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ARLINGTON

LoRcoM ARMS APIS. 2Osi.2Os7
oi.S.0 0f ae AZ hitT ns we ns S:d ana
apis, with large dining room.
500 So incl. ali utils, See Mrs.
Howard. Ant, 1903, 2033 N Wood
row st., IA, e-l5an or call SHAN
NON A LUCHS CO. Ma, s-99l5
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4S UNDERWOOD ST. NV.

semidetaehed brick home with lly-
rooms and bath; kitchen equipped
with garbaee disposal. gas range
and Westinghouse refgr.; finished
rec. room. parking side Of house;
available immed 81 $40. Call
SHANNON A LucfiS CO.. Ma
S-2345.
COLORED-RENT AND BUY, ib45
X st. s.e.-Mod. brick, 5 rms,
newly redec,; full bsmt.; Gas heat;
500 mo. TU, 2-7S50; UN, 4-7O05.
COLORED-a37 EMERSON ST.
N.W.-Liv. rm.. din. I'm. kit.
screened porehes: 5 bedrms. and
bath. Larxe dry basement. For
further information, call NJ. PAUL
HANNAH, 732 18th street NV
NE. s-41O0.
COLORED-lsI1 KILB0RNE PL,
N.W.-Liv. rm., din. rm., kit
pantry; 3 bedrms. and bath
LARGE dry basement and detached
garage. For further information,
call NJ PAUL HANNAH. 532 18th
street nv, NE. S-4l0O.
COLORED = 3-BEDRM. brick,
ami. SIS mo. Get key az 80
Capitol and list, X and " OF
phone MA S-9257.
COLORED-6IO. MORTON ST. NV.
Newly dec. S rms, Kit. q bath.
gas heat: ADULTS REPS. REG
S67. so. EDMUND NJ. O'SULLIVAN
MA. S-7S4S, 1901 Eye So. NV.
COIORED ~ X ST. NE. -1O
rms, baths, gas heat; only
$3.50 mo. Mr.. NEWMAN, Ma
COLORED = 2-FAMILY HOUSE,
KenilWorth-Red. rent. 500 mo.
sep. entr.; adults. UN. 4-90s6.
COLORED-N, W. SECTION, Just
OF l4th St. Sl0O. LU, l-4793.
COLORED-FURN. OR UNFURN.,
in quiet neighborhood: Q rms. lee.
fenced yard LU. 4-0Sl1.
COLORED-73s I2ls PL. SIS
ms, gas and cleo, $50 mo. Cal
RA. 6-6639.
CoLORED-CHoICE RENTALS
AIS QUE ST. NW.-Vacant, semi
Diet. brk: q rms. and bath plus
private bsmt. apt. New gas hit
500 18th sE.-vaeant. modern
brick; 8 rms. and bath. new gas
hit: 500 mo.
1873 3 ST. SE.-Vacant, brick;
rms. and bath, front eutr. to full
bsmt. and rec. rm., oil hit: Sl1O
CALL RALPH D. COIN. tn. $4,000
COLORED
TOP BRIGHTWOOD NV. LOG.
PUT YOUR RENT SIS TO WORK
Handsome 6-rm. Colonial brick
3 porches, full bSmt, garage.
tn. 2-1O90 LA. 6-0462 LA. 6-0lSs
cOLoRED-6th and @ SITS NV.
> rooms and bath; $3.50
WALTER A. BROWN
101s Vermont Ave. MA. S-l652
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

hUuSES fUh SALE-N,W.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK bed
all on one floor. Si6.O00. To see,
phone Pc. 3-5229. KAY q co.
BARNABY WOODS. Chevy Chase,
D. C Colonial brick: 3 bedrms. 81,
baths, living rm., dining rm.,
kitchen, den, powder rm. reerea-
ton rm" washer, drier, GARAGE,
shrubbery. VIII sacrifice. RIA. J.
SS1j.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.--Det. home
center hall. z rooms, = baths
convenient to stores, schools and
transp. excellent terms and low
taxes: Sl6.a50 EN-. 3-332l. 20
CHEVY CHAsE-42ll Military I'd
- bedrms. . baths, lovely
Sun, Id Broker. EN-. s-20f0,
town house on NormSnstone give
in Mass, Ave. Park. . bedrms: /,
ga baths. privacy and quiet
Trade-ln your present home Call
Mr. Clark, RIA. 3-g0l1. A. s.
GARDINER a. CO, MA. s-0334
GEORGETOWN - De luxe apt
house. best location. $4,000 in
come AZ return. Sacrifice
OWNER. Pc. 3-lf76. a6'
GEORGETOWN, east OF wis. Just
completed. semidet brick: charm
ing patio and garden; central air
} cond . bedrms., / y baths under
$4,000 MRS HOWELL. DE. .
1Il7, H.-A. GILL A. SON. DE.
SHEPHERD .PK.-By owner. Cony.
1921 0eranium 81. NV, Lovely
Colonial-type home, with extra
90 II. bldg lot: . Ice. rms. 2lz
baths, garage IN bsmt newly
decor. S24,s5O. ia. 9-5S04.
SPRING VALLEY bedrm., 3Is-
bath Colonial, In q beautiful set
ting; only yrs. old vacant. for
quick possession. priced in upper
50s, Call OF. 6-2442. FRANK 8
PHILLIPS INC. D1. 7-14l1
UTAH AvE.-Brand- new. this home
has A living room with fireplace.
fanily-size dining rn.. large mod
kitchen. oven set In brick partition
70 family room that has built-in
barbecue facilities: there Is a
study and powder room. the End
floor has master bedroom with
bath, plus = tWin-sige bedrooms
end bath. the basement has a
charming gameroon, bedroom and
bath. plus an attached earake
priced In the low ins shown b.
appointment only. sCall Mr. Key
OIL. s-o3ha, THOMAS J. FISHER
q CO.. INC.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN professional girls
want 3rd girl TO share house
pvt room; garden. FE. 7-594l.
49g2 ALBEMARLE ST. N.w.-wid-
ow will share home with middle
AGED, employed woman, non smok-
er: pvt. bath, auto, washer, drier,
Tv, piano; air-eond.; $50. EN-.
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Belvoir-Occoquan
Ramblers-Split-Levels
Sii0 10 si3O Pa NoNTH
Turner Co, Gypsy 4-1822
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

CHURCH, Brentwood area, Ice.
Diet. frame. seats 100 and lge. apt.
above. Priced for quick sale, Sill
$50. VIII also rent. RIA. 6-SSl1.
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WANTED

Several houses in the $3.50 TO
$3.50 rental bracket. In N. Arl. and
Falls Church. Can assure LIST
quality tenants and eficient man
agement. Call or write. J. H.
1852 N. WASH. BLVD.
ARLINGTON, VA.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

WANTED-Two bedroom house or
apartment. furnished. GEORGETOWN
section. Professor studying at the
University, beginning September
LIST. children. Box 10g-T, star
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY. l child.
excel refs. needs 5-to-4-bedrm f.
2-bath, fully equip house. in or
mr. Falls Church. IA. 7-7011.
COUPLE desires 3-bedrm. home with
bsmt.,. in Oakview area, mr.. st
Camillus; reas rent, option to
buy. ia a-1453.
If YOU ARE GOING out Of town
from Aug. IS to Oct. Is, let us
take care Of your furnished house
or apt. for reasonable rental. We
are , adults. . children with
good refs. and respect for your
property. Prefer NV. Wash. and
Md Oh. 4-2i4a
SILVER SPRING WHEATON : ga
bedrm. house; 81 10 to Sl25; long
lease 10 AKRON
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARL., M bedrms, 2 baths, auto.
washer: near Lorcom lane and
Military I'd; $500 mo. IA. S-l331.
ARL., va, 3il7 s. Fox: mr.. air
port and Pentagon-3-bedrm..
compl. furn., mod. home, Bar.
Prefer bachelors. mo bsmt) $3.50,
incl. utils. OF. 4-S4f2.'
ARLBrek 0 cOlSgR1 r Ssdr m,
porch attached gar; full bsmt;
block transp., COW. shops and
schools: $3.50 mo. IA. 7-43SS.
CHEVY CHAsE-AvAIL. MINED
Lovely furn home; mr.. shops and
transp OWNER will rent rea-
sonably, 10 4 mos, 10 respon-
sible couple. OIL. 6-5049.
CLEVELAND PARK-Delightful l.
yr,-old, 3-bedrm. brick house. eS-
duisitely furn.. . powder rooms
with large library, beaut. land
s SEQ by' iidfR; DE. s-Ss sSs
CLEVELAND PARK = Beautifully
furn. 5-bedroom, 3-bath home:
air conditioned; liv. rm., din. rm.
and den, paneled basement with
bar and maid'grm.; new gas heat:
, refrigeratorS; excel condition.
Located at 1901 Reno I'd. NV
mr.. John Eaton. Alice Deal and
parochial schools; rental, fully
furnished $3.50 per month to re-
cupancy. Re. 3-4s2s, Elk. 3-5s26.
CLEVELAND PARK-Beautiful brick
home: suitable for diplomat. EN-
s-S92e. AP. 7-1172. WO. 6-3733.
GLOVER PARK-6-room furnished
house, . screened porches, gas
heat. Convenient to Western
High and GEORGETOWN University.
On bus lines, near shopping CEN
ter. Re. 7-34S9.
MONROE ST, 1858 bedrms., 81
furn $3.50. No basement. DU.
7-g265.
ROCK CREEK HILLS--A beautifully
furn,, compl air-cond. rambler,
avail. Aus / bedrms., ga baths,
Spac. liv. porch overlooks lovely
garden; above-ground rec rm.
with irepl, bar and Law; built
in earaPe. $500. c. ALLEN
sHERwIN, INC, EN-. 3-445O, FE.
WALNUT ST. NE, 3IO3-De-
tached 2-bedrm.. Nv. kit, bath;
available Aug. TO- 500 mo. La.
9-ll27.
WESTMORELAND HILLS = Lovely
4-bedrm., 2-bath home. den and
"a bath, LIST A.; lge. screen porch,
fully equip. kit; lac. rec. rm. with
firepi., laundry rm. with washer
and drier, built-in garage. Avail.
Sept. L.; $500, C. ALLEN SHEER
WIN, INC, EN-. 3-4i50, OIL.
3-l679.
WHITTIER ST, IO5 N.W.-Charm-
ing home. adults; 4 bedrms., .
baths, liv. rm., din. rm. and
dinette; sleeping and sun pch.;
gar; close to transp Call after 4.
and weekends. RIA. 6-59SS.
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toLoRED-lesl iith 81. Nv


1917 coRcoRHN III NV
:. rms 40 And bath ledee. s57.s0
fhhl kit and bath, redec So so
70 DEGREES ST NV
Lovelg I and D bedfm, apts,
neNls renlod from 50 so
2iI II 81, NV - rma, hit.
ana bath, Fedec 81 so
f3s oAkpALk PL. N.w.-a2
rms, kit. and bath redec. SOL
lll6 an ST. NW-3 rms,
at, and bnth. redec. $500
Iii snd BAH, Isdss. @ 5000
Iiis and BAN. rsssc. .". $500
afOa ifth ST, NV Lee.
li33 18th ST. Ma rms,
kit and bath; redec 90 5000
HARRISON AND ADAMS
esq n OF. NV. Ma. s-630e
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co.OP APTs. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

BEDRM. apr. wanted, vic, wash
Lee II. 4, BY AUG 81 mother, son;
not ov $50, utii. I'd. Boz 2-s, STAR.
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Ew RANcH.TYPE e.RFnRMs.

dows 10 r., slid glass doors .
blks, Northwood schl. 10, 5-O3s4
RAMBLER 3 bedrms., bsmt..
fenced yard; S1@5 per mo. Call
CT B-3333 or IA o-urO5
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ALEX. - 6-rm., 3-bedrm. rambler;
SEQ; u acre: OF Shirley hwy.
right Seminary I'd. to 5545 Fill
more ave; l2 min. Pentagon.: mr..
SchoolS Omen
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Major oil company has an at
tractive, modern station. well To-
Gated on busy thornughfare in
Alexandria, in the heart OF q
rental terms desiened 70 help you
get started. Salaried training
Financial aid aVailsble n needed
Tor the right man. Cell KE.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-H.W.
lcoNIlNuDl

EMnAsslEs. ArrENrIoNi = rhisl
built Tor an emhaaay, Nov on
market ballroom, entrance foger,
&c, NhstLt low q, cA sl; !. Real
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LUCRATIVE sMALI nUsINHss fol

fishi person wsshinsioss 100
upttun restaurant neu eauln,
lqcated IN buag itth and u AREA,
Aa crossed 100000 annuallY 10
iood sales alone. Nov with ACC
license and newly deyeinped md.
n cocktail lounge. owners must
sell Terms Mr.. WAYNE II.
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AVAILABLE AUG. PICTURESQUE
Cape Cod. close to Lee hwy, on
enclosed lot with many trees; 3
bedrooms. y baths. full base
ment, Sl25. Call JE. 2-269O 10
see our selection OF fine rental
homes. JOSEPH W. SEAY COM
PANY. liz West Broad street,
Pals Church. virginia
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WHEATON, bedrms.. . baths,
full bsmt., sep. din. rm., Ice. lot.
vacant redec; ready TO move in
Slln mo rent. LO h-n121
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ARL.--2 bedrms., semidet.. washer:
mr.. Pentagon: $50. KE. S-4997.
ARL., MISSIONER. o to 10 mos.
beg. Aug. Is, SO. 2-bedrm.
brick Colonial, ] blk. to shop. CEN
ter, bus. elem. and high schools;
compl. air cond.. storm windows
and G-E kit; Sl1O. IKE. 6-at36.
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EMBASSY AREA - New Colonial
town house on Normanstone drive
in Mass. Ave. Park. 3 bedrms,,
"a baths. privacy and quiet
Mr.. CLARK, Rh. 3-pOif. A. s.
GARDINER a Co. MA s-naa1
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September 10

e-For Love Or Money. Quiz.
Bill Nlmnno. host.
1880
4-Treasure Hunt. Quiz.
Hopper. Comedy.
9-PIoy Your Hunch. Quiz.
MerV Griffin. host.
1900
4-The Price Is Right. Contest.
Bill Cullen, host.
7-RompeF Room. Kids.
I Hour. Featuring Miss SolIy.
9-Arthur Godfrey. Variety.
FerIin Husky subs.
11:30
4-ConeentFotion. Come.
Hugh Downs. host.
5-LibeFoee. Music.
Stop Doll0r. Quiz.
Woren Hull, m. c.
Hiss
Living Faith. Religion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

the initial service on Tuesday
night with the welcome program
A 50-yoice choir from host church
furnished music Addresses by
Dean Nathaniel Clay and Presi-
dent J. d. Montgomery we're on
Thursday and Friday night re.
spcctively.
other officers Of the Congress
are Rev. a. Williams. vice presl.
dent Mr.. John T Mason, assist
ami dean, Mr. Willie Price. direc-
tor Of youth Mr.. Whitner, treas
ulrr Mrs. Emma Miller, finan-
cial secretary. Robbie Crump, re-
cording secretary, Rev f ~ Cox,
moderator
Instructors for the Congress
we're Mrs. Marion Staple. Mrs.
Sarah Haygood, Mr.. Nathaniel
Clay and Rcvs. w. r. Matthews
and f.. A. Rundless
Next session will be held at
the Greater Mt. Carmel Baptist
3734 Russell
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
HERE and THERE =

served In District and National
positions and is currently chair.
man OF Youth Christian Activities
Of the Warren Avenue Mission.
airy Baptist Church. Miss Keyes
Is just one Of the thousands of
persons whom Mrs. BarthwcIl has
helped spiritually and morally.
Although slightly aged, our
Citizen Is still putting forth every
effort to help gain young people
to Christ. As we interviewed her
In the neatly furnished brick fam.
lily home on Woodland .avenu>.
VIC could see a constant flow of
love. humility ond interest In her
home, family and church. as II
one could feel Il with his hand.
When asked about the DRUG
stores tesrthweii). she said,
"oh. Isfs not mention Them"
But W. shall. knowing shss the
pfsn for sny successful bvsi.
ness In ths immediate Perth.
we'll family certainly came from
shs idsss end cooperation Of
thst Christian neither.
There are nine Barthwell Drug
Stores In the Detroit area. Two
Of these are In southwest Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barthwell husband,
Jack. Is confined to the hospitaD
are the parents of three daugh.
tcrs and four sons. Daughters Ed
ma Watson, a saleslady at Sak's
Department Store, Matte Massey
Is employed with the Employ
ment Security Commission of
Michigan, and Bertha Blackman
Is a housewife. Sons. Jack Jr.,
and Sidney. are both pharm.
acists, John and Leonard live in
California. There are thirteen
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

Mrs. Savonne Willin2ham, went
to Buffalo, New York, for the
Memorial holiday. Mrs Robinson
left the little ones there and
went on to Philadelphia TO see
her brother, James +. Locke, who
is confined to the hospital there
Mrs. Willingham Travelled on to
New York City to visit her lather
Those scheduled to leave for
the National Baptist Congress 10
open in Omaha. Nebraska. next
Monday are MeSdames Della Lee.
MarSetta Wells, Doris Lemon. Flo
rine Lucas. Myrtle Kins!ey and
Rev Matthew Rutland, all of st.
Mark Baptist. Mrs Annie Her
ron of New L.ght. and Mrs. Bcr-
tina Hadley of Thompson ave.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
PROSPECT DISTRICT
CONGRESS

The Tenth Annual Session Of
the Prospect District Sunday
School and d. T u. Congress
was held June SO at the New
Liberty Baptist Church. Fisher
at Cant cid
One CT The most impressive
periods held during the week
was the Quiet Hour. conducted
ty State Director &. a. RUnd.
less and host pastor. The Quiet
Hours were held from 8 10 2
each morning. a requirement
Of twelve hours Of all receiving
cards al the close OF the ses-
sion. More than twenty received
these cards.
The New Liberty Church gave
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
SOCIETY D0INcs-
Continuing From Page ~

OF, May. both.
The Detroit Council was pleased
to hear that Mrs. Mamie Aikens.
one Of the delegates, was elected
financial secretary oil Region D.
The other delegates who attended
were Mrs. Willie L. Jackson,
president of the Detroit Council
Mrs. Ethel Williams and Mrs.
Miriel Andrews.
II was announced at this meet
ing that Mrs. Rosa Cragg, first
vice.president of the National
Council Of Negro Women, was
honored honored by the Current
Topic Study Club as Woman oil
the Year" at their annual Flower
Dav observance.
Mrs. Jackson. the president.
and Mrs Katherine Ealy. chair
nan of the Mary Mcleod Beth
une Commcmoration program.
ave complimentary remarks on
this lovely affair.
Mrs. Haney and Mrs. Eloise
Kennedy volunteered to assist
the committee In charge OF the
coffee hour for Lambda Kappa
Mu. Mrs. Eddye Mae Griffin Is
chairman OF the committee. MRS.
BrezreI Turner reported on the
progress of her committee TO
olan the entertainment OF the
National Association Of Women's
Clubs.
Mrs. B. N. Johnson welcomed
the new members present at this
meetlng. Also present was Mrs.
Coleman of the NAACP. Mrs.
Bledsoe installed the new OIL
GERS.
The resipnins officers present
were Mrs. Evelyn Briggs, former
eecordinz secretary, and MIS-
Katherine Ealy. former CORE.
soonding secretary, who received
tokens Of appreciation for their
service. =,
The next meeting will be on
saturday, June n, at the MOTH
ern Recreation Center at = pm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
ORDINATION SERVICE

VNOsNATiOh SERVICE
There were seven dcacons ar
dained at the st. Mark Missionary
Baptist Church on Sunday. June
9Th. II was held in conjunction
With the Cornerstone Laying sery.
zee. Rev. j. NJ. Baker of 81 Louis
MO-, was guest speaker
Those ordained were Scott
Baldwin. James Smith, Andrew
Matthews Brown. Ernest vii.
son. John Saxon. e. c. crvmb
and Joseph Daniel.
More than . dozen ministers
attended the ordination serv.
ices.
The series Of services lasted
throughout the day. during which
time the Young Adult Choir pre-.
sentcd the pastor. Rev. Charles
Williams. with a huge portrait
Of himself. Mrs. Lcona Brown
made the presentation.
Word comes from f. ST. Louis.
H.. that Mr.. J. 3. Harris, 1857
cues superintendent in the De.
frch Tribuns's Superintendent
contest. is seriously i'll in ST.
Mary's Hospital, St. Louis. Mo.
He is a vice president of the
National Convention of Gospel
Choirs and choruses and attend
ed the board meeting here a few
weeks ago.
Also DR.. John Eubanks Of that
city and nationally known NAACP
supporter. Is again confined to
the hospital, CDR. Eubanks is a
brother of Mrs. d. b. Gibbons
wife of DR.. Gibbons of this city,
The New Era District Associa
ton was held last week at the
Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church on
East Forest. Rev. f. d. Cook. pas
tor OF the New Progressive Bap
tist Church of Benton Harbor
Mich, was guest speaker. A most
successful session was held Mrs
J II. White is president of tho
Women's Department. Rev C. II
Williams, moderator
q q q
The Green Grove Missionary
Baptist Church, 1924 Dequindre
climaxcd it's fifteenth anniver
sary on Sunday, June 8. with the
Rev. +. Baptiste and congrcga
ton of the denominations
Church of Christ as guests. II
was reported to have been the
most successful of all anniver
saries in the history of the
church.
A record breaking crowd
came throughout the services 70
encourage this group in IN !
efforts. Chairman Of the Board
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
WIFE seAreR HELD

Everette Jones, 20, of COLT St.
Paul, was arrested last week and
charged with assault and battery
on the complaint of his common
law wife, Mrs. Beatrice Green.
wood, 80, of the address.
Mrs. Greenwood said her hus.
band called her from bar at
kercheval and Bellvue. and de-
manded fifty dollars which he
had given her earlier.
Police said Jones beat Mrs
Greenwood about the face and
body with his fists, and knocked
her down.
James Turner. 80. of 5757
Parker, was arrested last week
and charged with larceny.
Police said Turner walked into
a store at l5400 Grand River. and
>iole 80 women's slips valued at
S72.
Turner is in custody Of Dear.
horn police for larceny from
store in the city of Dearborn,
where he stole S37 worth OF
sweaters from department
store.
John w. Harris. 38. Of 565 f.
Montcalm, walked into q down
town store and walked out with
six women's slips concealed un-
der his coat. The slips were val
ued at Sl.97 each.
Harris attempted to make sew
eral street sales. as he was fol-
lowed down Gratiot Avenue by
store detective George Quinn.
Quinn stopped Harris in Gin
ton Park and questioned him
shout the slips. Without warning
Harris snatched Quinn's black.
lack from his hand and struck
the store detective over the head.
Two policemen who saw the
alteration came to Quinn's res.
cue and placed Harris under ar
rest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

Of osseons Il Mr.. Brown Banks.
Mr.. A. J. Smith Is the church
director. Mr.. L. johnson, church
e'er... end MRS. Roberta 6ene.
field. president of the Pastor
Aaid and organizer Of the Pas.
ttrefte Chorus. Rev. Charlie
Johnson Is ~,s'-r
. z
Rev. and Mrs. J. ID. Montgom-
cry the is pastor Of the Greater
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, along
with their small son. journeycd
TO Chicago last weekend. Rev.
Montgomery was guest speaker
1t the Mt. Eagle Missionary Bap-
list Church there. Rev. C. J.
Rogers, pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14

~ kobpss
i ss.',ss people :, are energetic s,sstie
'Yesns real in their efforts: !:
a'p ssss you ss gain the eo mid
,nd 0n ns youth, you have done
trs = sav,rd the goal of keeping
rs sl , y work. These are the
ts'n en-. !, n our Citizen Of Interest
,fe ,sd !, Our Citizen has spent
Is :, '0 s,s, forty years working
~ ,,s U's' for the cause Of Youth Youth
| rss'r'i ' She is Mrs sara"
B,nnss Gas horn in cordell. Ca
-. loved 10 Detroit some 10
''d sSo and since that time
ys., =, 81 been as busy asa besv-
y ,. ~ here and there over the
. n, State Of Michigan and
.ss United nj, States in the interest
n youth. ..,,.. .s The
|v'%s pepsrtmsns Of the esp..
~ Missionary end Edvesflsms'
|s,..,,.rti.n Of Michigan, end Yer
N. ,i,s, twe years worked with
I. n - ,ssistsnk She Is sermss
~ $3.50, \. 81 Youth In shs Miehi.
y. District end . former -.
';'',at Of Youth In fhs ws'vsf:
!. STATE Convention. IN hsr
.s.,.h. New Bethel Baptist. she
= s." .,ssd Is . beacon Iishf guild
!. = 4, youth Of that church
!. 4. District, State end Nation
| 4 csuvsnfiens -
W. once heard Miss Thelma
,.,,,. first president Of the Bap-
| a missionary and Educational
|rrvsntion Youth Department.
!, that whatever, ! am. Mrs.
sthwell helped make me that.
\ u, we'll taken with Miss Key
: for since that time she has
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
COMMUNITY EDUCATIONAL
PROGRAM

Because we are livinp in a
social transition that is affecting
the Status-Quo in many ways,
job opportunities for Negroes are
opening up that have been closed
to them. But the Negro. and es-
pecially the youth, must be aware
OF these doors that are opening
for them and take steps to make
the necessary preparation for
such opportunities that may pre-
sent themselves.
Therefore. the pastor of the
Warren Avenue Missionary Bap-
list Church in cooperation with
the Executive Council OF the
church. have planned a Com
munity Educational program for
Sunday, June %, at 800 pm.
Speakers to appear are Miss Dor
olhy Knight, secretary of the
FEPC. Her subject: Job Oppor-
tunities and Preparation for Ne
groes.'
Mr.. Harvey c. Jackson, coun-
selor at Highland Park High
School, will speak on the subject
The Relation Between Teacher
and Student" The public is cor.
daily invited to attend this pro.
gram. We urge you TO attend.
Too long have we complained
about the church tagging in IFS
efforts toward the community.
Now is is our duty 10 cooperate
with those pastors who see iii
TO broaden the scope Of Chris
tisn Education.
A similar program to this will
be held at the same church on
July 9th al which time Congress.
man Charles c. Diggs. Governor
Philip A. Hart, Russell S. Brown
candidate for u. S. Congress
State Representative James Brad
ley and Samuel c. Gibbons, real
estate man, will appear on pro
gram. Rev w. r. Matthews, pas
tor. The church is located al
l042 f Warren.
n
Mrs. Dorothy Robinson and
children, Martin Luther, Jr, and
Geraldine, of Baldwin, along with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-14
SCHOLARSHIPS TO pa.

TALLAHASSEE - Misses Mar
lcnc Gray and lIenriette Ed
monds have been granted as
steamships to do graduate work
in speech at Pennsylvania State
University during the academic
year of 1889
According to Robert 7 Oliver,
head of the Pennsylvania States
speech department. in a letter
to S. Randolph Edmonds of Flo
rida A and NJ, the stipends