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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

15-ft. Continental fiberglas, RET
and white. vynal upholstery. Piano,
ramie windshield Tension ease
steering Dual motor trans. So
dn., $50 mo.
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CADILLAC 30 Fleetwood sedan
black; fully equipped: air condi,
tioninE included EXCEPTIONALLY
clean condition, S1.l0b
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Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.

CADILLAC 1851 Fleetwood: cleo
windows and seats, T. and h.
Wv. tires: $3.50 cash or best
otier: must sell today. JU. e-4I2s
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

AMBASSADOR IS: brand new full
power; below dealer cost. No GIN
mIcks, We need the money BUR.
ROWS RAMBLERs, INC, 900 N
st. Sc. Ii ASSOC; open TIL q.
a No sNd lsss i sogggB al A 8:
ave Sc, II. 4-230O,
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500 Wis, Ave. NV. WO. 6-s9O0
CHEVROLET 40 4-dr.; black; r.
and h., wheels; food eond.: reAs.
BY OWNER, IA. 2-O943.
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CHEW. 1855 conv.: II, blue eresm-
puff; power steering, brakes, seats,
windows: pack, duals, Cont kit,
Wv. tires, wire wheels. AP. z
1885.
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BREWER MOTORS

Sill Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2.110O
CHEVROLET '53 Bel Air cdr; q
t tS5s S Sss h. oonS ST iN .iTss ysry
Ssah. Inw e ~ S Sia down "a nj ~,
mo- moo WOLFE MOTORS TORS i ;G M n.
MOORE ST, ARL., VA, AT ROSS
IXN Ia A.aOkO
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CHEW. 81 Bel Air VS. conV.; power
glide: power steering. r. and h..
Wv. tires; beautiful light green
finish at only 50. 095. Cash. trade or
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BELL MOTORS

CHEVROLET $50 VS. 4-dr. station
s ySs1a t0n' ce eas t tSaouS ESSs
Used By family only. One Of Bells
best buys s1.S95, $3.50 down.
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WOLVERINE

14-ft. nodded plywood, complete
with front deck. has | wall
through and cross seats $50 On
500 mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

CADILLAC $50 convertible coupe
beige, power steering and power
brakes, genuine leather interior
orand-new white top: very clean.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. Pc. $4,000
CADILLAC 1857 coupe; white nnish,
power steering and brakes. air
conditioning included. Very clean
Special. - .295. Ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O Co
1879 22nd ST. NV. PE. $4,000
CADILLAC $50 coupe hardtop: low
mileage. DOW, steer, brakes. =. anc
r., other extras Ike new; s2,695
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14-ft. Malibu aluminium. Blue
and white. Step through seating,
vynal upholSter foam rubber cush-
ions. Panoramic windshield. Ten
sion ease steering. S66. dn. S2S
mo
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CHEV. '55 "2lO" 2-dr. st. wagon:
extras. low mi; Sl,I95. ORIG.
OWNER, DU. 10000, Ext. S03.
CHEY. '55 s-cyl. Bel AIR; pgs J.,
600 mi: 1926. Pvt. 10. 3-b654.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
DEXTER AVENUE

Gods New World was the
theme used by the women Oh
the Dexter Avenue Baptist
Church last Sunday in observing
the 39th anniversary OF the MIS-
sionary of that church. The pro.
Gram was truly inspiring and
we must admit one OF the most
ENJOYABLE we've ever attended.
Mrs Cassie Forest, Pontiac pub
lie school teacher, received a
tremendous ovation on her dy-
manic way of accepting the wei
come extended by, publicity
chairwoman of host church, Hell
on Butler. Miss Thelma Reyes
mistress of ceremonies was pre-
,cntcd by this writer.
Mrs. Maggie Hill was drama
list and Mrs. Maggie Smith was
soloist. In reading the history
& the organization, Mrs. Vidciia
Symonctte told of the struggles
and achievements over the ~
year period, and the contrinu-
lion made by the four succeed
inq presidents. Miss Miliordean
Lustcr also participated, and Mr.
samuel r. Hendricks sang. De-
votion theme and general theme
were brought by Mrs. 5. j. pa
Wis. wife OF the pastor Oh inc
Good shepherd Baptist Churcn'
and Mrs. Matte Williams re
sncctiyely. Mrs. p. Nj. Jefferson
Is president. DR.. W. X. haney'
pastor.
Mrs. Irene Butler Oh basns
street and Mrs. Eunicc Slate o.
west Garfield journeyed to bui-
faIo. Niagara Falls and Syracuse,
N Y. last weekend. They VISITED
cousin and family Mr. anu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11

ism, they have a low accident
rate, and they have abilities that
are profitable both to themselves
and TO the public.
There are now eight Good
will Industries units in eight
Michigan cities, including De
troit, Flint. Port Huron, Muske.
kon, Kalamazoo. Adrian, Jackson
and Battle Creek.
Goodwill Industries is able
TO continue its pr'~~am only
through the cooperation of ev-
cry individual in the State. II
depends on disable discardS
which handicapped persons re.
condition and sell at moderate
prices at Goodwill retail stores
Therefore, as Governor of
Michigan. |. G Mcnncn Williams
urges every citizen TO join in
celebrating National Employ the
Physically Handicapped Week
by filling a Goodwill bag with
discards and insure a job where
a Job counts"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
Endorses
Memorial

DR.. Martin Luther King Jr..
vice president at large of the
National Sunday School and 3
r. Il. Congress recently issued
the following statement regard
ing a memorial TO the late DR..
w. II. Jcrnasin of Washington,
d. G., who served as president
of The National S. Sand B. T. L.
Congress for 80 years.
The idea of mcmorializing DR..
w II. Jernagin which has been
projected by the Mission Herald.
is one that deserves our highest
consideration.
His commitment 10 the
Christian ideals OF love and
brotherhood, his sane and wise
Judgment, and his prophetic
vision should be a lasting chsI-
lense 10 every Christian Of our
day.
Moreover. his life should
serve as an inspiration to gene
rations yet unborn Probably no
man in our ranks surpassed him
in Christian craftsmanship lie
literally forgot himself into inn
mortality.
The BaptistS would not only
pay Tribute to Or. Jcrnagin
by mcmorializing him, but they
would pay a tribute to God for
making such a life possible
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
Mrs. ]. Smith To Head
1853 Christmas Seal Sales

Mrs Joseph ii Smith. Christ
mas Seal Sale chairman, 1917
Concord street, will head the 1858
Christmas Seal Sale in Gencsce
County, for the 23rd consecutive
year.
AS chairman of the traditional
campaign to raise funds to fight
tuberculosis, Mrs. Smith will di-
rect all aspects Of the sale Of
Christmas Seals by mail to coun-
ty residents. The Seal Sale will
begin November l4th. and con
tinuc thru December 18th.
Education of the public is
one of the most important parts
of this campaign, she pointed
out. The Christmas Seal appeal
letter and all our publicity will
emphasize the great progress al
ready made against TB and the
big job that remains ODE done
Contributions to the Genesec
County tuberculosis Association
pay for health education on "tu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
MILES FELLOWSHIP
WOMEN'S DAY

The women of the Miles Eel
lowship Baptist Church, Sylvcs-
ter at Field, have completed
plans for the 4th Annual Won
ans Day Celebration, Eunday,
October IS, 1858. Mrs. Faye E.
Bruce of Olivet Baptist Church
will be guest speaker. AT 3 pm.
a panel discussion will be held,
guests soloists of the city will
appear. At 1880 pm. Mrs. Ro-
setta Ferguson and committee
will present a grand program
climaxing the event. Theme for
the day Christ Our Unfailing
Friend" Mrs. Kate Montgomery
is general chairwoman, Mrs.
Ruby Garcia and Geneva Jen-
kins co-chairwomen, other com
mittec members are Mrs. Clara
Kaigler. Mrs. Josie jenkins, Mrs.
Argyle Baity, Mrs. Hattie Cook.
Mrs. Jessie Harrison and Mrs.
Anna Stokes. Rev. +. NJ Kaiglcr,
pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
Set Plans For
Conference

COLUMBUS. Ohio. - "Ohio
Mcthodism and the Inclusive
Church will be the theme of the
intcrracial conference that will
be- held April 1925, 1859, in Co
lumbus for 500 delegates from
the Northeast and Ohio con-
fcrcnccs of the Ohio Area and
the Lexington Conference OF the
Central Jurisdiction of the Meth
odist Church.
Bishop Matthew w. Clair Jr.,
If ST. Louis. the resident bishop
of the St Louis Area and Bishop
Hazcn G.. Werner of Columbus,
resident bishop of the Ohio Area
will be the co-chairman OF the
conference
Preliminary plans for the con-
ference were made in a planning
meeting of 80 representatives OF
the two white and Negro con-
ference held here in Hotel Sen
eca on September "a.
Plans for the conference will
be completed by the Steering
Committee that will hold its next
meeting in Cincinnati on Novcm-
Der 2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
Dav
Advcntists
BY Rev. Lawrence

The Young Peoples Mission
AIRY Volunteer Society Of the
North Street Sevcnth-day Advcn-
fist Church and the Flint police
department coopcrated Saturday
afternoon to teach the value Of
the freedoms which we enjoy
in democratic America.
AT about the mid.point of the
youth meeting six police officers
entered the church together with
Elder John Erhardt pastor OF
the Iapcer Scvcnth-day Advcn-
fist church. who played the role
OF an attorney with a complaint
against the assembly
After having asked a num-
Der Of searching questions as
10 the right Of assembly. Elder
Erhsrdt identified himself and
placed the tense congregation
at ease by revealing me faef
that the whole incident was but
an act.
a brief talk on the importance
Of apprcciating our God given
rights and acting as good citizens
to protect them followed Tho
skit.
Members Of the police force
acted their parts well. Who
knows that one might someda,
receive an Oscar for outstanding
acting
The young people Of Tho
church were asked owritc cs
says on their reaction TO the
programs for which prizes will
be given.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
Money Due These People

A total of 40 unrelocatcd Ohio
and Michigan workers are owed
more than Sl,830 in back wages
recovered for them by the Wage
and Hour and Public Contracts
Divisions Of the L. S. Department
vi Labor in recent months.
Theh monies due the MISSING
persons are for overtime and
minimum wage violations OF
the Fair Labor Standards Act
by employers, II was announced
today by Regional Director Will
liam S. Singley in Cleveland.
Mr.. Singlcy pointed out that
the back wages are available at
the officers of the employers and
not at the Wage and Hour Di-
vision. To obtain their back
wages, however. such persons
should contact the Regional or.
flee of tho Wage and Hour and
Public Contracts Divisions, 2l6
Engineers Building, Cleveland
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11

In an open letter, the Cover
nor continued:
National Employ the Physi-
cally Handicapped Week, Octo-
Der Sill, is designed to alert
employers as to the importance
and value of hiring handicapped
men and women.
This year urge seeon-
dairy purpose, one which en-
abIes each If US, employer or
not, an opportunity TO give
Jobs 10 physically handicapped
men and women. We can do
this through Goodwill Indus
tries, which is not only the
largest employer Of handicap
ped people in Michigan, but
an agency that also trains and
conditions these men and wom-
en- for Jobs in private indus.
try.
Goodwill In dustrics has
proved that it is good business
TO hire handicapped persons.
They appreciate a job when they
have il, they have less absentee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11

Persons in Michigan who az,
owed money arc listed bclov
Back wages due range anywhCr,
from $500 to $4,000 in the cur
rent list:
Arthur Cole. Clarence Haley
Robert Monroe Joe Bowen. EliscC
Mcndcz:
Wayne Wcllman, William Gov
ington. William D. Jones. Arthur
Jones. Margaret Torrcy;
Willie Easter, Ruby O'Dcll
Mrs. James Coleman. Willie
Simpson. Richard Montgomery.
Max Seeal. Miss Sue Radcliffe.
Jessie F. Boone. Miss Lula Halo
way, Coleman Hendricks;
Felix Buress. Roy Harper. Lee
Hunt. Robert Staplcy John Null
linS;
c. b. Boyd, Donald Jones, Cla.
renee Blackman and Dennis
Blackcrby.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
Record Set In
Clothing Program

Emphasizing the urgent need
for donations of used clothing
TO the Fall Public School Cloth
ing Drive, Earl X. Laing. drive
chairman. pointed out that on
one day only last Wednesday,
Oct. /, total of 40 needy chill
drcn we're given clothing at the
Volunteers of America School
Clothing Center. This was an all
time record for one day in the
22ycar history of the clothing
program, he said
Items given 10 those children
to keep them in school this call
and winter included SO ovcrcoats
and 70 pairs of shoes.
Laing is president Of Detroit
Public Schools Social Service,
nc. sponsor OF the drive in CO.
operation with the Volunteers OF
Amer ca.
The current heavy demands
on our clothing program will soon
exhaust available supplies in
many size LANG said THAT
is why We urgently request do
nations by the public to the
present clothing drive We must
have usable shoes and clothing
Of all sizes to keep our needy
children in school
The drive started Monday, oct
6, and will continue through
Friday. Oct. II. Bundles should
be taken to the nearest public
school or home pickup arrang-
ed by calling the Volunteers Of
America at Woodward 2-88l0.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11

berculin testing in schools,
Free Chest X-Rays to everyone
10 years of age and older. medi-
cal research, rehabilitation and
health education TO the general
public
In naming Mrs. Joseph n.
Smith TO the post, Or. Donald
r. Bryant. president Of the as
ISOLATION. paid tribute TO her
record OF service 10 the COM
mvnity in many fields.
asst years Christmas Seal sale
totalcd S54,ll803, Letters with
money are still coming in Mrs
Smith said IF the Free Chest
XRay program continues, II Will
depend on what the people -
during the Seal Sale campaign.
10000 Fire. Chest XRays
were taken this past year with
487 suspicious TB. SO cases hos
pitalized, 480 heart abnormal
tiles, and 80 suspicious cancer
found, and reported to the fam
lily physician.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
Here And 7hev,3,

irving here. that invitations he.
gin TO flow in requesting her
presence. On last Saturday at
exactly six pm. Maude Dorm.
the well-known Conant Gardens
matron invited Sarah in for din.
ner at her Nevada home.
Sharing the enjoyment were
Mrs. Hester Farris, local beautj.
clan. Katie Taylor, both sisters
OF the h0norec. Mcsdamcs Erma
White of Nevada, Gussie Jen.
nings OF Wexford, Martha Rob.
inson OF Goddard, Mildred Baker
OF Revere, and this writer. II
was complete turkey dinner.
Others entertaining her were
MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Harris. of
Broad, in a party. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Small of John r. Street
we're host and hostess on Satur.
day evening, late. Mrs. Flossie
Robinson of Quincy, Detroit So
cial worker, accompanied her
on a round Of sightseeing on
Sunday afternoon and Mr.. Eu-
gene Hall. of Harmon, cousin of
Sarah's husband invited guests
in to meet the lady on Sunday
night. Tired. but, full of pleas
ant memories Mrs. Culbreath
left for her Denver home on
Tuesday to resume her duties as
laboratory technician assistant
We had the privilege to visit in
her York Blvd. home there two
years ago and we thoroughly en-
joyed it. She is member of the
New Hope Baptist church. DR.
NJ. c. Williams, president Of
Western States Baptist Conven
tion is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11

-, me Sy pstroiters last week hon
o oui,s " the popular lady, Sarah
CCif'' "s Of Denver. Colo
s cu'J1' had not recovered" from
%. Ssa's swaink affairs given in her
~, unnor in Chicago, where she
' nv"y several days before ar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11

MRS. Lonnic Thompson.
Have you heard Mrs. Fave
bruce, the schoolmarm and
church woman who went TO ia.
pan TO attend the World Con.
Ven'ion on Christian Education
last summer? Well. if you have
not she is brimming full of in
formation that may be of help
10 you and your christian educa.
ton department of your church.
Shed be glad to impart this
knowledge to you, if requested.
The extended session of the
b. M. & <. State Sunday School
and b. I. U. Congress was held
with the New Prospect Baptist
Church, 8 Mile and Wisconsin.
last Friday Rev. G. w. Taylor,
president, presided.
Leadership Trai Vng classes
are currently being held at the
Metropolitan Methodist Church
5000 Woodward, under the di.
rection of the Detroit Council
OF Churches Division of Chris.
tian Education. Courses being
taught are Teaching Nursery
Children, Teaching Kindergarten
children, Teaching Primary,
Teaching Juniors. Working With
Junior High in the Church, How
Adults Learn and Admin airing
the Church School. Registration
can be accepted until 7:30 pm
Monday, October 13.
| wish to thank DR.. Ruler
Nelis j. Saunders for the beau
tiful bouquet of flowers sht
brought me last week from Lad,
Camille Temple. was temper
arily confined to the hospital
but, am much improved now.
MRS. JESSIE JAI Mcneil
president of United ChurcI
Women of Michigan. has beer
asked by DR.. John Hannah
Chairman of the President
Commission on Civil Rights I,
serve on the Michigan Advisor,
committee to the national com
mission. Mrs. Mcneil is the wifi,
of the pastor of Tabernacle Bap
fist Church, Beechwood at Mil
ford.
Michigan church women ar,
preparing TO attend the Nation
al Council of Churchwomcr
scheduled to be held in Denver
Colo, October 27-30.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11

cool HIlu otI't
killed. generously with con-
fectioner's sugar.
without a mixer. this
casy-to. make cake can be
made in the regular man.
ner. Cream the Flufo and
sugar together. add the egg
and heat until mixture IS
blended. Combin', the dry in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
nat. ZION, ECORSE

MIR. and Mrs. George DAVIS Oh
3O38 South Ethel Street Will en-
terrain at tea on Sunday, Octo-
Der IA, 4-6 pm. in honor OF the
dcacons of the Mt Zion Baptist
Church. 18th and Hicghtcn
Streets. You arc cordially in
vitcd to attend. Rev. Z. L. Todd
IS minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
Handicapped Week Observed
Throughout Michigan

Governor G. Mennen Williams today urged everyone
in Michigan Join in the observance of National Employ
the Physically Handicapped Week October Sill by filling
Goodwill Industries bag He pointed out that you did not
have to be employer to give work to handicapped
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
SYMPATHY


We extend our deepest sym
pathy TO the family of the late
j. b. Harris. who was funeral
lied in f. St Louis, ILL.,, last
Friday night from the Mt. Sinai
Baptist Church where he had
served as superintendent of the
Sunday school for more than
thirty years.
Mr. Harris was guest supcrin-
tcndcnt in the 1857 Tribune SUI
perintendents' Contest. He ts
a vice.president of the National
Convention of Gospel Choirs
and Choruses and attended the
Board meeting held at the New
Light Baptist Church here in
April lie was chairman OF the
Board of Trustees of that church
and several years ago organized
boys softball team in his
ncighborhood which claimed the
attention of the city and now
hundreds of boys in other such
branches.
Survivors are wife, Addie,
sons j. b. Jr., Los Angeles
Calf, school teacher, and Frye,
daughter, Rita, one grandson,
four brothers. two sisters and
other relatives. DR.. X. l.. WHITE
pastor, gave the eulogy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11

! CAKES
IERESH fruit Is a compll-
/ j ment TO any meal and IL
lis even more appealing when
+! il is encircled by a ring OF
] golden cake. A followed
| out pineapple shell makes
1 an ideal container for the
! crushed pineapple; The cake
made with the golden short
! ening with the special quail,
lity Of freshness Is baked
lin q ring mold and comes
|, from the oven especially
moist and tender and a love,
! " golden color through and
| through. ... e.x-.
Ifa Gun sifted enriched hour
4 cup sugar
y teaspoon salt
4 teaspoons double-acting
baking powder
! n cup f1uffo
A cup milk
4 teaspoon vanilla
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11
NEW LIBERTY

NEW LIBERTY
Members of the New Liberty
Baptist Church, Garfield at
Fischer, observed the 10th ami
versary of that church last sun
day. THE Responsibility OF the
Church in Confused World
was the theme discussed. Guests
were the Warren Avenue Bap-
list Church and pastor, DR.. W. X.
Matthews. Mr.. Jesse Cunning
ham was master of ceremony.
Mrs. Ann Horbowski welcomed
guests with response by Mrs.
Marion Staple.
DR.. Matthews spoke on inc
subject Gods Unbound Word.
MIR. Morris Mccain is chairman
of dcacons, MIR. Nathaniel Clay
IS chairman of Trustees, Mrs. ).
Wcstbrook was anniversary
chairwoman, Rev. 4. Alan Rund-
less, pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-11

Sift dry ingredients
into the bowl Of an
electric mixer. Add
remaining ingfedi-
ents and beat at me.
dunn speed for z
minutes. Turn mix,
ture into a CREASED
and floured IA
quart ring mold and nd
bake at S5o'F. for 80
to 35 minutes. Turn
out onto cake rack to
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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-04
Jake Wade Issues
Grid Handbook

The University's 1855 football
handbook. for the use OF press.
radio. anc ~ personnel vas IS
suec tts week BY Jake Wsoe.
sports publicity man foE UNC.
Its cover bears q picture ds Coach
jim TaiuTn beng carried or tte
shoulders Of students after Caro-
Ina Is 2l-I5 victory over Duke
las. year II Durham
Its contents include statistics
and brief biographies Of al The
players records Of pas; teams
and individual stars. pictureS and
biographies os coaching staff
members descriptions OF the Tar
Heels 1853 opponents and PIC
tures and full-page ARTICLES abou;
Chancellor Aycock Cosct Tatun.
and Athletic Director Cnucl Erick-
soa
The JniverSitys News Bureau
has sen, the information packed
little blue book to spo-tswriiers
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-04
Benefit Baseball
Game Saturday

A baseball game between the
Shriner RaDeses Temple No. 81
Of Charlotte and the Shriner Zafs
Temple No. l76 OF Durham and
Chapel Hill VIII be played in the
Carrboro Lions Park at 8 pm
this Saturday for the benefit OF
the National Cancer Society, the
tuberculosis Research Foundation
and local civic projects OF the
Shriners. Admission VIII be ST..
Many prizes VIII be given. They
viii include cash prizes. sack
dresses. and Bermuda shorts
Sugar viii be given to the first
100 women to enter the gate.
Two Chapel Hill boys, Ed Card
vel and Charlie Robertson. vii
be featured in the Zafa lineup
Both have a batting average o
better than .33l.
This vii be the seventh annua
game played by the two temple,
for charity The motto Of th'
series Is We run that others ma,
walk
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-04
Mrs. Brawley Is
On Church Staff

Mrs Eleanor higgins Brawley
IS to replace Miss Janet Sutton as
the Presbyterian Church's associ-
ate to the minister Of students
the Rev Harry Smith Miss Sut-
Ton has resigned to teach school
in Grove Texas. Of which state
she is native
Mrs BraweIy has done graduate
work q, the University and for the
past year was assistant director
Of the Graham Memorial. Her
cnufch work 10 be done on q half
urne basis. vii mainly be con
cerned WITH broadening the pro.
gram Of the Westminster Fellow
smp among University students
she viii work in cooperation With
dormjtory councils and other cam
pus groups
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-09-04
Rebecca Near Is
Teaching Abroad

Miss Rebecca Near. daughter
Of Mrs Banny Near Of Chapel Hill
and Wilmington, Is teaching IN
Bad Nauheim, Germany In a
school for children Of L S. mill
Try and civilian personnel there
She writes her mother that Bad
Nauheiu. resort town. is q
charming place
Since her graduation IRON the
University here several years ago
Miss Near had been teaching at
the Bradley Creek School near
Wilmington He. brother Clifford
Near OF Chapel Hill is also an
alumnus Of the University
MISS Near address is Bac Nau-
helm Dependents School APO Boz
Care Of Postmaster New York
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