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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-22

Tuesday guests Of Mrs. J.
Bruce Eure were Mrs. Ed Baker
OF Nichols and daughter. Mrs
Robert Harper, Of Andrews, s G
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walton
Parrish over the weekend were
their daughters family Mr.. and
Mrs. James Venable and son
Leon, OF Durham.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard McElroy
have visiting them their uncle
n. X. Hancock, of Dublin, Va.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lawr-
ence Minton and the A. E.. WAL
Iers last weekend were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Minton and daughter
Lee, of Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Waddell
mad spending the weekend with
them their daughters family the
w. b. Wright's of New Bern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Williams
OF Jacksonville were weekend
guests of Mrs. Williams parents
MI. and Mrs. Dewey Waddell,
Coming for the Turncr-KulI-
burg wedding were Mr.. and Mrs
JACK Waddell of Dclco who
spent Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank WaddeIl
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Prince had
visiting them over the weekend
MI. and Mrs. w. Y. Bryan and
children, Brenda, Billie and Dav-
10 OF Henderson. Mrs. Bryan is
their daughter.
Spending Wednesday in Ra-
leigh and visiting John Douglas
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-22
and Mrs. c. M. Pleasant.

and Mrs. c. M. Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Bryant
and son. Davis. sepnt Sunda,
In Hamlet visiting their daugh,
ter. Miss Ado Bryant.
Pfc. William Bryant of Camr
Gordon. Ga. returned this week
after sepnding several days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Bryant.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-22
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Martin today at 4 p. m. in the
Community Baptist Church by
the Rev. Dayton Fowler and the
Rev. GRANGE Hardee. Burial was
in the Antioch Cemetery.
He is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Martin of
Route 3; two brothers, Earl and
Larry, of the home; three sist-
ers, Mrs. Catherine Causey of
Route 4, Loris, S. c. and Judy
and Peggy Ann of the home; pa
ternal grandmother, Mrs. J. p
Martin of Route 3, Tabor CITY.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-22
fr. and Mrs. Frank Floyd.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Floyd.
Billy Joe Hammond of White
lille was a visitor in town Sat.
|urday.
Mrs. A. 1. williamson spent
he week end in Clinton visitinr
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Pearson.
Mrs. c. E. Williamson. Sr. is
In Richmond, Va. visiting MIR
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-22

James Faux was In Tabor
City recently.
Mr.. and hrs. Lester Long and
George Sings were In I-ors Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. +. S:nglelary
were In Whiteville Saturday.
Mrs. Paul Conor visited Nm
James Faulk last week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-22
GuideWay
BY MRS. LESTER Lor,.,

visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Long Tuesday night were Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Singletary, George
Sings and j. ID. Long.
Evening star., 1958-09-28

(Carven) and swan collars,
capes and tidbits for cuddly
clothes Jacques Heinz.
A glamorous black chiffon
blouse, with a deep neckline
trimmed with black Persian
lamb (Balmain) is an item.
Ten-row jet beads to match
are good with the little black
afternoon frock which has
made a terrific comeback.
(Lanvin- -Castillo.)
Double belts emphasize the
higher waistline one
black, one white. (Maggy
Rouff)
Fancy colts are fun. A long
long pheasant feather tied
round your head in q rather
cheeky way (Svend) a sprig
Of holly nesting in a top curl
(Jean Patou) q tiny satin that
which fits the top of your
head, worn with all the eve
ming dresses (Dior).
Evening star., 1958-09-28

Guild show with Ginny de-
Franceaux doing the FASH
ion commentary.
Colonial Life Insurance.
Wives, fashion show tea,
Statler Hotel. Fashion Har-
mony" with Selms's styles,
Jacque-Lynn millinery. Mr..
Norman OF Capitol Furs viii
present his new Partisan oes
signed collection of short
coats in broadtail and Per-
sian lamb. Alan Hairstyles.
A Models Guild show.
THURSDAY
Business Girl informal
dinner fashion shows at the
Mayfair Restaurant. Kitty
Foyle" fashions from Bonds;
Vincent hairstyles; Ansonia
shoes. Joy Kops will pre-.
sent the shows. Models Guild
student models star in the
fashion shows.
Evening star., 1958-09-28

ion director OF Esquire will
share the commentary.
Julius Gariinckel a. Co.
presents the fashion show at
the luncheon at Fort Nc
Nair Officers' Club for the
Army Daughters Club at
1890 pm.
Town and Country Inn,
Wheaton, II and pm.
showing of Clothes Horse
styles; hairstyles by Milton's,
presented by The Wheaton
Studio Of Modelling.
Temple Israel will be the
scene of the Silver Spring
Chapter OF the Women's
American ORT fall fashion
show at 8:l5 pm. Fashions
by Bellies Dress Shop, with
models by Miriam's Modelling
Studio Of Langley Park, Vera
Hefner will do the commen-
tary.
WEDNESDAY
Jelleff'S presents the fash
ion show for the Officers
Wives Club Of Walter Reed
at luncheon at Walter Reed
OfiicerS Club.
Julius Gariinckel & Co.
presents the fashion show
for the Montgomery County
Thrift Shop fashion show
tea. at Great Ease" the
estate of Mrs. p. Garland
Ligon in Ashton. Md. Admis-
sion an unwrapped gift or
money contribution. At 2:30
pm. to 4:30 pm.
Informal Modelling in the
Colonial Room and the
Towne Room Of the Shera-
ton-Park Hotel from noon
until 2 pm. A weekly fash
ion presentation by Marian
McDonough.
American ROentgen Ray
Society, fashion show lunch
con, Shoreham Hotel, Sym
phony Of Fashion" from Sell
mas with Jacque-Lynn mil
linery; furs from Capitol;
| Alan Hairstyles. A Models
Evening star., 1958-09-28
Pqris Predicts
Mony Changes

There's something about
what Paris has to say on the
subject of fashion that wom-
en- all over the world find
completely fascinating. Here's
some of the latest news from
the city on the Seine.
Newer than ever are dark
hues for stockings, the dark
est of all being, of course.
beautiful black stockings,
delicately embroidered along
the ankle. Hanvin-Castillo.)
Use wigs instead of your
own hair (Carita) and wigs
instead Of hats Madeleine de
Rauch), but in this case.
made Of unravelled tweed.
New, too, are swan-lined
satin coats for evening wear
Evening star., 1958-09-28

duplicated in fall and winter
fashions. The sleeve is cut in
one piece with the waist and
Yves st. Laurent, talented
young designer at Christian
Dior, shows this kimono
Evening star., 1958-09-28

sleeve in coats. suits and
dresses. They have a dropped
shoulderline and have wide
crushed belts worn high for
an obi look.
Evening star., 1958-09-28
F0shion Dictionary

KimOno-The loose robe or
gown worn by Japanese men
and women and tied with q
sash has sleeves which are
Evening star., 1958-09-28
IT'S A DATE
TOMORROW


Monroe Gerrick of Ed Ger
rick will be at Julius Gar
finckel a. Co. with the latest
women's dresses tomorrow
and Tuesday.
Jelleff's inaugurates a series
OF weekly fashion shows In
the Presidential Room each
Monday at the Mayfower
Hotel. Sue Boteler in charge
Of the fashion proceedings.
Time: 1880 pm.
Allen Peck collection will
be shown at 2:30 pm. at Jel-
leff's F Street Women's Shop.
There'll be informal model
ing from II to S pm. there
with Mr.. Edwin Goodman
also doing a trunk presenta-
ton Of the new Peck fashions.
Hecht's will show the I'M
ported Designer Originals and
their line -for-line copies by
Suzy Perette in their Wash
ington store from IL noon to
8 pm. in their Misses Better
Dress Department.
Miss Jackie of Hattie
Carnegie will be at Julius
Garflnckel & Co. informally
presenting the newest in hat
designs from IL TO 5 pm. in
the millinery salon today and
tomorrow.
TUESDAY
Hecht's presents the fash
ions at the Statler- Hilton
Hotel in the Embassy Room
at 8 pm.
Hecht's and Esquire Mag
azine present "A CaValcade
of Mems Fashions" from the
cave man through the pres
ent to the look of the future
at the Ad Club luncheon.
Presidential Arms, 1920 @
street, at noon. Glenna Ire
ton a. o. e. Schoefler, FASH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27

Mrs Shirley Russell, %, OF 5l4
F.. Kirby. mother Of five, admit
ted 10 Recorders Judge Joseph
a. ellis last week that she had
taught her i2-year.old daughter
10 steal.
Mrs. Russell pleaded guilty TO
simple larceny and was released
on $500 personal bond.
Mrs. Russell and her. daughter
we're arrested in a downtown de-
partment store. A store detec-
tive told the court she saw Mrs.
Russell and her daughter take a
81 80 skirt. The child hid the gar.
ment while the mother watched
the clerks. Mrs. Russell told the
court that she receives 5000
monthly from Aid TO Dependent
Children.
Her income is supplemented
hy the welfare department.
A youthful bandit went on a
holdup spree last week end held
up two hotels at the point Of a
gun which nctted him $500
AT 450 am. he walked into
he Olds Hotel at l6i w Vernon
and took 500 from the room clerk
Mrs. Mary Whitlow
AZ 5 am. the gunman walked
into a hotel at 1920 W. Lafayette
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
Race Minister Seized

MEMPIIS.-The Rev 'hari'S
II. Mason Jr.. son Of the iou i8',
Of the Churches Of God in OnI's,
movement. Monday was arreS'.u
on a charge Of attempllns ~
start a public affray. lie was
later released on $3.50 bond.
The Negro minister is the iU ga.
point in the Glenview nelshoo,
hood controversy He moved INV; ~
the all.white neighborhood ~
1856. Racial disturbances n ..',s
erupted m the area from '''"'
TO time. .s
The warrant for his arrest was
sworn out by A. J. Wea'ner" =
ton. II concerned an Inc'de en-
September when the Rev masv ,a
appeared in the door OF ms "O"
with a shotgun. -, tho
The minister said ne nsu ,. -.
Gun to guard his propcr'y l,v'
irate whites who milled a'o"
on his lawn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27

will be held the first dav :,
the conference at 5 pm !, -.
First Methodist Church Tma ."s
diately following this mee,ir,
will be a dinner at els ~"
DR.. Jesse Jai Mcneil will pre s',
the president. Bishop NarShs,s
X. Reed. president Of the co"r
cil. Unfortunately. many Of NJ
troit pastors do not have ~
privilege Of participa,ing :
this meeting due TO the Ann,,"i
Board Meeting Of the Nat,oc.,
Baptist Convention. USA Inc
held at Hot Springs. Ark !,
this same date II is necesssr,,-
that both Of our State presidents
DR.. w. r. Haney and DR. "
X. Matthews, attend the Naiion.
al Board meeting due TO thei,
connection with the Organization
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
christmos Spirit
Is Theme

In a pre.ChristnRs sermon
Sunday morning at Peoples
Community Church. Woodward
and Pingree, the pastor, the Rev.
Carlyle + Stewart preached TO a
large congregation on The Spir.
il OF Christmas q
DR.. Stewart said there u some
thing about Christmas that makes
il different from any other holi.
day
THE story OF Christ has in
spired people of all generations
declared the Rev. Dir. Stewart,
"in all lands Of the earth.
1T brings Joy To The World,
as the song says
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
Court News

and took $500 at the point Of
gun.
A man who was identified as
William Davis. l7l74 Goddard
collapsed last week and died in
a tailor shop at 557 Gratiot Po-
lice said the man went into the
shop to purchase a pair Of rub
berS.
Police are holding l5-year-
old boy who they said admitted
molesting IA women and raping
a 78-year-old widow who lives on
the westSide..
The boy. who is a student at a
school for problem children, was
arrested on a description furn-
ished by the aged woman after
she was assaulted in an alley
near her home last week.
Police said they Will ask for a
Juvenile Court waiver so that
the boy may be tried as an adult.
Jacob Richwerger. IS. Of 1923
Leslie. co.owner Of grocery
store at 1924 Sixteenth. was
badly belaten and robbed OF $3.50
last week by two youths who
forced the elderly man into a
cooler.
Police arrested Navarro Wal
lace. ID. Of 5244 Williams. who
admitted participating in the
robbery and assault.
Raymond Peoples. IS. Of 7843
Walnut, was charged with en-
gaging in an illegal occupation
last week in a warrant signed by
Recorders Judge John A. Ricca
Police said they arrested PEG.
Piles in the vicinity of Agnes and
Canton, when they observed him
drop mutuel bet slips TO the
ground.
Confiscatcd were seven current
dated bets and S438.
Franklin Brown. 81. OF 244 F..
Palmer. was arrested last week
at Bcaubien and Warren. Police
said they confiscated 10 hot race
sheets and S3l9.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
Pure in Heart Baptist
Emancipation Day AZ

On January /. 1859 al u
o'clock noon. an Emancipation
Day program will be held at
the Pure in Heart BAPTIST
Church. 34ll Holcomb sponsored
by the Youth Choir OF Inc
church.
Scheduled for appearance are
the Inspirational Youth chorus
Of Rising Star Baptist The Nor
ming View Jubilee Chorus IT.
uph Youth Chorus Of Triumph
Baptist; River Rouge The Man,
ming Singers; The PasiorelleS q
Bethel Baptist; Duncanarles OF
2nd Gethscmane: Excelsior Oholr
of Israel: and the Adamel'eS
and Coralicrs Of Pare ~ hea'l
This writer will speak en- ny
recent visit TO Little Rock Am
Others scheduled are. MISS beS
sic Malone, Miss Joyce hayes
and Miss Georgia Ann Malone
who will give some contributions
OF the Negro eff America pas"
present and future. Also MISS
Rosine Hobbs. The public Is cor
daily invited to attend TINS pro-
gram. Rev. NJ. F. Adams IS pas
tor.
We hope a speedy recover;
for Miss Loretta Matthews o.
Rosedale CT. who is confined "
l-t~.,,c>d IIncsnifol
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
Singer Svcevmbs

KANSAS CITY. Mo. - Fifty.
six.year ole. Julia Lee. the last OF
the great female singers died on
Dec. 3 from a heart attack. The
husky voiced singer recorded
such famed hits as Snatch and
Grab IT," King Sized Poppa"
and II Was Wrong" Her brother
George Lee. bandleader with
whom she sang. died Oct. 2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
81. Mark Baptist

Rev and Mrs. Charles II VII.
liams OF Woodrow Wilson have
returned from the southland
where they visited a brother n
Mrs. Williams. who is IN in q
a Tuskegee. Ala. hospital On
Sunday morning Rev Williams
preached 10 the ST. Mark conare.
CATION on the subject Who l.
This" On Sunday afternoon the
Sunday School presented lis an.
nual Christmas program Mr A
Hassel served as chairman
A drama. "A King in Bethle.
hem. was presented, directed
by Mrs. Edith Lawrence Mrs
Della Lee was mistress Of cere.
monies. Gifts were presented by
Mrs Marsetta Wells and Mr.,
f. Lenora Brown. Narrator was
Miss Lannie Norris. Rev c. II
Williams is the pastor.
Mrs. y. L. Davis. former real
estate saleswoman. here and in
Pontiac, has made a permanent
trek to Salt Lake City. Utah Re.
ceived message from her last
week stating all was well
Youth Guidance Board Meets
The Youth Guidance Board Of
the Warren Avenue Missionary
Baptist Church held rs annual
dinner at the home Of Miss Thel.
ma Keyes. 2O27 LaWley Street,
last Thursday
The committee members pres.
ent were: Miss Keyes. president;
Mrs. Catherine Washington, Mrs.
Emma Miller. Mr. Roosevelt
Price. Mr.. Samuel Williams, Mr,
James Melton. Mr. Paul Lee,
Mrs. Frances Melton Mrs We.
Ella Luckett, secretary Mrs.
Marion Staple and Mrs ROBBIE
L. Crump. and Rev W R Mat
thews, pastor. =
We hope speedy recovery
for Mr.. Irvy Baldwin $50 I For
est. who is confined TO Florence
Crittendon Hospital Happy 10
report that he is improved at
this writing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
Candle Light Service
A. Ebenexsr A.M.E.

Christmas morning at 6 o'clock
Ebenezer A.M.E. Church. located
at 1925 Brush, will begin their
3rd annual Candel Light service.
All choirs will be singing, the
sermon will be rendered by the
pastor. Rev. II. N. Robinson. His
subject will be Influence Of A
Baby" Sunday. Dec, 20, a special
service will be held. Assistant
minister, Rev. U. Grand Nixon
will speak on "All College Stu.
dents Home for Christmas. "
Watch meeting will begin Dec.
81. Assistant minister. Rev. La
mar T. Ellis will render the ser.
mon. His subject will be Con
quest of Inner Space. Don't Miss
this program.
MERRY CHRISTMAS See you
next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
yollY woaKeRs celEsRAre

Tho iIi,iu'e season va, ush
,tca 4t 'se home 81 Mr and
slf- l.}woe Gamnle 1881 Fc
melon >irsp' SUNDAY when the
mcu acf- ii the Jolly WorKcrs
SorJ lna SaNinls club enter
tanned 'Arr hu>handy and other
-ac-,, "a the best Of their an.
nuai PARTIES
iio,ic,,c> for he affair were
Mr, Anne Nae Gamble preSi.
dent Mrs sarah Ganbln. vice
president Nlf. stella Gasby re-.
mrliu ccfriaF, Mr, Fls!ra
Grave. treasurer Mrs Lucy
lone, Mr., DAISY Jones Mr. In.
dis Bil,n,Sca Mrs Classic
Brown Nr> Arllr Seyinorc and
Mr.. l.eola Williams
Guest, we're Mr and Mrs VII.
lie = smith Rty Wesley Gasby
Fletcher Williams Tom oiamhhn.
I sharp Nir, Annie Misses
Wh'ncs Jean and Margarci Gas.
hN Mrs B4l.g ana Mrs Fannie
Pope
The merry company Of the
Pheasant Grove Baptist Church ;
Gospel noris VIII celebrate
nah i holiday party Jan 3 in
the hour II Mrs Catherine Bal
6 DETROIT TRIBUNE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27

WASHINGTON : EnTv 0l.n,s
OF full.time and parttime s'aa \. ~
in the nations colleges nv ~ ,Ss
all.sIme high Of s.2os,s56 10 "a. a".
iall Of 1883. OF the 'o's' .eo,.
rolled, about IS per cent, or wv
600, are figured to be Negroes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
az ROBBIE cRUMP
Attorney Wiley A. ersnfon
Speaks ~ Dexter Avenue


segregation. which Is eating into
the core OF the nation, a bus
ting attorney from the heart
Of the South held the atten-
ton of more than two thousand
persons on Sunday at the Dex-
ter Avenue Baptist Church as
he bravely gave information on
many Of the Little Rock contro.
versies from the beginning of
the school crises to the pres
ent time. He is Attorney Wiley
A. Branton, attorney for the
Little Rock Mine.
Speaking in high gear. Mr..
Branton stressed the fact that
segregation is Americas prob
lem, not just the South's. for il
exists in reality all over the
United States of America"
Chiefly discussed was the priv.
ledge of voting: how We lack
the use Of our voting rights, as
in other sections of the coun-
try, individuals are fighting for
the privilege. we so harshly
deny. Attorney Branton, who re.
sides in Pine Bluff, Ark. was
here TO receive the Award for
Social Action. presented by the
vi Beta Sigma Chapter of Phi
Beta Sigma Fraternity. which
was presented to him by Arthur
Johnson. executive secretary,
Detroit Branch NAACP.
Also on program were Theo-
dore r. Barnes, Lawrence A.
Duncan, Attorney Robert L. Will
liams, national director. Social
Action. William Oliver, JAW
CLIO. Father Henry L. Parker,
Lionel F. Swan. MD. Richard
S. MCGEE, MD. Special guests
were Dr. Joseph L. Roberts. pas
tor, Bethel A.M.E. Church, DR..
william II. Pipes. Michigan
State University. Edward Tur-
ner, president. NAACP; Mr.. John
Perdue, first Negro principal,
Bagley School, Pontiac, Mich;
and Mr.. Anderson Corley, re-
gional director of Social Action.
Great Lakes Region.
Officers and members Of the
fraternity are: DR.. Richard S.
McChee, president; Elon Mick
els, vice president; Eugene Les
ter, financial secretary; Leland
Stafford, recording and CORE
spending secretary; Theodore r.
Barnes. psrliamentarian; Law
renee A. Duncan, chaplain; DR..
II. r. Arnold, state director;
Dan Parker. publicity chairman;
Allen Blbhs. attorney. Other
members are: Booker T. AL
exauder. Fred Banks. Carl Boil
der, ST.. ". L. Catchings, chair
man OF Social Action; Ira I. Ill
lott, Earthmon Fort, LaSelve
Howell. A. Lawrence Law, {. w.
Preston, Zebe dee Rutledge,
Paul Stonestreet, Lionel F.
Swan, Hamilton J. Trumbell.
Randolph Wallace and Sunnie
Wilson.
A press conference prior TO
the meeting was held at the.
home OF Mr.. Theodore X. Barnes,
$3.50 Tyler. Rev. w. X. Haney
10 pastor Of Dexter Avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
REV. r. W. WILLIAMS PASSES

Funeral services were held
Saturday morning in the Peace
Baptist Church for Rev Robert
Williams pastor Of the Galilee
participants Of his organizations
Baptist Church He died in his
church Dec II after praising the
annual Christmas program.
Rev J O Truitt. pastor Of Tn.
ION Grove Baptist Church, deliv.
cred the eulogy Rev Williams
IS survived by his wife. Icydell.
srd two sons
Connie. the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Leroy Smith OF Dequin.
DIE street, will be home from
the hospital in time to celebrate
Christmas and her 18th birth
day.
Mrs Laura Walker Of l7442
Main is in the Highland Park
General Hospital
L arm nAN MIC ~ 1870
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27

Representatives Of the Davi-
son school PTA. is Drawing the
cold weather trying 10 increase
their membership For half
dollar parent can become a
member OF the Dawson Detroit
Council. Michigan State and Ma
iional PTA
Eight classes are planning TO
visli the World.rcnowned Christ
mas Fantasy al the Ford Ro.
Wnds Miss Veronesi and Mrs
Carlotia had TO postpone class
trips TO the fire station for a
week
Each conference teacher is
planning . party for his confer
cncc group precedins ClIislnaa
vacation beginning Dec %, al
ais ending Jan 5 at 1885 am
aaccordin- 70 > report from Fred
\ Knack the schools principal
The Male Chorus Of Messiah
Baptist Church was among guests
appearing on the Musical pro-
ram sponsored by the Pleasant
Grove Baptist Youth Choir Sun.
"a, afternoon
Music for the Christmas sea
son highhghied the unique fea.
tarc held IN the main auditor.
lum OF the church
John Reese is director OF the
holr Mrs Geraldine duncan IS
accompanist The Rev. b II Har-
RS il minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
Northeast Detroit
Spotlight.

ley. 1899 Atkinson. Mrs. Hattie
Miles is president OF the group.
Mrs. Mildred Num- is chairman
Of the social committee: Mrs.
Fannie Malone. co-chairman: Mrs
Esielle Bledsoe. Mrs. b. b. Car
son. Mrs. Florence Lynch and
Thodore Harris. assisting mem
hers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
ey JAMES ALFRED BUTLER

Chr.simss-cOnscious members
Of the Goddard street Block Club
gave their holiday dinner
wednesday night in the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Donaldson.
Of 1884 Goddard
some n the entertained guests
were Mrs Francis Burns. Mrs
lillian Russell Mrs Bessie Ray,
Nr. Ethel Jackson Mr. and Mrs
llcnr, Johnson. Mr. and Mrs
Walter Montgomery Mr. and
ST., Freeman Pickett and daugh
i,r, Mrs julia Bennett, Mrs
T.c3n Washington Mrs Bertha
1000 Nrs Bcrnice Edwards.
Sir, Annie X Hughes Mrs Bea.
tfite Pepper, Mrs Marie Har.
RI. sir, Matte Goncer Mrs IA
Tia q S'oar Mr> Edith Moore
Sir, P1aarc Llosd Alr, Irene
shelton Alr- Fila Mcqueen Airs
Magnolia f.ascr Mrs Maglonia
Hooker Mrs Martha WIndbush,
Mrs Alice f. Donaldson. Mrs
hnhhe'ie bnier shirley and
seN Flakcr u
Explorers scouts Of the Dctroi,
Ares Council Will present Win
tcr t4rissN sem!f0rmal
dance IL zoe University o. be
'ron Nennr 81 Field House Fri,
DAY lan 80 1859 Warney Ruhl
ara Il Miracles sail furnished
iAe ma.. Pretty PATTI Brown
Ns.. be- i-c featured tQcalis,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-27
Metropolitan Gives
Christmas Breakfast

Rev. c. w. Butler. pastor Of
Metropolitan Baptist Church. To-
Gated at i343 E. Ferry St.. will
begin their Christmas service
Dec. IS, at 9 am. The congrega-
ton will sing carols until
1880 am.
Each year at this time the pas.
tor and his wife serves Christmas
breakfast 10 their congregation.
This is their Christmas gift to
them for their cooperation dur.
ing the year.
A surprise is in store for all
who attend. The sermon will be
rendered by Rev. c. w. Butler.