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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-28
CONTRACTS
- viene de la Pr1mera Pas. =

- Viene de la Pr1mera Pag. -
600 casoS de viruela, con por 10
menos $4,000 defunciones.
En- 1850 la XIII Conferencia
Sanitaria Panamericsna recomen
do a los paises el desarrollo de
programs sistematicos de va
cunacion y revacunacion anti.
variolica con miras a la erradi.
caci6n de Ia enfermedad. Aun-
que Sc ha experimentado un
gran progreso en- la erradica-
cion de la viruela, hasta ell pun
to de que en- Mexico Sc notifi-
co Ell ultimo case en- 1851, en-
Chile en- 1853, en- Peru en- 49,
"a y en- Venezuela en- 1856, la
eradication aun no sc ha logra.
do en- siete paises de la Ameri-
ca del Sur, en- los que continua
Ia campaha contra esta en-
fermedad.
Ademas, hay otros PASSES y
areas en- donde no Sc han re-
aistrado casos de viruela desde
hace amos. Entire estos. sc en-
cuentran Canada, Costa Rica, Ell
Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Mica
ragus, Panama y Ia Republica
Dominicans. Entire las areas que
no han informsdo casos estan
Alaska, Ia iona del Canal de Pa
mama y Puerto Rico.
Ell delegado de Colombia, DR..
Hector Abad Gomez, Secretario
de Salud Publica del Departa-
mento de Antioquia senal6 ell
hecho de que Ell informe da a
entender que la viruela no re-
viste importancia como profile
ma en- ell Continente America
no. Propuso que ell Comite SUI
giera a la Conferencia una re-
comendacion en- Ell sentido de
que todos los PASSES deben ha-
Ger los mayores esfuerzos para
c~onseguir Ia eradication total
de Ia viruela en- 81 menor item
po possible.
Ell informe considerable por la
Comisi6n Tecnica concluye d.
eiendo que "la campaha de ezra
dicacion de Ia viruela en- las
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-28

interes porque todo Sc resolve.
rs favorablemente, eonscientts
como estaban de 10 que este re,
~presentaba para la paz 0bTera
en- los muelles y pgr endt, pa
ra la economic de Puerto Rico.
M1entraS tanto, hoy comGn-
zaran las negociaciones AHtra
la Association de N8vier6s e6A
la Association 1nsular az Capa-
teces de Muelles, Ii eual pre-
de Ell senior Placido Torres e.
calera.
Este envio aver tarde un To-
legrama al Presidente dc Ii Ase-
ciacion de Navieros, inf0rhAan-
dole que luego de consular a
sus compaheros ~capatac6s, elles
rechazaban de plano Il propuSs-
ia hecha por la Ease patroRil,
para otorgar los mismos Aunien-
tos negociados por Ia UTM.
En- Ell telegrama. Torres FL
gueroa eonsidera Ell aumento
de 10 centavos la bora COMO ri
diculo y pobre" d pesar de los
beneficios concedidos para 81
Fondo Alegsn los cApatacAs
que los estibsdores pudieren
hsber conseguido maycres sala-
rios y meiores condolences de
trabaio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-28

su p~resdiente. Rafael Barrios,
y los senores Guillermo Cid (se-
eretario),. Angel -Fuentes (sub-
Secretario), Rafael veiez, de
Ponce y Salvador Sanchez de
Mayagiiez. La Association de
Gual danes de Muelles estuvo
rCpresentada por los senores
Rafael Garcia y Gilberto Mon
tanez.
FL nueVo convenio aSesura
TN aumento de 10. centavos la
bora para los trabajadores du-
fante los amos 1858, 1859 V 1850,
ash como Is centavos adiciona-
les para ~utilizarse en- los fon-
dos de Retro de Bienestar Y
Navideno. Los aumentos y con
diclones son similares a los con-
cedldos a la UTM.
En- Ell nueVo cOntrato Sc esti-
pulan tambien otras reglas me-
jorando las condolences de ira
bsjo de los obreros, especial
mente en- relacion a los turnos
de medianoche y de madruga-
da.
FL conciliador Julio Machu-
ca, quien intervino EN- las nego-
cisciones dijo luego de firmar.
Sc ell nuevo convenioa aver tar
de que las conversaciones Sc
llcvaron a efecto zen un plano
de altura y demostrando en- to-
DO mOmento las parties I'm gran
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-28
TRoPAs.
(Vikne de IL PrimerAJ

H.".
tinas en- la IONA de dicho canal,
pero Ell vocero dijo que Sc man
tiene ALI un Status fraternal
de convivencia", 10 que hace que
mi Argentina nj Chile hayan
solicitado Ia presentation de
permisos para hAvesar."
Asrego que 81 Chile 10 hicie-
ra "~estaria en- contradiction con
IA conducta asumida por los d.
verses eobiernes chilenos d es.
te respecto, los que, invariable-
mente, ieeptaron .el sstado de
division in t0da Ia iona men
cionada y la necesidad de resol.
yer Ia question pcr Ell arbitraie.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-28

bros de cuentos de autores de
reconocida capacidad creadora
que al mismo tempo que de-
leitan ayudan a la mente a via
jar por los paises maravillcsos
de la fantasia, en- un ambiente
sano y allegro sostenido por re-
glas de buena crianza, pureza
de alma Y sanos principles que
hacen mas bella la existencia
humane.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-28
ASIATICO

NACIONES UNlDAS, -
(UPI- I'm importante diplo-
matico asiatico declare que tie
ne la esperanto de que Ell con-
flicto de Formosa pueda ARE
glarse pacificamente.
Ell Diplomatico, que pidio que
Sc mantuviera oculto SUI nom
bre y ell pals que representa-,
manifesto a un grupo de perio.
distas de muchas naciones que
ell tempo es I'm factor de gran
importancia en- la Solucion de
la nueva crisis china. Recslco
que la mejor manera de ganar
tempo est continuar con las
Conversations de Varsovia en-
tire los Estados Unidos y Chi
ma Comunista.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-28
LSINTESIS
Viene de d Primera)

la Junta DIRECTIVE, va sea por
SUI progreso en- cuestiones nu-
cleares o por ser fuertes pro-
ductores de materiales atomi.
noe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
sspio Project Get Funds

NEW YORK - Inc tsnuious
Lennx Terrace. designed lot
Harlem's middle class IN a ius'
urious way, has Just soften mort
cage commitments totaling more
than $lo.o0on0o from TWO banks
to finish off the final three
buildings in the development.
The community mas already COST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
BY RossIs |. eRvMP

DETROIT - After spending
more than three weeks IN the
southland We are back 10 set
tie down for awhile Had most
enjoyable trip Visited Z. St
Louis. III ST Louis. Mo, Mem
phs. Tenn. L tie Rock, Ark.
ar Texarkana, Arkansas Texas
Saw an old friend. Mrs Lucille
n Kennedy, economic teacher
IN the nigh school s. stem in Ma
Wanna Ark az Memphis Union
Station
Mrs KENNEDY vas e. ner way
IL sashyllle L SIT mr. daush-
C. Pamela, vi, D. . teacher
at Fisk and yourgcsl son who
is freshman al tennessee
State University heT -lster
Mrs Pearl Hart resioes nee on
Cortland We enjoyed sls.,s IN
the homes Of Mr. and Mfs Nal.
ter Primo (she is former sscre.
tsry to DR. Roy Love a, NJ
Nebo,. and Mr and MS sr.
skine Crimes Of Mcmphi-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
College
Receives
Grort

A grsn, IT $4,000 has been
,.d. a.-s'iahle Ia the Arkansas
AM&N College by the National
science rpundstiou FIR the sup
mort Of a sum.rct Institute f'r
Nth S-hooi Tcachcps Of Chem
istry and Biology.
The announcement was made
mis- week io'ntlv by nr Rnf"s
Y. Game. Director OF Natural
Science and Mathematics. srH DR..
Lawrence A. Davis Of AM.
The inst tutc will ~r,fr fer 20
weeks. beginning about June ..
1850 and will Ne under the d.
rection OF DR.. Caine.
Detectives of the Institute in
clude the Improvement OF subject
inr teachers. strengthening the
matter competence Of participant
capacity of the teachers for mott
waiting able students to consider
careers in science, bringing teach
crs into personal contact with
prominent scientists who make
IN the Institute staff with a view
Of stimulating the interest and
increasing their prestige PROBES
sionally and increasing mutual
understanding and appreciation
If each others teaching prob
lens among teachers of Chemis-
try and Biology at high school
and college level.
Instructors making up the In
stituie's staff will be L. b. Bar
ron. head Of the Chemistry De-
nartmcnt: DR.. c. L. Bentley. pro-
lessor Of Zoology and Freshman
biological Science; DR.. Rufus L.
Game, Coordidnator Of the Nat
ural Sciences, and DR.. G. D.
Kyle. Head Department of Math-
ematics and Physics.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
BY COURT REPORTER

DETROIT - James Richard
son. Die months, Of l4845 Muir
land, was dead on admittance
to Mt Carmel Hospital last
week.
The child's mother. Mrs. Rose
marie Richardson. %, told pc.
lice she found her son appar.
emily dead in his crib.
Katheryn DAWSON. 35. of 1892
Bangor. was found guilty Of en-
gazing in an illegal occupation
last week by Recorders Juc &c
w Mckay Skillman and fined
S25 or 30 days.
Mrs Dawson was arrested aft.
or selling a plainclothcs police
man pint Of whiskcy for
1895 The officer said he con.
fiscatcd IL pints Of whiSkcy,
two bottles Of wine and S6.35 in
whiskcy sales
Richard Ramsey, 33, Of 80
East Willis, was arrested last
week in a downtown store
where police said Ramsey con.
ccalcd pair of gloves valued
at Sl.95 in his pocket and at.
tempted TO leave tho store
without paying for the gloves.
Archie Lambert, 80, of 459
East Euclid. was found guilty
Of boot,esging in Recorders
Court last week and fined SIS
or 80 days. He was arrested aft.
CT selling a plainclothes police
man a pint of corn whiskcy for
S2.25.
Confiscated were Sl1.85, two
gallons Of corn whiskey and two
pints.
William +. Brown, 80. Of 672
Woodbridge, was arrested last
week in a downtown store and
charged with simple larceny.
Brown stole three albums OF
records valued al $3.50.
Walter Bowman. Of 8940 Cam.
cron, and his wife. were robbed
Of $1,000 in their homo last
week.
Bowman told police he answer.
ed a knock al his door. at 1890
pm. and a woman outside ask
ed to see his wife. Lula. Bow.
man said when he opened the
door for the woman four men.
two Of them armed, forced
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
Founders Day Program
Detroit Council OF
Negro Women.

Mrs. Bulah 7. Whitby was
quest speaker when the Nation.
al Council Of Negro Women held
Founders Day at the st. John
CME Church. Woodward at
Blaine, Sunday, December IA,
1853
Welcoming guests was Mrs
Lula Sirls. committee woman for
the council. Mrs. Mary Jane
Napier gave response. Ride on
King Jesus was given in solo
by Mrs. Ethel Williams. Greet
ings from the National Council
were brought by Dr. Rosa l.
Gragg. first vicc-presidcnt Of the
National Council of Negro Won
en- Mrs. Beatrice ". Johnson
sang We're You There.
Others appearing were: Mrs
Muricl Andrews, Mrs. Brazcal
Turner. Mrs. Junctta Watt in
troduccd the guest speaker
Mrs. Elizabeth Morse sang My
Task. Closing selection by all
Christ Is All"
A special guest was Mrs. Ce.
leste l.. White, vice-presidcnt OF
Chicago Northern District OF
Colored Womcn'S Clubs and sec
rotary Of Illinois Association OF
Colored Womcn's Clubs and
Mrs. Henry CBernice) Allen,
president of the Royal Oak
Chapter of the National Coun.
Gil of Negro Women.
This group is now in process
Of organization. Mrs. Willie Lee
Harris is chairman; Mrs Ethel
Williams. co-chairman; Inez Civ.
han. chairman. hostesses; Han.
nah Raymond. chairman. social
hour: 3. N. Johnson. contact
chairman; and Bertha Brady.
program chairman. Mrs. Willie
Lee Jackson is president Of the
Detroit Council.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
Class EnroIIs in NAAP

WASHINGTON, - Fifty-eight
members Of a Howard Univcr-
sity social science class enrolled
last week in the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement of
Colored People, it was announc-
eed this week.
The entire class took the un-
usual action after a lecture on
NAACP accomplishments by
Lois Baldwin, Howard social sci
cnce instructor and former
youth field secretary for MA
ACP.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20

The big secret lies in advance
planning, not only the menu .r Dus
the way you'll serve the 1000 =.
menu should be simple but attIa'.
tive. saws the Party Bureau. builee
dinners are simplest for servIns
and simplest for the hostess. NAM
full use of your electric pans any anJ
chatting dishes to keep warm lO ..;,I
warm. A one-dish casserole VII VII
make an ideal main course VII"
fresh radishes. cucumber su,p,ii
tomato slices, and celery serVeu
from ice-filled bowls. Serve a.
ready-sliced and buttered oreau "
rolls. -.
In arranging dishes and plates
and silverware on your tapIe' 's az
a tip from the cafeterias' wv
Orange Crush Party Bureau saw saw
Be sure everything Is within easy
reach and has It's own serving tVos
Serve soft drinks In bottles VII"
colorful paper cups and straw -,
Let the guests eat where lpey
will but provide lap trays anu luz
small tables. Have plenty OF 'a's'
napkins on hand.
Dessert may be served iron, maze se~
cart or q table placed in the IlvlnsKi
room. An electric coffee maker W. !,
allow you, the hostess, to MAKE !"
advance and 10 keep II warm.
To enjoy your own party
member to plan simple. tasty nle az
and to let the guests share III wv
work BY serving themselves
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
Alpha Gamma Kappa Chapter
Holds Benefit Show

A benefit fashion show spon
sorcd by the Alpha Pha Chi n
Omega. Alpha Gamma Kappa To-
cal chapter presented is annual
benefit show ~ the FL Sino
Club last SUNDAY This affair
is given each first Sunday in
Dec as tribute TO the Bothune
Goodman College Foundation.
Bcthune Goodman is coed
irrational school founded by
Mrs Mary " Bcihune in Day
tona Beach. Fla Members and
friends Of the besuticians' so
rority filled every available
space in the building 70 assist
the group in making success
Of the project Models were Mar
garei Hicks. Sarah Koch, Leila
Simpson katherine Jones. Dolly
McRcynolds. Ruby Smith. Shir-
Icy Caldwell and Dorothy over.
tree Hazel Tate. Ruby Trcmblc
Beauty University. Maude Beau.
Is Salon Others modelling were
Mabel FIslcby. EVELYN Gale.
Jesnnet,c Tucker. Alice Elmer
son. Katie wilson Hussic Ro.
sar Mary Sucnbcry. Mary John
son Da7c Jcnoins frankie Ga.
IS. Madeline Whitaker Bessie
Evans Alice Flag Rosie Lee
Stevenson Mabel Wall Mae
Graham Special feature was the
hula hoop dance performed by
the tiny Misses Toyna Moore
and Endwla vickson The Be
thune Goodman benefit is ma.
t.onal project Of the sor ",
but the loca! chapter must be
gwen cred, for the fine work
they have done 70 assist those
locally such as baskets contri.
h.teG 20 the needy and con.
,-t-;'1ns 10 the Lutheran Home
itr girls and many other wor-
nv institutions a preservation
Las Tsde % Basllcas Marsctta
We.s y FRANKIE Is first ant
tas.ie- Nr. Atom lnndon IS
cas.frsr u activities FOR the
year ST.. K-ts Ircmhlc IS 81
rsr,r
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20


Is exceptionally easy to make. All
YOU need, in addition to the buck
ct. is some red, white, pink and
navy felt. . red Christmas tree
ball, a 9-inch paper plate, some
absorbent cotton, and q tube or
squeeze bottle of Elmer's Glue
All, . white adhesive that dries
clear.
First cut out red felt parts for
the 10-inch arms, 1is-inch legs,
cap. mouth and cheeks. Then cut
boots and mitts from navy color
felt. Cut q 6is-inch circle for
Santa's face from the pink felt.
and from the white cut strips for
boot and sleeve decorations,
band for the hat, and two eyes.
Cut of the ribbed border from
the paper plate, leaving a four
inch section for the neck. Secure
the pink felt face to the plate with
the clear-drying adhesive, leaving
neck section exposed. Glue cap TO
head, add the otner cut-outs. Use
the Christmas tree ball for a
nose, then glue the cotton eye
brows and beard TO the face.
Attach the face to the bucket
with paper clips, then glue the
arms to the back Of the bucket,
bringing one mitt to the top OF
the rim and the other under it.
Glue the legs to the bottom Of the
bucket--and the job is completed
Fill the bucket with candy
cookies, or small packages. Or let
the real Santa do 1t Christmas
Eve.
Detailed instructions, plus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
liHle Rock Ed. Predicts

Ashmorc, 1853 Pulitzer Prize.
winning executive editor OF The
Arkansas Gazette" at Little Rock.
Ark. said today that some day
the Little Rock schools will open
and will be inteeratcd. He made
the observation in an interview.
He was here to speak at a civic
club luncheon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20

Then said Jesus, Father,
forgive them; for they know
not what they do - est.
Luke %. 24.)
Do you ever find IL hard in
your heart to forgive anyone?
Do you sometimes find il hard
even 10 forgive yourself?..
On the CrosA Christ Jesus
asked God TO forgive those
who were crucifying Him -
for the Eternal God of Love
and Mercy ioiu forgive - and
He hears even the smallest
prayer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
Court News

their way into the home.
The thugs tied up Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowman and a guest. Sam.
uel Moses, of 1904 Cardoni,
with scarves before footing the
family's safe in a bedroom along
with sos in silver dollars and
two mems watches.
The Bowmans have eight chill
drcn. ages 9 to 30
The thugs escaped after the
robbery.
Fifty persons arrested last
week in a numbers raid in Pom.
tiac stood mute and pleaded not
guilty on arraisnment in MUM
cipal court in Pontiac, before
Judge Cecil B. McCallum.
They we're charged with con-
spiracy TO violate the state gam
bling law
Bond for Mrs. Martha Camp
bell, 40, of 440 S. Saginaw, al
legged co-partner of the gambling
ring. was set at $1,000. Bonds
for the others were set at 5000
each.
Pfc. James Jamison, 81, of
Sclfridgc Field, was arrested last
week and charged with assault
and battery on the complaint
Of Mary Charycy, 81, Of 5538
Chene. The aged woman said
she was walking on Ferry Ave
nue. near Chene, when Jamison
slapped her in the face with
out provocation and knocked
her down.
Police said Jamison informed
them that he couldn't give any
reason for his action.
Roscoe Simmons, 40, Of 1921
F.. Navada, was arrested last
week after he broke into a bar
at i8439 Consnt
Police said Simmons entered
through a window. The officers
said Simmons informed them
THREE--Tribune ---JWR
ADD-Court Ncws--S OF ;,
that he had been drinking and
didn't remember too much about
what happened.
Dave Morris. 81. of 1901 Put
nam, owner Of a market al. 230
Theodore. was dubbed over the
head with an unknown object
last week and robbed cf SO IN
his store by a lone thug who
escaped.
Morris was treated at keceiv-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
Let's Have A Puriy!-

How often have you gwen
party only to find that you re ~
busy being hostess, chief cooS,
waitress and busboy that yol d 10,
enjoy the party youtscii! I've
Orange-Crush Party Bureau DC.
lieves any woman can ENJOY "''
own party.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
BY Lucille D. Cook

The annual emancipation cele-
bration will convine this year al
Galation Baptist Church. located
at $3.50 Roosevelt. under the aus
picious OF the Eastern Progress
sive Baptist District of Detroit.
Service will start Thursday
January lst, at IL am Rev G. A.
Long. pastor Of Greater Mt.
Tabor Baptist Church, will be
moderator Be sure 10 attend
this meeting.
Rev. Fl. w. Burrough is pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
S, Marx Birthday Tea

Al tteit he'd a., the ST Mark
Psp'.' slrn l207i Woodrow
Wilson ls' Sunday broke al
ATTENDANCE records for h e
church !, vas he annual musi.
cal birthday TOO ~ tables pre-.
sen'ed oy nc Missionary Soci-
ety q The church Mrs Faye
Bruce chgrehnoman and school
teacher presided
She was introduced by Mrs.
Marsctta Wells Mrs Emma =
Miner former president Ct the
Women Department Of the b
ME- state Convention of Mich.
gan. vas guest also appearing
we're Mrs La Prldo. Bcvcr-
~ Tvncr Mrs Ora Manifold,
Mr. Alvin Moldcn Mrs Fannie
Poole. Mcrri IIollandcr Singer
Mrs. Barbara V Turner Fran
ccs Lee Deacon J Williams
gave remarks Mrs Lcala Has
sell sang Also Mr. Clifton Her
ron sang and Miss Rodema Roy
al gave d reading Captains wht
served for months were Savill;
Calhoun. Grace Miller. T. Pol
lard, d Clay, Mammie Rother
Irene West, Marsetta Wells. Dor
is Lemons, Ollie Cornelius, Sal
lie Wilson. Marie Ralph, and NJ
Baldwin. More than $500 wa
raised Mrs. Anna Kavanaugh
president. Mrs. Della Ice, chair
man, Mrs. Eula Holloway, CO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
Isl Anniversary Of the
Senior Usher Board No. z

The sermon that Rev Roy Al
len, pastor of Chapel Hill Baptist
Church rendered Sunday for the
benefit of the Senior Usher
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
Prospect District Holds ssssio'

pastor.
Pre:pset District Holds Session
The Extended Session Of the
Prospect District Association
held It's meeting with the Great.
er MI Carmel Baptist Church,
Russell and Livingston streets,
last week Rev. J. d Montgom.
cry. host pastor Mrs. Sarah Hay
-ood was director Ct worship
Ministers speaking were. Revs-
:, >. jenkins. } II Johnson. d.
= Mcrsier. James Mathis, L
D Smith. d. Alexander, Nj F.
Adams. and z Dudley Theme
used The Virgin Birth of Je-
sus" Mrs. Gladys Matthews is
pres dert OF the Women's De
par,ment. Rev E A Rundless
s moderator
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
Pleasant Surprise

Rev G. a Long, pastor OF
Greater Mt. Tabor Baptist Church,
found after taking a medical ex.
animation that his health is fine.
His doctor did say that he need
ed a little fresh air.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
Northeast Detroit


ley. Mcpherson. M-.ar Meade
and the United Missionary Wei
fare Society The Riopcfe Block
Club, of which Mrs Mary Graves
is president. was received as a
new member.
The Whist tournament orlsi.
nally planned for the second Sat
urday in January. has been de-
ferred TO Feb. II The Arlington
Avenue Conservation and In.
provement Association Will open
its years CT activities With
meeting Tuesday. Jan 20 in the
home of President Alfred Moore
l7l52 Arlington Street They ex
tend Holiday Greetings to All
A letter from the DEPT Of
Health expressing heir satisfae
ton with the hearty response 1,
their plea for T.B Mays taken
in this area recently was grand
~ received by the Dawson AsSo-
citation of NeighborhOod and
Block Clubs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
SOCIAL NOTES

SOCIAL NOTES
A Christmas program was sly.
en- by the Dawson PTA Tues
day evening.
Some of those who appeared
on the show were Mrs Ramona
B. chatham. Nancy Hines
Mesdames Miles. Massey Me.
chanic, Woodland, Maddox Va
tiers, Rutledge. Chamblcss. Jean
cite Sims. Principal Fred 4.
Knack, Mrs. A. Glenn Warren
T Liljegren's and MIR. Pauline
Butler.
Their first cupcake sale start
ed Friday. Dec. II Profits to be
used for PTA expenses.
Rev. r. S. Jackson pastor Ct
the Conant Avenue Church q
God, and his wife ha returned
from a weeks visit 70 DAYTON
Ohio. During his abSencr SUNDAY
services were conducted by Rev.
X. d. Simmons, enc Of the
church's associate ministers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
BY James Alfred Butler

Mrs. Ivry Williams, chairman
OF the literature company Of
the patrons of art associated
with the Nellie Watts series, pre-
sented a book review program
Thursday night. Dec. IL at the
Utley Library, Woodward and
Algcr Avenues.
John NJ. Grey Thcriot, guest
speaker briefly reviewed 81
books. Mrs. Williams was as.
sisted by Mrs. Dorthea Jackson,
Mrs. Dorothy Townsend. Mrs.
Grace Miller and Mrs. Eleanor
Cosby. DR.. Butler, Wayne State
University. was also among the
many listeners.
Mrs. Nellie Watts plans con
cert featuring William Warficld
Sunday evening. Jan. 10. at the
Masonic Temple.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
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The DAWSON Association elect
cd the following officers at their
meeting December 10th: William
watkins, president; Raymond
Huffman, vice; Mrs. Bernice
Pace, recording secretary; Mrs.
Mary Spiller, corresponding Sec
rotary; Raymond Ford, treas.
urcr; and Brandon Laisdon,
chaplain.
An installation dinner will be
held Saturday. Jan. 81, at the
Evans Recreation Center. Those
selected for the program com.
mlttce were Mrs. o. ,McMurtry,
chairman; Mr.. Brandon. Mr..
Moore. MFR. McClendon and MIR.
Perry.
Organizations represented at
the meeting were Arlington Ave.
nue.. Burnside, Fleming Civic
League. Goddard, HalIeck, Law.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-20
18TH IL Warren
Community News

Board No. 2 was inspiring. His
text was Work While II Is Day
taken from. ST. John o..