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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05

Les Bellies BALI has throuph
the years become one Of the
main events of the Social Sea-
son. II is also one which Tho
teen-age girls look forward 70
with great anticipation.
This years dcbs were. sylvia
Lee, Bcrnice Williams, Elizabeth
Robinson, Brenda Jones. Betty
Rogers, Sarah Shorter Lois Mi.
burn, Julia Anderson. Carlann
Garnett, Julia Lockcrt. Rochelle
Carble, Brenda Orr, Ida O'Rear
Donna Green, Sherry Hicks, Lin.
da Moore, Connie Nappcr. Me.
non Ford, 10 Anne Mcmillan
Menthele Goodc. Constance Lee
Brenda Johnson, Annie Williams,
Donna Cash, Annie Dyson. Fl.
len Stewart, Elizabeth Burns.
Shirley Reed, and Sylvia Bau.
mann.
Inkster eongratvlates the
Bellies Of 1858 and extends
warm greetings 10 their proud
parents and guests. We are
proud OF the achievements YOU
have made; your active and un
selfish participation and con-
tribvfion 10 both school and
community activities. and your
sincerity OF purpose.
Bellies of 1858 - we hope this
affair will serve as symbol IN
your life and other young ladies
in our community Of the lmpcr
lance of responsibility relevant
hcrence of high moral principles
to good citizenship and the adj
hcrcnce of high moral principles
Inkster Branch NAACP treas
urer. Mrs. Alice Roth disclosed
that Mrs. Ben Donaldson 227l2
Mona, secured the First Lifetime
Member of the National Associa'
ton for the Advancement OF Col
ored People. Louise's $500 mem
hcrship makes her the first mem.
Der of the lnkstcr Branch and
first resident of the Dearborn
area to be paid up for life mem.
bership. WHO'S NEXT TIE
LINE FORMS TO THE RIGID
A AND NJ ALUMNI DANCE
Saturday night the \ ana
Alumni dance was held at Inc
Labor Temple. Among the Inn
steritcs social set ENJOYING loe
evening were COUNCILMAN ana
Mrs. Leon Carroll, VILLAGE ran
ner and Mrs. Leon MicklcS' Nh
and Mrs. Felix Griffin. Dr. anu
Mrs. Herbert Sydney Gardner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Parker
-
INKSTER REC. LEAGUE
inkster remains al white hes
in the Inksfer Recreation hare
ball league. June 10Th Glass r
League started out the Ooos
ers. managed by N. oesm0o
winning on four innings o. 70
hit ball pitched by Ray wsos
Wade struck out II OF the WI"
IS batters he faced.
First home run of the season
was hit by Hickey Powell Of 'ns
Beetles managed by Mr.. L I,.SS
so FAR THERE HAVE BEN
NO PROTEST GAMES.
A rescheduling is going on
make the games easier on wv"
players and managers, ana '"''o
will be a number of make "
games due TO the recent ralnoO'S
of Corinithian haP py
Church visited the services n
Hughes announces that v U,
discussion Is scheduled LOT w" n.o
lesday evening at Concoru '''
list Church.
Michigan Boxing judge An%
Brown attended a revival . ram.
ng last week at the Cyreme , ,s%
Die and met an old friend l'V
Columbus. Ohio. Rev. lioSes '.e,.
league who conducting the , NV" |
ng was the pastor OF inc sn IN
hat Judge Brown attended ~. ~
Kent, Ohio back In l9z]. s y"
Hosea league has written Mir
untitled "The Phenomena
-. -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05
BY Robbie l.. crvmp
DEXTER AVENUE MOVES


AT exactly II O'Clock on sun
day. June %. 1858 thousands Of
friends and members OF the DeX-
ter Avenue Missionary Baptist
Church joined in the grand
march with the church To help
share the JOY Of the occasion
They left the old building on
Thompson to enter the newly
purchased one on Dexter but
said the pastor the prln,
cplcs ideals and purposes
oi our church Viii not be
changed We are expanding our
borders 50 We can more efficient
3, and effectively meet the needs
OF The community II conceded
with The theme The Church
charging rs Border,
The church was or4anlcd in
lpl9 at 1910 Lincoln and given
the name Mt Moriah Eight pas.
tors have served tho church
They arc Rcys W 4 Tut G. G.
Young X RICHARDSON II T.
Bronson, 7. J Benson. S S Reed
and William Fcrrcll and Rev W
X liancy. who is IN hi, 18th year
as pastor Rev llancy is gradu
ate Of Wayne University strdicd
al The University Of Michigan.
and has received The degree e.
Doctor Of Divinity from Birmins
ham Alabama Baptist College lie
is president Of the Wolverine
State Missionary Baptist State
Convention. member Of the
Board Of Directors Of the Glciss
Memorial Center. on the trustee
board Of the Baptist Training
school Of Detroit. member Of
the Board of Directors of the
Michigan Council of Churches
member Of the Board of Dircc.
tors Of the National Baptist Con
vcntion, Inc. and member Of
the Executive Committee and a
vicc-prcSidcnt Of the National
Baptist Convention.
The entire city of Detroit
should be proud of this cOngrc.
cation who has taken on such
courage to undertake such a prof.
eel and has. so far. successfully
carried through. The building
was purchased for Sl85. 10000. II
is truly beautiful place of wor-
ship. Sister churches of Detroit
are proud Of this move. As VIC
worshipcd with them on Sunday,
kilograms and calls Of congratu-
lations we're received from them,
some not of the baptist faith,
some included checks TO approve
their words of encouragement.
Churches participating in the
series of services arc lst Baptist,
Inkster, Michigan. and Rev +. w.
Walton. 18th Street Baptist and
Rev. +. w. Mathis, Trinity Bap.
tist and Rev X. II. Dixon dhcy
arc Of Pontiac) Chapel Hill and
Rev. Roy A. Allen. Peoples Bap'
fist and Rev. c. H. Nicks. greater
New Mt Moriah Baptist and Rev.
l.. w. Craig. first community
Baptist and Rev. Roosevelt 7.
Williams. Warren Avenue Dap
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05

affair enjoyable were Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Morton. Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Frazier. Mrs. Matte Mason
Deacon Sims. Mrs. Mae Sims.
Mrs. Betty Robinson. Mrs. Betty
Thrope, Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs. Rosa Mosley.
Active Mrs. Gladys Trawick re.
ports Rev 7. c. Spann's sermon
Sunday morning at worship serv-
ice in the Greater Mt. Zion Bap-
tlst Church was The New Com
mandment Of Love TO one An
other" found in the 18th chapter
OF ST. Jone and the Saith verse.
Their sick and prayer register
lists Bessie Walker, Sarah Walk.
er, Rev. r. Gordon. Emily Daw-
son, Mary Poellnitz, Trcssie
Heard, Mrs. Bolden.
Pleasant Grove Baptist Nurses
had barbecue at the church
Saturday. Fine cooks who pre-
pared the dinners were Mrs.
Catherine Bailey. Mrs. Candis
Clemens. Mrs. Sarah Gamlin,
Mrs. Margaret Brown, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. Matte Collins. Mrs.
Jessie Bolding, Mrs. Ida Durctt.
a new name for a social tea
is a BUNCH" The PC. home
Mission is having I Monday at
" noon. Rev. 3. n. Harris, pas.
tor OF the Pleasant Grove Bsp-
fist Church. will give a sermon
In First Baptist Church, south
west Detroit. Sunday after.
noon. July l3. The Youth Choir
will accompany Rev. Harris
no has been invited 10 help eel.
citrate Rev. N. Jsekson's an
niversary.
Thursday night Rev. d. II. Har.
ris will preach an anniversary
sermon at Peoples Baptist
Church. Rev. c. ii. Nicks is the
pastor.
The p G. Choir is giving a
This is Your Life" tea at the
Northern Branch YMCA, 1890
Woodward avenue, in honor of
one of their outstanding mem
bers.
Mr.. Horace Pope. husband OF
Mrs. Jessie Pope. chairman Of
W.c.T.U.. has been in the Hsr.
per Hospital for 4 weeks, but
ne came home. 1855 peavin-
Ore. Wednesday. He Is getting
along nicely now.
Mrs. Bessie Hughes, wife of
Rev. J. d. Hughes past of Con.
cord Baptist Church.. is in To-
ronto attending the World Youth
Council. She left Friday and will
return TO Detroit Wednesday.
Rev. Hughes sermon during the
II am. service at Concord Bap-
list Church Sunday was taken
from the 7th chapter Of Revcla.
tlon and the nth verse. The
theme was when we stand
suoeement What will the
Lord say about U.s." MIR. and Mrs
8 DETROIT TpTpIINIE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05
Northeast Detroit
Spotlight.

Many attractive ladies fashion
ed beautiful cotton dresses al
the block party given by the
King street Improvement and
Friendship Club al the home OF
Mrs. Efoll Bsines. 967 King ST..
Saturday evening. Some OF the
members who helped make the
affair enjoyable were Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Morton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Frazier. Mrs. Matte Mason.
Deacon Sims. Mrs. Mae Sims.
Mrs. Betty Robinson. Mrs. Betty
Thrope. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs. Rosa Mosley.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05

Michigan Boxing Judge An Si.
Brown attended revival , ram.
ing last week at the Cyrens , ss
pie and met an old friend l'V II
Columbus. Ohio. Rev. iios' .',ocl.
league who conducting the l na,sl
ing was the pastor OF the s sn| IN
that Judge Brown atlcn ,o new.
Kent. Ohio back In I'VE. hook
Hosea league has written . Mir
entitled "The Phenomena
rOr."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05

Mallory, of Corinithian baP pny
Church visited the services 'Slo
Hughes announces that a v O,o'
discussion is scheduled for ~ eso.
nesday evening at Concord p'F
fist Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JULY s. wv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05

The Sweet Home Baptist
Church were happy TO have the
Silver Leaf singers of South
Bend. Ond. join them Sunday,
June 20, 1858.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05

PICNIC
The Male Chorus of Sweet
Home BAPTIST Church will be
sponsoring a picnic the fourth of
July TO Edward Hines Park. Don
alton $l.00. Refreshments free.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05

First home run of the seasv V
was hit by Hickey Powell OIL '"'
Beetles managed by MIR. LO ,.SS
SO FAR THERE HAVE BEN
NO PROTEST GAMES :.
A rescheduling is going on y, y
make the games easier on pO Wv
players and managers, and '"' ~
will be a number of make ~, "
games due TO the recent ralnOO'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05

Bellies of 1858 ~ we hope this
affair will serve as a symbol IN
your life and other young ladies
in our community Of the impor-
lance of responsibility relevant
hcrencc of high moral principles.
to good citizenship and the adj
hcrcnce of high moral principles,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05

A AND NJ ALUMNI DANCE
Saturday night the \ and N
Alumni dance was held at Inc
Labor Temple. Among the INN
sterites social set ENJOYING lne
evening were COUNCILMAN anu
Mrs. Leon Carroll, VILLAGE Ran
ner and Mrs. Leon MlcklcS' NJ,
and Mrs. Felix Griffin Or anu
Mrs. Herbert Sydney Gardner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Parker
, 1958-01-16
N Q C E

Public Notice is hereby given of the following require
ments of Title "a, Chapter II, Section 281 of the Virgin Islands
Code providing compensation benefits for persons who are
engaged in organized public recreational activities under d-
rection of the Bureau of Recreation, Department of Education.
81 A duly certified statement must be fled with the Bu-
reau of Recreation, Department of Education The form is OBJ
tainable from Mr.. v. Wallace, Chief, Bureau of Recreation in
st. Thomas and Recreation Leaders in st. Croix or st. John.
~ Each and every person, to qualify for such compensa-
ton benefits, must submit a medical certificate along with the
statement. The medical examination may be performed by a
private physician or at the municipal hospital at the appli-
cant's own expense.
@ In order for premium rates to be estimated by the
Commissioner of Finance, the statement and medical certif-
cate should be submitted as promptly as possible.
az Officials of the various leagues are requested to co,
operate with the Bureau of Recreation in fulfilling the pur-
pose of this law. -.
Dated at Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this
9Th day of January, 1855,
Jane E. Tuitt
Acting Commissioner of Education
, 1958-01-16
tnR PRINTING
NOTICE

Will the Museum member
who included a $40. bill with
his or her ballot kindly notify
Director Cyril Marshall as to
his or,her identity, there being
no name on the ballot. Mu-
scum Telephone 245. Thank
you.
, 1958-01-16
"TF-E BARRETS OF
WIMPoLE STREET"

Toooifer Jones. John Gielgud,
Bill Travers, Virginia McKenna
The story of a beautiful woman,
rescued from her "Prison" Home
to know love for the first
timn by clipping as the only
escaoe.-That many splendored
Star" more romantic than ever! A
film you do not want to miss!
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-01-16
H. OLSEN

minating Committee announc-
ed the result of the mailed-in
votes as follows: Keith Mer-
rill "a votes; Mr.. Olsen "a;
Mrs. Gregory 81; Claude Mar
koe 81; Mrs. Bruce Millar 43;
Miss Ruth Jackson 10.
Mr.. Colby, the vice Presi-
dent then announced that the
Trustees had met in secret and
elected Mr.. Van Ripper as a
Fellow of the st. Croix Mu-
scum, a high honor not be-
slowed lightly, only one other
person so elected.
Mr.. Olsen, Historian of the
National Park Service, then
gave a talk entitled Recent
, 1958-01-16
UB5CRIB

Findings in the Steeple Build
ing" which proved to be ex-
tremely interesting. Mimeo-
graphed copies will be mailed
to members.
, 1958-01-16
MISS DANIELS

short stories and poems. Il
love to write" she exclaimed.
81 en- now writing a story that
I plan to send to a magazine
and hope it will be published.
She is a member Of the jour
nalism class and the Glee
Club, and wants to be an Eng
fish teacher.
The winning theme was en-
titled Escape from Tyrania
and dealt with Freedom of
Speech. The dialogue consists
Of an orator standing on a soap
box and telling the people that
cnce they all had freedom of
speech but after the war this
liberty was taken away. The
soldiers come and shoot him,
hut before dying, he tells his
son to 60 to America and tell
everyone what has happened
in Tyrania. The scene ends as
the son is running from the
soldiers. The narrator relates
his belief that the son of the
orator is now in Congress
speaking for freedom of
speech.
, 1958-01-16
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from rage q

oenalize members elected b. the people of the Virgin Is
lands to legislature and work towards more efficiency in
he administration of the Virgin Islands affairs by Virgin
Island executive branch of government and responsible Of
icials in the interior. Majority of legislators elected by
the people will continue to run for legislature and serve
n legislature per diem or no per diem.
WALTER i. M. CDG
President, Legislature of the v. I.
The House recessed 400 PM, until Wednesday,
April II. 1857.
AUBREY A. ANDUZE DDS) .
President.
JOHN d. r
Legislative Secretary :
ATe be continued
, 1958-01-16
5 a 7 D r . A

a I "A
at SOC pm.
$3.50 pm Regular Admission
st Feature:
U. Artist: WILD PARTY"
~ EFATTTRE
GUN DUEL IN
'rd FFAT1TRE.
SERIAL, Chapter 7-8
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-01-16
GOVERNOR

in the Virgin Islands, and |
d.i9hted that I could
] I'D ger,a small part in
nelrr vc~eibln the opportu-
entity for Virgin Islanders to
oheor,e and enjoy this most
significant Christian day and
the climax Of the Christmas
Season"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
WSU 10 Confer With
Honorary DocIoraies

Honorary dOct0ral de-
grees will be conferred on
two men and a woman at
Wayne State US commence
ment exercises at $3.50 pm.
Thursday, June IL, in the
State Fair Coliseum.
To be honored are: DR..
Elizabeth c. Crosby, profess
sor of anatomy at the Uni.
versity of Michigan; James
II Foote, chief engineer and
president of Commonwealth
Associates, Inc; and John
Challis, one of the worlds
great authorities on old mu.
steal instruments and old
music.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
Abe Lincoln Nieknamed
Us Miehiuanders

ANN ARBOR-- Abraham
Lincoln was the first person
% use the word Michigan
uer that slightly iTonical
.,s we. are all SO IA
!, mlllar with now, says Albert
T. n M,.arckwardt, professor of
inang'iSh at the University of
Mich :san,
lie explains that officially
we we are all "Alichiganites. ="
"a aaa'' Tor some strange rea.
Su"' is the terra approved
" Y the U. S. Government
nv n,I1nuing Office Style Man.
~ ua' IN Its revision Of Janua.
No. Lincoln employed the
o INV frequently used term,
n '",van 81 in a speech
i = we House of Represen-
v nases In l848, an election
W.T. WIZ OF course. General Le-
=, a" ~, lass was being doomed
NJ the leldino na,.~o..x;n
t ~ s.lo for the presiden.
10 To- ana an. Lincoln wcs trying
Hnh,RPr PRICK the nomination
o ON C In a vitriolic attack
Va, O as conduct in the
, %sa OF 1912, Lincoln con.
''eu his speech in this
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

Two Of them, Thomas Hill, Is.
Of 2067 Meade, and Clarence
Sailor. 10. of 2li6 Meade, were
given 80 days sentences. William
Chisolm, 10, of l3140 Arlington,
was put on two years probation
with the first thirty days in the
House OF Correction.
Richard Christian. a teacher
at Washington Trade School. 1900
Dequindre. was stoned when he
ordered the three youths to
leave the playground where they
had broken up student baseball
game.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
h Finland For Track Meet

James Bibb of 1929 9th
81, EcorSe, and John Tel
ford Of l0776 Haver Hill,
are going to Finland to par
llclpate in a series of track
meets this summer. They
sre leaving Detroit June IL,
70 return on Sept. /.
Mr.. Bibb is . physical Ed.
vs'flon teacher ~ Brietmsy.
q School and Mr.. Tslferd
IS IS, an English Major 81
wayne State University.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

somewhat facetious vein:
But, in my hurry, | was
very near closing on the
subject of military tails be-
fore | was done with it..
There is one entire article
OF the sort | have not dis
cussed yet; | mean the mill
tary tail you Democrats are
now engaged in dovetailing
on to the great Michigan
der"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

Acting as hostesses and
CONSERVATIVES of the De-
lrcit Association OF Wom-
ems Clubs were Mrs. Ida
Perry. Mrs. Mamie l.. Sims,
lS6S Parker; and Mrs. Haz-
ii Smith, 1881 Wykes.
With the theme D. de
signing Women" the pro-
cram featured special greet
ings from Ramon S. Scruggs
vice president of United
Community Services Board
Of Directors and Customer
Relations Director of Mich
igan Bell Telephone Com
psny. Don Large and the
Honeybees rendered musi'-
cal salutes and a specially
written slide narrative IL
lustrated the important role
Of women in community
endeayors. Mrs. Mae Derd0-
rian Is director of the pub
LEFTY department..
Attending the dessert
luncheon were past and
present officers of all PTA
groups, mothers clubs. COL
kse and sorority groups,
garden clubs, church group
veterans organizations and
BUSINESS and professional
WOmen'S clubs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
JAMES POLLARD
SUPERIOR COMPOSER

The Music Settlement School
announces that James Pollard has
received a rating of Superior"
ia the Composer Contest of the
National Guild OF Piano Teachers.
His composition. . Sonata for
piano. was judged by jones Refs.
trep. 81 Washington. D. G.. .
member 81 The examining board.
81 which Winifred Buck. Of New
York, Is Chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

by. Lucky. the other puppy lay
Gcad.'
Kidd declared. Il didn't mean
to kin the dog. The dog crawlcd
ON my chest while ! was taking
q nap ia The park and b, came
frightened and ht him with
ball"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
Police BIOffer

Willie Golfer. 81. Of Gil Rose.
dale. collapsed and died last
week at Twelfth and West For.
est. Police said Golfer and q
friend had been junking In the
neighborhood prior to his death.
J. ID. Anderson, %. Of 70O4 r
Vernon, was rushed TO Receiving
Hospital from a bar at SO Graf
lot, last week suffering from a
stab wound OF the left chest.
Police said Anderson was c,,t
by q friend, Leonard Jones. IS.
OF 1888 Rayn0r. during an alter.
cation In the bar. Jones Is held
for investigation of assault and
battery.
Phillip Martin, II. OF $50 At.
kinson. was sentenced TO I to S
years in Jackson Prison last
week after he pleaded guilty to
attempted larceny.
Martin was arrested March 30
on the complaint of a 14-year.old
newsboy, who told police ,',qt
Martin and two other youths
forced him TO change O $50 bill
and turn So over TO them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

AVN 10 TT,,sedo. was rescued
q s' 4, bI ur aDartm sa,l. last sa
i Is's a II he was overcome 0'
pssts' 90. rushed to Highland
H css ", Hospital where he
P'fi ..'ss sd for third degree
s ", Of hands chest '"0'''e'
nS Z, l I,s'' said they found Cole
f''s ,.;as unconscious near the
n'a g 1"o,. Cause Il the fire was
irs' WV. s Damage was estimated
d 5000.
,,.w,,d Small. 10, Of 1887
l ns. was arrested last
ws s and held for investigation
s !. sa..,a"ious assault on the com
y i.i 's'' n q l3.year-oId boy. who
'''' ssyercly beaten by Small
s,ring an alteration
,.,ss Elton. IS. of 24G3 Glen.
-. s.' Gas arrested last week and
a ssaresd with unlawfully driving
,s,y an automobile.
pa psice said the youth admitted
..,Iins the car from q parking
~ a Westminster and Geeley.
The \, officers said Elton said .. ne
s y" the car because he wanted
a visit friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

A sprIahliAs q 1kempsse -
less grsss srspss 80 teheicp
fresh siavsr. eslee eet tsstWq -
tsrsst 70 shIsksa. ,hrtna - ~
fish seIod.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

Jesse James Feagin. 81, Of iii
Seminole. a prilclghtcr. was
fined $50 in traffic court last
week by Traffic Jud C John d.
waits Feagin owed for six NOV
in trafs.c violations Fcag.n cx-
planned 10 the court th.t ne bad
only $50.
We'll Jesse" explained .Iud e
Y atis. want yod TO enter the
ring with an easy mind Well
make II S56 or tVo days IN Jail.
That meant Fcasin would hC
out of jail IN plenty CT time for
his fi4ht in Saeinaw.
Harvest Plant D.. of 525i
Stanton. was arrest d last week
and charged with assault and
hati 'ry on the complaint Of Ella
Mae Mae Stanfield, 81, Ct 5207
StaitOn.
Mrs. SlaniIcld said she had an
argument with her cstranged
husband, Melvin. who was accom-
panied by Plant, who got into
the alteration.
Police said Plant struck Mrs
Stanficld in the right eye with
his fists and fled from the scene
Mrs Stanfield said Plant had
threatened her on several Occa.
SONS She said he tried 10 date
her and he was angry because
she refused.
| Richard Trivcttc. 20, Of 3ill
Fourth. was arrested last week
ard charged with possession Of
4 dangerous weapon on the com
plant Of his cstran.cd wife, Lois,
Is 1920 Scranton Road.
Mrs. Trivcttc said her husband
/ followed her 10 the nome CT q
relative and threatened her with
IL gauge shot gun
She nuotcd him saying. IF
you 90 through with the divorce
you wont live TO talk about il
Police conliscatcd the gun be-
fore Trivcttc had a chance to
use il. He told the officers. Il
didn't know the gun was loaded "
! Ruby Jones. So. Of ci96 !!ccla.
died last week in Receiving Hos
pital, three days after she walked
into the hospital, She was the
mother of three minor children
John Earl. 40. of sol F.. Eliza.
beth, was sentenced to one year
in the House of Correction last
week after he pleaded guilty 10
careless use Of fire arms
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

The NEXT tims yes serve wsi4ess
sailed. use . bsss 81 srisp. ts.1ne,
young spiaeeh isovss- ~ Srses
color and xssty teaq ~ ~ $4,000
lends delightful ssrprIss slsessus -
thIs old fsvorits ssled.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

James Draziel. 81. of 22l7 Gar.
land, was sentenced TO 90 days
in jail Tuesday by Recorders