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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21

neering. Accompanying the Or,
NUNS were aunts and uno,~
from Detroit, and Mrs. NJ S,o".s
OF Fourth st. here in Wayne Tbs
family gave a welcome home ee'
ebration al their home on Roa
erly rd., inviting many friend.
and neighbors. When all IS ss,S
and done Ae business al hama
will be the future.
Second Baptist in Detro, /.
wife you 10 attend . special o,n
gram June 10Th at $40 pm. bo.
orins OUTSTANDING WOMEN
OF TODAY Among those !,
honored. Mrs. L. Garrett Of Rom
illus Joins the throns. She Is n.
Principal Of the Beverly "a
school. very active in the com.
mvnify~ and also a mother. She
was also the past principal q
Cory elementary school.
Mrs. Hazel Harrison also iolns
the list for her outstanding work
in this community. Mrs lIsrri.
son also joins the list for her
outstanding work in this com.
munity- Mrs Harrison known
for many years as Judge Your
Honor served as justice Of the
Peace for many years Holds the
title of proprietess of Harrison's
Novelty shop, is a friend to all
children, aquaints herself with
the needs of the community as a
whole and does her best to bet.
ter our conditions. We are indeed
proud to honor her ourselves.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21

Birthdays for the week are,
Mr. 7. Thompson Of Carnegie
celebrates his birthday June
10th. Mrs. Mildred Scott Of Des.
ter ST.. Detroit. adds another
year June 10Th. Gsylene chiIds
Of vinewood 81. will have one
candle onl herI cake June 10Th.
Mrs. J. Lamar OF Chamberlain
marks June 10th on her calendar
for another year.
Mr. Dave Robinson a. River
Rouge proudly adds another year
June Goth Little Norma Miller
of Washington ST here in Wayne
added another candle TO her cake
on the 10th. And friend Phyllis
IIcgman of Maplewood in Detroit
reaches the ripe old ase Of
eleven June 18th. The two
friends will get together on the
2lst with their friends and have
quite celebration. Best wishes
and the best of evcrythlns for
the best is my wish TO YOU and
You on your day Did ! miss
you? Let me know.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.. Kendall U
should say Judge Kendall OF
vinewood ST.. celebrated their
18th u Think wedding snnivsr
sary. June 10th. The happy pair
seems 10 have started life anew
with the new addition 10 the
family. They always seem 10
make one sit up Tor stay up and
take notice. Best wishes for many
more years ~ the same and
more happiness added.
Now, even though il isn't your
or anniversary ! extend
the same wish TO YOU, some ola,
some new, and some renewed
readers. Until next week 80
long til then.
NJ Hyrd
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Sport Shorts

Art Johnson. Michigan states
speedy haIfback. scored seven
touchdownS during the 1857 sea
son and four were runs of 20
%. 80 and 60 Yards.
Ron perranoskis thrccycar
pitching record at Michigan State
was 81 wins and 7 losses.
$50
Michigan States hockey team
will play in the 1888 Boston In
,itational Tournament over the
Christmas holidays.
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7o,0n of Wayne Newy

Hello good neighbors. glad TO
take up little Of your time to
let you know that
Tuesday marks the last meet
ing Of the executive board Of
the Beverly PTA. The officers
will meet At the school 10 discuss
plans for the coming school term.
a bigger . better Xmas party Is
first and foremost on the list.
THAT calls for much money; any
svgsesfions?)
The Mothers Club and the
AP.A. have planned not only TO
entertain you but TO also en-
tighten you when EDUCATION
SPEAKS at the Community Cen
ter, 3535l Beverly I'd. opposite
the Beverly Elementary SCHOOL,
June 22nd, 4:30 pm. The guest
speaker will be James Hare, Sec
rotary Of State. who will speak
on the Need for Higher Educa-
ton"
Other speakers will be recent
college graduates from our COM
mvnity. Jimmie Hart. Henry
Beanvm and others. Be sure and
mark the calendar 10 remind you
to attend. This program will be
Of great interest 10 ell high
school students graduates and
their parents. Hope to see you
there.
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= -lJA'4e rt~s~ 's.s-+--. - ~ 49,
slusgcd and robber Of $50 90
FRIDAY as he was entering his
marke, d, 2632 18th The ssss.l-
ants were three men
The victim was John Booker
% 81 1924 Nebraska who was
treated al Receiving Hospital for
head injuries.
William Rayc a. OF 1853 Tay-
lcr was treated al Receiving Hos.
pital last week for stab wounds
Of the meek. left chest and left
th.-h
Raync told police he vas stab
led hy ar unknoan assallant a
he vas Walking through the al
lcy al The rear q his home AZ
l22 am
LaJcan l.aushion. 3 Of 2407
Scyburn. suffered possible
skull fracture last wees when she
fell from rear porch Of her
home to The concrete Sidewalk
below
The childs mother Mrs Betty
liau-hton % SAID the child was
PLAYING on the porch and appar
ontly the railing broke
Reginald 0 Rickcii 81 address
unknown was saught hy police
last week after he purchased
1851 model car with worthless
check in the amoUnt OF S325
Mrs Pandora Logan SO. Of
zoo East Warren was slussed on
ire side OF the head Saturday
night in the lobby Of the apart
mcnt where she lives rs lone
man, who escaped with her purse
containing 81
Andre james Thomas IL Of
1886 Roosevelt. was arrested last
week and held for investigation
Of breaking and entering hard
ware store at 1889 West Warren.
where Two rifles and iNo Shot
guns were stolen
Lonnic Bailey SO Of 4854
Pennsylvania. collapsed and died
in his home Sunday after com.
planning Of chest pains
Mrs Essic Parker, SO, common.
law wife Of the deceased told POI
Ice that her husband had been
suffering from chest pains for
about two years. She said ne had
not been under the care OF a
doctor
Two youths were placed on
probation last week in Recorders
Court for slashing an under.
ground cable serving fire alarm
boxes on the lower eastside
Willie c Brown. 10. Of 7O2
Leland. and Harry Thomas. IL Of
26Ol st Antoine. were sentenced
20 the first sixty days in the
House Of Correction by Record.
or's Judge George Murphw
Marie Brown. 26. Of 1890
Muirland. attempted suicide in
her hemc last week by taking
number OF unknown tablets. She
was rushed TO Receiving Hospi-
tai.
Police quoted Mrs. Brown as
saying: II tried TO end my life
because | am having trouble with
my husband. Melcher. 49,"
Robert knight. 80. OF 25065
S'bley. Brownst0wn Township.
Was shot and killed last week by
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III. wife Mabel 81 during an
argument in their home over late
hours kept by Mrs knight
Fla, Rock state police said the
couple startct the quarrel when
'hc VIE returned home al 800
TWO men were held for in
vesusa,ion Of felonious ASSAULT
last week following barroom
brawl at East jefferson and Hart
They are jerome Shannon. %.
Of l647 Fairyiew and William
Horton. SO. Of 6642 Holcomb
Police said both men were hurt
IN the alteration
Warren Arnold, 81. Of 3l65
LaheycN was rushed TO East
Side General Hospital suffering
FROM i stab wound near the heart
end Jean Turner % Of 1895 Ly-
este. suffered u knife wound IN
the neck.
Elmer J Prcbcc, 43, Of 1879
yonant pleaded guilty last week
10 The charge Of negligent homi.
idc before Traffic Judge George
I Murphy
Willie Young. IS. Of 224 AIDE.
laido was found dead in bed last
week clad In his underclothes
Police said Young had not
been nj
Herman Scales, IS. Of 2l4ls
Cicnlcdgc Fcrndalc. was arrested
last week in a store at 1915
Hart where he stole a ladies
ross pair Of ladies shoes and
four pair Of panties
The loot was valued at So 10.
James Walters. IS no home
md Roosevelt Barcus. 33, no
home. staggered into police head
quarters al 1899 Beaubien. Tues.
day al 3 am The officers said
the TWO men were waving knives
and threatening to cut one anoth-
tr.
Thieves broke a window at
1873 Wyoming last week and
calmly drove off with 100 mems
suits and eight raincoais. The
loot was valued at $1,000.
Police said the burglars got no
money and did not Try to loot
the stores safe. -
4 man wearing a charcoal gray
suit stole a paper bAg containing
S22lO from Raymond Cicci, 20,
of Gill Marcus, a stockboy in a
drug store last week while he
vas cnr0utc to neighborhood
bank TO deposit the money.
Seven youths seized with a
shotgun. two butchcS knives and
five steak knives in their car
were arrested last week and
charged with carrying dangerous
Weapons.
They arc James Hancock, ~,
Of 1921 Heola; Elmer Turbyfill.
p, and Gary Ward. 10, of 4729
Commonwealth: Charles Poscy,
IL, of 1903 Twcnty.First, Ebert
Long. 20, of 1867 Avery; Allan
Johnson. 10, 1908 Wabash, and
Robert Ray, %. OF 1920 l4th.
The youths wee arrested at
TrumbuIl and Holden just before
gang fight threatened to break
out with two other carloads Of
tccn.agers.
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Police BIotter

Berry r Berry IS, no home,
was arrested last week and was
charged with fraud
Police SAID Berry had swim
died al least 10 persons of $40
10 SIS each The money was sup
posed TO be a doWnpaymcnl on i
$50 union fee.
Berry promised TO obtain jani-
tor Jobs for his victims.
Twoyearold AloElo Johnson
Jr.. Of 1921 ". Garfield. was res
cucd last week from ledge
outside Of a window on the 18th
floor Of a housing project where
he lives with his parents.
The baby was taking a rest in
his crib near the window when
he discovered the window CON
tanned no screen and crawlcd out
side
Alonzo WIS rescued by a neigh
hor. who grabbed him by the
legs and pulled the infant back
through the window 10 safety
Mrs Anna Dsntller o. Of 1884
Maybury Grand, died last week
in ReeeNin. Hospital OF injuries
sustained earlier IN the week in
an auto crash.
Patrolman Marmion s Pollard.
%, Of 7479 Prairie. confessed on
Thursday at police headquarters
that he was the paper bas ban.
dit who was foiled in three at
tempted bank holdnps
The officer admitted that he
held up two finance firms May
% The two holdups Melted him
$3.50
Wednesday Patrolman Pollard
attempted TO hnldup a grocery
store at $50 Thirty-third The
woman clerk became frightened
and ran Screamins from the rear
door Pollard fled from the front.
\ car parked nearby drew the
attention of detectives. They
placed a watch on il and Pollard
was arrested when he returned
two hours later, in full uniform,
&C. pick up the car
Patrolman Pollard was assign.
ed TO Bethune Station and has
been a member of the police
force since Mar. 10. 1852.
April 8. 1856. his wife, Emma,
26, and daughter. Lynn. ?, were
shot 10 death al iOJo ElmhurSt
by Mrs Pollards sweetheart.
James h. Smith. -. lie was sen
fenced TO - and a half to 40
years in prison.
Eighteen persons charged with
operating a Sl0,000a day mum.
hers ring were fined AMI placed
on probation "Wednesday by Re
cordcr'S Judge joni \. Ricca
Joseph T. Roachc. SO. of 90
Woodland, the leader of the ring
was fined $4,000 and sentenced
TO six months in the House of
Correction.
His wife. 80, was given sixty
days and fined $2.UOJ.
Three other members were ei.
ven sixty days and fine $1,000.
Another was fined $500 and sen.
fenced TO sixty days.
Other members of the ring re.
ccivcd fines up TO 500.
Police arrested the eighteen
during a series of raids on Jan
uary %.
Confiscatcd were $1,000 in. cash
and $4,000 number bets.
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FATHER AND SON BREAKFAST

The ST Ann Society Of HOLY
Church in Inkster held its an.
nual Father and Son Breakfast
on Fathers Day, June Is. Mr..
Toe KOzak. Councilman of Ink.
Stcr and also a member of ST
Norbert Parish. was the speaker
Who was later presented with a
beautiful boutonniere. Each IA
ihcr received a mcmcnto which
had been blessed by the pastor
Rev sylvester Fusan {. S. SIP.
Mr. Clifford II.
Sharp received miniature
loving cup because he cxempli.
llcS the ideals Of christian father.
hood. Fathers and sons present
were the following. MessrS.. Roo.
cvcli Lustre, Manuel Marshall.
lohn Lewis. Roy Wilson. Joe
hozak, Harold Robertson. George
Till, Richard Coleman. Elmer
l.ifScy Sr and Jr.. Ashley Vivian.
kafe McGough Sr. Major Foster
~, Teddy Morrison. Riley Car.
ter. Robert Gray. Walter Doug.
las. John Gibson. Herbert Bon.
am, John shannon. Glen Davis.
lee Davis. John Johnson. Gerald
I.ustrc, Roosevelt Lustre. Jr.. Yer.
non Howard. Clifford II. Sharp
and Gerald Sharp. II was really
nice affair and a good time was
had by all.
APOLOGIES
10 o,st "a Az and Mre Gallo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21

The Mothers at Arms met last
week to make plans for the an
rual picnic given for the mem
bers of the TEENIE WEENIE
AND LADS and LASSIES of sta
ton WCHB, under the direction
of Trudy Haynes This year with
the help OF the mothers land ia.
theirs too if we can draft them
the affair should be quite a sue
cess and well supervised
There will be contests for all
age groups including ma and pa.
Won't you Join Us? All you have
70 do is send in the name and
ages OF your little ones from
ages two eleven. along with
the address 10 TRULY HAYNES
WcHB INkSTER. MICH. There
will be no admission without
membership recognition.
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their friends yhn helped make
he W0'ycrinc State Nurses All.
\.ion wtCd.ng al the Cor.nthian
BAPTIST Church successful Mrs
Nilhc Mae Thornton, Pleasant
Grove District chairman. won the
FIRST prize, a silk bedspread
Nine nations were represented
in the lavish presentation by Mrs.
Mary Burton. New Bethel, Pom
tiac. Mrs. Mary Thomas. Chapel
MI Baptist. Mrs. Ophclia Adams,
Green Grove Baptist Church;
Mrs Agnes Miller Peoples Bap-
list Mrs Isabelle Terrell, Union
District, Mrs Thorton Mrs.
Amanda Washington. Tabernacle
Baptist. Mrs. Catherine Vaughn,
Metropolitan District and Mrs.
Annie Bell Butler, Peace Baptist.
The music was furnished by Mrs.
Nir.il Lee Mallory and the show
vas directed by Mrs. Anna Full
Ter
Funeral services for Charles
Weir, 265 Nj Vernon was held
III the Peace Baptist Church Sat
urday at IL am. He leaves his
vile. Mary. and four sons, and
four daughters Rev. Lee I. Clay
gave the eulogy
Anderson Fltzhugh and his
wife. Frances. Of Red Bluff.
California, were guests at bar
lJccue luncheon Saturday at the
home of cousins, MIR. and Mrs.
Oscar Donaldson. Some of the
otherc guests were Roadic Gar
land and Leandcr Allen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fizhugh will leave Detroit
Sunday night for New York and
Boston before they return home.
Anderson, who is in the Air
+ Gree. expects TO be rcassigned
To Land>tuhl. Germany, as soon
IS he returns TO California.
President Contce Spears of
the Fleming Street Civic League,
reports that a board meeting will
DC held al the home of Mr. and
Mrs Harold Evans. 1890 Elem
ing
Officers of the league expected
10 attend are Alfred Gardner,
vice prcsidenet Mrs Princess
Aiiilcr. recording secretary; Mrs.
RCbccCa Gibson, financial secrc-
tary Mrs Evelyn Evans, treas
urcr. w. NJ. Bass. membership
committee; Lure Wilson, project
committee: John II Wilson. youth
development committee; and Mrs.
Marie jenkins. social committee.
Cub scout leader Leland Stein
is proud that his Pack 500 won
the highest award for ncatncSs
and self control al the boys ex-
position Those who helped Iii.
rcctlng the lads in putting on
their safety skitS at certain times
during the big show are Thorton
Hall, institutional representative;
Mrs. Jewel stephen, Mrs, Mary
liorncS. Julia Harris. Mrs. Fran
COS Taylor Alcne Hall, Willie
Mae Davis, den mothers The
Pack Will hold barbecue June
18th At 1906 ST Aubin street.
Frances Lynne Taylor and Cla.
renee Dumas were married Sun
day in Leland Baptist Church.
RccN Eugene Rhodes performed
The ceremony. Mrs. Wylenc Book.
er, sister of the bridegroom. was
matron of honor. The best man
was Harry Gibson
The wedding reception was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Grayson of 25l9 Kendall
Mr Dumas aunt and uncle. The
brides parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Taylor Of Corydon, Ind.
Some of the guests We're Cora
L Boyd Mr. and Mrs Ira Sam.
ucls. Mr. and Mrs + Bailey. and
Mr. and Mrs Richard Burk
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GRADS. GIG

The COUNTS came
through with swingin' gig for
the graduating seniors OF their
club. Gay cap and gown wcarers
we're Seigmond Nelson, Robert
Burnett, Melvin Porter. William
Collins, Jerry Ross, Melvin CLAW
on and -Wilburt Simpson. Things
were really jumpin at the Orr
residence where the partygoers
walled Crawling to the latest hits
were Joann Mcmillan, Evone and
Donna Caldwell. Mignonne Ford.
barbara Mingo, Julia Lockert.
norman Rose and Leon Hay.
wood You never did tell me,
Scigmond, how does that little
piece of paper feel in your
handle?
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Sorry to hear Mrs, z Bcanum
Of Beverly I'd is recuperating in
the University Hospital Hope
it's nothing serious, because shes
very much needed Hurry and
gel we'll Best wishes for a
speedy recovery.
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PRINCESS zoRAH CHAPTER
Sc oES invite. you 10 attend
their Seventh Annual June 18th
at the Community Center 400
pm. You will be we'll enter.
tanned. so plan 10 attend. Mrs. J.
Lamar Is the Worthy Mstron.
The guest speaker will be an.
novneed next week.
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sPEEDERs

WATCH OUT!l The Com
munity Civic Workers League
has been authorized by the Safe.
ty Committee here to take the
license number of any violator
Of the speed law by turning it
in to the Safety Commissioner
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FAREWELL

TO Miss Ann Coleman who is
leaving for Europe next week
with " girl friend Ann will make
her headquarters in Germany
where she has a married sister
and a nephew She plans to take
in many sights one of which will
be the Brussels World Fair Have
a nice time, Ann, but hurry
home.
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'Xksfer
Happenings
ELECTION
BY BRENDA JOYCE

Sixteen years of married life,
3 children, homeowner, veteran.
high school graduate, 2 years Of
college and 2 years of vocation
al training are the qualifications
Ct James J Collie who was elect
ed as trustee of Dearborn Town.
ship School District 8. Collie re-
ccived Alb votes which greatly
outnumbcred his toughest com
petition. This is the first time
in the history of Dearborn Town
ship that Negro has been elect
ed TO this office.
Says Collie, LET US prepare
our children today for tomor-
rows future by eleetins MEM
bers 10 the School Board who
will strive at all times for a
DEMOCRATIC SCHOOL PRO.
CRAM for ALL its pupils. Col.
lies term will last three years.
let's all give him our support.
Al OF lnkster is proud Of you
Collie, keep up the good work
that we know you are capable Of.
CIVIC
The Community Workers Lea.
cues one man committee. Mr..
Lorenzo Moncr met with the PTA
Of the Federal School of Taylor
Township to discuss the pro-
posed incenderator site. Mr.
Moner also met with the Taylor
Township School Board together
with Mr. Royal from the PTA.
The Board of Education is send.
inr letter to Dearborn Town
snip protesting the site (Annapo-
lis road and lnkstcr road The
letter in effect says that if the
incenderator is built on the pro-
ppscd site the Board of Educa.
ton will sell the school building
and relocate elsewhere
All right Inksteritcs which will
it be n DUMpu or school. Let's
Get busy and do something about
IT,
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way of Woodbury. n. j, Gnstcad
of MIR. and Mrs. Woodbury.
some mistake I'm truly sorry
folks . am | forgiven??? | hope
so Hope you made il home ok
BY the way tell Larry hello.
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The Eddie Bcanums attended
the graduation exercise at Mich
Tech. Sunday TO cheer their num-
Der one son, Henry who received
his BIS. degree, in Civil Engi-
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BEST WISHES

BEST WISHES
GO out to Lloyd Holt who is
still recovering from an auto.
mobile accident which happened
in February, 1853 Since then the
major part of his life has been
spcpnt in the hospital. Hurry and
get we'll Lloyd, we all miss you.
Go out TO Scot Collision who
is on his way 10 visit Uncle Sam.
Scot Joined the Army Surprise
and was on his way Monday
morning to start his career. Only
success is wished YOU, Scot from
all Of your friends in lnkstcr
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APOLOGIES

Go out 70 Mr.. and Mrs. caII0.
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Birthdays for the week are.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21

Funeral services for Charles
Weir 265 Nj Vernon, was held
III the Peace Baptist Church Sat
urday al IL am He leaves his
wife. Mary. and four sons, and
four daughters. Rev. Lee I. Clay
gave the eulogy.
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