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Arkansas State press., 1958-09-12
Wake Up, Arkansas and America!
Page Five
by Theresa Jones

by Theresa Jones
why God let Russia gain?" is a query that was
last week directed DR.. Billy Graham famous evange
list The query pointed that America into
secondary place world power and that we are being
threatened by Russia Dr. Graham clearly pointed
swearing the query that i us to recognize
hidden of God hymn frequently sung reads
moves in mysterious way His wonders perform
ter admonshed his correspondent to always remember that
the outcome is safe in Gods hand that however
the day may be- there is for hope for those
who have committed their lives God Today may
day of discipline and instruction"
Dr. Graham concluded with 1.-THE sins America are
great We have sinned against great light Christ said
Whom much is given much is required"
On his radio exhorations "The Hour of Decision "Dr.
Graham Americas attention to its spiritual apathy
and OF the Handwriting the Wall" The foundations
which American democracy founded crumbng hourly
daily weekly yearly, yet to feel that be
Negligent or close our eyes to day facts occurring under
very nose.
AS regards the Negro has been the chief target
OF Americas inconsistency and explorations, Lawmakers leg
isae laws solely to dspace deny the Negro hence making
ann somewhat of martyr for his "bootsrap progress along
the way Petty offenses by Negroes maximum penalties
white convicted rapts given suspended sentences while
the Negro draw sentences of death the ofense
pending the victim; white murderers
receive light or sentences while the Negro receive
extreme penalty depending the slayer slain
How long does America think God just look on?" or
Where does America think book isl" or Does America
think that God is just plain asleep the is Wake
up America it's later than think We
power when we feel should be first Stop thinking
derenae between taxpayers money and the other and
reegae his activities accordingly.
Stop making egislang laws over night that are de-
signed to suit wishes and traditions Within matter
hours Hungarians rushed by Americans free
ing them from tyranny and oppression while the
numbering Negro children bombing Negro homes denying
the Negro the right of franchise and reekng violence
ever the Negro appealed for first class citizenship where
ne pays taxes for others reap the benefits with no legal
relief resulting.
We often what the white man Southern or other
wise would do if his and the Negroes positions
wonder how would his medicine taste or how well
could he the "other shoe?"
Speaking of closing schools that
ob1o
private schools and not paying support public
education? Wake up and live Arkansas and America
Arkansas State press., 1958-09-12
HAMPTON INSTITUTE
ADDS TEN TO FACULTY

HAMPTON, Va.-Ten new
members have been appointed
TO the Hampton institute facul-
ty according to an announce
ment by DR.. Alonzo G. Moron.
president. They will assume their
new duties at the opening of the
college on Sept. 10.
Pay Your POLL TAX Today
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-30

of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Grant. This
will be Feb. 2, from 200 pm.
to 400 pm. at HamIbden Grange
Hall.
GrangerS were requested to
prepare and serve the Hamb-
den Cub Scouts Blue-Gold Ban
quet. Helene Waste was appoint
ed chairman for this event.
The lecturers program open
ed with group singing of 1T is
No Secret" All present respond
ed to the Roll Call topic What
I would like ON a grange pro-
gram" The lecturer received
many worthwhile suggestions.
Ruth Nicely, Levi Hartong,
Robert Phillips, Della Carver
and Elsie Lynn each read part
of an article "How to Outfox a
Fox". Leo Lynn, Glenn DeGroft,
Roy Grant, Lloyd Grant, Mil
dred Webster, Hilda Grant, Hell
enc Waste and Edith Strong
showed eight different ways to
cross the floor.
The program closed with the
reading of the lecturers chart
er.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-30

2. Chardon's Sweetheart will receive two beau
tiful portrait photographs of herself taken by Bob
Sinarski of Hallway Studio, Main ST., Chardon. In
addition if the person entering her is pad-in-ad
subscriber to the Record at the time the
try is made, Chardons Sweetheart will receive a
tinted 8x10 picture of herself provided by Hall
way Studio.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-30
Tohrl Davis
to Head
Riding Club

The Circle Bar Riding Club
opened its 1858 season with the
annual meeting and the election
of officers held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis. Twen-
ty three members and guests
were present.
John Davis was elected to sue
ceed George Holmes as presi-
dent of the Club. Mr.. Davis urg-
ed the club to again pour their
efforts into a successful horse
show to be staged on August 81.
Favorable comments h hav e
been received from horse lovers
all over the state as a result of
the spectacular all-day show
staged at the fairgrounds in
1857. Mr.. Davis has promised to
put on an even more elaborate
affair in the new year.
Bill Spear and his committee
have been requested to contact
the fair board to receive an &C
counting of the $4,000 donation
made for the installation of the
lights at the grandStand.
Under the leadership of Leroy
VeSe, the Clubs membership
policy was clarified and a num-
ber of applications were pro-
ceSsed prior to the admission of
the new members. The club has
opened it's arms to receive new
members with the stipulation
that the club is not interested in
increasing it's membership rolls
with the addition of names.
Every person will be careful
ly screened to make sure that
he genuinely interested in work
ing toward the improvement of
the breeds and development of
better horSe-show activities.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Carlson
were honored with honorary life
memberships as a result of their
long association and work in the
club.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-30
Hambden Grange Sets
Hard Time Meeting

HAMBDEN - The next regu-
lar m ting of Hambden
Grange, on Feb. 3 will feature
a maritime program. All mem
berS are to come dressed in old
clothes. There will be penalties
for anyone coming dressed in
good clothes, according to the
lecturer.
On Feb. II there will be a
mass degree meeting at Hamb-
den and plans are being made
for open house for the first meet
ing in March.
Worth Master, Frederick Car
yer. was in charge of the Jan.
20 meeting. Twenty-Six grangerS
joined in the opening song
Brighten the Corner. Petitions
for membership were present
ed from James and Frances Will
liamS of Hamlbden.
Mildred Webster, home econo-
les chairman, urged members to
get in their applications for the
sewing contest. Claridon Grange
is sponsoring two sewing bees
conducted by Rita Kenny, Home
demonstration agent. The first
meeting will be Feb. 13 from
1890 to 2:30. Anyone entering
the sewing contest may attend
this meeting and receive valu-
able suggestions.
Blanche Beck wishes TO trans.
fer her membership TO Paines-
vile grange since that Is where
she lives. Annou1lc cement was
made of the open house in honor
of the 10th wedding anniversary
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-30

CLAR1DON AT the cub
Scout Pack Meeting held Jan.
%, at the town hall, the boys
were inspected for neatneSS in
appearance, uniform and insig-
mia, by the new Cub Scout mas
ter, Jerome Sanford, and assis-
tant cubmaster, Harvey McGur-
er. Assisting in the inspection
were Mr.. Darrell Little, inStitu-
tional representative, and Mr..
Raymond Warner, neighborhood
commissioner.
Hhe Chs as a whole earned
a high rating in total points for
this inspection. Exact informa-
tion regarding these points, as
well as individual achievements
of the boys in earning badges,
will be furnished in a future re-
port.
Boys present for inspection
were: Kim Fowler, Jimmy Lit
tie, Peter Petersen, Larry Arm
strong, Jimmy Ward, Sammy
Spurlock, Danny Pollack, Larry
Hess, B OBJ by Warner, Paul
Christian, Chris Hill, Jerry Law
renee, Jack Hess, Dennis San
ford and Harvey McGurer.
All four dens presented fine
entertainment in their skitS at
this meeting, which was attend
ed by parents and families.
Den one boys, Jerry Law
renee, Chris HILL and Bobby
Warner, enacted Truth of Con-
sequence" in which Chris was
the unfortunate contestant try
ing to locate a quarter at the
bottom of a gooey pie, no hand
ed.
Den two, with Harvey McGur-
er as movie director, enacted a
short cowboy scene in which he
70 Kim Fowler caught bad-guy
Danny Pollack escaping with the
loot and turned him over to
Sheriff Larry Hess who prompt
ly handcuffed the culprit.
Den three put on a talent
scout show with Peter Petersen,
Snappy master of ceremonies,
introducing in turn, Paul Chris
tian who crooned "Red River
Valley, harmonica Jim Ward,
and Dennis Sanford, who render
ed music with his glass jugs.
Den four gave an old-time ST.
lent movie, with Sammy Spur
lock, the poor old mother, and
Larry Armstrong as the distress
ed young maiden, about to be
evicted out into the cold snow
by villain Jimmy Little; howev-
er, strong hero Jack Hess came
to the rescue. This skit was COM
plete with silent word-projector
hand-turned by Boy Scout Joe
Little.
Mrs. Elsie Spurlock furnished
the piano music during inter-
mission between SkitS.
Mr.. Dale Rafie, educational
director, Claridon school, show
ed two films with the schools
16mm protector, World at
Your Call" and "Ohio State
Highway PATROL.
After seeing the movies the
boys displayed articles they had
made in connection with their
movie-making project for the
month; and refreshments were
served by the mothers of Den
one.
The next Pack Meeting will he
held February 26, at TOO PM.
at the town hall, and we will
have our Gold and Blue" Pot
Luck banquet in honor of the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-30
Buys More Stock
in Trailer Park

Jacques Loebs now owns all
land and stock in Jacques Mo-
bile Homes Park Inc, located
on Rt. 322, after recently pur-
chasing w. E. McSween's half
interest.
Loebs has been the general
manager of the trailer park
since it's beginning in 1947.
II plan to keep expanding and
improving the park and I will
continue to operate it the same
as it has been in the past" Lo-
ebS commented.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-30
Hold Inspection Night
for Claridon Cub Scouts

Cub Scouts 48th Anniversary.
Grange, members are invited
to this, as well as tn cubs and
their families. Grange Master,
Roger Hutchinson and wife, will
be special guests, and Cubmas-
ter Hugh Locke from Burton will
speak. Rolls, butter, milk, coffee
dessert will be furnished, with
each family attending to bring
a pot-luck item. New badges will
be awarded at this meeting.
The next leaders meeting will
be held at Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Spurlock's home, Claridon Troy
Rd., Feb. 10, at 7:30 pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-30

3. To both Chardon's
Sweetheart and the per-
son nominating her will
go boxes of Valentines
Day candy, presented
by Ross and Cromwell
Rexall Drug Stores,
Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-30
Name New Planners

County Commissioners recent
ly appointed two members to the
Geauga Planning Commission.
Robert Scheller of Montville
whose one-year term had expir-
ed, was named for three years.
Allen Sage, Chardon, is a new
member to serve three years.
He succeeds Leland Schuler,
whose one-year term had eXpir-
ed
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-30

today by Congressman David
DenniSon-
Keller's nomination was based
on the results of a Civil Service
test he took. He will enter the
academy in July.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-30
Chardon Youth to Enter Academy

Peter Richard Keller, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter F. Keller,
Wilder Rd., Chardon, has been
nominated for appointment to
the United States Air Force
Academy. This was announced
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-30
COMET DISCOVERER

Leslie Peltier, amateur aStron-
omer from Elphos, Ohio, discov-
cred more comets during his
lifetime tina nanyone else in his
tory.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-30
ALICE NISTETTER'S
REAUTY SHOP

Corner of 306 and Sherman Rd.
Phone PA 9-7958 / mile north
of Mayfield
soft CheSterland, o.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-30
RIIS RIIHDERS

The building of buSSes and
ambulanceS is an important in
duStry in Loudonville, Ohio.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-26

reading. The address was deliver
ca ny hev. Long, and response
was made by w Z. Boston. In
charge of the offering were Will
lis LeGrande and Will Boston.
James Watson presided. John
Baker .jr.. chairman of program
committee. :. The music depart
ment of T. w. Daniel hi school
presented Christmas SYM
phony" Sunday, December IA in
the cafetorlum of the school The
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-26
Fri, Dec. &c. 1853 STATE PRESS

Choir personnel Soprano: Lillian
Archie. Catherine Boston, Annie
R, Couser. Eula couser, Laura
Crump, Earnestine Duncan, Eta
Dawkins, Erma Lewis, Addie Ste
wart and Pauline Minnweather.
Alto; Betty Allen, Gloria Duff,
Minnie Grayson, Mary Hollins,
Shirley Hollins. Ruby Hudson,
Sammie K. Mcdonald, Ira Sims,
and Versie Tucker. Tenor: James
George, Mary E. Moore, Leon
ards Simpson, Willie Summeryille
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-26
(DSSeff
Ronald Watson

The annual program OF the Ne
gro Civic Organization was held
December II. Participating pastors
and choirs were Rev. c.. D. Rey-
nolds of Zion Temple AME church;
Rev K. B. Long, First Baptist.
Remarks were made by president
of the organization, James Jor-
dan. Miss Marion Bailiff gave
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-12-26

and Mae H. Washington. Bass:
Kalor Cooper. Leon Martin. Au-
thur Robinson Roosevelt Tharp.
and Chriswell Warren. Mrs. Ma
ME Warren Hughes. director, Mrs.
V. NJ. Warren, accompanist.
, 1958-06-21
EXECUTIVE ORDER % 1857

Transferring the Management and control Of the AIexan-
der Hamilton Airport. ST. Croix from the Department Of
Insular Affairs to the Department Of Public Works.
BY virtue of the authority vested in me by Section
16(b) of the Revised Organic Act of the Virgin Islands of
the United States, Public Law SIT, 83rd Congress, July %,
1854, hereby transfer the authority for management, con
troll, operation and maintenance Of the Alexander Hamil-
ton Airport, St, Croix, Virgin Islands, from the Depart
ment Of Insular Affairs to the Department Of Public
Works. hereby further transfer all personnel, appropria-
tions unexpended and unobligated, and personal property
involved in the operation and maintenance Of the Alexan-
der Hamilton Airport to the Department Of Public Works.
The aforementioned change in the Executive Branch
Of the Government of the Virgin Islands is necessary to
promote efficient management and to execute faithfully
, 1958-06-21

OLdLlOl =. -. -. -. I3ON
Construction of Public Catchment and Cistern,
bordeaux :. ........ 1O,Vl
S 77,5(
INSULAR
Operation of Tug and Barge and Water
Development 1890
SECTION 2. The following item from Bill No. L
Act No. 6O First Legislature First Special SESSION. 1875
as reappropriated by Bill No. 504, Second Legislator
Regular Session, 1857, is reduced to read as follows:
l.. Necessary costs for planning and pro-
scouting slum clearance and low-rent public
housing programs, workable urban and rural
nonfarm renewal, development and redevelop-
ment programs, and home development and i'm
provement programs in the Virgin Islands, the
acquisition of sites, including areas at Altoona,
Honduras, and Demarara, St. Thomas, Virgin
Islands on which superfciary houses are located;
sponsorship of Federal programs and the devel-
opment Of plans and codes and the prosecution
of studies in these fields, provided that the Gov
ernor is authorized to make grants from this ap-
preparation to appropriate agencies OF the Virgin
Islands Government for accomplishment OF the
purpose herein provided NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S5O,0(
, 1958-06-21

Authorizing the Governor of the Virgin Isla1
the Lease Agreement dated May 81, 1855
Government of the Virgin Islands and Bruga
Inc. on Plot No. IS La Grange, Frederikste
Virgin Islands.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17

by the YWCA at It's
Central Branch, 1890 With
erell St., and Northern
Branch, 1890 Woodward
Ave.
Costumes depicting in bril-
liant coIors esriovs garden
flowers and the grace Of rhy.
fhmic swimming will mark
the water ballet, "FIevr d.
Aqua, 10 be presented by
Ire Central Branch water
kai'erinas" May Is, ~ and
a. al 8 r.m. Admission Is
IS cents.
Members of Ladies' Day
Cut groups of all YWCA
branches will see a demon
,tration Of new methods of
artificial respiration when
Fey meet in a day-long
workshop of Northern
Branch WV May 81
YWCA health education di.
reefors will give I5-minute
demonstrations Of water safe.
" fechniqves al The evening
dips at Central Branch Mon
day-'hrcu5h-Fridsy throuqh.
ouf the month and also at
the Family Day on Sunday,
May Ia, beginning at $50
pm.
a demonstration of water
sawety skills pointing up ele-
mentary forms of rescue will
be given by William Her.
rick, OF the Red Cross water
services staff, at the family
and coed dip at Central
Branch Friday evening, Nav
%.
And beginning Thursday,
May n, at 7:4s p.m., a four.
week canoeing class will be
neld at Central Branch. with
instruction OF strokes and
safe fechriques Of handling
. canoe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17

repcIifan Opera Additions Of the
Air. Winner Of the chicseoIsnd
Music Festival Voice Contest
end Sculptor, sunday May 18th
at 7:30 pm.
Last Sunday. Mrs. A. A. Banks,
Jr., was guest speaker at Union
Baptist Church. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mrs. Miriam Scott, of 1922 Av.
cry directed the two act drama
entitled Mothers Old Home"
as presented Sunday afternoon,
May IL in Second Baptist
Church auditorium by the Cen
tennial Choir
The east were the 100 Group
players led by Mr.. julius b.
Watson Mrs. l.. S. Brown Choir
pres, Mrs. Bessie Hand, pro-
gram Chm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17
Social e. Chic Round-Up..

lconiinUed From Page u
Mrs. Vera Sadler, Mr.. Winston
Lang, Mr.. Calvin Rhodes. The
entire program was under the
Auspices Of the Board of Chris.
tan Education, Mr.. w. ID. Con-
nelly, Chm. Ct the Board.
Rev. Banks. Minister.
Michigan's Mother of the
Year 1888. Mrs Matte
Baker McFall. will be
honored al a reception at the
Detroit Urban LEAGUE Bldg. To-
Gated 208 Mack Ave. from 400
TO 800 pm, Sunday. May leth.
The public is invited.
The CULTURAL Committee of
:ceond Baptist Church will pre-
a Forum Series Recital
featuring Florence Pate samp.
con, Sopranc.W nner OF the Met
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17
S OCIE L Y DOING S
lconi.nucd Frcm paae y

Confined From Page ~
Club. ii. and Mrs. Bowman, Mr.
and Mrs Frank Bowdry, Mr.. and
Mrs Chas Durch. MIR. and Mrs.
Harlod Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Hamilton, Mr.. sand Mrs.
Elijah Holmes, bIr. GEORGE Wal
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs Curtis Moore. Miss Bar
bara Riley and many others.
Gifts were gorgeous. IIostcsses
Included Beverly Grant, Marlin
Williams. Juanita Bowman, Ar.
nett billiard. Aniecc Hill. Evelyn
Moore.
Mrs. Frank Powdry was hostess
to q miscellaneous shower for
Miss Bowman last Sunday.
The Detroit Council Ct Negro
Women met at the Northern Rec
reati0n Center on Tuesday eve
ming, May 9Th, at 7 pm. Visiting
with the Council at this meeting
was Mrs. O'Neil, president of
the Downriver-Ecorse Council OIL
Negro Women. who invited the
Detroit Council to meet with her
me"1bcrs at their next meeting
in June.
Also visiting we're some Ct the
-'embers e the Detroit Junior
Council Of Nero Women intro
duced by Mrs. Geraldine Car
N chael They were Shirley
'shc. newly elected PRESIDENT;
Mary Weston, A. Dates. and Bar
lara Ash.
Mrs. Rosa crae9. first vice
PRECEDENT Of the National coyn-
Gil Of Neuro Woman, introduced
cur DISTINGUISHED guest. Mrs.
Daisy Larpkin as a pioneer in
the field cf civil RIGHTS. educs.
ton and human relations. who
Is devoted 10 her work with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17
the hAAcP and fhe National
Council OF Negro Women.

Mrs. Lampkin is a board Of
directors executive Of the Ma
tonal Council Of Negro Women
and chairman OF the 50-day mo-.
bilization drive which will end
June 2
Mrs. Eddye Mae Griffin will
he in charge Of the committee
conducting tho Coffee Hour TO
be sponsored by the Detroit
Council for lambda Kappa Mu.
This affair will take place in
June. The members Ct the com
mittce are: Mrs. Lucy Hatcher
Mrs. Emma Fits. Mrs Leona
Johnson, Mrs. Mary Simmons and
Miss Mary Jenkins
Mrs. Katherine Ealy reported
oil the progress of the Mary Nc
Lcod BethUne Commemoration
Program which will be held on
Sunday afternocl, clay 18th. at
4 pm. at the Detroit Historical
Museum. Members were asked to
bring visitors.
DELEGATES from the Detroit
Council Of Negro Women are
making plans to attend the reg
icnal conference which will be
held in st Louis the week end
CT MAY Goth
Several lovclv reports were
made By the officers serving in
the last year. We heard frem
the president, Mrs Willie L.
Jackson: the vice president. Mrs
Ruth Snivev; the rccordinr sccre-
'.rv Mo Evclvn BRIGGS: the cor
responding secretary, Mrs Kath-
cr-me Fay: and the historian,
Mrs. Edna Mae billiard.
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:! Continued From Page ~
HandeI's Concerto in q
minor" for vioIan and orehes
ira.
The orchestra will perform
q movement from Haydn's
Second Symphony" the
overture to "Don Pasquale"
ny Donizetti, Suite No. u by
cluck, and "Ruy Bias Over
lure by Mendelssohn. A
second part Of the program
entitled "rhc Light Fantas-
lic' will feature favorite Iight
opera music and request
numbers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17
MS NakEIE POOLE
ELECTED FOR PpESlDE!.T 1859

GREENSBORO, n. C. =
Miss Mamie Poole. a biology
major. of Baltimore. Md. has
been elected president of the
1859 senior class at Bennett
College.
Associated with her will
DE Misses Helen McEachern,
wee president, Of Rowland,
". =; Essicc Smith, recording
secretary, OF Undertake, ri.
I. and Mildred Hamlet, ircn-
surer, OF Sonora, N. c.
Heading the slate of Junior
class officers next year will
be Miss Toni Presley, of
Cincinnati, Ohio. She will
be assisted by the following:
Misses Nancy Kirby, vice
SoIuciit, Oh HaddOnfleld,
N. j.; secretary, Edna Tho
mas, of Willow Run, Mich.
and Agatha Kicks, treasurer,
OF Elm City, N. c.
Sophomore class president
will be Miss Gwendolvn Mac
kel, of Chicago. Ill. Other Of
ilcers are: Misses Yvonne
kedcross, vice president, of
Hampton, Va: Charletta
Pickering, secretary, of Sum-
Ter, 5. c., and Iris Jeffries,
''easurer, of Burlington, N.
c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-05-17

For the 18th consecutive year,
the men Of the Holy Name So
cicty have presented the moth
crs Of Holy Family Parish with
breakfast on Mothers Day. This
past Mothers Day was no cxcep-
ton as fifty mothers gathered to-
gether in a body to celebrate
their great day. Judge Louis j.
Snidcr Of the Wayne County Cir
cult Court Commission was the
delightful speaker at the affair.
He elaborated expertly on the
theme Of the individuals impor-
lance in our complex world.
Mrs. Lsverns Sharp, president
OF the ST. Ann Society and Mrs.
Rose Gray, Neither Of the
Church" were honored ss Mr.
bvrI Phillips prominent mem.
Der OF the Holy Name Society
presented them with eorssges Of
white carnations, a lovely plant
sesgss Of white carnations. A
lovely plant was presented 10 the
youngest mother in the parish.
Mrs. Mary You Parker.
Mr. MAJOR Foster, chairman in
charge of the breakfast did a
magnificent job on organizing the
affair.
AZ the termination Of his
speech, Judge Snider was present
ed with n boutineer and the fes-
tlvitics were later brought TO a
close by the Very Reverend Syl-
yestcr Fusan. CS. Sp., who lead
the after breakfast blessing.