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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

money have been used as argu-
ments both for and against f.
nancial plans for schools.
What Is really at issue Is the
question Of Federal responsible
ny and states rights. The tenth
amendment which reserves TO the
states those powers now explic-
iuy given ~ the Federal gov
ernment.is the cause Of the vague
relationship between the two lev
els Of government Since educa-
ton - not mentioned In the
Constitution, responsibility for II
has always been state function.
In this cloudy atmosphere. us
hard 70 pick out the principles on
which the pro and con factions
Of federal aid fight their battle.
Pro says that the children are
children Of the nation and that
every American child should have
an equal opportunity TO an edu-
cation. Con says the children
should be provided for by the
state.
Pro says okay but the states
haven't done this. There's been
a classroom shortage for years
and the states haven't acted. Con
says you cant even prove the
extent Of the classroom shortage
and you certainly cant prove the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
The Truth Hurts

Two southern Congressman, returning to the United
States from airline junket to the Worlds Fair at Brus
sells Belgium, hot under the collar because portion
OF the American display at the Fair deals with the matter
Of racial segregation in the United States.
Obviously they can't deny the accuracy of the display
but they burned up because the dirty linen of their
beloved Southland being washed before international
audience
Enlarged exhibits Of pictures emanang from Little
Rock Onll served to further embarrass the Congressman
although there in the display references to gains made
by the nations II 100000 citizens OF color.
II We were IN the Congressmens positions represent
ing the States they do would feel of shame What
they should do alert their fellow members TO the fact
that this kind OF publicity does not help the United States
Means OF communication being what they today one
does not need the Brussels Fair to make the lreatmen
accorded Negro citizens in large segment of the IT,
known the world over
Phil Independent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
Another Levittown

Although the matter obscured in the hue and cry
that Little Rock last fall the state of Pennsyl-
forced call out state troopers 10 guard Negro
family that purchased home in alwhite city built
through governmental assistance BY William II Levitt
Mr. Levitt plans another allw hte city. also. indi-
recty subsidized by the federal government TO keep
pany with the alwhe cities he has previously built
Federal subsidies and assistance come in the form of
FILA loan insurance and VA loan guarantees OF funds which
Levitt from private lenders TO underwre his
srucon Without that loan insurance and those loan guar
antees Levitt would be unable 10 find the necessary nanc
ing Under the FILA and VA plans the full credit of the
federal government pledged 10 and guarantee the
lenders against loss Levitt SIMPLY refuses 10 sell those
homes TO Negroes.
On the face OF II the government should have no part
Of levts jim Crow schemes has business pedging
its credit to further racial discrimination Both FILA and VA
have within their power nip the Levitt scheme in the
bud They have but 10 require that condition of loan
Insurance and loan guarantees Levitt covenant that he will
not discriminate the sale rental OF the housing he
structs on the basis Of religion nationality.
Calf Eagle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
NEGRO GETS DEM Apt.

Paul M. Butler, chairman of the
Democratic National Committee.
has announced the appointment
of Arthur Chaplin of Montclair,
N. j.. as assistant TO the deputy
chairman for political organiza-
ton.
In announcing Chapin's APP
pointment. Butler said his work
will deal with organizational
matters. including increased re-
gistration and inter-party com
munication. entailing field work
in various states.
Chapin'S background includes
service with organized labor and
as member of the Executive
Board of the New Jersey State
Conference Branches OF the MA.
ACP.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
NAACP Leader
Hits Labor
Discrimination

Roy wilkins. executive secre
tary OF the NAACP. recently cri.
ticizcd the discriminatory poll
cies Of some labor groups and
asked that the AFL-ClO crack
down on local unions which dis
criminate against minority group
He scored the AFL.cIO for nd
hitting two railroad unions
whose constitutions exclude Ne.
groes from membership, the
Brotherhood OF Railroad Train.
men and the Brotherhood of LO
connective Firemen and Engine
men. There Is also discrimina.
ton, in varying degrees. in 10.
Gals OF the steel. paper and oil
chemical unions, wilkins charges.
Speaking last week at a con
vention of the United Packing.
house Workers of America, at
New York's Hilton-Statlcr hotel,
he complimented that uunion.
which has a large proper lon OF
Negro members, for its fight to
advance civil and economic right
of Negroes.
There are" he pointed out,
some unions which pass resolu-
tons for civil rights, hold con-
ferenccs on civil rights. show mo-
vies on civil rights - but fall
down at the bargaining table"
wilkins called upon organized
labor to oppose Senate Judicia.
~ right TO review the relevancy
Of questions put 10 witnesses by
Congressional investigating com.
mittees and prevent the court
from reviewing any appeal in
volving state regulations for adj
mission to the bar.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

states are incapable Of dealing
with one II IL exists.
Pro says the Federal govern
ment can treat all the states
fairly and build equal facilities
throughout the nation. Con says
youll take from the rich and
give 10 the poor and. in the pro-
cess. much Of the money win be
spent on red tape and admins
tration. Besides. IL the Federal
government would leave the
money at home, we'd build the
schools.
In between these arguments,
issues such as segregation and
religion enter into the picture.
can't believe there isn't
way out Of this dilemma. IL we
would deal with the question on
purely economic terms and
shelve our emotions, We would
get further. The starting point,
] suggest, is the broader question
Of inter-gOvernmental relations
and the whole tax structure
within each state and at the Fed
erai level. Let's take an unemo-
tionai. intelligent look at those
questions and then, after needed
revisions. build our schools. our
highways. our hospitals and all
our other necessities on a sound
structure rather than on a make
shift basis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
COP WHO STOLE INDICTED

NEW YORK CITY - Solemn
faced Jean II. Jackson. 35 year
old patrolman who admits steal
ing $23,l46 from his job at the
police property clerks office. fac.
es indictment Of grand larceny
hut il lis only for money taken
from the Monhattan office. Jack
son took anu additional $2,739
from the Bronx offiee--and will
have TO face that separately,
Now under $4,000 bail. Jackson
has confessed he stole the money
To supplement his income OF $40
per week take-home pay because
he was pressed for funds.
lie began by stealing a few
small bills frh envelopes OF
stolen money turned into the pro-
perty clerks office for safe-keep.
ing until trials came up OF until
rightful owners claimed H.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

Fred A Kaiser, vice president
and general sales manager Of
Michigan Consolidated Gas Com
pany, announced today that the
utility will sell and install the
new Arkla Servel Sun Valley
year.around air conditioning sys.
tenn.
While we are the only deal
ers for this equipment in De-
troit al present, we expect a
number OF heating and air con-
ditioning companies will soon
be selling this splendid sys-
tenn" Kaiser said.
I'VE have thoroughly tested
this equipment and consider
il the finest spE/Asnee yet de-
veloped for home comfort. u
makes the individual room
cooler as obsolete as the pot
beiIied stove" he added.
Not only does the Arkla-Ser-
vel heat or cool at flick of the
thermostat, but II also cleans
and circulates the air, dehumid.
flies or humidifies as desired,
Kaiser said.
The same gas burners, steam
generator, filters and blower are
used for both summer cooling
and winter heating. Since they
are all contained in one com.
pact housing, great deal OF
valuable floor space is saved for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
VIEWS Of the
NEWS

Tibet bold accusation was made
by Brooklyn real estate broker.
Jesse Vann and Incorporated in
a dynamic-laden letter which
Vann sent to Grand Civil Liber'
ties Commissioner Hobson Rey.
nolds in Philadelphia, Vann, him
self a strong contender 20 unseat
Johnson as the first man Of Elk
dom. broadly limited in his letter
TO Reynolds that he will carry
his charges into the courts of law
unless his charges are recognized
and death with.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

joymcnt OF the home during thu
hot summer months"
Another persuasive point in
favor Of installing central cir
conditioning Is in the fact
that u increases the value Of
. home. Kaiser said. pointing
out that in December. 1857,
the Federal Housing Admin.
istrstior sent the following di.
receive 10 all OF lis regional
offices;
mo otherwise acccptabl,
credit application for a house
costing over $4,000 should be
turned down just because OF the
anticipated cost OF air condi
tioning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
Nggs Wires President

hnd prestige 81 your Adminisfrs'
tien 10 IN absolute necessity IN
expressing the will Of rlshf.think'
Ins people 10 prevent the thwsrf'
Ing Of school insesrstlon In Little
Rock and ether similar areas IN
the new school term beginning
In September. Failure 10 exercise
positive Leadership now will ser''
evsty lsepsrdizs your ability 70
handle Incidents which are
bound 10 occur In greater num-
hers and with greater intensity
this FAN when school opens, May
I hsvs ysvv assurance that you
will take ~: setior.
CHARLES c. DlGGS, JR.
Member of Congress
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
Fear No Evil
lcensIovsd irem ssek Psss,

dication Of the grand fae,s
OF being; even as these So.
called senses receive no in.
timation OF the earth's mo.
ti0ns or of the science Of as.
tronomy, but yield assent 10
astronomical propositions on
the authority of natural sci.
ence." Science & Health. n
AID T.
There Is a need for more
OF the quality of that Mind
which was in Christ Jesus
to whom be glory and honor
forever.
Fulfilling the law of the
prophets of old, he set the
spiritual law in operation for
the blessing. of mankind. and
not cursing. These compre.
hensive fundamental laws Of
Truth and divine Love. are
with US today in the Spirit.
TO scientifically bless all,
who Understandings and
intelligently apply them as
a necessary element for the
healing of the nations.
On the same page of S&H
Mrs Eddy continues.
THE facts of divine Sci.
ence should be admitted
although the evidence as TO
these facts Is not supported
by evil, by matter, or by mat.
erial sense, because the
evidence that God and man
coexist Is fully sustained BY
spiritual sense. Man is, and
forever has been, Gods re-
Election. God is infinite,
therefore ever present, and
there Is no other power nor
presence"
Jesus said. this day is
salvation come to this house,
For the son of man
Is come to seek and save
that which was lost" luke
10:9-l0)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
FEPC Makes Charge Of
Discrimination in loyoffs

LANSING. - Claims OF racial
nd religious discrimination in
factory layoffs have jumped
,narply in the last six months,
he Fair Employment Practices
Commission was told yesterday.
John G. Field, FEPc executive
'irector. reported the number Of
complaints alleging discrimina.
ton in layoffs or discharges had
rison from 20 per cent OF the
total cascload in the last two
years to 46 per cent in the first
six months Of 1858.
They're the expected result
OF the present business slump"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

ne said. in several cases EN-.
pIeyss were laid off without re.
card 10 union contracts or ind.
vidvsI qualifications"
The commission announced
yesterday II would sponsor an
all-day conference on fair en-
ployment practices and civil
rights for the III municipal agen.
cies In the state dealing with
such problems. Community agen-
cics are from Ann Arbor. EcorSe.
Detroit. Grand Rapids, Ham.
tramck, Jackson. Kalamazoo, Pom.
tiac. Port Huron. River Rouge,
and Ypsilanti.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

recreational facilities in tho
basement. In one floor homes
the new unit can be placed in a
utility room or even large
closet" he added.
Because there are no com.
pressors and valves needed,
noise and vibration are cut TO q
minimum. There are no moving
parts except for the blower APP
paratus, thus maintenance is
practically nil" Kaiser contin'
ued.
The most popular model OF
the Arkla-Servel is the ga ton
model which is ample for six OF
seven room homes with up Ia
1900 square feet of floor space
II is 26 X 81 inches and "a
inches high. The new five tor
model for larger homes up ia
$500 square feet Is 20 X o.
inches and 70 inches high.
The savings realized by low
operating and maintenance cost.
are only part OF the advantage.
of central year-around gas all
conditioning" Kaiser said. POL
len. dust. sand and bacteria are
removed from the air. making
the home a much healthier ano
comfortable place to live. This
means better sleep. fewer colds
Improved dispositions. lesl
heavy cleaning and greater en-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
BURN XXX CROSS

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. - DR..
Carlton b. Goodlett, publisher Of
the San Francisco Sun-Reporter
and the president Of the local
NAACP, the Rev. Asa Davis.
were warned by anonymous call
ers last week to stop campaign
ing for indignation after fiery
cross was burned on the lawn of
the home OF Assistant District
attorney Cecil Poole, q Negro.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
WASHINGTON RuM0R

WASHINGTON. ID. c. - Re-
ports emanating from Capitol Hill
are that President Eisenhower
will nominate Marian Anderson,
noted contrailto, as either a dele
gate or alternate to the UN Gen
eral Assembly for the sessions
which begin Sept. 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
OK BOYCOTT GROUP

TUSKEGEE. Ala. Circuit
Judge Will o. Walton killed an
injunction last week against the
Tuskegee Civil Association which
had been accused by the State
OF sponsoring a mass boycott Of
white merchants.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
EXALTED RULER CHANGES RULES

BROOKLYN, ". Y. = A proml.
nent New York Elk leader eharg.
ed last Friday that Grand Exalt.
ed Ruler Robert Johnson frau.
IDENTITY and iIlegalb" changed the
orders voting laws In order to
perpetuate himself In office
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
eEIS IoP Posi-

CHICAGO. I'll, - Eugene w,
Wood. an attorney. here for 80
years. became the first Negro to
gain a top "Y" post when he was
elected to a vice presidency Of
the National Council Of the YIN.
CAS- Of the USA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
FIRST NEGRO

NASHVILLE. Tenn. - DIR. Jo-
seph A. Johnson became the first
Negro to receive a doctorate
from a white institution in the
South when he received a Pho.
from Vanderbilt University ear
lier this month.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12


Congress and
the public for
many years
n o W. A n d
like family
fights. emo
tionai issues
having moth
ing 10 do with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

Abraham, whom Satan hath
bound, 10. these eighteen
years, b loossd from This
bond on the Sabbath dsy?"
"And when he had said
.hese things, all his adver-
,aries were ashamed and all
he people rejoiced for all
the glorious things that were
lone by Him." luke Is:
l4-l7
NEVER CEASE 70 PRAY
We should never cease 10
.,rsy end study. This Il ths
only way 10 provide evrsslv.
Is with the power Of spIr.
ifvsI protection. exercised
oy the power Of God. And
DO still and know Hs Is car
ng for his spiritual creation.
And there Is no other power
fvI creation In ths heaven
,bovs, nor The earth below.
SPIRIT IS HERE NOW
And as we watch and pray
with a fervent desire, to
know more about God, when
we observe carefully, we find
Jesus rejecting the one Mind,
God, in full measure. Inves-
tigating the history Of the
prophesy, of him. and the
teaching of his sermons. we
find him in the Spirit right
here with us now.
In these modern times. We
need foresight. 10 discern
Gods power and His protse.
lion Of The free world today.
However, we must be still
and know.
Mary Baker Eddy. in speak
ing of Celestial evidence has
stated as follows:
THE unlikeness Of Truth
- named error, - the OPP
posite OF Science, and the
evidence before the five COR
poreal senses, afford no in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
Summer Gas Means
Much To Homeowner

Detroit's most popular and economical fuel natural
gas be just valuable TO the homeowner in the
summer as il has been in the wner
year-around air conditioning system which COM
bnes the gas furnace with the time tested principle of the
gas refrigerator in competitive prived single unit
in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
BETTER SCHOOLS BuiLp
A$AAA
REYYEn e0AaaaaamaYaee
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER
Better COMMUNITIES

GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER
The angel Of the Lord enesmpesh round about them
that fear him, and delivsreth them.
20 taste and that The Lord Is sood blessed Is the
that trusfsfh In him.
20 fear the Lord. W his saints FOR there s no want
10 them that fear him. Psalms 34:7-q.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
Dear Mr.. President:

Dear Mr. President;
Respectively urge that YOU d..
rect the United States Attorney
General 10 intervene Is . Friend
OF the Court In the present Littls
Rock school intssratIsn case
pending before the en- Circuit
Court az Arpsa's. The interest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

In a telegram last week. Con.
gresham Diggs urged the Presi-
dent TO direct the Attorney Gen.
eral TO intervene in the Little
Rock school indignation case. The
text of the telegram follows:
The Hon. Dwight ID. Eisenhower
The White House
Washington. ID. {.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12
BETTER SCHOOLS = : AND YOU
HENRY TOY. H.. prssid.nl :
HLFHT TOY. IT,. p
kotional Cii,fsns Council Tor
WHO SHALL SPEND The MONEY!

Marriage counsiot tell that up
than other single factor And il fight about
house great many issues
are introduced before the air 9
clears. states arc incanable NJ DEALING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-12

"Jesus said. this day is
salvation come to this house,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-21
tfNICFF Program 10
Benefit I'rcm Trick
Or Treat In Amelia

Tho MYF Of Trinity Methodist
Church Amelia, are lnaugtlarating
neW way Of celebrating Halo
1een this year,
This Halloween when your door
Dbl begins ID ring keep ali eve
ont for the children wearing orange
ana black UNICIf tags- They r.
trick or treating for UNlCEF thu
United Nations Ci1ldrcn's Fund
nv donating All Of their pennies,
these children alr helping others
III reed gt food and medical care
all over the world
Helping iNiCEh means helping
soHie VI the t0e AO0 900 children III
the World Last wear 1000 600
AnercHn Youngsters contributed
over ~ GU.p49 I'd uNlCEF fol- all
tie worlds children Transformed
IA the Children Fund into life
AayFng medicine and food each
penny neaHt ii}e alasses ol mlIf
Of the vaccine u protect child
from tuberculosis, ana Zach nIckel
tha peMIclAM ~ cure child from
gaets GRIPPING tropical disease
UNICEF is also helping in ten
vear malaria eradication program
to completely fld the world 81 tbs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-21
Sewage System Studied
Public Hearing Sci In Amelia For
Board Approved Auto Tax Ordinance

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aa,, '8 T. II ',.'. /" It'll Id
*onld eoNi approximately s2l5oaa
q yeaf l4f y wears % maintain
aid pa% NH the bonded iadahiadt
'i~ae " X pfapa*nH seWafN sNa
lem ~ Alnela iie soaRht 'h a4Fe"-
ihcht from VAR tpffY.Aora ihc
e0Ai4th paS o.'sHtli4fa m tlic atMo'#i
"t S@'e@ \ N"Af his M2fld
coRt3' we ceaf e! ffAf service u
'if N'l n'-a. - h2's+r III Al N
county o'l-ce nail1lla8s
special Nerhns sei
II. a.''Gi ''agi + iep,iFI s'leS
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1890. ..,.. ut I " u..'8',,'i"H " tii
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~ ~ 4'1 "A ''" P''t a Ni'
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i. N1''''4 o''-N' III Ma7 '.'o''h u',,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-21
Honor
Educators Dilrinq
Ladies' Night

1hy puWhaian fiultan eluh hold
ahnual Ladies NiRht abnnct
seailn4 october 4 w4th county
agfafH ard school bnatd member
iorofed guests The meeting
Pa in tfe War Memorial Build
nH Nas attended bt more man N
srsM,s according u NliK Timber
s., nlf dent ii tlf luC1l chapter
tiiicAi apaker for hr affai @A$
Hl rnrp t EraI aulNanat fAi
scr ol De STATE Depaitlneid 1T
nrfian !iA talk waS erDtrr4I
otna ilf Atfians prDeranls Won
pfed Nv We guidance department
III explained some Of be- testing
rhnlnileH utilized ~ help 4 child
leterininp tie career for which M
best suited 10 Illustrate his dis
itiasiun M l'lr tests M eayr sam
KAN oHt ~ ihe member Of tlir or
anj2ation for their examination
Kent ported onl the Importance
l' roffNci tFstrR procedures III thr
classroom and showed tltt relation
hlb If aptitude test 10 regular
tests On text material le einpha
siIfd liie point THAT proper direc
mons III taking test are essential
II Inc student rs to be- tested IN the
manner III which u respective t4sf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-21

Nil Gicn snIth III been "
elected preMdtni Of tha Amelia
comfy cAaprr of thH American
Hea crows ihe we presidents of
flee has not vi been filled
0thcf officers announced hv lhe
president litiu,Ic tht rev ATi l
i falla. secretary ana treasurer
NIrs Wllliam \ Mortimer hoa#
service Chairman JafneA y Mai
shall disaster t.arl Boo2ef llft
aid. Nllas Beverly Dfanckef Jun
ior Red Gloss. Home uurAna pAfI
Fund chirn4en have Aot VA brea
appointed
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-21

r11; III adallcHa faataiaai afl
enid Welfare centels have been
established where long rance pro
grams 81 health And nutrition rdu
cation are III operation Hero
people learn how to preVeat future
DISASTER Az wel as NJ care iar
Immediate pfohlral4
Each tneE OF treat coin more
lhan doubles ltsti breauae
NNn r'i' aaIstame ineans s4f
help ia,cii eouAiiy rrceriAe aid
CONT bHIrs AZ aVeraar u ~ II
tltlei money w aeftlra faf egefY
d9IlAl / WIN iAe tIattraa# tlg.i
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-21
\ melia Farm Bureau
Plans Election OF
Officers Wednesday

The Amelia County Farm Bur
eau will hold a membership sup
per meeting October % at Z pm.
in the War Memorial Building
Rick Butler Of the Virginia Farm
Bureau office, Richmond, win be
the speaker Door prizes will be
awarded
There will be an election Of Of
ficers for 1889. The bureau mas ap-
proXimately 70 members in Amelia
county.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-10-21

Fortified with comfortable walking shoes seasck pills
determination IL Amelia
lid club members along with friends departed October
chartered TO sighsee New City The nited
Nations building forms the which
GUIDED
Back left 70 right Bruce Ford Bruce Ford
Lewis Easter Mrs LYDIA Thompson. Winrcc
H. Common Mrs T. W Eppes. Mrs g. NJ. Shank Mrs p. b.
thldres> partially hidden Williams.
Third left 70 right: Wells vii
Hams Miss Margaret Butte Mrs. H. A. /.
Miss Hazel Clark, Miss
Gordon Tilman and Mrs Margaret
left right:
'r> Ursula hct'hee Mrs Ella Giles
Thompson. Mrs NJ. ! Seas.M Jon
Black, Mrs ii.
First left to right:
nard Mrs Ellis Williams Mrs Sylvia Harris
Mrs Zul Butler Ann