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quaint. charming 18th century
town house in excel. cond.: dble.
drawing rm.. spac. din. rm., powder
rm.. small garden, 3 bedrms.
STUDY. luxury baths: for adults.
Gail Mrs. Wootton WO. 6.S9T2.
j. Y. BEGG. INC Dill 1.o4an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29
Society DoHgs

eional Conference Chairman.
The sessions were held al
The Lucy Thurman YWCA.
with the closing session at the
ST. John CINE Church. Rev.
w. H. Amos. pastor-in- charge.
The thcmo for the enetirc pro-
gram was "Educntion FOR Chang
irp Frontiers On family living
and community relationships.
Heeistraiion took place Friday
evening and Saturday morning
before the opening session which
included various reports from
the member Councils represent
cd, and the appointments of va
r'cus committees
Workshops were conducted in
thc social rooms immediately
oficr The luncheon. THE discus
sen loader On Family Living"
was tlc Roy. Mr. Donald
Schradcr, Family Lifr Chairman
Of tho Detroit Council of
Churches and the discussion
loader on COMMUNITY Pela-
'ionships" was NJ. Francis Kor-
nnrav Of the Detroit Urban
League.
The address was given by
Mrs Vivian Mason. the national
rrosid0ni. She spoke Of the pres
ont time MS hcino Tho Golden
Aec for Women Presentation
of Honorccs for awards was
made hv Mrs. Aric p TAYLOR.
Recipients were. Mrs, r Lou
isr Grnoms. prcSidcnt-founder
of the Detroit Institute OF Com
wcYce: Mrs Kathleen bright.
member of the Board Of FAuca-
ion, Ms Ress Gavin, National
Executive Board. Fast Ct. Louis
Council. Mrs. W.llio l.. Jackson.
r'csideni of Tho East ST. Louis
Coun IL Mrs, Willie l.. Jackson.
rrgsidcnf ~ 10 Detroit Council:
Miss Mary Weston president Of
he Junior Detroit Council and
Ms WYNN c Mason Nation
Council President. Conference
end nrs nv ATTY loan NJ. Cap
crs ~ Cleveland. Ohio
On SUNDAY morniro tho croup
wore"inNod nj the st. John c.
- + Church. A fried chicken
dinner WaS served after the sorry
cr THO closing session was held
~ The church. when the dele
rates cast their votes. The SeS-
siorS were climaxcd with re-
n'n'ks fro~1 the national and
'neal presidents.
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Alabama. visiting relatives and
friends. The EvanScS left Friday.
June 2lst. and is expected 20
return after a three week va
cation.
Another beautiful wedding
was that OF Thelma Pearl Ches-
ter. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Chester, 1855 Fleming.
and James II. Adams Jr.. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Adams
Sr., of Tampa. Fla, which tool;
place Saturday, June 22nd. at
Greater Mt. Zion AME Church.
Mt. Elliott and Garfield streets.
with the Rev. c. Nj. Metcalf Of
ticiating.
The bride wore a white lace
ballerina sppliqued with Sc
quins and pearls. a matching
crcwn held her fingeriip veil.
She carried a white orchid on
. Bible.
Maid of honor. Marjorie ChcS-
stec brides sister. and brides
maids Ella Lue Washington,
Barbara Johnson, Beatrice Chcs-
ter, brides cousin. wore yellow
end blue gowns Of taffcta 1.-TWO
each wearing yellow and two
bmc) with matching hats and
gloves, carrying white carna
tionS.
Best man was Chester Jol n
son. George Chester Elvin Pace
Robert SpinkS. ushers, wore
white dinner Jackets and dark
trousers. Flower girls wearing
white taffeta with lace trim
dresses, carried red roses. Mich
ael James wearing a dark SUIT.
carried the rings.
The brides father gave her
IN marriage. Her mother wore
a pink lace sheath dress with
a corsagee of white carnations.
pink and white accessories, and
The reception followed the cere-
monv al the brides home on
Fleming. where approximately
$50 guest greeted the newly
wedS.
Acting as hostcsses were vera
Brown, Patricia Bartrcllar RS
Lee Mason. Cynthia Chester
Vernestine Chester
The bride is a graduate O
pcrshing High School and al
tended Lewis Business College
I Out of town guest were Nj.
and Mrs. Ed Johnson OF lpSl
lanti. Mich. The couple VIII re
side at iS47S Fleming.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29
Negro College Group
To Study Caribbean
Educational Methods

A two-week study of ed
ucational methods in the
Caribbean is being made
by a group of 25 Negro stu
dents from the Agricultural
and Technical College, at
Greensboro, n. Carolina.
The students flew to San
Juan, Puerto Rico, by Pan
American World Always
Thursday (June 2O-Flight
451--4;3O p.m.) from Mia
mi, then continued by Clip
per to C,udad Trujillo, Do
minican Republic, June %;
to Port au Prince, Haiti,
June 26; to Kingston, ia
maica, June 20, and will re-
turn to Miami from Monte
60 Bay July 6.
The A and T College is
affiliated with the univer-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29
NUPTIALS PLEDGED
IN ST. AUGUSTINE
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

The marriage of Lenette Jack
son. daughter of Mrs. Jessie
Murphy. Of 20O22 Manor street,
took place Saturday. June %.
at | am. at st. Augustine EpiS-
copal Church, 20520 Wyom.ng.
with Father MorrlsSeau officl-
ating.
The bride wore a white lace
sheath dress with detachable
frosted nylon organdy overskirt.
Her organza hat held her nylon
tullc shoulder length veil as she
carried a prayer book, white
orchid and Stephanoiis. She was
given in marriage by her father,
Mr.. Leonard Jackson.
Maid Of honor, Mary f. Hun
ter, brides only attendant, wore
q pale pink organda toilet dress
with solid tiers from top to bot
tom. She carried pink roses with
strcamers. Her headpiece was a
crown of pink nylon tulle.
The groom. Joe E. Smith
asked Jesse Brooks to be best
man. The wedding reception was
held n. the Detroit Association
OF Women'S Clubs, located on
Brush at Ferry. where hosteSSes
wearing after five attire and
pink carnations helped the
couple greet the many guest
present. They were: Pair ca
Fills. Bill Carter and Phyllis
Frazer: Junior POSSESSES wear
irc white carnations Senior
hos,csses were Catherine Hill
YER Thelma Sanders and Cora
Holland.
For her daughters wedding
the brides mother chose a
cream lace sheath ureSs, WIN
pink seouin hat. and matching
accessories. She also wore a pale
pink rose corsase.
The groom's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Howard OF 1857 Glen
field c.. Fcrndale, Men. The
bride is a graduate of the UNI
versity of Detroit Dental Col
lege. a dental hygenisi and her
husband is a combination ac'
countant-barber.
The couple will reside on re
toskey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Evans o
1880 Monterey. their son. Tim
othy. and nephew, ANTHONY
Mathews. are vaeationing u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29
Robin Seymour
Awarded Rare Bird

Mr.. Clifton Johnson, Ex-
ecutlve-Socretary Manager
Of the Detroit Humane So
clety, today awarded WK-
mis- Robin Seymour an In
dian Mynah Bird.
Mynahs are a special of
talking birds that come
from India and Java. A
well trained bird can &C.
quire a vocabulary of
roughly $50 words. They
look like an over.grown
crow.
Mr.. Johnson said the bird
was given to Robin in rec
ognltion Of his fine work in
caring for injured wild
birds. Robin has repeatedly
broadcast pleas for people
who lind injured birds to
bring them to the WKMH
Studios. Birds brought in
are taken Immediately to a
veterinarian who cares for
them properly.
Robin announced that he
will run a contest to get a
name for the Mynah. The
winner will get the bird
the Mynah, that is.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29

mo Band, conducted by Le-
row Smith, are all-profes-
sional instrumentalists. The
members are supplied thru
the courtesy of the Detroit
Federation Of Musicians.
The bands are known for
their fine artistry, playing
symphonic arrangcm e n I s
and standard classicals as
well as jazz.
Herschol Leib has been a
director of music at the
large theaters in Detroit
and has played for munger
Gus stage and screen celeb
rites.
Alternating at the parks,
the Neighborhood band
plays five nights a week
and the Summer band four
nights. On the tour Of the
former, Palmer Park, Lipke
ceriter, Cannon cent err,
Stoepel Park No. /, Patton
Park, and Clark Park, will
he covered. For the Sum-
mer band, stops are at Per-
rien Park, fireman center,
Chippewa center, Peck GEN.
ter, Peck center, Brewster
center and Krainz Park.
All performances start at
s pm.
Schedule for next week:
Neighborhood Park Band
Monday, Palmer Park; Tue.
Lipke center; We'd, Stoe-
pei Park No. L; Thur, Pat
ton Park; Fri. Clark Park.
Summer Rowing Band
Mon, Perr:en Park; Tue,
Chippewa center; Wed,
Brewster center; Fri, Krai-
M Park.
The Belle Isle Concert
Band is in its third week of
operation at the Jerome Re.
mick Band Shell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29
BY ROBBIE cRUMP
rAULKCoN-KENNEDY
NUPTIALS

The month of June is just
full of beautiful weddings and
that of pretty Luevivian Faux
son was no exception.
Leuvivian. a Bell Telephone
operator. was united in holy
wedlock to Willie Kennedy at
four o'clock on Saturday, June
%. Maid of honor was Mildred
Puryear. Bridesmaids were Eth
cl Faulkcon, Joyce Faulkcon,
sisters of the bride. Johnnie
Fairis and Carolyn Scott.
Best man was Sherell Jen-
kins Jesse Faulkcon, the father
gave the bride away. The Rev.
j. ii. Bruce performed the cere-
mony.
Luevivian wore a white lace
and nYlon dress with white
mother pearl earrings and
necklace. A huge reception fol-
lowed at the home of the par
ents. the Jessie Faulkcons.
<S45 Bangor ST. the is a DSR
OPERATOR. Both MIR. and Mrs.
Kennedy are graduates of
ChadseY High School. He is
the son of the Ted Kennedys
OF 18Th street.
Helping the bridesmaids to
serve as hosteSses at the recep-
ton was Miss Otis Neal.
Those who witnessed the rites
were Mr.. and Mrs James Irby
of Toledo, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Price. Mrs. Hattie Bur
year Mr., and Mrs. Edward Her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29
Teess -Age
'XuEk

home 10 let all OF Millions
friends be with, him on the eve
OF his return, SO she and George
Jcnnclt got together and gave
Milton q welcome home party
Il Georges house on Longfel-
low.
Among those TO welcome Mil
ton was Judy Williams, Robert
Penn. Rnscmarie Block. Sandra
Co.'s. Dennis Schultz, Barbara
jean Coleman. Fairfax Woods.
Mary Kai Maddox Gwen and
Tommy McEvans. Freddie. Nor
ris, Carl. Leroy SHELTON and
yours truly.
Congratulations 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hamilton who
spoke their wedding vows Sat-
urdav. June q. al the Morn
ina Star Baptist Church in Mt.
Clemens. Michigan.
Mrs. Hamilton is the former
Peggy Frizzcl, daughter &C Mr..
and Mrs James Fii2zcl Robert
rs the sen Of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
CIT Hamilton
Aiier honevmoonin1 in Nj
aoara Falls. Canada. the young
couple will live with PeggY's
parents.
Birthday grnctlncs arc extend
ct Miss EVELYN Collins who
celebrated her birthday Satur-
daT April %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29
Southern u. Adds
New Summer
Teacher

Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
June 10, 1857. Two out
standing educators joined
the Southern University
Graduate School staff this
summer, it has been an
nounced by DR.. +. G.. Clark,
President of Southern.
DR.. Dawson comes to
Southern with several years
of experience in the public
school system of East st.
Louis, serving as grade
teacher, assistant supervi-
sor of Art Education and
presently as general super
visor of Elementary Educa-
ton.
She is a native of East St.
Louis and graduate of Lin
coin University, Missouri
and the University of Illi-
nois, where she received
both the M. S. and Ph.D.
degrees.
Her experience as a first
grade teacher for several
years and for eight years
as supervisor of art for
grades one through twelve,
will add to the diversity of
experience of the Graduate
Summer School Staff at
Southern.
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Civic & Social Roundup

CONTINUED From Page 81
Walker Jr.. brides brother,
Chester Brooks, and John W.
Smith.
Other participants were Mrs
Laura c. Price. lyric soprano,
who sang thine Alone" and
the Lords Prayer" accom-
panied by Mr.. Albert Walker
Cnoi related to bride). assistant
organist Of Second Baptist
Church. Director. Mrs. Endero-
lyn Powell.
The brides mother was at
tractively dresseed in gold
lamay dress, with gold overSkirt
OF silk organda, Jacket effect.
with matching accessories, and
a rose corsage.
The reception followed i'm
med afelv in lower church
auditorium. On duty rs host
essees were: Senior Ladies
Usher Board of Second Baofist
Church. and Jr. Hosfesses.
MYra Perry and Erkie Peter
son.
Out OF town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Hubbard and
family of Lima. Ohio. Mr.. and
Mrs, Tommie Brazil of Toledo
ONO, and cousins of the bride
from Dayton. Ohio.
The bridal table was beauti-
iul'y decorated with white car
nations and pink roses. on which
was placed q three tier br' dial
cake. There were 500 guest in
vited
The bride Is q recent graduate
OF Goldberg Trade School as a
nurses aid.
The Jordan Grove Baptist
.hurch Of Rivard street, will
&c IN special musical program
18th.
Inc Young Matrons OF Great
W New Mt. Moriah BAPTIST
Nhurch presented their third
annual Baby Contest Saturday.
June 22nd. in the church sane
'uary The contest was quite a
success and many parents were
present to witness the affair.
Lille Albert McMinon III. re-
"lved fist prize award, a SIS
savings Bond; Sheryl Ann Rob.
.nson; second prize. $40 cash
ward ward and Rodney Maxev
snlrd $500. Mrs. Dannle Rob.
, = Is president. Mrs. will,
=, Rozier, counselor. Rev. ]. S
MURRAY. pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29
ANNUAL. TEA

ANNUAL. TEA
Block Club of $4,000 North.
field gave their annual lea sun
day az Tie Ladies Christian AS
sociation OF Scotch avenue.
Mr. John l.. Cowlinc. Deputy
Of the County Treasure wa.
guest speaker. Many Of The
members brought specimen oi
their flowers crown by them in
beautiful vases making il q col
orful affair. Mr. Clarence Hun
Ter is president.
c LcBron Simmons and Wal
tel Mullins were co-chairmm
Tor Mems DAY az Bethel Church.
sunday. They presented G.. ]
Nolan Of Nashville. Tenn. re-
cording editor of the Southwest
EN- as guest speaker.
Mrs. Ruth Ewing has bcor
oppointcd 10 the Roosevelt
School ncvi term q a citic and
demonstration teacher.
Rev. John w M'los and r.,
grandchildren. Pauline. Lcona
and Sylvester r vcrs are visit
ing relatives in Harrisburg
Pa.
Tho Modis,n Rccital AZ Hart
fo!t Avenue Church Sunday 10
tcrroon WIS quite cuiovablc
There We've over p PARTICIPANTS
Of little folk. Mrs. Modesto Van
ecrbcrg is the instructor.
Woman's AUXILIARY luachco,
SATURDAY. Afternoon ~ 81. Cvp.
: lan's Episcopal Church was
cute cninvahlc A fastion ~
lGc and dancing was 'Co,urca
Mrs. Erncst Cahulc. chairman.
Tho National Council of Nero
Women Inc held their Eighth
Annual Conference. Rcrion Y
~ Detroit ON SATURDAY. and Sun.
3av. rnc 18th and 10Th. Mrs.
VIM Thomas Mason is Tho M
icnal president; Mrs. Willie l..
Jackson is the local fDnioiN
and Miss Mary Wcs-
ION IS president Of the Detroit
Junior Council. Mrs. ChaS. s.
vicc-prcsidcnt Of the
Detroit Council, served as Re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29
GREENFIELD VILLAGE:

A 200-acre outdoor museum
with historic BUILDINGS moved
from many sections Of the coun-
frv and rc-erccted by Henry
Ford in a picturesque village
setting. Working craft shops.
homes, schools public and in
duStrial buildings. dramatizing
American heritage from l640's
10 the late l9th century.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29
Here And There

100 and the Senior Usher Board
Of the church presented them
Those in charge were Nh.
Ann Garrett, president. Club
100. Mr. Wilson Sneed, Mr.. vii
lie Webb, president, uShcrs. and
Mrs. Blanch Neal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-29
MRS. WILLIE p. ROSTER
CONDUCTS MEETING

The Young Matrons cf the
c eater New Mt Moriah Baptist
Church observed their l4th an
riversarv on SUNDAY. June %,
IN the aud torium Of he church,
2G27 Blaine.
Mrs. Dannie Robinson. 1resi-
dent, read the history. which
told of the advancement OF the
group since the organization IN
dci the leadership of Mrs Sayah
Barthwcll, now serving as state
youth supervisor.
Mrs. M. K'mbrough brought
greetings while Mrs. Woods OF
Peace Baptist gave rcSponrc
Others who appeared We're: solo.
Miss Joe Ann Duncan, Bessc-
mer, Ala; Mrs ". Lewis. Mrs.
Ann MacRae, Mrs. Avon Nicks
Shiloh. Mrs. Neomi Lcaphart.
Chapel Hill. Miss NcliS J Saun-
de.s. Mrs. r. j Evans l.. Hol-
Inns and s. White. Also the
Youth Choir and the Progressive
Choir Of the host church.
Guest speaker WIS Mrs Kath-
crinc Lewis. Associate Director,
Metropolitan Disiric.. AM NOW
Der of Second Baptist Church.
Her subject was "Chris'ian
Women In Changing World
Serving as mistress Of core
mories was this writer. Mrs.
C.. Kelly. Mrs. F. Bowman.
Mrs. M. l.. Murray ard Mrs.
N. J. Coleman also took part
in the program.
HosteSscS for tho fclloweh'n
tea were Mrs y L. Thumpkm.
and d. Pate Patterson.
o. Blisset.. c. Davis. N. Notion.
Mrs Willie Roster is counsclor
and was in charcc Ms NJ }
Coleman is pros dem Of Scninr
Missionary Society Rev. S. J
Murray is pastor
Mrs Ella Smith Of Bcssemor
Ala. is visiting her sister Mrs
s. J. Murray.
Received notes from Deacon
Robert Horton of the Greater
Bap,is Church Ms
Della Lee Of 81. Mark. Miss Cas-
tclla Wise o. New MI Zion
al stating that the National Ban
list SUNDAY School and y. T. L.
Congress now beng held in
Dallas. Texas. is one of he most
meetings ever al
tended All Of these persons are
yearly students Of the seminar
Speaking Of conventions. the
National Ncero Ncw,pap2r As
ocia'ion is by now IN fill swing !
In Columbus, Ohio. WI lie q tn
.ame time the National Conven-
ion of Ministers Wives is con
,cning in ST. LOWS Nc Or |
Sundev. juno 80 The No'iona' |
Ednca'icn ASSo 'ation viii con
yone in PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Dr.. ] l.. Horace pastor Of his
.orical Monumental BaptiS'
Church IN Chicago stated that
ne session Of the General Ran
list Stale Convention Of Illinois
which closed last week in East
81 Louis. III. was the most sue
rcSsfufl eever held
Host pastor and church. IN"
Rev. r.. 1. White and the NJ
Sinai Baptist Church, 18th and
Ga,v avenues. Rev White r
Tribune subscriber. was elected
Dr.. Horace is preSi
dent.
DR. Miles Davis. ST.. was in
volvei in an automobile acct
dent last week. His cav was de-
but he came out vir-
iuallv unframed Dr Davis "
the father Of Miles Davis. The
whose band recent
" PLAYED in Detroit.
The senior Davis is 81. Louis
dentist 4