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Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
=Curtu de RespuIdO
al Doctor Pnio

~, Miami, Is de Enero de 1858.
DR.. Horacio Aguirre
Director del
;DIARIO LAS AMERICAS
Miami Springs.
Distinguish DR.. Aguirre:
: Con honda pena he leido la carta
cargada de vituperios, que la Sc
.Aera Olga Machado, irresponsible
mente. dirige a figuras cimeras de
la oposicion al abominable regi-
men politico, que hoy asesina a la
poblacion digna de mi armada Pa
tria.
Siento gran simpatia por ell DIA-
RIO LAS AMERICAS, que I'd. tan
acertadamente dirige, por consi-
derarlo vehfculo ingente de divul-
gaci6n honrada a tantas atrocida-
des e injusticias de toda indole,
cometidas con ell pueblo cubano
desde ell infausto golpe de estado
realizado ell 10 de mario de 1852
hasta Ia fecha.
Ne resulta inexplicable como.
ciendo los principles de respeto a
Ia dignidad humane, que la EN-.
presa DIARIO LAS AMERICAS
mantiene y defiende, pueda dar ca
bida en- sus paginas a tan insul-
tante misiva, que dicho sea de pa
50, ha sido dirigida por m per-
soma que nadie conoce y que en-
NADIA ha contribuido a la lucha
tenaz que todos los cubanos de no.
nor y v%ergienza, sostenemos con-
ira la siniestra dictadura de Bats
Ia y su gavilla de asesinos.
Por ell bien de nuestra noble eau
50 y por ell prestigio de nuestro
slorioso PARTIDO REVOLUCIO-
MARIO CUBANO, que dirige y
orienta nuestro maxine lider ell
DR.. CARLOS PRIO SOCARRAS,
hago votos, por no tener que la
mentar leer en- SUI valioso organo
de opinion, tamahas insolencias,
que mas bien parecen enviadas
desde ell consulate de Batista en-
Miami y no por una supuesta Gu
bana preocupada por las cosas de
Cuba.
Respetuosamente,
MARIA TALES
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
PaQ. @DAR0 las AMERICAS DOMINGO Is De ENEFO
Association AntituhercuLosu de Dude
Agrudece Cooperation de Este Diurio

, Rebecca Daniel, directora de
programa de la Association Anti
tuberculosis, ha enviado al direc-
tor de este diario, DR.. Horacio
Aguirre, una carta de agradeci.
miento por la ayuda prestada por
ell DIARI0 LAS AMERICAS al pro-
grama de rayos x para la pobla.
cion latinoamericana y a la Aso-
ciacion en- general La carta Sc ex-
presa en- los siguientes terminus:
"Quiero expresar mi aprecio,
en- nombre de la Association Anti
tuberculosis, SUI directiva y EN-.
pleados, por la cooperation presto
da a esta Association por ell DIA-
RIO LAS AMERICAS.
"ApreciamoS ell haber tenido al
Sr German Negroni en- nuestra CO.
misi6n de Educacion S~anitaria y de
Planeamiento de Programs. Ash
rnismo, IA ilimitadq coopersci0n de
SUI peri6dico sirvi6 de ayuda en-
nuestro reciente programa de ra-
yos x para la poblaci6n latinoa-
mericana.
"Su continue ayuda a la ASocia
ci6n Antituberculosa en- sus nro-
gramas a traveS del ano es muy gra
tificadora y benefice, = deseanos
que sepa que lie estamos sumamen-
tie agradecidos.
Sinceramente,
~ Rebecca Daniel"
Directora de Programs.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19

Sc lanz6 contra 81 canton que dis
minuia Su v~elocioad.
Todos los presses fueron reinte-
grades a la carcel, en- otro canton,
despues de la primera cura a Bobby
Wilson y David Lee Barnes de he
ridas leveS.
Ell Sr. Coleman viva en- Miami
desde hace 20 amos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19

Su puesto como tai conllevara
en- Puerto Rico serias obligacio-
mes, contando con la estrecha
cooperation que recibira del Co.
bierno para la creacion de la es.
cuela de aprendizaje.
"Es mi i%ntencion, dijo Martinez
a un redactor ~nuestro, luchar
por elevar ell nivel de ingresos
del trabajador puertorriqueno
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
'Donan {S Mil a Ia UniyerSdad

Ell matrimonio ST.. y Sra. B. F.
Adams, de Miami Beach, han he
cho una donaci6n de $4,000 a la
Facultad de Medicina de la Uni
versidad de Miami, segun anuncio
en- dias pasados ell decano de la
facultad, Homer F., Marsh.
La donacion es para usarse sin
reStricciones por la escuela de me-
dicina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19

81 DR.. Robert T. Spicer, co-di-
rector de la Comision para Sal
var ell Gobierno Metropolitano,
ha dirigido al Honorable Dean
Claussen, presidente de la Liga
de undergraduates del Condado
Dade, la siguiente carta:
La election del IL de febrero
decidira un punto de suma i'm.
portancia que efectara a todos
los ciudadanos del condado.
Por 10 tanto me parece que
quienes eStamos trabajando en-
pro o en- contra de esta enmien-
da a la constitution del estado,
deberiamos hacer TODD 10 posi-
BILE para asegurar la mayor con-
currencia possible del publico a
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
|Proponen Expectation Conjunta Para
que Sc Vote ell Pr6ximo Febrero II

las urnas. Con este fin, deseo SUI.
gerir que Sc haga una peticion
conjunta a todos los medios de
information para que realicen
una campana, sin propaganda a
ninguno de los dos grupos, para
que todos voten Sc me ocurre
que los periodicos podrian con
este fin publican avisos diarios, y
las radiodifusoras y estaciones
de television ~presentar anun.
(PaSa a la Pagina I'D
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
0rganizard Carp:nteros y Ebanistas
de Puerto Rico Brau|io A. Martinez
Dindmico Lider obrero Hispuno Sale Hoy Para San juan

de la carpinteria. No me faltan
seguridades de que lograre mi
empeno, graciss a la va demos
trada ayuda de agencias insula-
res del trabajo organizado y Ell
Gobierno".
Ell senior Martinez saldra hoy
domingo por la tarde para San
Juan a comenzar SUI nueva en-
presa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19

prominentes, sobresalientes j6ve.
mes agricultores y distinguidos
hombres iovenes de entire u pro-
pios miembros.
La mayoria de las Camaras co.
menzaran la semana con ell lena
"El Domingo a la Iglesia, Sc
guido de banquetas y proyectos,
actividades juveniles, y proyectos
de salubridad publica".
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
Leads Tan League
In Batting Avg.

John Williams of Birming.
ham. who was runncr.up last
week, took over first place in
batting in the Negro American
League with a 1857 average. ac.
cording to the latest Howe
News Bureau statistics compiled
from official score sheets.
Last weeks leader, n. Hair
OF Kansas City. dropped 10
second with a mark Of asa
Price West cf Detroit Is third
with $40. followed by John
Self Of Kansas City with al
and Ray Higgins Of Memphis
with .296.
Self is high in hits with 60
and total bases with 90 and is
tied with terminate White in
triples with seven each. Eddie
Aston and Bernie Porter, both
of Detroit, are tied for the lead
I'm doubles with 10 each.
Bobby Sanders of Birming-
ham has the most home runs,
five. West and Willie Washing.
ton OF Kansas City have the
most runs battcd in. 80 apiece,
while the former also has scor-
cd the most runs. 80.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
COURT NE w S =

said she obtained a revolver and
shot her husband.
Police found Howard lying on
the living room floor.
Kim Thomas, three months, OF
GIG Horton, was found dead IN
bed ! week by his mother,
Mrs. Ictoria Thomas, -.
Police said the c..ild mad been
in the care of Rosa Jones, Al,
who said she fed The baby and
put him TO bed
Amos Taylor, AZ, of 1903
Concord, was dead on admit
tancc to Receiving Hospital last
week. lie was found lying on
the sidewalk alta kcrchcval and
Concord.
Jake Oregon Ir, 20, Of BOIL
Annabellc, was arrested last
week and charged with violat-
ing the state gambling law.
Oregon was arrested at Fran
c.s and Deacon. after police
said they observed him drop
three current dated bet slips.
lhch officers also confiscated
s.
Ronald l.. Powell, 10, of 1855
Blaine and Charles Kelly, 20,
of 27O7 Carter, were arrested
last week and charged with
breaking and entering
Police said they broke into
the home of Elder Boyd, "a, OF
2630 lakewood, July % and
stole two suits and sport coat
valued at S3l2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
by Court Reporter

DETROIT William Sulli-
van. 81. Of 1913 Twentyfourth,
rear, and Sol Bufford, AZ, of
1856 Concord. both were held
as police prisoners in Rcvelv-
inc Hospital last week for in
NcSiigation Of ielonious assault
upon one another
Police said Bufford stabbed
SULLIVAN in the abdomen, chest
and laccratcd the side Of his
FACE
Sullivan stabbed BufIord in
The oIesl and left side Of the
neck.
The officers said The two men
became involved in a heated ar
pumcnt over So Sullivan was
treated At Receiving Hospital
fer bruises OF the forehead.
Police said Moore slipped and
fell while entering bar last
wcch at 1901 + Davidson, and
struck his head on bar rail
Ollic Howard, a. of 4l62
Brush. wa, rushed to Rccciv-
ins Hospital last week safer
ins ircm srashcl wound OF
the back
Held for Investigation of muir
der Is Mary Josephine Mat
thcws, ~, commonlaw wife OF
the victim.
Mrs. Matthews told police hcI
husband struck her scycra
times during an argument over
another woman. Mrs. Matthews
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
Reinforcement Problems

help. Harry Newman, Jr..
whose father was a 1892 Mich.
isan AII-Ameriean quarter.
back, is another failbaek can.
didatae Of promise. Gary Nc.
Nit of Mesick; John ZangIin
OF Wyandotfe and Bill Ben.
nett, Los Angeles. Calf. are
other talented newcomers,
and John Bstsakes. siocky
senior from Ann Arbor, also
will be available.
Harper and Myers, particular
~ appear TO be the boys who
will occupy the haltbaek slots
particularly if placck stays al
quarter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Re,
placement of the Sunday
punch" potential of All-Ameri'
can Jim Pace at halfback will
be one of Michigan's chief
problems when Head Coach
Bonnie Oostcrbaan calls his
Wolverines together for the
opening OF fall practice, Sep
TENDER L.
Loss Of Pace. who led Big
Ten scoring last year as one
Of the counfry's most danger
Gus runners. places a big
load on the 1853 charges OF
BsekfieId Coach Bump" FL.
lott this fall. Missing also
is Mike shatusky. veteran
right half. who also has grad.
vated.
While there is no Wolverine
with PAGES speed and break
away ability around, there are
some hard runners available.
Bob Ptacek, capable work horse
OF the Maize and Blue back.
field, is back, available for eli
Their tailback or quarterback du-
~. Ptacck played 204 minutes
in 81 as compared to 1903 for
Pace.
If Oostcrbaan keeps Ptacck at
quarter, the spot he held in
spring drills, Darrell Harper,
Royal Oak junior, looks like the
starter. The l90.pound Harper
saw only 81 minutes of action
in five games but he banged
out 4.6 yard average and
showed drive and marked i'm.
provemcnt toward the end of
the season and again this
spring.
Brad Myers at right half
spelled Shatusky last year. The
l85.pound Evanston, ILL.,, junior,
could be one of the Big Tens
most dangerous runners. Last
season he played 27l minutes,
picking up 81 yards per try
in eight games, counting four
IDS, which played him second
only to Pace in scoring. Fred
Julian of Detroit and Al Grocc,
Clarion, Pa, both Juniors and
lcttermcn, also should be con
siderably imaroved.
Among newcomers, Reid
Bushong, rvsged younger
brother Of Jared Bushong,
regular EFT tackle, shoul.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
Tiger.Shorts

Detroit Tiger coach Billy
Hitchcock and shortslop Cootcr
Veal both attended Auburn
College Hitchcock played foot
ball, basketball and baseball
and Veal was a basketball and
baseball star.
Charley Maxwell Of the De-
trOlt Tigers set a major lcaguc
record by playing 1913 crrorlcss
games in 1857 and 1898.
Two members OF The Detroit
Tigers are from Suburban De-
troit towns. Pitcher Al Clcolle
Is from Mclvindalc and catcher
Charlie Lau is from RomiluS'
Detroit Tiger inlicldcrs Gall
Harris and ONE Virgil were
teammates on the New lVrA
Giants in 1857.
Harvey Kucnn of the pc'To'
Tigers set an American League
record in 1883, Tor the mo .S
times al bat in one s'aSoh' 90
Detroit Tiger oulllcldcr 0h'''
lie Maxwell holds the 'c""
home run record for lett manu-
cd hittcrS. He had n IN i''O
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
Commonly Center

- Our kOncdN Fool Is an out
door pool il time to conccn.
tIatc ON Tie indoor activities
the community center has TO Of
fer Don't iursct the Ballet or
Modcrn Dance lessons given
each Wednesday at 4 pm and
its free
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
EvangeIislie Services

Visited the north west section
81 Detroit tins week end. and SO
MANAGED to hear Rev. Fred
ShulllcNorth ID birmingham.
\luhana Who Is holding sumo
wonderful services M fucdsi0nc
Baptist Church pin-rcc "a Wood
row Wilson Res ShutllcWOrth
viii be prcaehins every NIGHT
through August -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
Condolences
by Marianne

wish TO offer my condo.
lcnccs 10 the family 81 rlls llar
dS OF Huchwood ST IN Ri>cr
Rougc Mr.. Eli, dlcd Aususl 8
after lona illness Funeral
services were held al Union Soc.
oud Baptist Church Saturday
August Ii
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
Annual Tea

The auditorium Of the Walter
White School 10 River Eousc
was crowded To capacity SUNDAY.
August 10th when the trustees
OF Fcws Memorial AN T. Church
gave their nth annual tea
Councilman. Clearance Sahboth.
gave the address. James Fcws
Chairman Of the trustee board.
introduced The board members
William Lewis. Vice Chairman.
Robert Singleton. Secretary John
SoareS. Financial secretary. and
loo Scott, Treasurer. Represent
SATURDAY, AUG. %, 1865
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
Masters Degree

CONGRATULATIONS To Mr. War.
Tell Gillian of Deacon 81 who
has received his master cl Arts
degree IN guidance and counsel.
ing at the University OF Mich.
gan
Wardcll graduated from River
Rouge lllsh ON l9t7 with hon
0rs lie also attended the ON
GERS Canidatc school at Fort
Riley. Kansas and was commits.
stoned second lieutenant. Var
dell is member of Amega Psi
PHI Paternity and Is now teach
ing in Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
Natal Parry

Naomi Ruth Pollock was siX
teen last Friday and her par.
cnts. MIR. and Mrs Curtis FOL.
lock fctcd the young lass TO 4
Sweet Sixteen Party at the Ur
ban League There were llors
dOcuvrcs. pink lrappc aud III III
for dancing Ruth entertained
her guests IN q pink chiffon
frock and pink slippers. There
Was a huge cake, and gobs Of
teen ayers.
The six hostcsscs were Cora
Gordon. Janctta ADAMS, Rose
Prime, Sandra lricc, Donna
Trioc and Eleanor Gordon.
Guests included James scott,
Margaret Evans Thomas Brown
Elaine Hill Fred Prime, Sidney
Fields. Loretta Martin Carol
Walton and many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
Wedding Bells
Home Again
Rollcrcade Party

Don't wait to get Your ticket
Tor The sixth annual Cabaret
arts Ill the Rollcr,Adc on Sat.
utdas Au-ual 30
hr Edna Thomas, Mr. and
Mr., S. ur4d.cs relcy,Nc
o-i aud MIR, Il J Bridges and
Chester ErGecs hatc returned
hoMc after ATTENDING funeral
services ior their mother in
NichV'uNtIlc Kentucky, ON Au-
gust . ihel wish TO cNlcnd spc.
eial lhani To The River Rouge
Police bcll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
18th E Warren
Community News

Scottish oues National Convention
DR.. William J. Fitzpatrick
M.P.G.C. of the Scottish Rites
Masons and his wife, Julia C.,
National Grand Matron of the
same headquarters at 1889 Oak
land Avenue in Detroit, are con
vcning at the National Convcn
ton in Philadelphia. Pa. This
year il is being held al the Pen
Sherwood Hotel, 1870 Chestnut
Street starting August 10th,
through August 18th.
Two hundred rooms we're
reserved on the second floor
Of the hotel for delegates
alone, which proved to be not
half enough rooms. With the
exception Of the rooms re-
served for Or. Fitzpatrick and
his party from Detroit, the
other rooms were taken quick
ly by nearby states leaving
delegates from further states
to find rooms anywhere they
could.
This will be the first time in
history that any c0lorcd organ
ization ever convened at this
hotel.
The Shrincrs and Daughters
of Isis had their parade August
18th in Trenton New Jersey,
which is only thirty minute
ride to Philadelphia where they
Joined the Masons and Eastern
Stars.
Sunday all bodys joined to-
gether for a mammoth parade
climaxing the Scottish rites con
vcntion for 1858. Many will
leave the convention in Phila
dclphia TO attend the Elks con
vcntion next week in Washing
ton. d. c. Here's hoping all en-
10y themselves and return safe
~ TO their homes.
Mammoth Musical Festival
Sunday, August oath at 8 pm
the King .Soloman Baptist
Church, located at 6l25 l4th
will be in mammoth Musical
Festival The program will be
made up of choirs from the Rus
sell Street Baptist Church and
the King Soloman Baptist
Church.
The choirs will be under the
direction of Mrs Grace Burt OF
st. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Grace Burt
is also director of the National
Sunday School BTU. congress
of the United States of America.
Come out next Sunday and see
this great woman in action. Put
this program at the top of your
must see" agenda.
Second Anniversary
The True Vine Baptist Church
on Wabash at w. Warren is
closing its second anniversary in
halo of glory. The Reverend
A. c. Tarrent, pastor of True
Vine, is anticipating great things
for his church in the future The
closing sermon was preached by
the Rev. Jennings, pastor of the
Pilgrim Star Baptist Church.
National Baptist Convention
Convenes Here
The National Baptist Convcn-
ton VIII convene at the Kinl
Soloman Baptist Church at 6l25
l4th. II will start on September
9th and end September l4th
Rev. T. S. Boone is pastor.
Fifteen thousand delegates
are expected TO attend from all
over the United States All per
sons are asked to register your
spare rooms and courtesy cars
for delegates. Anyone having
rooms or cars, please call TY
8-3700.
President of the National
Baptist Convention is the Or.
Pcttaway of Little Rock, Arkan.
SaS.
Read this column every week
for coming events.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
Pulpit News

For those who don know
about the 4 ann prayer meet
ms al Church 81 coo 100 Pal.
merStone plan 10 aitcrd Re
member thai 2, on sunday
morning al Is ann Brlns friend
or nclshbor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
Collision

Little Brenda Cole of Bdssctt
ST suffered foot injury whcn
She colldcd with Edward smith,
age 9, also Of ja,scu 81 The
vehicles involved were bicycles
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23

Good luck to Irene and Clear
ancc Cooper formerly Of Patfi-
ca ST., who has given up the
south west section TO try their
wings on the far east side
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23

jim, John and Laundcr Brown
to a Tiger baseball game last
week. Tho three won the hon.
ors for being good safety pa
troll officials.
SUMMER VISITORS
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Saun-
ders and son, Junior. Of
Fleming Street. left for their
vacation. They will visit Ala
bsma, West Virginia and
New York before returning
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hill left
for Indianapolis to join their
daughter, Frances. Postman Bill
Oliver is on a 2-wcek vacation.
Mrs Matte Grcenlec's cous-
in, Miss Ccrisc Miller of Cincy
is holldaying for the rest of
the summer. Mrs Rosa Howard
is in Womcn's Hospital. Charles
Morris is in the Parkside Hos
pital. His son. James, is recent
~ out Of the Children's Hospi-
tal
Mrs. Mary Fannis is still at
tending her sick mother in Chi
cago Girl scout leader Mrs.
Georgia Jones motorcd TO Pine
Bluff, Arkansas. Mr.. Oscar
Donaldson is doing nicely in
the hospital
Mrs. Irene Shelton is visit
ing her daughter in Los An
seles. California. On her way
back she plans TO stay over
night in Chicago.
Ralph Winbush had TO go to
the hospital Thursday Johnny
Wright hurt his arm. Both are
Tribune ncwsboys.
Mrs. Roxie Britt is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Lucille
Tanning. Mrs. Britt is from
Anderson. South Carolina.
Little Odessa Ann Vernon
was shot by an arrow and had
TO be taken to the ST Joseph
Hospital, Thursday. She may
lose one of her eyes.
Mrs. Gladys Trawick, reporter
for the Greater Mr. Zion Bap-
tist Church, is in Chicago on
Delegates planning TO so to
vacation.
PLEASANT GROVE BAPTIST
CHURCH
The National Baptist C0nvcn-
ton from Pleasant Grove Baptist
Church are; Mrs. Rosa Hill,
president of the Missionary So
ciety; Mrs. Candis Clemens,
president of nurses; Mrs Eliza
smith, president, Missionary
Circle No 3; Mrs. Louella
Muckcr, president of No. 4
Circle; Mrs, Jessie Pope, prcSi-
dent of No. and Mrs. Camilla
White, president of NJ ?; and
the pastor, Rev. b. IL. Harris.
Rev. p. M. Martin, pastor
Of Vine Hope Baptist Church
preached an afternoon SER
mon for the nurses guild. He
brought Rev. Smith as his
quest from Oakland. cslifor-
MIA. Rev. Smith will stay in
town 10 conduct revival tor
Rev. Martin. The altar circle
is giving their picnic at Belle
Isle Saturday, Aug. 23. Mrs.
Clemens is president.
Pianist Henry Rushton is i'll
i'm the hospital
a fashion show promoted
as the Wedding Of Roses will
be presented by the Ways
and Means Committee OF the
Peace Baptist Church AZ
l34s0 Goddard Sunday Az
gust 81, alta $50 pm.
Mrs. Alberta LaBrew is chair
man, and Mrs. Charlsie Parks,
CO chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
Northeast Detroit
Spotlight 80.
SOCIAL

SOCIAL
Miss Sharon Virgins gave a
get together at her parents cot
taec 80 miles outside Of the city
of Chalam, ont. Sunday. Some
OF her guests were Alexis LII
vail, Billy Shaifcr, Loretta and
JoAnn Freeman, Beverly and
LaNcrnc Smith, William Marsh
Gerald Stcpp, Warren Munless,
Lois Gilmore. Enrol Scott, and
Xavier Goldston
Grownups who attended were
Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Brothers, MIR. and
Mrs Bonnie Freeman. Mrs. Vir-
Iii Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Row
land.
NURSES HAVE NEW GROUP
Wolverine State Baptist Nurs-
rs held their monthly meeting
at Mt OliNct Baptist Church
Mrs. Clara Love. president OF
Mt. OliNct Baptist Nurses Guild
was hostess.
Alex LuvaIl, Lonnie Savn-
dcrs. William Shuford, Anna
Bland and Minnie Woods. pre-
cinet delegates, attended the
first Congressional District
meeting Thursday evening.
William Shuiord chaircd the
meeting Lucius Ncjic was re
elected president
The ladies of Lumpkin I'm
proycmcnt outplaycd the girls
OF the l0maX Temple church
last Wednesday evening on
Washington school field The fl
nal score was 1919.
Those on the Lomax a. M.
E. lineup were Dorothy Hen
drlek, Minnie walker. kath-
aleen Tucker. Erma BIessitt,
Ann Sins, Viola Garrett.
Frances Cherry. Gloria Stills.
Edith Brown. Nsoia Bridges,
Eddie Mae Gipson. and Jane
Archie.
Helping Lumpkin Improve.
mcnt to win were Violet Ar
che Millic Mullins, ola
Quarlcs Ruby Gipson. Addie
Cutry, Mary Baker, Anna Lee
Baker ErncStinc Sims, Eddie
Mae GipSon and Jane Archie.
CAMP ESSAY WINNERS
Six lucky youngsters won two
week vacations at Detroit Rec
rcational camp near Brighton
last week.
They are Roosevelt Watkins
MUriel and Robin Andrews,
Allen Johnson. Oscar Cipson
and Charles Brown. The
campers left August II. The
subject OF their essays was
why I Would Like To At
tend Recreation Camp" There
were 90 entries from Wash
insion playground and 500
throughout the city.
Rccrcational director Roscoe
Washington treated Gas Louis.
Ing auNiliaricS were Miss patri-
cha Pollard, senior chorus, Mrs.
Beatrice Banks. Stewards Board
No. | Mrs. L. Shepard, Steward.
css Board No. , Mrs Hazel
Pratt presided as Mistress Al
Ceremonies. Mrs Ethel Jones
greeted the guests lIostcSScs
included Mrs Laura Jones. Mrs,
Dolly Scott, Mrs Eleanor Gaines
Mrs. Marry Brown, and Mrs
Annie Barrett. Mrs. Arts Bank
head and Mrs. Lillian Carten
were hotcSscs at the speakers
table Mrs. Ethel Jones, Chair
man of the tea did a splendid
job.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23

Alex LvvaIl. Lonnie Savn-
dcrs. William Shuford. Anna
Bland and Minnie Woods. pre-
oinet delegates, attended the
first Congressional District
meeting ThursdaY evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23
lURsEs HAVE NEW GROUP

Wolverine State Baptist Nurs-
Is held their monthly meeting
al Mt OliNct Baptist Church.
Mrs, Clara Love. president OF
NJ. OIi,ct Baptist Nurses Guild
was hostess.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-23

Among newcomers, Reid
Bushong rvsged younger
brother Of Jared Bvshong.
regular EFT tackle. shovl.