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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21

Final arrangements for the pic
mic on the 9th of August is oi
the agenda.
The Quovadis Tea and Fashion
Revue was beautiful affair
given Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Juanita Brown OF
l945 Oakman Boulevard.
The Revue was shown in the
flower garden of chcmiSe. ira
pcze and balloon dresses designed
hy Marie Harris. Bill Howard
showed many Of his extreme
styled hats Many people were
present
installation services at the
O.
Church Of Our Father for the
Christian Culture Guild was held
SUNDAY evening and well attend
cd The Sorosis Guild OF Taber'
nacle Church was hOnorcd guest
A lovely rcpast was served III
the social room.
The graduation ceremony o.
Tabernacle Baptist nursery sehoo
was held at the Church SUNDAY
afternoon. II marks the fiith OF
the June graduations and INT
ninth of their total graduations
Guest speaker was Joseph Nh
Ter Of Atkinson School. Mrs: an
ma Lewis Is the director with a
9 member faculty,
Rev. j, Jan Mcneil was pre-
sented check Of $3.50 by the
Nursery for the church,
Henry Almanac Of 1858 Mont
clair, was buried Monday from
Diggs Central Funeral Home Tue
leaves a wife. Mary, four sons anu
four daughters. eight grandeur
dren and a host Of friends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
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,,r;vt, MASTERS DEGREE

WllvLj
g., lean Flowers Daniels
his, il her Masters Degree
I Ilss' the University OF Mich.
from Ann I"r Arbor on Saturday
June }Dn "A, 1858.
MS. Daniels received her
,. M,.i Of Science Degree
t'e"'s Eastern Michigan Col
' ''o" and Is a teacher IN
~, \. public school system o.
mister
Che is affiliated with Delta
COMA ~ Theta and Phi Delta
Kappa SI sororitles' ,,
Mrs. Daniels is the daugh'
fer Of Mr.. and Mrs lrc- Lee e,
NJ nawpy Flowers of l7O5 w,
Boston Blvd. ,,,.,,,
Her Her husband, Mr.. William
u Daniels is also a teacher,
y Il the Inkster High School.
Z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
NEWS SERVICE

ANN ARBOli-The great
disparity between the cul-
tural resources available to
different sections of this
country represents one of
our major social problems,
says Charles Sawyer, director
of The University of Michi-
gan Museum of Art.
Something must be done
10 redress that balance" he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
Here and There

nd Rev r. y. Provost Mrs.
aye Er CO. Director Of the
Youth Department will have
charge Of the Youth Hour each
Gay Officers are beys. &. W.
Taylor. President. T.. ID. Kirby,
vice president. f.. G. Melvin,
Dean, II. Clark, Treasurer, w. j.
Bishop. National Board Mem
her and host pastor, +. A. Rund-
less. State Director. DR. w. X.
Matthews. State Convention pres
dent
Our sincere sympathy to Mrs
Amanda Gilbert Of Baylis, in the
death Of nCr husband. Jack
vac was iuncrallzcd from the
Dises Funeral Home last Thurs
day Also Survivors are five sons
md a brot'lcs m-law Mr. Charlie
Du 'cr .of that address, with
,nom the G.lbcrts i've
The women Of the Greater
Mount ZION Baptist are maxim.
ilans for their annual day to bt
held the Third Sunday in July
Mrs Lula Sarls, member Of
hat church. Will serve as CUES
speaker
Mrs. Lula Marshall of Cur
THE, Ky is VISITING her daughter
Mrs. Moore Of Monterey Street
on Saturday morning more thar
. dozen guests came TO brcaklas
: with the Moorcs in honor o
Mrs Marshal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
Society Doings

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FAMILY TEA
tver-Ready Club Of 81 Ste.
s s".ns AME Church gave their
,Sa 'as' tea Sunday afternoon In
WIZ, s beautiful recreation center
" WV" an appreciable audience
,0S MRS. A. A. Spivey was guest
ara aNvr and chose as her subject,
O sa'nllleS,' II was beautifully
nose present W
'''S. Ella Taylor. president.
'S1Ro NOUS CLOSES
Bnsss s hernice harrington of
pn,s Woods was hostess TO
no" aO Nous Club Thursday after.
'or their closing meeting.
CloSino 'o" oi officers was the
and l', N.Y., business on the agenda
Of off, a. MISS U.s. Lillian Allen, president
" ,ue City Association, beautiful.
S ssa'ormed the ceremony.
prs' "sre was no change in the
secr Ssn' roster, except financial
Love- Of which Mrs. Erma
cs, ,s was elected. Mrs. Bessie
"'sOn' president.
Of g. ca. and Mrs, Lucius Watkins
Ro,s SSsO,'en Ave. were host 10
Il wss 'e Club Sunday afternoon.
as s ss' Jolly occasion for All
irisD :, ot the members have been
TAa Thu since childhood.
also q" Club club here and Cleveland.
pies,'c alcago, win have a ioim,
law mc IN Cleveland July 9th
ave GOOD tlmsi s"' -''"'
~
slossss Social Informers Club
Green tonight 9, with Mrs Mildred
VI Northlsnd a. hostess.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21

Working on the Mems Day
Committee were Mr. Mylo Gas
ton, general chairman Robert
Williams, who also Need the
program, Rcmus Martin, James
Ellington. Louis Abraham and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
Sunday School and
E.T.U. Convress


The 18th Annual Session CT
the b. NJ. & f state Sunday
school and 3. r. T. Congress-
VIII open at the Central BAPTIST
Church. on Tuesday, July 8.
1853 Courses 10 be taught are:
lisa Christian Stewardship, Mrs.
Sarah IIaygood, eliza The super
intcndcnt and Ills Task, Rev. II
l.. Davis. 6l3a Administering The
Vacation Church school Mrs
Della Lee and G8la a Administer.
in the Hauthi Training Union,
Mrs. d. Hall
InSpirational addresses 10 he
given by Rev r Townsend, Mr.
Cornelius Powc. Rev. H. d. Kirby
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-21
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Atty. Henry Heading. NoConai
Wee President gave rcnar@s.
BIRTHDAYS
Mrs. Mattyc Evans Of 1863
Monterey celebrated June 18th
Enjoyed a delicious dinner with
her family at the home OF her
sister who resides on Syracuse
in Detroit
Mrs. Mary Jones OF 2930 lie
May and Mrs. Earncstinc Camp
hell OF 20l5 Bryant were rccip-
tents of surprise birthday honors
Saturday. June 18th.
II was Mrs. Jones husband S
idea TO surprise her on her special
day. and Mr.. and Mrs Robert
J. Jones chose TO do the honors
to Mrs Campbell
The party henoring both was
given al the latier's home To-
Gated on Meldrum, both hon.
orees being totally surprised.
Many OF their friends came 10
share the happy occasion. and
each received lovely gifts for
which they wish 10 express
their thanks TO oil OF their
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c Mathews OF
l805l Syracuse, please accept my
lbclatcd wish for many more year,
Of welded bliss.
ANNUAL MEMS DAY
First Baptist Church, Ecorse
/ Mich. observed their Annua
Mems Day Sunday. June 10. a
$3.50 pm. with a program tina
Included several guests. Rev. +
Barnes. assistant pastor. gave th'
welcome and Councilman Heg
man. who is also represented Will
the Ecorsc Board Of Education
gave the response
Mr.. w. A. Tyus, Senior super
visor of Mammoth Life Insurance
Co., introduced Mr. James {
Mckenzie, Senior District Supi
OF Calvary District Sunday Schoo
and BTU Congress who was prin
cipal speaker
He used as subiieet Mans
Responsibility in a time like
this" II was an inspiring mes
sage in which he pointed out
that men today will have 10
lift up their moral and spiritual
standards before youth. SO that
our nation will be more refined
tomorrow.
Working on the Mems Da
Committee were Mr. Mylo Gas
ton. general chairman Rober
Williams, who also Need III
program. Rcmus Martin, Jane
Ellington. Louis Abraham AM
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-13
Cooperative Groups Are
Meeting Here Today

Approximately eighty members
of the Southern States Coopera-
tive's community advisory boards,
directors of affiliated cooperatives
and service agency managers from
this area plan to attend a meeting
in Oakland today at the William
James hotel
Reports on operations will be
heard. A film will be shown.
District manager John Wetzel,
Petersburg, w. Va, is in charge.
Clarence II. Shaw, Westminster, q
director, will preside j. f. Owens,
Richmond, Va, will present the
mid-year report
Planning to attend the meeting
from this area arc:
Charles r. Shafer. manager, of
Oakland: E. S. Duckworth, Grants
vile; Walter II. Fratz, Accident;
Olin n. Friend. FricndSville: w.
Harold Miller, Grantsville; william
F. DeBeTy, Burlin c. Holler, Ray
r. Gnegy, Lester Martin, Cecil
Bittinger, Elwood Sanders, Oak
land; Russell Bowser, Albert Camp
c. H. Williams, Homer Reichen-
becher. Harry w. Hummel, Ken
meth Rush. John Hershberger, Dean
Brenneman, John Beachy, Grants
Vile: Carl Duckworth and Raymond
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-13

laneouS. In the latter amount was
S400.97 from parking meters.
Expenditures amounted to S.
476.40, leaving a balance of S13,-
6S4.94 in the bank. Among the eX-
penditures were 1925 for police,
SS02.83 for street labor, S427.02 for
street supplies; S375.19 for street
lights. S36563 for water labor;
S605.2O for power for pumps, and
S299.177 for garbage removal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-13
Board Plans to Sell
School Properties
At Public Auction

The Board of Education is plan
ming to sell several school prop
critics at public auction, within the
next two months.
Two sales are to be held. One
will be for the Johnson and Finzel
school properties on Saturday.
March Is. at 100 p. m. at the
johnson School. a mile north Of
route 40. near the Milt Race farm.
The other will be for the Mt Lake
Park school and Oakland annex
playground on Saturday, April II.
at the Court House in Oakland.
All land connected with the Mt.
Lake Park school will be sold
with the building The playground
area is located on Fifth and Green
streets in Oakland and will be
sold first as six building lots and
then in its entirety. The Board is
reserving the right to take the
high bid.
Willard L. Hawkins, county SUI
perintendent of schools, said the
proceeds from the sale of the
properties would be used to de-
fray the cost of converting the
front portion of the old Annex
building into offices for the Board
of Education and staff. The school
board is expecting to move its Of
fices to the new quarters by May
l.
w NJ. Calls will be the auction
eer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-13
Will Use Voting
Machines in City
Election This Year

Decision to use the new auto
matte voting machines at the
municipal election in Oakland on
Monday, March TO- was made at
the regular meeting of the Mayor
and Council Of Oakland on Mon
day evening.
The council appointed Miss Floss
Shaffer and Miss Elizabeth West
as machine judges and Mrs A. G..
Hesen and Mrs Joseph Gender as
book judges. Persons we're re-
minded that the last day they may
file as a candidate was Thursday,
February q, at p. m while the
last day to register in order to vote
in the election this year if not
previously registered, is Saturday,
March l. at noon.
The town will elect a mayor,
three cOuncilmen and a treasurer
this year Russell l.. Smiths term
expires as mayor. while council
men who have served two years
are Clayton Winters, Bob Maroney
and Harry L. Stemple Mrs. Beryl-
dine Stanton'S term expires for
treasurer.
No one has actually filed as
candidate as yet. Holdover men,
bers of council are Eugene Finn,
Dr. F. l. Baumgartner, and Carroll
J.. Miller
To Pay for curbine, Etc.
After negotiations Of several
months with the State Roads Com
mission, the mayor and council Of
! ficially approved an expenditure
of S11.767.50 for curbs and cutters
on both sides of Oak street, from
the intersection of 5th street, for
distance of 1869 feet, to a point
PIG feet east of 9Th street. This was
at the rate of $3.50 foot.
The curbing and cutters are to
be placed by the State Roads COM
mission at the time they improve
portion of U. S. 219, from Gort-
ner to Oakland, making it a forty
foot roadway within the town
limits.
Other Business
An offer of George Mclaughlin
Of 1920 to audit the books of the
town was officially approved.
George Littman, cashier Of the
First National Bank, was granted
the rental of a parking space on
Second street for customers Of the
outside depository of the bank.
The annual statement was
ordered published. Sunday movie
tax amounted to S51.3O. Employees
were commended for keeping the
streets passable during the recent
storms.
The council ordered a set of
resolutions to be published eX-
pressing the thanks of citizens of
Oakland for the services Of L. M.
Fraley during his lifetime.
The clerk-collector reported re-
ceipts of S6,5OS.31 for the month
with $5,37771 from water, S432.30
from taxes and S698.3O from miscel-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-13
Red Cross Hopes
For More Gallon
Club Contributors

The American Red Cross chap
ter is hoping that when the Johns
town Bloodmobile unit visits Oak.
land on Monday February "a, it
viii be possible to add fifteen
persons to the gallon club.
There are Just that many who
have contributed seven pintS to
the bloodmobilc within The past
two or three years. They are Mrs.
Sylvia Childs Walter l.. Davy. Dr.
Alvin Friend Robert d. Henline.
hrlic w. Martin, Mrs. Robert Ma
rouey. s. r Pagcnhardt Kenneth
Riddcr. Ms Nola Rinehart Carl
ton c. Sanders. Glen N. Schrock.
Keith w. Steyer. James b. Nally,
Harold F. Shaffer, Howard ].
White. Nally was a gallon club
member while in Baltimore dur
inc the war.
Mrs. Grover c. Stcmplc an
nounccd the names of fifty other
persons who had contributed above
the gallon mark Some are on
their third gallon.
Highest contributor is Donald c.
MacMurray. with 10 pints, while
George T. Perrine with 10, and j.
Logan Weber and Rex Teagarden,
with Is. are not far behind.
Others listed: Donald Browning.
IA; Roscoe Swiger, 10; Charles L.
Brincr John II. Forman, Lowell
Loomis. Mrs Vida j. Sanders,
Elmer II Upole, 10; Harold C.
Ashby. Erwin Ross Grove. Mrs. B.
l. Gender, ST.. Mrs. Ruth c. Porter,
MRS. Elizabeth Teagarden. william
II. Wildesen, Herbert c. Wildesen,
II.
Joe c, Browning, Thomas D.
Browning, Rev Charles Carlson,
George H. Hanst, James R. Hoult,
James c. Lemmert, James II. Nor
deck. Fred Onderdonk, Joseph
Kahl. Mrs Ethel OfSthun. 10 pints;
Cecil Bittinger, John Castilow,
Mrs. Pauline Cooper, Richard l..
Davis. Harold c. Holsopple, Paul
Allen Naylor. Fred Sharps, Mrs.
Mabel c. Zimmerman, Miss Cara
Weber, g. Harold Bittinger. Will
liam A. Finch, Frank Mcdaniel,
Arthur Naylor Jr. William E.
Sharps.
Stanley Sharpless, Robert f. Wot-
ing. Jay L. Bell, Robert Landon,
William E. Naylor, Glen VanSickle,
Floyd WenSel, Jr., and Miss Betty
Swartzentruber. 8 pints.
The blO0dmObile will be at the
fire hall in Oakland from IL o'clock
noon until p. m. on Monday. Feb
ruary "a, which will be the first
trip for the unit in six months. 1t
will be the 2Gth visit TO Oakland as
the Red Cross starts its sixth year
of blood recruitment here.
Mrs. Grover c. Stemple, blood
recruitment chairman, pointed out
that 48 pints Of blood were used at
the Garrett County Memorial hos
pital in January, and that the blood
is continually needed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-13

Klotz, McHenry; Carl Miller, John
Schossnagle, Walter Hartman, Harry
O'Brien, Accident; William Umbel,
Reuben c. Friend, Roy Savage, Eu-
gene Fra2ee. Paul Fike, Friends
Vile; James Cover, Deer Park:
Glenn burst. FroStburg: Ross Van
Sickle. Markleysburg, Pa. and Rob-
ert Sanders, Addison, Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-13
jailed For Theft

A juvenile of the Kitzmiiier area
was arrested Monday on a charge
of breaking into the kitZmiller
school and stealing money and
candy bars.
He gained entrance by breaking
the lock on a rear door. The thief
left the door open and a hot water
tank near the door became frozen,
causing considerable damage.
The youth was scheduled for a
hearing today before Associate
Judge Neil c. Fraley sitting as a
juvenile judge. The youth is II
years of age and was confined to
the Maryland Training school upon
a previous occasion.
-O--
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-02-13

Number of deaths from flu and
has been rising.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-07
OCEAN VIEW
Mrs Ethel B. Davidson

We are enjoying the beautiful
fall flowers; Chrysanthemums and
Scarlet Sage. etc.
Sunday was a stormy day here,
rain and wind. However, several
who were able braved the weather
and attended Church services.
The Presbyterian Church held
their Worship service at $50 on
Sabbath morning; followed by the
sermon by the Minister. Rev. James
u. Bishop.
All Sunday School Glasses of
Mariners Bethel Methodist Church
will meet at the School on each
Sunday morning beginning at 9:45,
during the rebuilding and erection
of the Educational Building. Wor-
ship and sermon takes place at the
Church at IL o'clock on Sunday
morning.
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service will meet with Mrs.
Gladys Covington, at the Parson-
age on Monday evening, November
10th.
The United Loyal Workers Sun
day School Glass will be entertain
ed at the home of Mrs Elva Steele,
on Tuesday evening, October 18th.
All members requested to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Mahan and
three daughters namely, Brenda,
Beverly and Jennifer have moved
to their new home in Seaford,
where Mr., Mahan has accepted a
position as teacher in their high
school, after teaching at Lord Balti-
more here for several years. We
regret their leaving here, as they
are fine people and were active in
Church and Community events.
Mr.. Vernon G. Cobb is patient
in the Veterans Hospital, near Will
mington. We hope he will improve
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-07

satisfactorily and that his friends
will remember him with cards
and visits.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Howard Burton
and aunt, Mrs. Laura Baker motor
ed to Marshallton and spent last
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
monG montgomery.
Mrs. Carrie Lynch has returned
home from a visit with her chill
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Andrews Paul
and their two sons, in New York;
Capt. and Mrs. .Lonnie Lynch of
Philadelphia and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Kline and sons in Philadelphia. The
latter Klines accompanied their
mother, Mrs. Lynch to her home
here on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Graef and
daughters, visited their parents, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Pusey, at Delmar
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Burbage and
brother, Mr.. Ben Phillips were din
ner guests of their niece and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Richards,
at Millsboro, on Sunday, October
18th, which was in honor of Mrs.
Harley Burbage's birthday. Also
present for the dinner were Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Mcfarland, of
Millsboro, sister of Mrs. Burbage.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-07
FRANKFORT
C. 6. Cr0cker
Phone: Rodney 4s1s

Mr.. and Mrs. Sirman McAllister
were weekend visitors home of Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Lewis, in Will
mington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Richards and
infant daughter, Liz Queen Eliza
BETH motored to Baltimore, Thurs
day and returned Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Crocker
spent a part of last week visiting
Mrs. Crocker's mother in Snow
Hill and Crocker's Corner in Frank
ford. They also spent some time at
Pine Ridge, near Fenwick. They
started back to their home in Iowa
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Luzier and
family visited Mrs. Luzier's mo-
ther a patient in the Bacon Mem
orial Hospital on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Atwood F. Lynch
are rejoicing over the birth of a
daughter, Gerell Ann, born on We'd
nesday morning, October 29th. The
little Miss and her mother arrived
home to the joy of A. F. on Saturday.
The privileges of fun on Halo
ween was not abused locally, and
all of the young people (there are
no old people) had very pleasant
time. The Committee in charge of
the parade appreciates the cooper
alton of all those who assisted.
Several from here attended Lay
mems Presbyterian Meeting at
at Dover, on Wednesday.
Mr.. Francis M. Gum, Jr.. of
Sunnyside Farm, celebrated his bir.
thday, on November 2.
Charles David Hudson observed
his 14th birthday on Thursday.
Mr.. Leon Richards, who has been
home for the past twelve days, re-
turned to his Navy duties at Nor
folk. on Monday evening.
c. 9 says: when this news ap-
peas in print, the voice of the
people will have been heard a.
cross the nation. and the winners
will be the peoples servants.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-07
ST. JOHNS
Mrs. Laurence Kitchens
Pssaes Georgetown 249s

The WSCS of st. Johns Metho.
dist Church will meet in the
church house on Tuesday evening
November II, at 1880 o'clock. Mrs
Paul Swain is the hostess.
Mrs. George Matthews and Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Johnson were in
Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Impet of Do
yer and Mrs. Minnie Wilson were
recent guests of Mrs. Sallie Truitt
Mrs. Mayme Dodd and Mrs. Ida
Gordy attended the fall meeting OF
the WSCS in Milford on Tuesday
Several from this place attend
ed home coming services at the
Girdletree Methodist Church at
Girdletree, Nd, where Rev. G.
Francis Wilson is the pastor. Rev.
Frank Lucia of the Georgetown
Circuit delivered the message.
Mrs. May Kitchens and son
spent Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Hattie Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph johnson
were Sunday dinner guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Helen Renfrew 10
Georgetown.
Thought for the Day: tGnd is
not depending on smoothly pre-
pared programs, but rather on
spirit filled men,"
Mrs. Clara Otto of Philadelphia
is visiting her sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dorey.
She came to attend the funeral
of their sister, Miss Lula Johnson
of Milton who passed away on
Thursday at the Beebe Hospital
in Lewes.
The peace that God gives every
repentant soul is a priceless pos
session.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Matthews
entertained the following to a tur-
key dinner on Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. Crawford Matthews and boys,
Crawford David and Robbie, Mrs.
Betty Melvin and children, George
and Bonnie Matthews of Harring-
ton and Mrs. Hattie Short.
If we walk in the light as He is
in the light, we have fellowship
one with one another, and the blood
of Jesus Christ His Son cleanseth
us from all sin.-John I'll.