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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
.CYO's Science Fair
To be Held April II

The 1858 Science Fair of the
Catholic Youth Organization of
Washington will be held Satur-
day, April IL. in Nativity Hall.
5000 Georgia avenue NV.
The fair has been divided into
high school and grade school
divisions. United States Savings
bonds will be awarded to first,
second and third place winners.
Entries closed last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
29Cor Permits Revoked,
96Suspended in Week

Twenty operators permits revoked and So ss-
pended here last week. the Department of Vehicles and Traffic
announced today
Twenty persons charged with driving without c. permit
registration suspended until proof of financial respon-
sibility is established
Six revocatons operating revocation one for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

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supports defy rust. Extra deep ground box
has fins to prevent turning. Gives you
227 #. of usobIe line!
Sears Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

Patented buiItin moth crystal pouch in front Of
each bog! Heavy durable plastic with quilted
tops and fronts Full length zippers. Strong metal
full drop frame, nickel plated hooks. Gorment
boes have heavy corrugated bottom shelf boards.
Stores
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SAVE ON cHILDREN's APPAREL

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KeoMorN
and
a. Regularly is
20 Regularly 2es 10
20 Regularly
Boy
W&L-Upper Main
so-II-PIsy slides Regularly
6s-5Foot hpet Regularly 80
W&L-Second
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12
Circle Members Meet
With Mrs. Her[0cker

The Rosa Garreil Circle ol
the Tabor City Baptist w. NJ. S
met with Mrs. J. A. Herlocker
lat her home Tuc.day evening
March 4. The study Of the book
entitled Look, Look The Cities"
was completed with Mrs. Reece
Burroughs and Mrs. Bruce Soles
leading the discussion.
With Mrs. Kenneth Ray chair
man, presiding, members plan
ned a study of the book "Soul
Winning" by c. E. Matthew for
the April meeting.
Plans were completed for the
brotherhood supper to be held
this month and cIEcle members
decided to give a sunshine box
to a shut in. The Annie Arm
strong offering AID Week OF
Prayer was discussed concluding
the business session
Refreshments were served tc
Mrs. j. J. Hodges, Mrs. Hazel
Martin. Mrs. 3. a. Garrell, Mrs
Ruth HarrelSon, Mrs. Minnie
Granger, Mrs. Kenneth Ray
Mrs. Bruce Soles and Mrs. Reece
Burroughs.
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12
Student OF Month
Honor Goes To
Tabor City Girl

A Tabor City girl has been
chosen as the student of the
month at Millcr-Motte Business
College in Wilmington.
II. w. Miller, president of the
school, said this week that Mary
Lee Cribb, a 1857 Tabor City
High School graduate, had been
selected by the faculty as the
Student that nearly meets the re-
quirement Of perfection as the
outstanding student Of the month.
She is registered IN the steno-
graphic secretarial department.
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12

The Tabor City Woman's Club
will meet ut the clubhouse
Thursday, March, l3, at 7:30 p
m. for . general meeting an
nounced Mrs. James Garrell
president.
Mrs. ]. S. Rogers will serve as
program chairman.
All members, both active and
associate, are urged to attend
Too, visitors are invited and the
membership is open
A social hour will follow the
session.
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12

Clyde ID. Boswell Of Tabor City
Is among the new reEistrants a
Miller-Motte Business Collese
In Wilmington.
IN HOSPITAL
Liston New is ar observation
patient in the Veterans Hospital,
Fayetteville.
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12
BACK FROM FLORIDA

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Garrell,
and grandson, Sam returned
home Sunday from Plant City,
Fla. after a lengthy stay where
he assisted in the decorating Of
floats and cities Cor numerous
festivals.
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12
WILMINGTON VISITORS

Mrs. Lucille Blackwell, Gilbert
Bullock and Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.
Evans were visitors in Whining
toll Wednesday.
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12
RALEIGH VISITORS

Mrs. Sam Glover and son. Sam,
of Raleigh visited her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. A. v. Elliott, Sr.
last week. Mr.. Glover Joined
them for the weekend and drove
them home.
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12
CHARLOTTE VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Harrelson
and daughter, Terri Lee, of
Charlotte spent the weekend
here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. HarrelSon.
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12

Live Oak Street with Mrs. Leths
Butler and Mrs. Wayne Baxter
serving as associate hostesses.
Mrs. S. T. Rogers save the pro-
gram and Mrs. Rembert Gore.
chairman, presided. Refresh
ments were served following the
session. Ten were present for
thi3 meeting also.
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12

vice chairman, presided and
Mrs. John Joyner gave the pro-
gram on Deborah. Refreshments
were server 70 10 members.
The Lula Cox Circle met att
the home OF Mrs. Ned Butler on|
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12
respective hostesses.

respective hostesses.
Mrs. Charles OConnor and
Mrs. Otis Wright entertained
the Anne Cox members at Mrs.
'O'Connor's home on Anderson
Street. Mrs. r. K. Rogers, Jr.,
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12
IN HOSPITAL

Burden Norris is = patient in
tic Conway, S. c. hospital where
he underwent a kidney opera
tion.
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12
ATLANTA VISITORS

Mrs. Bennett Ginburg and
children, Nancy and Paul, OF
Atlanta, Ga. are here for q two
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Roger carp is home from the
Camp Lejeune Hospital where
he was a patient for several
weeks.
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12

Beach, Wednesday. Too, they
visited Mrs. Fannie Wood and
Miss Marjorie Wood at their
home there.
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12
Methodist Circles
Hold MeetinRs

Yhe Circles of the woman's
Stiety Of Christian Service met
Tuesday evening, March 4, with
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12

week visit with her parents, Mr..
ard Mrs. David Simon. Mr.. Gin
burg drove them here during the
weekend.
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12

BEACH VISITORS
Mrs. Letha Butter and Mrs.
Mary Todd visited Mrs. F. G..
Kelly, a patient at the Sand
stron Nursing Home, in MYRTLE
Tabor City tribune., 1958-03-12

LIBBY Green Peos
Excelsior cheesebursen
Chicken OF The Sea Tune
cut-Rits Woxed Poper
Seotkins fomay Napkins
Gorden Solod Pickle potch
CIoror Bleoeh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
Southwest Detroit
Spotlight.

and chorus line of beauties
and cowboys. GrOwn.ups model
cd the cvcr-popular chcmisc.
and trapczc and scads of other
beautiful clothes. The models
were Mrs. Carnic Moran. Mrs
Patricia Higgins, Mrs Muricl
Smith and the charming Miss
Carol Ann Gardner. Tots in the
show included Norris Higgins,
Aaron Fox. Eric Boyd, PHILIPS
Manlcy. Wanda Brodcn. and Kar
on Moran. The wonderful dec.
orations were handled by Boa.
tricc Pratt, Mrs Bculah Boyd.
Mrs Lille Gardner Refresh
mcntS were served by the cap
n b G committee consisting of
Mrs. Frank Blakcly. Mrs Naomi
Malone, and Mrs. Susie Travcr
Mrs. Sadie Piazza directed the
show This fine block club was
organized in March Of this year.
The officers of this block club
are: chairman: Mrs Virginia Da-
Wis: Secretary: Mrs. Elizabeth
Hendricks: Treasurer: Mrs. Er-
ncstinc Cole: financial sccrcta-
nv. Mrs. Donaldson: and Mrs
Sadie Piazza, membership chair
man
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
BY COURT REPORTER

Carter a. Brown. 10. of 1910
Loib. was arrested last week
when police found him driving
stolen car The officers said
the youth admitted stealing the
car from a parking lot at 1888 +.
jefferson
Brown said he used tinfoil to
start the car Brown was parolcd
from Jackson Prison Aug IA,
where he served time for stealing
a car.
Will Harris. 80. of 448 Camp.
bell, River Rouge. and Lawrence
Peterson, "a, of $50 f. Adams,
were arrested last week and held
for investigation of larceny.
Police said the pair approached
John II Hooks. %. of l0207 Good.
win. as he stood al Columbia
and Brush They engaged Hooks
in brief conversation Hook s
wallet containing $40 was
snatchcd by Harris, and both men
fled
FOicc observed Hooks chasing
the two men and apprchcndcd
them. Tfft stolen wallet and
money were recovered.
Sam Cox, 50, of 800 Solvay,
was arrested last week and
charged with possession of moon.
shine whiskcy.
Police said they observed Cox
pass bottle of moonShinc to
another man while his car was
parked at South Solvay and Erie.
En- route to the station the
officers said Cox was abusive and
threatened to kill them.
One bottle of moonshinc was
confiscatcd
Alphonsc Gibbs, 81. of 1852
Bcnticau. was rushed to Rccciv-
ing Hospital suffering from indi-
gcstion Of rat poison Police said
Gibbs took the poison in an un.
successful suicide attempt
Police said Gibbs was dcSpon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
COU r L n e w S =

house and left him standing on
the porch Barnett said when the
men failed to return he started
back to the bus line, when two
thugs robbed him.
Albert Bishop, AZ. of l44 Slim.
son, was rescued from canal
on Belle Isle last week after he
lost control of his car which
left the pavement and dropped
into canal which was filled
with water four feet deep.
Police said the accident oc-
Cured at 2:30 am. while Bishop
was driving on the east end of
the island. near the Coast Guard
Station.
Bishop was pulled from the
water by two harbormaster po-
liccmcn and a witness to the ac-
cidcnt However while seated in
the Belle Isle police station dry
ing out additional trouble piled
up for Bishop when the officers
discovered nc was wanted for
$50 worth of unpaid parking Vi
olation tickets The next day
Bishop had date in traffic
court
Francis Childs. 35. of 1923
Fourth. was arrested last week
end and charged with assault
and battery on the complaint
Of his wife Mrs Mildred ChildS.
3l Mrs Childs said that despite
the fact she is six months prcg
nant her husband beat her with
bathroom plunger.
Leroy A. Rhodes. 25, of 1862
Allcndalc. was arrest last
week and charged with cngag-
ine in an illegal occupation aft.
or Patrolman BENJAMIN Johnson
Of the vice bureau, observed
him picking up numbers in the
Vicinity of 1913 Vancouver
The officer said he conilScatcd
nine current dated mutual bet
slips and SAP.
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dent because of trouble with hi:
father
MichcaI Anderson. 10. of 1898
L,nwood. was rushed to Rcceiv-
ing Hospital from his home last
week after he attempted to hang
himself with belt on the back
Of a bedroom door
Police said the boy said he
was upset because his mother
won't treat him right.
Ray Yeargin. SO. Of ABA Scot.
ten. was treated at Receiving Hos.
pital for first and second degree
burns Of the left arm and left
side of the body
Police said Yeargin was drunk
and sleeping on the floor. when
his wife. Mary, 81, sci fire TO his
shirt.
Nathaniel Hill. A. of 80 Al
fred. was Knocked down and as.
Saultcd last week and robbed Of
$40 by a group of youths on
Brewster playground
Hill said one of the boys APP
preached and asked him for a
cigarct. Hill said while he was in
the process of giving the boy
the cigarct another boy struck
him in the face and knocked him
down.
The youths escaped after the
assault.
Fred Barnett. 80, Of 1868 La.
Sale. was sluggcd and robbed Of
S'll7 last week at an alley near
Wabash ana Putnam.
Barnett said he met two
men in a. bus stop al Twelfth
and Warren, shortly after mid
night He said they engaged him
in conversation and short
time later he agreed TO accom-
pany the strangers TO an apart
mcnt on Wabash. near Putnam
to purchase a pint of whiSkcy.
Barnett said hen tn e y
reached their destination the
two men walked inside of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13

adding q piano background,
they might be described as
philosophers.
Good Buddy sonelra
Perhaps their success lies
within themselves. Sondra is
volubIe extrovert. Basically fem
mine in figure and thought. she
still adopts d good buddy ap-
proach TO Most everyone she
meets.
"She talks up a storm is her
husbands appraisal Of her tor
rental speech. which is reminis-
cent Of the Johnstown flood in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13

throws light both upward and
downward over the draperies 10
cregte daylight effect. To >et
the mood for relaxation al
quiet conversation. or TO crca',
other variations Of mood and az
mosphelc. rs we'll as assure
adequate lighting for any seeing
task. lights are controlled by
Luxtrol light controls that
brighten or dim lights TO any
degree.
The bedrooms are versatile in
that the front bedroom can be
one very large room, or divided
into two smaller rooms. by
means Of folding doors. This
front bedroom has a closet AID
built in desk with shelves above
for each area. There are two
closets in the rear bedroom
as well.
At the hall Is a storage closet
for brooms and cleaning sup
plies and n linen closet. I
The bath has twin lavatories
and n built in counter top. 1
rlans are available from
Clifford n. Wright. Architect a
Associates. 1915 Schoolcraft.
Detroit %. Michigan. At SIS for
one set or S35 for three sets. 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
PULPIT NEWS

The annual conference Of the
fourth Episcopal district Of the
a. NJ. L. Church opened on
Tuesday, August rs with Bishop
Gomez presiding at Ebcnczcr A.
Nj f. Church.
The Tuesday night sermon was
preached by Rev. Evans of Al
len Temple A. NJ. +. Church.
Thursday night was mission.
airy night Rev. c. f. Wilson
preached the sermon. after
which the missionary societies
from numerous churches pre-
scented Skit entitled. we Must
See Jesus
The conference meetings were
we'll attended Appointments
were given on Sunday, August
81
Rev T. II Smith was re-
appointed TO st John A. NJ. +.
Church on Bccchwood Street IL
River Rouge.
Rev. A. l.. Preston was assign.
cd to ST Paul A. NJ +. Church
in Dclray.
The Sarah Allen Missionary
Society is having barbecue
Saturday. Scptcmmbcr -.
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e~e
and
! : ,o'v4

its power once il is unleashs
Born within q hundred mills
OF JohnstoWn, and actually Al
Pittsburgh native. Sondra a.
parently was we'll drilled in III
Pennsylvania disaster.
Counterpart Jon is a qvs|
drawing son Of Afdenu|
Missouri. Jon explains that An
derson is so small that whenx|
entered the University Of Ms|
souri, he had TO show Andersen
10 the Dean Of Men on o sfa|
road map TO prove its exisfenaI
The two met in Cleyelag
when Jon was pianist win
Charlie Stenross' orchestra. |
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
Northeast Detroit
Spotlight /.

Mrs. Rosa NJ HILL president
Of the Pleasant Grove BaptiS'
Church's Missionary Society, en-
tcrtaincd out.oftown relatives
Who were her house guest fol
week
Her visitors were from East
81 Louis They were Mrs. ~
Russell. son and granddaughter
also Mr.. and Mrs lioratius
Floorc and their niece. Mary
''r..nccs Russell The Vacation
crs who are cousins to Mrs.
Hill. Will see Canada, Pontiac,
Flint and Cleveland before re-
turning home
Delegates from Pleasant
Grove Baptist Chvreh's Mis-
sionsry Society who planned
10 take a train Tuesday after
noon for the National Baptist
Convention in Chicago are
Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Eliza Smith,
Mrs. Bvrdells Mccoy, Mrs. L.
ella Mvcker, Mrs. Eva Laster,
Mrs. Daisy Reed. Mrs. Cecil
Smith. and pastor, Rev. B. n.
Harris. Those who will motor
are Mrs. Jeanette Sims. Mrs.
Mary Swindle, Mrs. Rosa /.
Watson. Mrs. Matte Hen
bricks.
Business woman. Mrs Marie
Harris was elected as a member
of the Republican State Central
Committee for her third term
last weekend IN the party
Michisan convention in Grand
Rapids
Mrs Bette Davis was elected
TO serve her first year Mr. pa
Wis j. precinct supervisor IN the
Evans Recreation Ccrtcrs clcc
ton booth The state Central
Committee mcets quarterly The
sessions are held in LANSING
Plans are being made TO open
headquarters IN the nclghbor.
hood in preparation for No,cm
bcr'S election
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The main entry permits access
70 the kitchen, family room or
the living room and bedroom
wing without travelling through
any other room in the house.
This entry has two generous
closets for coat storage.
The kitchen. family room is TO
the right Of the entry. There
ls a convenient Mushroom off the
Kitchen next 10 the side door.
The family room has generous
windows facing the street and
there is a bookcase on one side
With cabinet below for storage
Of hobby equipment. This family
room is ideal for dining. hobbies,
and general family activities.
There is stairway from the
kitchen leading TO the full
basement.
The living room is separated
ON the hall by 36-inch- high
wall with wood trelis above.
This gives n very open feeling
10 the room and creates a more
spacious feeling in the hall. The
living room has sliding doors
facing a terrace nj the rear.
There are two unbroken walls
which make for good furniture
placement.
An additional feeling Of spa
ciousness is achieved through
built in structural lighting. Coves
along the unbroken walls direct
heht upward against the upper
walls and ceilings 10 create a
daylight effect and make the
room seem even larger. a lighted
valance over the window wall
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
BY Lucille TrsyIor
Out OF Town Guest

The Rev. NJ. Frazier is House
Guest Of Mrs. Lucille Cook Of
6l27 10th St He is delegated
from Houston Texas to attend
the National Baptist Convention
here converting at the King Solo
mon Baptist Church at el25
l4th at Marquette.
Rev Frazier is a very proud
man and thinks well of his town.
He is the father of ten children
five boys and five girls. He has
lived in Houston 40 years or
more. He said there are some
fine people in Texas on both
sides that would mix with any
race.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
FLEMING BLOCK CLUB

The Fleming Block Club spon-
sorcd a outing. Saturday. for
tho children at the home Of
Mrs Bette McClcndon, of 1888
Fleming
Mrs DcmpS. Mrs Nancy Flow.
crs. Mrs McMurray, Willie Nc.
Clcndon, Mr.. Carson, Henry Nc
Clcndon and Mrs. Elizabeth
McClendon helped service the
Youngsters over 60 children at
tended They played games un-
I'll the rains came. and then
vent into the basement where
they listened to lectures on com
munity Improvements.
Some Of the speakers were
Missionary PesrIy Mason, OF
Church OF God in Christ; Mrs.
Flowers, vice president; Mrs.
Bette McCIendon; Mrs. Car
son, treasurer Of the Fleming
Block Club; Henry Meclendon
and Willie Meclendon, presi-
dent. Refresh ments were
served.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

81 Matthews Spiritual Church
honorcd Rev Molclle Cobb ,
birthday with a celebration sun
daN sAu- 81 M the dmn-
room Of the church
Some If The -acst- were Res
Arthur Cobb Reverend Blanche
Curtiss. Mrs Josephine New
man Rev Louise Warren Rev
Frank Johnson Rev Sadie Bar
nctic Mrs Mary Stewart, prcsl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13

year Of couriin9 cln'aSeo "U y.
he drove Sonora around the SIY
square in Henderson Ksn'vSNf
Ii times before she dt''0's.'
his proposal. 4
That was II years a.o Nv
with a hit record that 500 V' 4.
three million copies and aSsagl
flow Of supper club apps''', !,
ces, including a evuen' IVY ~. =
Yeamans' knife ard FORK wv W
in Detroit, they have a'ns ~
within each the status oe'''ly 3.
by the best - re-'''
Happiness,
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sondrs and Jon Steele are The

true component parts OF d love
story. Married, and happily so
ID years. they are d singing duo
who have created a happy and
somewhat unique wedlock.
Their greatest charm lies per-
haps not in their talents, individ-
usIIy and collectively; nor in
their own colorful personalities.
Their greatest attraction lies
in their ability to combine their
marriage and their careers, in
profession noted for temper
ment. in q gay untempermental
manner.
Thus as singers, with Jon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
A Prize Party

The jolly Eight will give a
prize party Saturday, September
9th, at 4763 Garland at 8 pm.
Three prizes will be awarded.
Better put this on your places
to go agenda You might be
lucky.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
BLOCK CLUE PARTY

The home Of MIR and Mrs.
Pratt on BasSctt Street sponsor.
cd a gala affair last week The
children put on a wonderful
show, with a miniature wedding
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
CRUSADERS. CLUB

Saturday. Sept 81. the Crusad-
crs Club is having dinner at
81. John A. NJ T.. Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
I2lh Il Warren
Community News

splendid things he i A..
the church and is m n uolns
r.. Holy Gross Mission r'' Nue..
The Holy Gross ,' "se'q
holding its regular .'''sI'l
Wednesday Sept lclb 4 ~
Beaubien and IIss,ins "a a
Center. Time , until : INV. y
invited to attend this ns y
Come or send your %'
to 2433 Pingrcc ST r rs4'
ASK for Mrs Porter 3TA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
FORUM SERIES

South west Dctroits own
Judge Wade McCrcc Jr., will be
featured at the Town Hall For
I'm Series scheduled to open at
ST Stephens A. NJ r. Sunday.
Cx..t "A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
The New Birth Church Of God

The members and friends Of
the New Birth Church of God in
Christ gave their Minister, the
Rev. A. Mccullough. his first an
nivcrsary last Sunday.
This was a small token OF
their love for him for the many
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
Attention

All parents having chla]
between the ages Of 5 y.
years old and are inreres. 81.
them becoming j. Mason, ''4 ]
Eastern Stars. please ,o,s'
Mrs. Lucille D. Cook !, n
10th ST.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-13
NURSE TRAINING

Novclla Jackson. daughter of
Mrs. Camilla Wilburn, and
June graduate of River Rouge
High School. entered Harper
Hospital School of Nursing on
Sept 8.
BIRTHDAY TRIP
A trip to Bob.Lo was the pres.
cnt the Go-Gettcrs Club present.
cd to Mrs. Flceta Radcliffe on
the anniversary Of her birthday.
LABOR DAY
A happy surprise at my bar
bcuc on Labor Day was the ar
rival of my grandmother from
Los Angeles. California. Also
ON hand were many friends and
relatives and thirty-threc pounds
of the succulent meat.
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dent Of the choir.
Lucivs BIovnt, Sr. was Civ
en- a retirement celebration by
his ~ children az the North
sra Center on the eve OF his
birthday. Blovni worked for
the ChrysIer Corporation for
over 30 years.
Miss Shirley Mack junior in
music education at Obcrlln. Col
legc. Will Join 80 members of
her class for years study IN
the world famous Mozarteum at
Salzburg, Austria this Scptem'
Der
This trip is designed to fur.
thcr international goodwill.
since American students will
1--we and work Side.by-side with
the Austrian students shirley is
graduate Of CaSs Tech, where
she played cello in the orchcs.
ira
LoMAx TEMPLE
Mrs Edth Brown is a busy
lady taese q US She is in charge
Of all the publicity for Lomax
Temple AML ZION Church's
10th Anniversary Harold T.
smith is general program chair
man. and LebaStcr Cherry, CO
chairman
The celebration viii last for
iVo weeks with various churches
aud their pastors assisting Sept
Is Rev Jack Farley pastor of
The NJ Olive Baptist Church,
Will deliver the sermon: Sept.
rs Rev Fred d Porter, OF the
John Wesley 4 VI + Zion
Church. Sept l8. Rev NJ b.
Terrell Of the Tried stone Bap-
ilst Church. Sept 10. there will
be- a youth carnival
Sept, n. Rev. Lee T. Clay,
pastor OF The Peace Baptist
Church. will speak; Sept. %
Rev. Otis Saunders, Trinity
A.M.E. Zion Church; Sept. ~.
Rev Eugene Rhodes, Leland
Baptist Church; Sept. IS, Rev.
c. a. Lowe. ST.. Peters A.M.E.
Zion Church; Sept. rs. Rev.
w. a. billiard, ST. Paul A.M.E.
Zion Church and Sept. II will
be another youth carnival.