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i. THE SCHOOL AND CATH
oLic CHARITIES
Chairman: Rev. William r.
Hastings, Superintendent,
Harborcreek School for
Boys, Harborcreek, Pa.
Leaders: Rev. E. HI. Behr-
mann, Ph.D.. Director of
Special Education, Archdio-
cese of st. Louis; Mrs.
James ]. Robinson, Super
visor, Catholic Charities
Bureau, Cleveland, Ohio;
Miss Margaret Duane. Wis
ting Social Counselor and
Supervisor, Evanston Town
ship High School, Evans
ton, ILL.,; Sister M. Noreen,
S.S.N.D., Consultant, Cath
Ollie High School Office,
Archdiocese of st. Louis.
Participant: Rev. Joseph L.
Wingler, Diocesan Direc-
tor. Bureau of Catholic
Charities, Richmond, Va.
Recorder: Sister M. Lucille,
O.P., Superior, st. Johns
Home, Grand Rapids, Mich.
!. UNMARRIED MOTHERS
Chairman: Miss Eleanor J.
Classy, Director, ocia al
Service Department, st.
Mary's Home, Dorchester,
Mass.
Leader: DR.. Theodore Mack
lin, Psychologist, st. Mary's
Home, Dorchester, Mass.
Recorder: To be announced.
!. EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS
OF THE AGING
Chairman: Rev. J. Emmett
Mcdonald, Director, Family
Service Division, Catholic
Charities, Diocese of Brook
lyn.
Participants: Sister M. Ar
cadia, Superior, st. An
thongs Home for the Aged,
Hamburg, NY; Victor
Koby, ND, Psychiatrist,
South Euclid, Ohio.
!. EMOTIONAL coMPoN NJ.
PoNENT IN THE FAMILY
Chairman: Rev. Francis j.
Mugavero, Director, Catho.
lie Charities-Queens Coun-
ty, Diocese of Brooklyn.
Participants: Rev. James A.
Green, Director of Family
Service, Catholic Charities,
Diocese of Rockville Centre
Francis C. Bauer, MD,
Con Psychiatrist,
Catholic Charities, Diocese
of Rockville Centre.
FACT OR ~EANcY-Svb.
stitvfing Research fer
Cvesswork
Chairman: Roy L. Adams,
Supervisor, Statistics and
Analysis Section, Depart
ment of Public Welfare,
State Of Ohio, Columbus, O.
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Participants, Harold J. De.
Rolph, Research Director,
Ohio Citizens Council for
Health and Welfare, Column
bus, Ohio; Richard Edgar,
Research Director, Com
munity Chest and Council
of Cincinnati Area, Cincin-
natl, Ohio
Recorder: To be announced
2. AIDS TO COMPETENT
PRACTICE IN CASE WORK
Chairman and Recorder:
Miss Mary c. DAILY, Director
Department Children, Cath
Ollie Charities of st. Louis,
st. Louis, Mo.
Leader: Miss Catherine A.
Roherty, Director of Case
work, Catholic Social We'll
fare Bureau, Milwaukee,
Wis.
GENERAL MEETING
2:30 p. M.
BalIroom-Mexzanine Floor
Topic: The Core City, It's
Future and Yours
Speakers: Charles Abrams,
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All those attending The Annual Meeting are re-
quesfed TO register. Registration fee is $500. The
Registration Desk, which will be in the Ballroom Foyer.
will be open from ZOO Pm. to 300 P. IA. on Thursday,
September 19, and from 900 AN. to 900 PM. during
the other days of the meeting.
Integraied Day, Friday, September 10
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Annual Meeting
NCCC Convention Schedule

liam L. Wozniak, President,
National Conference of Catho-
lie Charities; George E. Hene-
CHAN, K.S.G., st. Louis, Mo-;
President, Superior Council
of the United States, Society
of st. Vincent de Paul.
Closing Prayer: Monsignor
Connolly.
1ntegrated Day,
Saturday, September 20
Catholic Charity is Compel
ence Plus Compassion
All Delegates Assemble 81
$50 A. M.
Ballroom-Mezxanine Floor
Chairman: Very Rev. Msgr.
William l.. Wozniak, Presi-
dent, National Conference of
Catholic Charities.
Speaker: Dudley L. Baker,
Executive Secretary, Superior
Council, Society of St. Vim
cent de Paul, St. Louis, Mo.
Sectional meetings 1000 a.
m. to 1890.
/. THE ozANAM SCHOOL
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in Volunteer Service.
Chairman: Frederick w.
Behnke, President, Particu-
lar Council of San Francis.
co, San Francisco, Calf.
Leader: William d. Frey,
Assistant Executive Secre-
tary, Diocesan Central
Council of San Francisco,
San Francisco, Calf.
Participants: Rev. Charles
r. Hacked, Director, Catho-
lie Social Service of Al
media County, Oakland,
Calf; James T. Healy, Lee
turer, Ozanam School of
Charity, San Francisco,
Calf.
4. MEETING THE cHAL-
LENCE OF THE CHANG
ING PARlSH--Nsw cesls
In Nsighborhoed Service
Chairman: Vincent M. Heff-
ernan, President, Particular
Council of Cleveland, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Leader: James Fitzgerald,
Executive Council of De.
troit, Detroit, Mich.
Participants: Rev. Clement
H. Kern, Pastor, Most Holy
Trinity Church, Detroit,
Mich; Rev. Paul Bassom-
pierre, Diocesan Director,
Society of st. Vincent de
Paul, Pittsburgh, Pa.
). SHA SHORT
TERM SERVICE TECH.
NIQUES
Chairman: Rt. Rev. Msar.
A. A. Isenbart, Director
Associated Catholic Chair.
ties, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Leader: Miss Dorothy Rich,
Intake Secretary, Catholic
Social Service, Duluth,
MINI.
Recorder: Miss Elizabeth
Dooley, Casework Supervis-
or, Family Service Section,
Bureau of Catholic Chair
ties, st. Paul, MINI.
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~Bslroom--Mezzsnine Floor
Catholic Leadership in Social
Welfare Motivation, Purpose
asnd Plan
Chairman: Very Rev. Msgr.
William l.. Wozniak, presi-
dent, National Conference of
Catholic Charities.
Speaker: Rt. Rev. Msgr.
George H. Guilfoyle, execu-
tive director, Catholic Chart
ties OF the Archdiocese OF
New York.
Sectional meetings--11:00-
1890; 2:00-3:30.
!. SERVICE TO FAMILIES
The Function Of Voluntary
Agencies
Chairman: Very Rev. Msgr.
Joseph T. Lahart, Director
Family Care Department,
Catholic Charity Bureau,
Chicago, I'll.
Participant: Anthony X.
Kaye, Administrative Di-
rector of Case Work, Cath
Ollie Charities Of Buffalo,
Buffalo, NY.
4. ccNFIDENTIALITY A
Keystone in Catholic Social
Service
Chairman: Rev. John M.
Harrington, Catholic Chart
ties--Westchester County,
Yonkers, NY.
Participant: Rev. Ernest L.
Unterkoefler, S.T.L., led,
Secretary of the Tribunal,
Diocese of Richmond. Rich.
mond, Va.
!. FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION
"A Responsibility Of Cath
ollie Charities Agencies
Chairman and Recorder:
Mrs. Joseph Mantley, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Participants: JOSEPH w.
Fenstermacher. Executive
Director, Catholic Charities,
Hazleton. Pa; William G.
Martindale, Assistant Ref
cree and Probation Officer,
Juvenile Court, Cleveland,
Ohio.
4. SUBURBIA-Whither Cath.
ollie Charities?
Participants: Miss Helen
Mcdaniel, Supervisor, Cath
Ollie Welfare Bureau, Co
lumbus, Ohio: Ralph Henry
Smith,, Executive Director,
United Fund, Inc, Provi-
dence, RI.
5. -- The
Springhoard for Catholic
Leadership al Home and
Abroad.
Chairman: Very Rev. Msgr.
A. ]. Wycislo, Assistant Ex-
executive Director, Catholic
Relief Services - NCWC,
New York, NY.
Morning Session
First Sectional Meeting
American immigration Pol
Icy in Perspective
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Chairman. New York State
Commission Against Discrim-
nation, New York, NY;
Robert E. Bondy, Director, Ma
Continued on page 12)
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Participants: DR.. Robert H.
Amundson, Chairman, De-
partment of Sociology. Lor-
etto Heights College, Lor-
etto Heights, Cole. ; DR.. Gle
ment S. Mihanovich, De-
partment of Sociology, st.
Louis University, st. Louis,
Mo-; Rt. Rev. Msgr. Will
lam F. Kelly, STD. Di-
rector, Division of Social
Action, Catholic Charities,
Brooklyn, NY.
Afternoon Session:
Second Sectional Meeting
A practical discussion on
our present legislation and
suggestions for future legis-
islation
THE u AND US.
LEGISLATION
Participants: Pierce j. Ger
ETY., New York, N.Y., Form
err Deputy Administrator
for Refugee Programs. De-
partment of State; Very
Rev. Msgr. Thomas J. Riley,
Director, Catholic Reset
Element Council, Philadel.
phia. Pa; C Charles A.
O'Neill, Executive Secre-
tary, Society of st. Vincent
de Paul, Milwaukee, Wis.
Recorder: Mrs. Joan Davis,
Secretary, NCCC Commit
tee on immigration; Ad-
ministrative Assistant, Re.
settlement Division. Catho-
lie Relief Services-NCWC,
New York, NY.
!. THE CONTRIBUTION OF
cHLDREN'S u
TONS IN SERVICE TO
THE COMMUNITY
Chairman: Rev. Philip A.
Jarmack, Associate Direc-
tor, Charities, Buffalo, NY.
Participants: Walter Sue
hokiecki, Director of Case
Work. Baker Hall, Lacka-
wanna, N. Y; Sister Mary
Leo, ssh, Case Worker,
Catholic Charities, Erie,
Pa.
Report Msstins-4:00 r. N.
BalIroom-Msxzanine Floor
Sectional Meetings Con-
and Resolutions re-
ported by Recorders of the
Sectional Meetings.
Summary of Integrated
Conclusions-Very Rev.
William l.. Wozniak.
Adjourn--5:OO PM.
500 P. M.--BalIroom--
Mezzanine Floor
General Meeting
Chairman: Monsignor Law
renee j. Corcoran
Opening Prayer: Monsignor
Harry S. Connolly.
Greetings:
Speakers: Honorable May
nard <. Sensenbrenner, Mayor
of Columbus. Presidential Ad-
Very Rev. Msgr. Will.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-13

investigated an accident. on
Main st. involving vehicles driv-
en- by Helen Mae Spiel, 108 Til
den Ave, Chardon, and Chester
]. Montonini, 81, PaineSville.
Minor damages were reported
to both autos. The car driven
by Miss Spiel is owned by Co
rey Hospital.
Monday at 3:15 pm. an acci-
dent was reported involving au-
tos driven by Donald A. Koston,
18, 500 North St., Chardon, and
Ernest w. Colling, SO, Jefferson.
Both cars were damaged. The
accident occurred on N. Hamb-
den st. at E. Park st.
At 6:10 Monday police assisted
Mrs. Phyllis Blewitt, 201 N.
Hambden St., who was locked
out of her house.
Police were called to the res
idence Of Herbert A. DrenSke,
234 N. Hambden St., Chardon,
at 8 pm. Monday on a report
of a chimney fire. Police assist
ed Drenske in bringing the fire
under control.
Leonard Battles, 1923 South St.,
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Chardon, a one gallon donor.
Tom Davis and Charles Bu-
deny from the Key Club assist
ed in the unloading of the Blood
mobile.
Mrs. T. j. Thayer organized
the Junior Red Cross members
to entertain the children while
parents gave blood. Those who
assisted were: Alice Thompson,
Judy Tice, Karen Van Oever-
sen, Sandra Sanagra, Joan Tho
mas, Don Wilson, Ar b in
Vaughn, Tom StraWn, Walter
Johnson and Bonnie Sulc.
Registered nurses who assist
ed DR.. David A. Corey were
Mrs. Wanda ROBBERS, Mrs. Nat
allie Myers, Mrs. Jennie Lowell
Mrs. Frances Adams and Mrs.
Ethel Gibbons. Three county
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Chardon
POLICE DIARY

land, kicking at the door. While
he was being apprehended he
broke glass in the door. He was
charged with intoxication and
disorderly conduct, and fined $25
and costs in mayors court Mon
day night. He agreed to pay the
cost of repairing the door.
Later Saturday morning po-
lice assisted traffic coming up
South st. because of slippery
road conditions, and received
several reports throughout the
day of traffic tie ups.
James S. Arnold, Thwing Rd.,
Chardon, registered his gun
with the police department Sat-
urday afternoon.
At 1887 pm. Saturday police
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-13

Notifying the street depart
ment of icy conditions in Char
don Village and handling two
accidents were listed among
Chardon police activities during
the past week.
Friday morning at 8 pOlice
notified the street department.
Friday at 10 pm. they provid-
ed an escort to the bank for
funds collected at a Chardon
High School basketball game.
Saturday morning at 2:58 am.
police were called to the Sugar
Bush restaurant on the square,
with callers reporting that a
man was outside the door try
ing to break in. Police found
Gilbert L. Johnson, 81, Cleve-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-13
Robert Phillips Is Prize Winner
at Hambden Hard Times PartyV

which they read to the group.
On Feb. II there will be de-
gree work at Hambden. The
March meeting will be open
to the public.
This was the final night for
the attendance contest and the
score was Charlotte'S side $50
and Roberts side 331. The par
ty given by the losing side will
probably be st. Patrick's par
ty on March IL.
The business meeting was
conducted by Worthy Master,
Frederick Carver. James and
Frances Williams were elected
to be initiated into the order.
Members were reminded of
the Feb. 13 sewing bee at Clari-
don and Pomona Grange meet
ing on Feb. Is also at Claridon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-13

best outfit. The lecturers pro-
gram also featured a Valentine
contest and prizes awarded
were Valentine candies in at
tractive Valentine gift boxes.
The lecturer presented a gift
box to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Grant
who had Open House for their
40th wedding anniversary on
Sunday, Feb. 2 at the grange
hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Wastes anniversary was also on
Sunday and they were given
one of the boxes of candy.
The program opened with a
prayer by the chaplain. my
favorite dish was the topic for
roll call. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Cook sang a duet and there was
group singing. Each member
present received a valentine
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-02-13

reported at $50 Monday that the
glass in the rear window of his
car was broken. 1t was parked
at Finch Cleaners, where Mrs.
Battles was working. Police
found no evidence of anything
being hurled through the win
dow.
Paul KazSimir, 81, Rt. 2,
Chardon, charged with reckless
driving, was fined $40 and costs
in mayors court Monday.
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Bloodmobile'S Chardon
Visit Nets ia Donors

A total of Ia area residents
donated blood February 3, when
the Red Cross Bloodmobile Wis
tied this area, Mrs. Ivan F.
Weidlein reported.
Mrs. Violet j. Myers of Mont
vile is now a two gallon donor
and Mr.. Maurice Strawbridge,
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nurses who asSested were Mrs.
Florence Landon, Mrs. Martha
Ridenour, and Mrs. Margaret
Gardner.
Mrs. Fred w. Klingemeier su-
pervised the organization of the
senior Ladies Aid of the Pill
grim Christian Church, who un-
der the direction of Mrs. Flossie
Stone, cooked and served the
meal to the volunteers and nurS-
es. Cookies for the canteen were
donated by the Friendship Guild
of the Church under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Helen KoVack.
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HAMBDEN - At the recent
"hardtime party" held at the
Hambden Grange, Robert Phil
lips received the prize for the
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The First Congregational
Church, CIaridOn.

The Minister and his family
returned from two weeks Of
their vacation on Monday, July
IA. While in New England they
visited in former parishes at
Tilton, New Hampshire, Pep
perell, Massachusetts, and Ip-
switch, Massachusetts,.
Thursday, July "a: 800 Senior
Choir rehearsal
Sunday, July 27: 1000 T h e
Church School,
HOO The Morning WrOShip
Service; The Minister speaks on
the theme, Gods Invitation and
Our Excuses!
Future Church appointments:
Saturday, August End: Public
Dinner; Chicken Barb Cue;
ROnnie WilmOt will be the
"Chef." "
Sunday, August 3rd; The Sac
rament of the Lords Supper will
be observed.
Monday, August 4: Deacons
and DeaCOnesses meet with the
Minister.
Thursday, August 7: Women S
Fellowship Picnic.
Monday, August 10: Christian
Education Committee meets.
st. Mary's Catholic Church
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Ruth KEENAN, Reports
at Senior Aid Meeting

by to have Miss Ruth Kennan,
Mrs. Grace HaZen and Mrs.
Lola McMackin as their guests
and to welcome back Mrs. Eliza
Skinner, who has been in TaXas
and is now recovering from an
illness.
Ruth Kennan, president Of the
Women's Fellowship, gave a We
ry interesting report on her trip
to the United Church Women'S
Conference which was held at
Otterbein College this year.
Mrs. FloSSie Stone and Mrs.
Ventoria Gaul also gave inter
eSting accounts Of their recent
trips-Mrs. Stone to Washington
DC. and Mrs. Gaul to Colorado
and the western States.
The next meeting of the Senior
Aid will be held on August l3
instead of the regularly schedul-
ed meeting date and will be
held at the home of Mrs. Chris
tine Clarke on North St.
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Methodists
Attend Camp

Intermediate of the Chardon
Methodist church who will at
tend the Akron District Camp
at Camp Asbury are Jane OS-
born, who is now at the camp;
Susan DonOghue, LOrry Pildner,
Keith Miller, Danny Lee and
Leslie Peine, who will attend the
week of July 27.
Connie Thrasher and Marilyn
Pildner are attending the WO-
mans Society of Christian Ser
vice Girls school at Lakeside
Ohio, this week.
Miss Helen Murray, local w.
|S.C.S president, and Mrs. Max
Greenler attended the School Of
Missions and Christian Service
last week at Mount Union col
lege. Mrs. Leona Basquin, con
ference secretary of Supply
Work for the W.S.C.S., also at
tended the school, and will at
tend the sessions at Lakeside
and Bethesda
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CHURCH NEWS

Pastor Rev. James A Walsh
Phone Avenue 5-7051
Corner North St. (Rt. Az and
ChardOn Ave.
Thursday, July "a
7:30 and 8 m. High Masses,
Friday, July Is
7:30 and am High Masses
Saturday, July rs
7:30 and am. High Masses
Confessions 4 to pm. and 7:3C
to $50 pm.
Sunday, July u low Masses
7:3O am. Mass servers Joe
Kreps, Michael Hudachek, Al
bert TrOmm, and Colin MauS
ser; 900 am. Mass servers
Dan Purcell, Tim Purcell, DaV,
id Valvoda and Mike MuraSki
1000 a IN. Mass servers Tom
RayI, Bob Rayl, Harry Rayl
and Paul Young. 1900 am
Mass servers Bob BaSler, Mar
shall Goodwin, Ray Goodwin
Charles ZinS. HOO am. Mass
servers Joe KoeseI, John Lasko
Bill Skully and Bob Sanborn
Baptism 200 pm. Please Con
tact Pastor first.
Monday, July 28
7:3O and am. High Masses
Tuesday, July 20
7::3O and am. High Masses
Wednesday, July 80
7::30 and 8 am. High Masses
Convert instructions at 8 pm
in the ReCtOry.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
Set Baptismal Rites
at Chardon Methodist

The sacrament of Baptism of
children will be administered by
the Rev. Aubrey E. Kirby, pas
tor of the Chardon Methodist
Church, during the II o'clock
worship service Sunday morn
ing, July 27. Anyone who has in
fantS or children to be baptised
is asked to please call Avenue
5-4581 or Avenue 5-8671.
Mrs. Paul Pope will be the
SoloiSt.
Continuing the summer series
on the Psalms, Rev. Kirby'S ser
mon topic will be pleasant
Places" taken from Psalm Is.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
5OChardon Witnesse.
to Attend Farley

About so of Jehovah'S witness
seS from the Chardon Congrega-
ton will attend an international
convention in New York City
July 27 through August 3.
Mr.. Watson, presiding minis
ter of the Chardon Congregation
in announcing the plans of the
local delegates, said that is has
been necessary to cancel all To-
cal meetings from July 20 to Au-
gust 5, due to many being away
for the Christian assembly.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
McDougals Head
New Couples Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe McDougaI
have been elected co-presidents
of the New Couples Club Of st.
Mary's Church, Chardon, it was
announced today. Other new Of
fiCerS are:
Vice president, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Walsh; secretaries, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Carrell; TreaSur-
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. David Eard-
lev.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24

The annual picnic of the Sen
ior Aid of the Pilgrim-Christi
an Church was held at the home
of Mrs. Lynn Reiter, July 16,
with Mrs George Mills as CO.
hostess.
Twenty six members and
three guests were present. The
members were especially hap
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
To See Tent Show

The Pilgrim Fellowship of the
Pilgrim Christian Church and
their guests will journey to Mus
icarnival on July % to see the
production SHOW Boat. The
young people will meet at $50
m. at the Educational Building
for transportation
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
STOP THAT ITCH!
IN HIST TX MTNTTFS

Your itch MUST stop or your
48c back at any drug store. Ap-
ply ITCH-ME-NOT TO deaden
itch burning in minutes, speed
healing. For externally caused
itch, get ITCH-ME-NOT today at
Cromwell Drug Store, Main ST.,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
CHARDON SNOWFALL

Chardon, Ohio, boasts of nav
ing the highest average snowfall
in the state. Five feet of snow
each winter is not an uncommon
experience.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-24
Shoes for the Whole Family

Women's "AIR STEPS"
now 100 and $50
Cuban and Hi-Heels
Punched Pig Black Patent, Navy, Red and White
AAA AA B C Widths
Women's 'SANDLERS"
Regular 8.95 and 9.95
now $50
Dress flats and wedges
Navy, Beige White, Grey Punched Pig
A good selection
Women's "VOGUE"
Regular 495 to 5.95
now 800
Black, Beige, Blue and White
AA Widths
Regular 1885 and 895
now 400
Heels Black Patent Blue White
Children's LITTLE YANKEE"
Regular sos and 1876
now 4.49
Dress white Blue Red, Brown
Sizes 8l2 to II 1919 to
ChiIdren's "GREAT SCOTS"
Regular 4.95 to 595
now 3.39
A real savings
Mems 'FREEMEN"
Regular 11.95 to 1896
now 7.90 and $50
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-08-30

Dorothea Towles, herself an AKA.
Nearly 1000 women packed the
Sheraton Park Hotel auditorium
to view the latest in fashions as
displayed by Miss Towles, designer
models Lois Bell of New York City
and Artie Bell of Washington, and
models Clarice Davis, Rose Mary
Ray, Doreen Robinson and Mar
garet Strother. During the three
hour program the sorors viewed
an array of new creations rang
ing from swimming suits through
furs, lounging attire, dresses, suits,
sports clothes and gowns.
Miss Towles received a standing
ovation as she displayed her ward
robe, which is said to be valued at
more than $4,000, while the two
Miss Bells received similar recep-
lions as they modelled their own
creations in dresses and hats.
Nearly 1000 sorors registered
for this weeks boule, giving Alpha
Kappa Alpha its greatest turnout
since the sorority was founded at
Howard University back in 1908.
The meetings were presided over
by Arnetta G. Wallace of Chicago,
who steps down this year follow
ing four years as national presi-
dent of the &c, OOO-member group.