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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
Congressional Club
Has Anniversary

with colorado's Senator Cor
don Allott. who got In touch
with the Colorado Flower
Growers Association. which
sent another shipment by
plane-and the golden an
niversary color scheme was
saved.
Mamie In Gold
Mrs. Eisenhower's costume
also was In keeping with the
birthday motif. for she wore
a small yellow hat and yell
low gloves with a dress OF
Navy blue.
The First Lady cut the
birthday cake before the
program began. Later, she
was presented with q Con-
eressional Club pin. engraved
with honorary member"
which she Immediately re-
cognized as being designed
as "a charm for my bracelet"
Mr.. Downey was presented
an engraved plaque as a
memento and Mrs. Downey
was given a gold-covered
Congressional Club Cook
book.
The United States Marine
Band. which has been play
ing at the annual breakfast
since 1888, played again yes
terday under the direction Of
Mai. Albert Sc copper.
MlSergt. William d. Jones
sang the national anthem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
Australian
Envoy
Is Host

Australian A m b ASA dor
Beale entertained at a stag
cocktail party Wednesday in
honor Of Mr.. Philip G. Law,
head of Antarctic Division.
Australian Department of
External Affairs, and Mr..
r. H. ]. Thompson, admins
trative officer, Antarctic Di-
vision.
Among those asked from
the State Department were
Undersecretary Christian
Herter, Ambassador Paul c.
Daniels, Mr.. Earl Luboean-
sky, Mr.. Alan Neidle and Mr..
r. Moore.
Invited from the United
States Antarctic Programs
ONCE were Gen. Graves B.
Erskine, Rear Admiral George
Dufek, Comdr. Paul Frazier,
DR.. ]. Mooney and DR.. H. M.
Dater.
Representatives from Con-
gress accepting were Thor
Tollefson, John j. Flynt.
Samuel N. Friedel and Rob-
ert Hale.
Others planning to drop by
we're DR.. Melville B. Gros-
venor. Mr.. Werner Janney,
Counselor G. D. l.. White Of
the New Zealand Embassy,
Mr.. Hugh Odishaw, DR.. j.
Wallace Joyce, DR.. Harry
Wexler, DR.. Paul Siple and
Mr.. Glen Dyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
Miss Margaret Abel
Is New President

Miss Margaret Abel was
recently elected president OF
the Connecticut College Club
Of Washington. other ofii-
GERS are Mrs. Edward q. 0rif-
fen. Mrs. Douglas M. Kinney,
Mrs. Joseph Mersereau. and
Mrs. Edward Lewis. jr.
The announcements we're
made known at a recent
luncheon given by Mrs. Will
liam E. Minshall, jr.. wife Of
Representative Minshall Of
Cleveland. Ohio, at the Con-
gressional Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
Townsend erber

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fran
Me-. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Nor
ma Jean OF Arlington 10 Mr..
Eugene s. Kerber Of Takoma
Park. Md. son Of Mr.. Isidore
Kerber Of Miami Beach. Fla.
A June wedding is planned.
els Townsend OF Biddeford,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
Mrs. Laura Dale
Elected choirmon

Mrs. Laura Dale has been
elected chairman OF the citi-
zens Committee Of Chevy
Chase Section Four. She is
the first woman 10 be elected
TO the post in the Montgom-
cry County community's his
tory, according to longtime
residents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
Moti-RiddeH

Col. and Mrs. John VIM
throp Mott announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Kelsey Martin 10 Mr.. william
Hugh Riddell. ir., son OF Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Riddell OF
Burlington, W. A July 20
wedding Is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
Observation-Disclosures

Mr.. and Mrs. Steve De-
lardas OF Gary. Ind, an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Mary Jane
10 Mr.. Van A. Keriakos, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gus N.
Paris. An early fall we'd
ding Is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
Lieb-Rogers

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack II. Lieb
OF Chicago. ILL.,, announce the
engagement Of their daugh-
ter Elizabeth Helene 10 LIST
1t. Nolan II. Rogers, uSA,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Rogers OF Pikesville, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
Gould-KrissoH

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin ].
Gould Of Chevy Chase. d. c,
announce the engagement OF
their daughter Carol Natalie
10 Mr.. Henry Jacques Kris
soft. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham Krissoh Of Shady
Side. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
ENGAGEMENTS
Zvures-Kusten

Mr.. and Mrs. Simon zvares
announce the engagement OF
their daughter Sherry Eve
70 Mr.. Phillip Hasten, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kas-
ten. A fall wedding Is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

ment Of their daughter Leah
Helen 10 Mr.. Elmer Lee Tar
water. IT,, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. L. Tarwater. A June
wedding Is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
ny FRANCES LIDE
star star writer

The Post once Depart
ment Joined In yesterday as
the Congressional Club eli
NAKED It's 50th anniversary
celebration.
Finale OF the observance,
which began last winter. was
q golden anniversary break
fast honoring Mrs. Eisen-
hover at the Mayfiower
Hotel.
Singer Morton Downey--a
longtime favorite with the
club-was on hand 10 develop
Q nostalgia theme with a
program Of all-time favorite
songs.
Gold Motif
A golden motif was carried
out In the minutest detail.
from q gold service at the
head table 10 gold ribbons
tied about the napkins at
every place.
And. providing a FLIP to
the celebration, the Post
once Department authorized
a special one-day postal
cancellation 50 that all who
wished could have cards and
letters imprinted with the.
slogan:
"The Congressional Club
Golden Anniversary
I90S-I95S"
Representing Postmaster
General Summerfield was his
special assistant, Mr.. l..
Robe Walter, and Mrs. Sum-
merheld was among the
honor guests.
Mr.. Walter explained that
q uniformed letter carrier
had been stationed beside a
mail box outside the ball
room to receive letters from
those who wanted the can
cellations as a souvenir or to
add to philatelic collections.
During the luncheon, Mrs.
Summerfield sent to the
lobby for stationery so the
head table guests could par
ticipate by writing notes to
mail before they left the
hotel.
Mrs. John ]. Williams,
president of the club. re-
viewed its history in an
amusing talk recalling many
of its highlights. The annual
spring breakfast honoring
the First Lady, she noted,
was inaugurated back in
1910.
After a mixup, 500 yellow
carnations had arrived by
air from Colorado just in
time to lend the final golden
touch to the golden ami
versary party.
Mrs. Lawrence H. Smith,
one Of the breakfast chair
man, said a shipment of flow
ers came in early Wednes-
day and was put in cold stor-
age, unopened. During the
afternoon she decided to "ad-
mire them" and discovered,
to her dismay, that all the
carnations we're red.
She promptly got in touch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

Duncan Of Arlington an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter sue Gibson
TO Mr.. Edgar Warren Hall.
son Of Mrs. Beatrice b. Hail.
also Of Arlington. and the
late Mr.. Lloyd Hall. A June
20 wedding Ia planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon X.
Dates OF vestal, N. Y, an
nounce the engagement OF
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. Arthur
Ross announce the engage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23

Lady Luxury Gift-Boxed Nylons
Seamless dress sheers are per-
feet gifts for weddings and
eroduotions. Toffy Ton or
Rosetint. Sizes 8I2-ll. Reg.
lbs; 3 prs. 2.79; pr. 9ee
at all Hahn stores
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CLARENDON, VA. 1909 Mon., Thurs, Fri
7 CORNERS, VA, 930-9:30 Mor, Thurs, Fri.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
WAYNE PLAYS LAW DAY"

Nearly 300 ALUMNI siudent'
and faculty are expected TO at
tend the WAYNE Stat"e un'Ver'
sitv law Schools annual Law
Day" on Monday May y
a panel discussion on The
Warren Court and Civil Liner
ties" BY two distinguished law
scholars will bcgin the Day al
II am. in the kresge Science
Library auditorium
Participants will BE- Francis n.
Allen. professor of law at the
University CT Chicago, ana
Charles w. Quick, associate pro
fessor cf law at Howard unlver'
sity. Moderator will be John r.
Glavin. associate dean Of the Law
School.
In addition To a lonS teachlnS
career. Pref Allen has served rs
law clerk to Chief Justice YIN.
son. u. S. Supreme Court, ana
as attorney for the Wage StabIli-
zation Board, lie also has pun
liShed many articles on law
Prof. Allen will present the
second annual Hepburn Memoir
al Lecture. The Hepburn Memoir
ial Lectureship was cs,ahlisheo
in honor of the late Franklin y
Hepburn. q ro32 graduate ~
cause of his continuing Interest,"
In the Law School.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
HOLD WORKSHOP

Baton Rouge. La II southern
University will be the site oi 4
thtec.wcek workshop on fco'
monte Education. startIns June
lC and continuing through July
3 il was announced this weeh by
nr. William Ferguson, Economic
Professor at Southern, who VIII
serve as the workshop director
ACCORDING to DR. Ferguson Inc
main objective of the workshop
is TO rive teachers aud ad'n'h'S.
trators a clear. overall view oil
the structure and functional op'
grafton of the American econo-
my through direct contact WIN
prt frssional economists Tom the
academic world and leaders III
business. labor, agriculture. gov
crn,neat and research orsanlla'
tons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
THIS IS YOUR LIFE AFFAIR
AT NEW GRACE BAPTIST

The Senior Usher Board OF New
Grace Baptist Church. located at
90 w. Forest, presented IN Ralph
Edwards fashion This Is Your
Life" honorins Mr. Willie Wall,
who served Is years as president
Of the board Sunday, April 9th.
IF | can be mind that under
stands my Fathers command, IL 5
a iov To me. IL can be hcdit
that heals anotherS woes, IL 5 a
ioy TO me. If | can be a voice that
sncaks to one my Father seeks
T., a 10y TO ne, and JOY II IS
If can be hand that HITS ana
..r,ws my Fathers gifts, Ihus /
pay be a liehi to shine w'ih JOY
made full of love. ChriSl's JOY IN
me
Mir wall the eighth OF twelve
children born to Rev, Isaac ana
Frances Wall, in Gatewood, MISS
received his schooling in Coiiee'
vile. Miss. After RECEIVING an
honorable discharge from ''e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10

armed services Of the fir.t world
war h. came TO Detroit and soon
Became a member Of 81 Paul
hME Church. later a member Of
st James kapt Il and was bap.
titcd by the late Rev Moses vii.
l.ams
He WAS married in 1923 10
Mamie Campbell and later
served as Usher Board prssi-
dent from the Oivet Baptist
Church. After the death OF his
wife and child in 1922. he mar
red his present wife. Mable
tlemSy. in 1897.
In 1910 New Grace BAPTIST
Church VAS organized. He became
a member. and with five mem
bcrs organized the Senior Usher
BOARD He became a member Of
the City Usher Board Union. In
1861 he was ordained or appoint
cd deacon by Rev S ID. Ross,
the late Rev. T. Timberlakc, pres
iGcnt Of Ministers Union, Rev.
Il. l.. Merritt, Rev. Green, and
the late Rev. VIM Terrell. Jr.,
pastor. who made Up the ordlna.
ton council
Mir. Wall is great lover of
children His foster children are:
Rev. Milton Smith. Joan Berry
man. Alice Collcton, Florence
Williams. Amanda Glenn, Mable
Freeman. Julie l.. BonSwell. Edlth
and Lloyd Robothln, Sarah Gov
inston ana Ocie |. Aston
Sharon and william Terrell
Ralph White. Bcnise and Windy
Tcrrymm and Martha Latham re-
4 + 10 him as Uncle Willie
Ii 1856 Nj Wall was elected
president emeritus, leaving hc.
hind him 81 years of faithful
service as an usher. After serv'
in 10 years Win NC" vi "'0
usherS. at his resignation from
office. there were 90 members
of the board, a total of 80 active
ushers Vice Presidents Serv'nl
with him were the late Mills
Young. Thomas Hunter, Shelton
Daniels. Pe!em Halls
Present to share this occasion
were Tom and Lucy Fisher, MIR
and Mrs. a Curry, A. Speed, r
Webb. a Thornton, f. Preston
l.. Williams l.. Bell, +. Smith, }
OGuin. r Tillman. Rev R +, ia
dinaton. New Grace Senior Cholr
Holy Cross Usher Board, May
Flower BAPTIST Church represent
ativeS Oakland Ave. Church. and
Williams Chapel. A. Green, NJ
Waddcll, T. Jones, and many
others
MIR. and Mrs Robert Findley
Cf Fairfield street are the proud
parents If a baby boy born Apri
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
Ey RUBY WILLIAMS

4 telatsi happy birthaay wish
10 Mrs. Hattie DoglnS. Of 1902
Lamothn who celebrated Ma 1t.
WISHES are for many happy re.
/ ms If thr day
It's a b..by girl, second OF
spring. born 10 The Evans ; cf
1850 Monterey. Friday May 2nd
The baby wcighed seven pounds,
10 ounces. Mother and bay are
fine
Rev. c. O. Stewart pastor Of
Mt Pleasant Baptist Church de
livcrcd the principal message at
the 3lst Anniversary celebration
Of the Sunrise Class No 3 Of
Second Baptist Church, Sunday
May 9TH. Mrs. Ruth Davis, pres
idcnt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10

goth. nam, d Ic!f,ey Allen.
The Centennial Choir OF See.
oad Baptist Church of Detroit
presents Group 1900 in a drama
M.y IL al 33) pm II the church
in main auditorium auditorium,
located at Ill Monroe The drama
IS entitled Mothers Old Home
Tie cast. Mrs Eura Perry, as
Sarah Powell (old fashioned
moIhcr), Mrs. Lucille Bachelor,
as Nora Scott. Mrs JAMIE A
Hood as Jane Moody, ESsie Ivey
as Mary Powell Whipple, Miss
Jacklyn Lccke as Gcnievc Whip
pie Mrs Florence Watkins as
Mrs. Sally Provost, and Mr.. Paul
EppS as Jim Paige.
The drama tells a story Of an
old fashioned mother who de
cidcs to give up her home and
way of life and so to live with
her children. because Of gossip,
but upon finding that she did
not fl into the modern trend
maintained by the younger gen
Grafton. decides 10 remain al
home amung her own feiends.
~" Y0un4 Mltrons Society ~
MI. Pleasant Baptist Church will
have their Spring Tea at the
home Of their pastor. Rev. {. q.
Stewart. Sunday, May nth. at
800 pm located II 1886 LaSalle
Garden, mort
A hlst c.oNd lurhed out to
hear Paul Rob sen in a recital
at Great r ST p ter AAlrE
Church SUNDAY afternoon, Ma
9TH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
Elected 10 Natl
YW(A Board

BALTlMORE. Md - Or Ruth
Brett Of Morgan Statee College
has been elected eto thee Ma
tiunal Board Of the YWCA OF
America for slXycar term.
The election took place at the
recent meeting of the orsanlza-
ton in ST Louis, Mo.
Or Brett, who is Coordination
of Personnel Services at the col
lcec, joined the Morgan faculty
in 1856 She is a graduate of
Shaw University Ralci%h. y {,
and received the NJ \ decree
in religious education from Hart
forG Seminary Foundation. Hart
fcrd. Conn Shee holds the fj.
u. decree from Teachers Ccllege,
Columbia University
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
4 MoAe, , Ms,,nqs
written By Mrs. g. &. Ei;;nyioH)
To e,.ty Jean, from Mother on or SrthdaY
when size was Is

God loves you, and mother loves you too
Always keep your right sense OF reasonn
Love is true and never faieIh,
God gave mother as a confidence for yor
She is TO help whatever aeth
I listen TO her refreshing seasoning
God will never forsake you
Take heed and rise above the devils snare
When all earthly friends forsake YOU
Mother is waiting to rightly guide YOU:
Rise in true lovclincses, over Come errors scare
And no sure the evils of the world beware
pray with the angels, sing with songs OF JOY
Shout prases out of thankful heart;
with vo,r hand in Gods hand you are now IN lis
employ
Trust His loving care and from mothers Instructions
never depart
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
Volunteers EXTENDS PICKUP
70 DETROIT HOUSEWIVES

Cooperation of the Vol
dhleerS Of America will be
extended 10 Detroit area
housewives il picking up
household dlscardS during
Cleanup, PaiNt-up, Fix-up
Week May l2-l3. according
10 Col Mildred Boswell, com
handing officer OF the local
post.
Such help is part of the
new national program Of the
Volunteers TO aid cities, in
which spring cleanup cam
naIsns are conducted. 10
seaufiFy their localities, Pick
vp trucks will stop at the
lone on call for salvage
Mems such as furniture, cloth
ing, scrap metal, newspapers
and magazines, bedding. and
electrical appliances.
items that can be repaired
s'e gwen to needy families
Ut Individuals at the request
u public welfare agencies.
" SOld at the Volunteers ~
community centerS to low in
come families unable TO az
Iva new household necessi-
lies.
Material that cannot be
'spalrsd, sven as waste paper
'0d rags. is sold as salvage
a"a fhe funds realized are
u'ed tor the entire social well
,e'e program OF the volun-
.e's IN Detroit and Wayne
:, "ocal community programs
'he Volunteers include
Immediate assistance to faml.
% az, IN temporary financial
y. who cannot qualify
y, ,o pubic help. clothing
, oiVeuy school children, a re,
l raence for young women OF
i Io~ Income, a summer camr
vi ,ob. underprivileged children
i0OS lor handicapped, anc
Io oou and lodgings for home
| tba n'IS' year wages paid b,
I l'e Volunteers to carry OF
,ram INDUSTRIAL salvage pro
S I,on am amounted to more thar
'ssO, providing employ
af ,eo lor a weekly averae,
rer 'Ou handicapped and aget
rioS,, A total of 5l.iO.
81 ~Ya !. S lodgings were proyi,,
ls2 '' me Mems Home an,
ia ip' l Lou meals were serve,
ti.l meA who work on IN
pT,Eup trucks. ~ Wv
| hs housewives e. who wish I
pictoa 'nelr home discard
| I Sv@eo up may call the Vo =
V Ic. q. Woodward 2-88lC
N'"''nOsd On Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
DINNER BRIDGE

Mrs Leonard Harrison gave q
dinner bridge honoring the out
e town quests Of Mrs II h
Stevens who were attending INC
wedding Of her daughter. Mrs.
Roberta KylcS \ delightful after.
noon was spent
Honored pucstS included Mrs.
Catherine Williams OF y G., drs.
Edith Miles Of IT Rragg, \. G.,
who received beautiful hankleS
and stationary Other guests were
Mesdames Roberta stevens, Ihel'
ma Hancock. Mary Walker, Fan.
ME Davis. Helen Petttord ana
Ann Rodcn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
FAMILY DAY

Family Day was observed sun
day in many churches and The
idea was carried oW in homes.
hrnsin relatives from n"Hhhor.
in- communities to WORSHIP and
dine at home together \ rani
iu,a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
Society D0ixsg s

Women'S Club was Saturday
iaornln al Y'FCA from 10 TO ,
Pm and quite educational hav-
in over 200 people present Mrs.
Iusntl rarncll mistress Of cere-
monies. and Mis- Allcn Nenable,
pr, ,.0cnl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
swANKY BRIDGE PARTY

MANY friends w'~e cucet| C
Mrs Allen Lane cf Rostnr Rlvd
SATURDAY, cveninu 10 tho Swanty
BRIDGE PARTY Which wpS on" e
the seasons high' hts W IA
boat. ful dressed ladies maxim
the picture more cclnrfil
The hostess received her quests
i'm a Chinese costume and carried
the motif ont in table arranec.
mcnt and food which was most
r;latahlc
Top awards were given to Mes
danes Gladys Scott lcve'rv
box containing a rope Of pearls.
and gold earrings, Th"lma Han.
cock. a Sunbprct Wall Clock
Thclma Brawley, purse. and
Selma McGlaSkcr, vase Host
csScs received corSageS and offs
some Guests were Odessa Lett,
Gwcndolyn Harrison. Thclma
Hancock Ruth HIGGINS, GLADYS
Scott Mary Murdoch Myrtle
GasliIl. Thelma McGlaSker \
Peter. Mvrt'e SeahrcoS Nallle
Early. Dorothy Queen MarFarel
lipntcr. Caroline Mcqueen, Ann
kaieht. Y. WesScn. Cora Ben
nett. Sonny Hollis Theresa Carol.
Alma Parrish and others
ElliroRiAN SYMPOSIUM
Tho gymnasium and luncheon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
DEDICATION SERVICE


The first Sunday { each month
At Second Bantist Church a dcd'
icat.on or religious ceremony is
pisen for babies under one year
cf ace. so little Miss pcboia VII.
liams was a part of this sacred
service
Seniors know the mere we
recognize God as the silver ~
all GOOD the more success W.
viii have in other pursuits OF
life. and religious training
beams even before lie is Gre
atsd.
Dchora is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fletcher Williams,
members of Second Baptist
Church Mrs Ruby Williams IS
a columniSt CIR tho Detroit TrI-
banc and Mr. Williams is the
staff photographer
For this first step. nom and
dad, We salute you"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
coTlLLioJ BALL

The Cotllion Dchltante Rail
wa IN affair TO be remembered
IS 26 pretty dc5rtdnteS made
their debut to society Al Latin
Quarters fr.day evening all
dressed in pretty white fluffy
Gowns Teen Cot.lliorS were the
cltnfi. for the girls as Jimmy
Walkers Orchestra PLAYED the
riehi muse for ihs occasion Mr.
oliver LaGroon dedicated a poem
The Cotlhon Ball"-to the
young ladies and TonyS Dance
school had taught them the Co
tillion Dance
4 lovely night out
Debutantes were Irna Bell
Hmrell. 10 Ana Campbell Mary.
I'm Gayle Carter c Cleveland,
PHYLLIS Harper. Melvenia Lee
Hodges WillrC- Mae Hooper, Ale.
TIA fitzpatrick, Dehora Josephine
Martin. Barbara Allen Mathis.
Mary Ann Mccullough. Matte
Morrison Gwendolyn Joyce Prior,
Dorothy Elizabeth Rodgers. Janet
= Ross. Shelia Scott. Laura
Smith. Mary Janet Shields. Pa
tricia Ann Stallcr, Sylvia Stevens,
Pety 10 Thomas. Carol Katie
rine Bcoar. 10 Ann Strong. G
Carmen Ware and Ollie vii.
liams.
Charles V. Bachelor. chairman.
Continued On Psss 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
COMMENTATOR
fFy1Jpy Of PROGRESS
CUB Plan oRATOaltil

p. . cea.u;y of Progress
!, - mel Il the home OF
Y ,iasw~Iier Williams Glo
R Ion Blvd Oh Saturday
1-.h. .,o..a for
'- ou,l enter.hiah sehoo!
r., ,,,,,ricsI contest which viii
I'D u Northwestern hi9n
y '',cnl on Friday evening
~" ha public is Invited. No
aai,slon ice.
yYtt
. sacsY IltANlaJES
IN ithlhlnU
.Mi,uci IL teaching
It summer camps,
a rible schools. II
r, lol and other youth
o,,,s. vii be shown TO
Il.,s anl icen-age girls al
central Branch YWCA. 223o
vltAcrell ST., Saturday, NJ y
%.
For odv,is. Central Branch
WV will hold a Crafts Clinic,
Win a display OF finished
s,ricIes on exhibit.
For HI il scnCol girls. 4
.,,nior Leaders Workshop
viii cover not only crafts
Tut also special sessions on
SHINING. and discussions
On the needs and interests
Of children between the ages
Of . and II.
The Crafts Clinic is SEIZED
We'd for 10 am. until 4 pm.
The Junior Leaders Work
shop is scheduled for 10 am.
until z pm. and will be held
en- both May 10 and May ~.
Both are open to all inter
\ e,led persons without charge.
Next week we will print
The names of our visitors
in this column.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
ey Mary Belle Rhodes

MICHIGAN STATE MOTHER
We salute Mrs Matte Baker
ScFall Of West Grand Blvd rs
Michigan state .1other oi 1858
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 10 1858
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10
Social & (7ulc Roundup =

ICES q The firl world 3oth, named Ic!f.ey Allen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-10

The symposium and luncheon
given bv the Ellitorian Business