre Many arc lucky
enough TO gci into. summer
stcck even though IFS Just
for experience ,Wc understand
the pay is very lowe And.
OF couySc. many find they real
l> haven't either the talent or
the CUTS Ia stick it out and
are forced 10 return home or
turn TO another field.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
For King Size Feet

Men are getting bigger all the
time. Today's college freshman
is twenty pounds heavier and
two and a half inches taller than
the first year collegian of 1901.
The American male is expected
to grow almost an additional
two inches in the next 35 years
Thousands Of letters request
ing catalogues from which 10
order are sent every year 10
Bernard S. Lazarus, president OF
King Size Footwear. Inc. OF
Brockton 95, Massachusetts,, mall
order distributors Of shoes ana
accessories. catering to tall ana
large men exclusively - men
wearing shoes from size ~ 70
Is, AAA to ZEE. King Size not
only sends these people cata-
logues, but also a chart on when
to trace their feet. Also incluoeo
is a QUESTIONABLE asking their
present shoe size and whether
the shoes are too long. Short
wide or narrow. AS soon as MI
Lazarus has satisfied his custom
ers he puts their shoe size on
permanent file. About eight new
styles per year are brought OUT.
These king size men write NOT
only concerning shoes but also
about other commodities they
cannot get such as beds, blan'
kets, comfortable chairs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11

A rcaliSt. more than a drea-
mcr. Mrs. Louise Il. GvoomS,
during her wears as a public
school teacher in Mount Yer
non. Illinois. saw tile need to
acquant and Influence Nc-ro
youth to seek luctalNo car, rs
in the wosld OF business
As an office mauas ~ De
iroit'> Great Lakes Mutu Lie
Insurance Company sac nc.tG
hcW il-,,AnpDcd were many ot
tive office workers Who came
undcr her supervision
Thcir incpncsS YVES chai-
l,nec. and Mrs CIR ans ace
ccptoi IT, by neRdinG ia lo4A
the Detroit lnstsule ~ Com
ncrcc Then a npw. u lns',-
tute is dedicated to ma,c he
finest insuGGon. ani lsc m ~
modern faclllti,s aNnl.u. ~
From rl35csi s'e~'. il
two r-ons a De. ou's @owi-
town -cb.r Laiidng. lie D.
troit Institute Of Commerce
crew 10 It's rrceeni p-cpor-
TENS occupying the cat.-c
sixth ard ei-h.h floor.
one oi the b,sf qupprd
business Schools ia ih Colin-
ny. DIS siuiufo Is indicated
by rs membership in the p.c-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11

uOnllnantlN Whlic Miclllein
Business Schools Association.
Mrs Grooms recently ended a
term as president of the aSso-
cation
Never having SGT itself apart
Is exclusively a NEGRO school.
the Detroit Institute Of Com
llccc minor the country 5
cmocratic ea.ns ready WALL
Ng ani able 70 accept anyone
wio might gppv Tor enroll
mvni regardless OF race, ma
ionaliiv. or rcli ,ion
we had 70 -rew up" Mrs.
Crppns declares. 10 snatch
tie strides and needs OF the
entire community THIS hos
worried out exceptionally well,
ieralN ret oniN do .>vl. oes
ilnN cNn more larecr and
better 4'Hani1MI busInrs cs.
tui th opportunities hava IN
ec. cons .aibly Il e.
vtic. llu e . ca'll en-
im- z ih ahNnoni s. ppe
ei cur caduai
DIG, -ertmtes, Ms Groom
reports. are now employed bv
: number ci mayor Detroit
aaN. in TIL offices ct the
puhhc utilities assurance COM
rNnics. in an lcNciS OF govern
mont W.vnc S'Mc University.
throughout indu. Try and in the
labor Unions
just i year u1n for instance,
Al Gruums decided that new
'yps wl-'ers were Accicd halh-
~ 'nVn rcp'acc thsm on 70 stag
e,~ hsiul" oG brand new
iM irpcNlsleis we're provided
innme,an standard and Elcc-
REFRESHMENTS I'll at The same
tulr
Tnc stelen' learn and psac-
iec 'vpina on the Remington
Standard machines then get
iacir experience on the Rem
meion FL ctac during a period
gust prN 20 aradUation when
they are assigned TO actual
work. in the Institutes admin
isisat.yC office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11

Applications now are being
received al Lawrence Institute
of Technology for an accelerat-
ed pre-callcgc program which
has proven popular 10 high
school graduates who want to
become engineers or scientists
but who failed to take enough
science and mathematics in
high school.
a twelve week progrem Wi |
be offered during the summer II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
-Ieen-Agc Talk

Fisk University during Easier
vacation. heard you kids
balled. but you have nothing
on Rose and myself we visited
Howard.
Mrs. Fannie Dabbs (my grand
mothcr) is the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. Woods and Mr.
and Mrs. Dcvcr Warren for the
past week. She is from Ncttlcton,
Miss.
Get well wishes are in order
to my aunt. Mrs. r. Warren
who have been in the Florence
Crittcnton Hospital for two
weeks but IS now home.
-
Congratulations are in order
for Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Brown
who are the proud parents of
little girl
Well since III be home and
back on the job next week
hope TO have more news next
week but until then be sweet
and I'll see you all next week
if not before.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11

sufficient applications ere re-
ceived. according to President
E. George Lawrence.
Currently. the pre-college stu
dies are offered Tuesday and
Thursday nights during the re-
gular college semesters.
Under the program, students
are able to makeup their de-
ficiencies in the shortest pos
sible time. In most cases high
school students are not compile
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
Society Domgs

iliary of ST. CYprian Episcopal
Church.
Mrs. Grace Jackson, chairman
and Mrs. Margaret Causey, pres
ident.
Tie Thursday Night Bridge
Club met at the home of Mrs
Violet T. Lewis with all mem
h"rs present. Quite an enjoyable
evening.
WEDDING
/; was a six o'clock wedding
for Vivian Stanley and Theo-
dore Barns as they spoke their
wedding vows Saturday eve-
ring, May 4th with Rev. A. B,
Cleague officiating at the home
of Miss Louise Carr of Mel
bourne.
Before q mirrored manfel.
beautiful baskets of flowers
were seen and the final words
Il do" were spoken.
The bride was most serene in
a beautiful powder blue all-ovcr
lace gown with rhinestone ac-
cessories. She was given in mar
riage by her father. Mr.. John
Moultrie. Mrs. Dorothy Williams
and Mr.. Amos Walls were in
standing with the bridal couple.
Only close relatives and a few
close friends witnessed the cerc-
mony with a gay reception fol-
lowing.
Some guests were Misses Bet
~ j. Harris, Alberta Moore.
Thelma CONWAY and Mary Luc-
kctt, Mrs. Alma Foster, Atty.
and Mrs. Linn Hooe, Mrs. VIC
let T. Lewis. Judge and Mrs.
pelbcrf Hunt of Royal Oak.
Mrs. Eula Matthews. Mr.. and
Mrs Amos Wall. Mr.. and Mrs.
O. c McCrarv. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moultrie. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
and Mr.. Robert Haw-
kins: Solo:St. Betty ] Harris, at
the piano. Alma Foster.
Mrs. Estella Knowles is inn
proving nicely at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Linnic Miles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
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Continued from Page 81
Of Christ
The program rendered was
composed of piano. vocal and
saw line solos. readings and
tributes. Mrs. Gladys Haywood
was chs'-man OF The program.
Ms Sadie J. Ramsey. the first
YES 'rywoman of ST. CYprian's
Church. served as mistress of
ceremonies.
The table was Beautifully set
wl:h pladiolas and dafiad.lS and
Ike moll Of the tea table was
Gold and green Mrs. Mcknight
received many useful an d
thoughtful gifts.
Besides Pensioners, many
members from the Century Of
Progress Club and st. Paulette
Chapter No. AZ, O. +. S. (PHA)
in which She holds memberships
were on hand TO felicitatc her.
The guest filled Page Hall.
SPECTACULAR BOUQUET
The Detroit Association of
Colored Womcn'S Clubs celc-
hraicd their Both anniversary
with a Blue and Gold Insplra-
tIonal Banquet Tuesday evening
at their beautiful Club Home.
Every available seat was
taken for this occasion and
the patrons enjoyed a defect
able dinner. fine program
and echoes from the progress
accomplished under the lead
ership OF The president. Mrs.
Martha Brandon. Mrs. Mile
HYnson. program chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
ScaggS arc continuing their 50th
wedding anniversary celebration
with a three months vacation in
Los Angeles. Cal. visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Scaggs (son).
They will leave the city May
18th.
Mr. ScaggS has a publishing
company there and received his
former training from Cass Tech,
a'so was a former employee OF
the Detroit Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Harri-
son and grandson. Ernie, attend
cd the Wedding of Mr.. and Mrs
b Bouzcll in Cleveland. Ohio.
Saturday night.
They were also accompanied
by MIS- Thelma Hancock who
visited her aunt, Mrs. b. Han
cock
We were happy to see Rev.
Chas Hill Of Hartford avenue
al church Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
BY RUBY WOODS

Hi everyone: This is Ruby
with you once again after a
very brief vacation. Miss me-?
Well | missed all of you. too.
Before continue l would
like 10 thank Mr.. and Mrs.
Wslier B. Block and daughter.
Rose and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Scales who was so nice 10
carry me to Washington with
them.
While in Washington l stayed
al the lovely home of DR.. and
Mrs. Robert Packard, sister o..
Mrs. w. B. Block.
While there l met two very
nice young men. MIR. Lionel Will
liams and Mr.. James w. Hall.
who were very nice to Rose
and me.
Washington is very beauti-
full place to visit especially the
White House, and many other
places of interest.
would just like TO thank
every one once again.
Enjoying a very nee Sunday
evening were Rose Marie Block
Sandra Coxs, Fairfax Woods.
George Jennet and yours truly.
Guess what we did? Played
tennis. The champion of course
all of us (Secing none of us can
play from the birds.) George
YOU can go and die now, | put
1t in the paper)
Bernice hear you have
been doing little extra dating
since Johnnie's been gone. |
want TO see what's going TO
happen when he returns.
hear Herman Lilly. Bob
Evans and Henry Hooks arc
home on furlough. but il seems
as if they don't want their girls
TO know it until they have time
to visit all of their old girls
Gee. won't Jackie, Charlotte
and Marilyn be very angrv).
also heard Herman has
grown a few inches. Henry's hair
doesn't need any extra atten-
ton, you can really sec the good
mar now and Bob has de-
oided to cut his hair little
shorter and | know he VIII
really knock the girls out now
because he has always been q
good-lookcr.
mere will be many extra
smiles about the last of tb;s
month when people like Dennis
schultz Weston Digs. Ellis
Brown. Gregory Freeman and
konnic return.
Ellis will be home on tho
On OF June; the others should
De here a little sooner.
audrey Small and Dclvin
Sathcart Rcasonover were homo
rom school last week | had Tho
pleasure of having Audrey small
rom Mount Clemens and To.
fet'a Moore from Paw Paw as
weekend guests. Blythe wav
audrey, Tony did call Saturda,,
al'nough IT was the wrong Sat.
u'uay; week late. that's alI1
mills Lett. Sonia Porter.
MARVIN Lett. Sharon swavna
end James Boyd went 10 v;si,
pared Tor an oven hoo,...
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
5OTH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry
Scaggs celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary Tuesday
evening, April 30th from 7 to
10 pm. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Brooks of Firwood
(daughter).
II was indeed a joyous oc-
caSlon greeting l24 frienus of
years present and past, and some
of those were: Mr.. and Mrs. o.
+. Abingdon. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Summers, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Mlosely. MIR and Mrs. John
Dancy. Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Scaggs Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Carter:
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Arnold,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Evans. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas r. Rouse. Mr.
and Mrs. Will Pearce. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Folk. Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Coins, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
=. ScaggS. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Burk. Mr. and Mrs. Tobie Will
l'ams. Mr. and Mrs. Woodford
Cloud, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. L.
Peppers, Mr.. and Mrs. RAYMOND
Tribble, Misses Francis TAYLOR,
Thelma Williams and Francis
Holt.
Mesdames Helen b. Payne
Theresa Trust and sister M,
Stubb. Evelyn Sparkman. George
White, Ida B. Strong. Thelma
M. Holt, Lillian Jackson. Aug
usia Freeman Daniel Field and
John S. Biggs; Don Hodges
Spud Crosby and many others.
AMIcI NovEM CLUB
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sweeney
OF Seminole avenue were hos,
to delicious dinner party Sat.
urday evening with all member,
present who enjoyed VISITING
with each other.
Bridge was the diversion and
Mrs. Helen Howell and Mrs
EsSie Lee Taliafcrro won the
awards for the ladies. The men:
award were given To Messrs
John ID. Taliaferro Mr.. Thoma,
Searcy and Mr.. Thomas Harris
The Knights Of Pythians hae
lneir annual sermon SUNDAY n
st. Stephens AME Church will
an Overlooking crowd.
Their parade was mos, color
iul and long with MANY auxil
laries in the Order. ] viii
cooper is Supreme Commando,
and Mrs. Leila Holmes is Crane
Worthy Counsellor of Calanthe
Rev. Spivey delivered the ser.
mon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
The club ALWAYS serve a
delectable luncheon and give
many lovely prizes.

Awards for contract bridge
were given McSdames Edna Jet
Ann Rhodcn. Vcrnobia Hall
Dora Green, lola Marshall. Hell
en- Canes. Mary Blackburn.
Mavin Mason, Terrain Givcns.
Arlene Rivers. Marshall Booker
fa'llnc Carter. Fcrna Olsen,
Elizabeth Stewart, Cardia Allen
and Mona Whey.
Awards for whist were given
Czlc Ruckcr, Mae Jacob Lois
Sims. Albert Mccullough.
Nvcnnc TAYLOR. Cora Jenkins.
Jeanne Stevens and Gertrude
Bowen. Door prizes: Mcsdames
Michele Powell, Julia johnson
Corinnc Booker and Gladys Hill.
All ladies were dressed up
pretty for this successful card
party. This club IS an aux
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
This Can Be You
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In Spare Hours

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11

pared Tor an even heavier caso
i "s OF needy children this fan
and winter, in view of the risin n,,
school population and uncer,aio
u,on ss factors During
1900 ! % we gave l0,3O5 children
oy,oSO articles Of shoes and
e'o'ning This was the hirh
point for any similar period
IA the history Of the program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
TRIANGLE CARD PARTY

II was the annual card party
oi the Triangle Club Saturday
afternoon at PAGE Hall with a
capacity audience.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11

m. phiilis Lett. Sonia Porter.
MARVIN mar Lett. Sharon swayne'
end james Boyd went 10 v;si,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11

ND,ERrIsEME>r
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19
Noble County Women Attend
National Meeting In Columbus

On Tuesday morning, Sept. 10,
forty-one sleepy women boarded
a chartered Lake Shore bus at
the Caldwell court house square.
Some tall, some short, some
younger, some older, truly a
cross section of our Noble county
Home Demonstration groups.
At 800 a. m. we arrived at
Muschore Hall on Ohio State
University's campus. Here we
found a beehives of activity.
Women registering, women ask
ing questions, getting name tags,
etc.
The Ohio clubs had decided to
use our Buckeyes on ribbon as
their insignia. Miss Sarbaugh was
very busy seeing to it we were
all properly labeled. We began
looking around to see what other
states were represented. Texas
women wore miniature oil der
ricks. Oklahomians wore tiny
beaded moccasins and their state
seal. Names tags were tiny pine
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19
Court House Happenings

Permian Oil and Gas Co., as
signment of rights of way.
The Home Utilities Co. to
Permian Oil and Gas Co., as
signment of oil and gas lease.
Arthur L. Davis to Wiley w.
and Gerald D. Stringer, Florence,
lots %, %, "a, and Is.
Richard and Wava McNabb to
Roscoe B. and Jessie Rhea
Elliott, Maple Heights Addition,
lots IA and Is in block B.
Elva Yerian, deceased, to
irwin Yerian, Olive township,
22.20 acres.
Don Conaway, sheriff, to Dom
aid David Radcliff, Wayne town.
ship, "A acres, sheriff's deed.
Henry F. Fleeman to Floyd R.
and Anna l. Fleeman, Elk town
ship, 80 acres.
William and Bessie P. Barn
house to Charles L. and Martha
L. Smith, Noble township, 4247
acres.
Leo E. Carter to Richard and
Lillian Jewell, Rose Addition to
Seneca Lake, Wayne township,
lot 20.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19

inspiring.
The evening session was held
at the New Field house on the
campus. Two thousand women
were transported here by
campus buses. Here a chicken
barbecue had been prepared and
was served very efficiently.
This was Ohio night and need
less to say we, Ohioans, gave
them a nice party. w. E. Stuc-
key, Safety Specialist from Ohio
State University, had charge of
the Safety can be fun program"
The climax of the evening for
us came when Lake Shore bus
and perfectly good bus driver
disappeared. After much shut
tleing back and, forth and at
last locating it right beside the
field house door, ] am sure Miss
Sarbaugh felt when she took the
Opportunity, she also took the
responsibility of getting Al
sleepy women safely back to
Noble county. Thank you Mabel!
Emily Havener,
Summerfield
Homemakers Group
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19
Cumberland

/, CUMBERLAND - Cumber-
land chapter Eastern Stars will
serve as hostess chapter on Sat
urday evening, Sept. 81, at 7:30
at the Methodist church at a re-
ception for the 18th district dep
uty grand matron, Betty Frisbee
and also for Miss Pauline Spratt
who has been asked to serve as
a grand page at the grand chapter
sessions att Cincinnati. All East
ern Stars and husbands, also ma
sons and their wives are invited
to attend.
District Meeting
All Masons, Eastern Stars and
families of district Is, will hold
their annual picnic at the Barnes
vile park on Sept. %, with din.
ner at 4:30 pm. Bring a covered
dish, sandwiches, table service
and drink. There will be a pro.
gram. Come and enjoy the pic.
mic with US.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19

WALNUT RIDGE - Mrs. M
/. Horton and Mrs. Lucy Field
ner were recent callers at Cam
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Hill and
children were Sunday visitors
at Mona Kirkbride's.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Horton
spent Sunday at Calvin Smiths
Other visitors were Flo and Wal.
ter Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Smith
berger were callers at Caldwell
Wednesday.
Nose Horton was a caller al
Barnesville, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobert Feldne1
and sons were visitors at Calvin
Smiths, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Horton were
callers at Caldwell, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Smith.
berger and Rosa Smithbergel
were Woodsfield callers, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis DINNER,
ling have been helping care fol
the latters father, Joseph Kuhr
of Burkhart, who is very poorly
| at this time.
One of the country's larges
atomic energy plants is located
| near PiketoWn, Ohio.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-09-19
Young America

There is a place where all
would go,
If they only could have their
way,
They would turn back the
clock
At the door they would
knock,
Of the days of yesterday.
I've allus ad me oops and
doons
But / ad ad me way.
I'd buy me a one-way ticket
To Boys Town and HE me
there to stay,
There they have a Yankee
Doodle band,
That plays in the public
square.
There were no parking meters
the last time | was there.
I've lived there for a long,
long time.
Then took to the railroad
track
But now l sure have changed
my mind
/ am trying to get back.
For they have Yankee
Doodle Band.
The lights are bright and
gay,
And if / ever do get back
I'm parking there to stay.
It's place that everybody
knows
That's always bright and
gay.
1t may be you have guessed
the place
It's young America.
AS / hear that old clock
striking,
Have | said to myself in a
way,
Please stop your ticking and
take me back
To the Land of Yesterday.
AS | see children todding back
to school
Faithfully, persistent day by
day.
My thoughts revert today's
of youth,
And this is what | say
Hip-Hip Horay, three cheers
and hats off
To Young America.
Lindley Hughes Patten