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Diario las Américas., 1958-07-04

Bodos de ToPocio
Celebran en- ej dia de hoy la
fausta orasion de sus Bodas de To-
pacio, velntiocno amos de ejemplar
y venrurpsa union matrimonial, ell
senior Pedro Nunez Rogue y seio-
ra. Ana Luisa Gomez de N1nez,
gentil pareia Guiana residente en-
Miami
Nos complace enviarleS nueStras
sinceras felicitaciones y votos por
su bienestar.
Siete Amos
Cumple hoy sus siete amos de
edad ell simpatlco nino William
Winfield Lollis, hijo del senior
Henry r. LOllis y sonora, la apre-
ciada dana Guiana, Mercedita Ruiz
de LOllis.
LIE enviamos nuestraS mas caras
felicitacl'nes, que tambien hace-
mos extenSivas a sus amantisimos
padres, y lie deseamos una prolon-
gada y prospera vida.
cumpleonos
Ajusta hoy I'm nuevo ano de vi
da la gentil senorita Orquidea Ro.
driguez, hija del senior J. Gabriel
Rodriguez y sonora, Ada Rodriguez
de Rodriguez, mlembros estima-
dos de nuestra colonia hispanoa-
mericana residente en- Miami.
A las muchas felicitaciones que
reciba con motive de tan grata
OCCASION. unimos las nuestras muy
Sinceras.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-04
la REcETA DEL Ola
PAPAS CON oUESO A LA
DELFINESA

DELr
4 papas grandes ( cortadas en-
ruedas muy finas)
2 tazas de leche
IL taxa de crema
IA taxa de queso parmesano "a
llado
/ cucharadita de sal
pimienta a gusto.
Cueza las papas con Ia sal, pi.
mienta y leche en- un banjo Ma.
ria sobre aqua hirviendo duran.
te 30 minutes. Coloque en- molde
de hornear, vierta la crema sobre
las papas y cubra con queso. Hor-
nee durante 20 minutes a una
temperature de $50 grades Fa.
renheit.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-04

DURANTE SOLEMNE Ceremonial ecclesiastical, celebrada en- la
IgIesia Episcopal Holy Cross de esa ciudad, unierOn sus destnos
en- tardes pasadas la gentl y culta senOrita Miriam Rodriguez y Ell
apreciado caballerO Richard Racine, hijOs del senior Alfonso ROdri-
guez y sonora Onelia Fernandez de Rodriguez, y de la sonora
Irma Lundrey. Fueron los padrinOs ell senior Thomas Sand v la
senorita Patricia Racine Los vemos aqui en- mOmentOS que parten
ell magnifico "cake" de bOdas, la bella novia ataviada de una finisima
creaci6n interpretada en- faDa y tut Illusion, adOrnada de exquisite
encaje frances. Su vlO desprendia de una linda corona Salpicada
de perIas y piedras del Rim. Para los nuevOs c6nyuges, nuestras
feicitaciones y vOtos fervientes pOrque disfruten de una eterna
luna de mieI.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-04

Sc ha calculado que para vi
vir ell hombre debe hacer pasar
por sus pulmones 420 litros de
aire fresco por bora.
u
De acuerdo con las listas de
divorciados en- Francia, despues
de siete amos de vida conyugal la
pareja ~atraviesa la prueba deci-
silva de su existencia.
"Distesis" es la predisposicion
organica a contraer una deter.
nSnada enfermedad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-04
DEL M0GAR-por Victoria Aketandko
FL POEMA De HOY
Y NADIA mas que Asf...

Mortes Is
Otro do sin eorto. iQue espontoso tornento!
Otro vez, itodo un dio! sin sober que pensor.
De todos los mortirios ninguno mos horrible
para mi, que este horrible mortirio de esperor.
No sober NADIA, NADIA. No poder hocer NADIA.
Tener ell alma entero pendiente del ozor...
Sentir como oIeteon los moIos p~ensomientos
y no querer oirlos.. ~ no querer dudor!
iPor Dios, 20 tie pido, sonere de mis- ~extrohos,
enconto de mi vida, semitic de mi oItor..
Ten compassion. dos lfneos, dos Iineos soIomente;
que Puedo 20 leerlos y los puedo 70 besor!
Jueves Is
No sufros; no tie ~exoltes; no pienses eosos tristes.
Ne ho heeho nucho doho Ia eorto que onoehe recibi.
Quiereme, pero quiereme de un modo mos ~tronquilo.
Ne esponto que me odores con ese frenesf
Ten olmo No secs loco. ST sobes que tie quiero,
iPor que te nortirizos? iPor que dudos de mi?
Ne do peno alma mia, que sufros de csc modo.
iNo me quieros osf!
NeAnA kIAwA
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-04
S.s NIS a les IL :
I.1s Sz1IST N1SN -
PARA CORRESPONDENCE, 20. COX ss. MIAMI. FLORIDA

Cuotro Amos
Celebra hoy sus cuatro antics de
edad la graciosa ninita Dianne
Thornton. hija del senior Robert
Thornton y sonora. la estimada
dana Guiana Pillar EirO de Thorn
ton.
Nos complace enviarle nuestras
c~alurosas felicltacioneS, que tam
bien hacemos extensivaS a SuS
amantisimoS padres, y desearle
una larga y venturoSa vida.
Aniversorio Matrimonial
En- Ell dia de hoy celebran I'm
nuevo anlversario de bodas ell DR..
GuillermO Puente Duany y sonora,
Mireya Aguilar de Puente Duany,
miemDrUs apreclados de nuestra
colonia hispanoamericana residen-
tie en- esta ciudad.
Nos es grato enviarles nuestras
mas calidas felicltaciones y votos
por su eterna dicha.
Vayan nuestraS %Sinceras felicia.
clones para ell senior Pantale6n de
los Santos y sonora, Estrella Rubio
de de los Santos, quienes celebran
en- ell dia de hoy la grata OCCASION
de I'm nuevo aniversario de bodas.
cumpIeanos
Nuestros parabieneS en- ell dia
de hoy, con motive de la grata &C.
lebracion del aniversario de su
nacimlento, para ell estimado caba-
Hero puertorriqueno senior Fran.
cisco Grillasca, v nuestros deseos
de que cumpla muchos amos mas de
vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-04

Vayan ndestras sinceras felici-
taciones para Ell apreciado caba-
Hero venezolano Angel Il. Dcigado
quIen ceiebra en- ell dia de hoy la
grata Jcasion del aniVersario de Su
nacimiento.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-04

WSentimont2.
POI. Amar1nta

Dir,Anse las consuItA a >sUzoN SENTIMENTAL. r. o Box Sea-
international Airport Miami as Fla, Kagamos a los Iectores Q lectoPas
que Hrmen ss caftas u pseuAAnimo o iuicnIes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
CHURCH GROUP HoNoRS
MRS. Jesse lAl McNElL

The reception given Mrs. Jesse
Jai Mcneil Sunday evening at
Tabernacle Baptist Churca was
simply wonderful Mrs Mcneil
was recently elected as president
Of the United Church Women Of
Michigan and the Detroitcrs were
happy to show their appreciation
Mrs. Chas. A. Spivey gracious
ly accepted the honor as mistress
Of ceremony. Music was rem.
dered by the three choirs of
the church. Fluctuations were
given by Mrs. Mary Ross, Mrs
John Young. Mrs J. w. Crockett,
Mrs. Frank Ferguson, Mrs. Nellie
Sanders. Mrs. Pauline Campbell.
Mrs. William Brooks, Mr. John
w. Copeland and Mrs. William
Crenshaw.
The response given by Mrs.
Mcneil was quite timely, depict
ing the inner.woman.
The church group presented
her with q brief case imported
from England.
The INAUGURAL BALL
Thursday evening May 20,
from Q till 2 am at the Naci-
rema Club home they gave their
annual Inaugural Ball. Needless
10 say hundreds OF people stepped
over the door sill for a pleasant
evening with friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
,.,sH Public High Schools
wi VIII Graduate 6.645

rho Detroit public hioh
..aaols will graduate 6,o4o
s sniOrs during the week OF
T '''"s l6. OF these graduates,
'I sS7 are young men; The
, -," number of graduates
' esruares with $3.50 in June
, ,S,7 The largest graduating
,lss, of the year will be
~, 1.,t Of DENLY High School.
" MS years srsdoafions
Fl ore, with DENLY pre-
'sni;nc 6o5 for diplomas in
=. schools auditorium on
= ;;',ssJsy June ", at 8 pm.
N, Leon S. Wsskin OF the
department. OF Public In
.n,etion will address the
,',Ju,tes. At BIS p. M, on
iiue,d,y, Commerce High
s.bo,I viii Rear Leonard
s.sI,, president Of the BID.
d -IvcaIion address, the
,ehooIs 242 graduates in
the Csss auditorium.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
: Social 6 Civic Roundup :

one OF our white citizens 10 the
spotlight, one who Is a member
Of the teachers staff al the
Cleveland intermediate High
School. Mr.. n. c. KoIkind. Mr..
koIkind. So, began his work as q
Boys Counselor in 1928 and has
served in this capacity at the
SteveIsnI Internsedist> sehcol
for sixteen years.
In his line of work, he has en-
countered many problems that
are common with teen age boys,
many of which he has been able
to handle in an unusual manner,
and as q result, has won favor
with many of his students, and
most certainly to the school and
community which he serves. In
my interview with Mr.. K0lkind,
he cited various incidents in
which he has served as mediator
for boys involved in cases being
handled by the police, many of
these boys who reside in the
Dawson area. He has been redi-
ouled for. the stand he has taken
in many instances but he con-
tinues to express his complete
faith in Boys. and states that he
has found same to be very re-
warding. lie served as chairman
of an interracial group some
twenty years ago. and wrote an
article entitled I'VE all have q
heart"
lie draws no lines as TO race.
His philosophy is that boys are
just boys, and when they break
the law there must be reason,
and he has prided himself in
studying the reasons for many of
their actions. He admits that
sometimes he becomes discour-
aged, but somehow is able to
start again. lie states that he
owes much TO the parents OF the
children for any success achieved
in this community. as well as the
fine teachers staff and principal,
Mr.. Robert Benson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

YWCA classes TO add zeSt
and pleasure to summer
time activities will begin next
week.
Golf, tennis, swimming
for beginners and for men
and women who want TO
improve their skilIs in these
sports lead the list Of popv-
Isr courses. Photography,
drawing, and paintin g
are also offered for those
persons who want 10 Cap
ivrs memorable scenes OF
their vacations.
In addition to these class
es Northern Branch WV, at
1880 Woodward Ave, in
Highland Park, offers fenc-
Ing, Swimming classes un-
der supervision of Down
river YWCA will be held at
The Greenfield Village pool,
and a painting class given
at the Downriver branch
building, 1885 Fort ST., in
Wyandotte.
Registrations are being
taken at the Northwest
Branch WV, 1893 BEDFORD
Ave., for golf classes TO be
gwen at a nearby golf
course. These one-hr. group
classes are scheduled for
both day and evening.
convenient to people who
work downtown are classes
a. a., Central Branch, at 2230
"llherell ST., which include
swimming, canoeing, pho
loyraphy, automobile driv-
ING and tennis, and also at
Lucy u Thurman WV, 500 f.
Luzaoeth ST., which include
bridge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
Women In Special
Community PROGRAM

On Tuesday, May 81, MA
dame Presidents" of many
Negro organizations joined
more than 700 leaders of
women's groups from the
entire metropolitan Detroit
area for a special commune
ty-wide program at Veter-
ans Memorial Building.
Sponsored by the Wom-
ems Committee OF United
Community Services. Presi-
dents Day was initiated 5
women leaders so that they
may explore ways in which
years ago TO bring together
they can be mutually help
fol to the community.
Several prominent Negro
women had key responsible
lities at the widely-attended
event.
Mrs. Henderson Brandon,
554 Mack Avenue, Detroit
Association of w m en- S
Clubs, and Mrs. Theodore
Nj. White, 400 King, a mem
Der of the Governing Board
of UCS Womens Commit
tee, served on the commit
lee which planned the an
nual program.
Continuing On Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
b. MARY BELLE RHODES
CURRENT TOPIC FLOWER
DAY PROGRAM

Flower Day program has been
one of the highlights OF the club
over the years and each year
shows improvement in programs.
Tuesday, May rs. at Nsei-
rems Club they selected Atty.
Marjorie MCGOWAN. Assistant
Prosecutor Of Wayne County,
as their guest speaker.
Miss MCGOWAN has her BIS.
from the University OF Detroit;
her LIB. from the same uni
versity. and LIN. from Wayne
State University.
She was introduced by Mrs.
Madeline Mott.
DR.. Rosa L. Gragg was the
honoree of the Club OF which
she is member, warmly ex-
pressing her appreciation for the
club and their activities for they
represent the things Of life. In
production was given by Mrs.
Mile Hynson. Mrs. G. Harrison
presented the gift.
Our own Mrs. May Randolph
was made an honorary president
of the club. for 25 years OF faith
full service. Mrs. Henry SCOTS
solo was adorable.
A beautiful installation serv-
ice was given by Mrs. Dorothy
duncan, who installed the newly
elected officers. Mrs. Duncan
made an excellent president and
the club is confident that Mrs
Madeline Mott will. do likewise
Scrolls, gifts. flowers, kilograms
and warm handshakcs made a
pleasant afternoon. Mrs. Alberta
McFall was mistress OF cere.
monies. Happy birthday to Mrs.
Violet Lewis.
Yes, a delcctable luncheon was
served.
Guest included Mesdames Ruth
Smith, NJ. Coleman, c. Thompson,
Chas. Hill, G. Dunbar, NJ. Rey.
nolds, Abbie White. Alice Bar
rett. Mae Turner, Mae Jacobs,
DR.. o. 7. Fisher. Thelma Han
cock. Dorothy Bray. Erma Love,
Mary Irwin, Mary Drake, F..
Chancellor. Matte Jefferson.
Vivian Booth. Thelma Collier,
Bessie Johnson and many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
Music Settlement Program

The Music Settlement
School Chapter of the Ma
tional Guild of Piano Teach
crs will hold additions June
4, at the school, with Grace
l.. Barber, director, as chair
man.
Ralph Zirkle, nationally
known pianist and teacher,
will be the adjudicator for
GA students, including two
candidates for the Guilds
Collegiate diploma.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
International Mosons
Plan Grand Lodge

DR.. VIM. v. Banks. Supreme
Grand Master of the Interna-
tional f. & A. NJ. Masons. Inc.
announced today he will attend
the Grand Lodge Sessions OF the
New York Fraternity in Niagara
Falls, New York. June Is. IA
and 18th.
The we'll known Detroit at
torney and fratcrnal leader will
speak at the civic banquet on
June l4th at the Niagara Falls
Community Center.
lobe Ewing of Syracuse. N.
Y. Is Grand Master o. the New
Lork lodge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
COMMENTATOR

even extends 10 the truck
ing department.
Goodwill's truck fleet is
unique.
II has received many
safety awards and common
dati0ns from public Off
Gals. Judge John ID. Watts
Of Traffic Court said:
Goodwill industries uri-
vers have set a remarkable
fleet record in both safety
and courtesy. It's handicap
ped drivers set a fine exam
pie for others. Court rec
ords show that handicapped
persons who work al Good
will and drive cars are sell
dom in our courts as vio-
Iafors."
Half OF Goodwllls drivers
are physically handicapped.
Seven are arm amputees.
Helpers are handicapped.
Goodwill pays a salary TO
its truck drivers in contrast
10 the usual commission ar
ran2ement. This means that
each driver is insured of a
self supporting wage with
out begging the housewife
for material.
Goodwill truck drivers do
not solicit house to house,
but only pick up materials
in answer to a housewives
call TO Goodwill Industries.
This means that the house
wife expects Goodwill In
dvstries' driver and knows
he will arrive at a conven-
lent time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
Goodwill Industries
Aids Handicapped

GOODWILL Industries of De-
, 'IOll is the only organiza-
y, aon collecting discards in
'nlS area solely in the bust
ness 1ess of aiding physically
handicapped people.
. when you give discards
. Goodwill, you give direct
1s 70 a person physically
a".s'no'eapped. II Is the best
M ~ OF help. II means a
40 Do or training for a Job.
~ Inc Goodwill program as
al AID to the handicapped
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07
New Honors
BY Ruby Williams


The Honorable george w. Reed, who recently COM
plecd tMoyear assignment Director of u S. Opera
tons Mission the Republic of Liberia appointment of
President Eisenhower has just been reassignec to Area
Director of u Operations Mission to bya in North Afri
He will be in charge of all P0nt-Four Aid and Amcri
can Personnel This marks departure in u S. State
Dept diplomatic policy. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
George Reed who members of Second Baptist OF Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

oh, yes, beautiful dolls, and
men, too, all dressed for the
occasion. ss they stepped 10
ToIberts five-pieee orchestra.
Judge Wade II. McCree in
stalled the following officers:
George f. Caldwell. president;
DR.. Ira L. Whitby. vice presi-
dent: Henry P. Talbert, financial
secretary; Charles L. Smith, cor
responding secretary. and Artie
r. Bailey, treasurer.
James v. Yancey, Willis M.
Graves, T. c. Hollis, Fred w.
Long, John w. Webb and Jesse
o. Bell are the Board of Direc-
tors.
Some guest were Mr.. and Mrs.
Colder Smith. Mrs Sarah Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Brown.
Atty. and Mrs. Willis Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles !. Smith,
Mr. Harrison Reid. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rainey. MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jefferson, MIR. and Mrs. Pate,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Tribbble, Nr.
and Mrs. r. Wells and hundreds
OF others.
Judge Elvin Davenport was
breakfast guest speaker at st.
Cyprian's Episcopal Church, Sun.
day.
GOVERNORS WIFE HokoREp
Mrs. Jesse Jai Mcneil honored
Mrs. G.. Mennen Williams with
a Coffee Hour Thursday morn
ing at her Longfellow home.
There were fifty or more ladies
present.
Mrs. Thelma Hancock and Mrs.
Laura Bland poured coffee.
From the Church Bowling
League the following men re-
ceived Award Certificates a.
the YMcA last week: Messrs.
L. w. Joseph, Irwin Hsrtweli.
Anderson Maynard. Henry Cal.
vert, Howard w. Martin and
David n. Gsdberry.
Dr. and Mrs. Broadus N. But
Ter have as their house guest
MIR. J. N. Butler rather) and
MIR. Oswald Butler tbrother) OF
Mobile. Ala.
Mrs. Alice Brown OF Lawrence
Ave, was happy to have her
daughter. Atty. Cora Brown. at
home for q nice visit.
SIX O'CLOCK WEDDING
Marilyn Tinsley spoke her
wedding vows with Earl Wendell
Little, Saturday, May. Slst, at 8
pm, al the Detroit Association
of Women's Clubs, with Rev.
Abraham Little officiating.
Theh bride wore . three
TERED white orosndY gown with
q net vndsrskirt. The bodice
was fitted with v shape back,
short sleeves and long net
gloves. Her net veil fell from
q beautiful crown below The
shoulders. She carried white
carnations.
Barbarba Ware was maid OF
honor, wearing yellow nylon and
carried white and yellow carna.
tons. Best man. Gerald Bea .
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. s. T. Johnson and
was given in marriage by the
father.
The weddins reception was
az the Club House and many
beautiful gifts were received.
The wedding party was a. the
hnme 81 her parents and was
q joyous occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gertrude Tucker
tcenslnvsd On Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

cue Mission, Crstiot al Beavbien,
Mr.. Charles w. Brooks, Linwood
Baptist Church, Mrs. carvin, Dan.
vel Curry. Albert Bowman, Rev.
Robert r. Armstrong, Vice Pres.
OF BID. and School Mission, e.
Curry, Mrs. Watson, Pianist,
Mrs. Cumming.
Scrmonettes were by Rev. Clay
ton Williams, Rev. Arthur Pat
terson, and Rev. Charles Wor-
mack, who spoke from tests
found in Matt. 7:2l. st. John
l0:l1, and Acts 412 respectively
A film was shown, picturins
scenes on Chicago Skid Row. Mr.
Paul Kelly of the Detroit City
Rescue Mission was projection
est. Mr.. John d. Brooks Is presi'
dent of the school. The public is
invited to enroll in free courses
offered. Summer School classes
available.
M. Pleasant Baptist Church
Rev. C. o. Stewart and church
located on Preston Street are in
vited to worship with the Great
er ST. Peters A ME. Zion church
membership, Sunday. June 9th
at $50 pm. and on Sunday
June %, the Pastor and Church
of Mt Pleasant will be guest oil
Second Baptist Church, Monroe,
Michigan. with Rev. Wilber Pitt
man. Minister, in $3.50 pm. serv'
ice.
New Grace Baptist Church -
Pastors Anniversary
May 10Th throvshh 18th, the
New Grace Baptist Church OBJ
served their pastors Second An
niverssry, which was a great sue
cess. Helping II 10 be q memors'
bic success were New Pilgrim
Baptist Church and their minis
ter Rev. n. e. Owens. New M
Zion Bapf. Church, New Liberty
Bspf. with Rev. e. A. Rundless,
Peoples Community Church, with
Rev. Carlyle s. Stewart Central
Baptist with Rev. VIM. J. Bishop,
and Greater New. M. Morish
with Rev. L. w. Craig. Other
guest participants were Mrs. C.
Wright, and Mr.. George MeFsli'
The week long serviee was very
inspiring.
Tribune columnist
Bestows Honor
The Current Topic Strdy C'uh
held their Annual Flower Day
proar-m az the Nse,rolra Club,
Tuesday, May 2-th. Mrs. Mae
Randolph, member Of club TWEEN.
y-five years, having served -
,residonf., Vice Pres Recording
Secretary, Treas, Parliamentary
an, and presently as correspond
Ing Secretary was appointed
Honorary President" OF the
Club. Chosen by the club 70 be-
stow this great honor on Mrs
Randolph was MRS. Mary Belle
Rhodes, prominent Society Writ
ev In The Detroit Tribune.
Birthday Party for Two
Little Loretta Harrison, l year
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. L. Har
rison, and Linda Faye Matthews
s, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nj
c. Matthews celebrated theiI
birthdays jointly, Sunday after
noon 800 TO 4;S0 pm. OF the
home of Mrs. Minnie Mae Trails
1884 Hendricks, with many Of
their playmates joining them.
Pralsewerthy
Occasionally our readers have
ihe opportunity % reading In ihi
paper articles published sbov
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

tnferndfioudi y. ana AM. MdSoUs
The Michigan Grand Lodge OF
the international f. and AM.
Masons. 2l0l Gratiot, which con-
vcned May %, "a. and 25th was
closed with a Mammoth Parade.
Principal data was the reviewing
of accomplishments in past year.
The Grand Masters lin their re-
ports stated that they had added
a large number of lodges, and
most towns and cities of Michi-
gan are now represented with
the organization.
over 200 attended the banquet.
Atty. Vim. V. Banks, Supreme
Grand Master, has announced
plans to open Trade and Craft
schools beginning this week. Ii
ccnse are being purchased to
open a school of Cosmetology.
Atty Banks further stated that
there had been turned over TO
the international Masons five
Beauty Charm Products never
before marketed that will go on
sale this week 10 the public.
Agents are desired. Every Year
Grand Sessions are held through.
out the various states beginning
in April through October. Mr..
Banks will attend the state
Grand Lodge in Patterson. N. }.
June 6, 7, and 8. and the follow
ing week at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
for the Grand Lodge June Is, IL,
and Is.
First Annual Banquet
The United Christian Fellow
ship Organization will hold its
first Annual Banquet, Friday,
June 6 at $50 pm. at the King
Solomon Baptist Church, located
at l4th and Marquette Streets.
Guest speaker will be the Rev.
II Douglas Oliver of New York
CITY. Free Will Offering asked.
Semester Fellowship Service
The Community School OF the
Bible held their Semester Eel
Iowship Service. Thursday May
10Th az the school headquarters,
located on l4th Street at Mar
lveite. Special participants in
the services were Mr.. James
Newly, Director Of Detroit Res
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-06-07

FAMU TO CITE cHANA AT
TAcHE - Robert o. Mensah,
press attache for Ghana, and
1852 graduate Of Florida A &
M University. will be awarded
his alma mater coveted "meri-
torious achievement certifl.
cate" Monday morning, June
2. during traditional com.
mencement exercises.