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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26
Wedding Woes Exchanged June IA

ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Raphael A.
Hill, of Ava route l, exchanged
nuptial vows, Saturday, June IA,
with Vernon P. Gerst, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Gerst, Sr, of
Caldwell route 2, in the st.
Philomena church at Caldwell.
The Rev. FIR. S. j. Pekalla,
church pastor, officiated for the
double ring ceremony at 900
a. m. before an altar adorned
with arrangements of white
carnations.
The nuptial music was pres
ented by the church choir and
Mrs. Adeline Gerst, mother of
the bridegroom, sang Mother of
Christ" and con This Day 0
Beautiful Mother" with Myron
Law organist.
The bride wore a floor length
gown of white ruffled net over
taffeta. The bodice featured lace
over taffeta with Queen AIMS
neckline. A bouffant skirt of
taffeta and net over hoop was
trimmed with lace, which formed
an apron effect. Her fingertip
veil of nylon tulle was held by
a crown of lace edged with
pearls.
She carried a white orchid
surrounded by white carnations
atop white missal with white
satin streamers of loverknots.
Miss Murilla Hill served her
sister as maid-of of-honor. She
wore a waltz length gown of
white embroidered organdy
which was worn over a blue
taffeta circular slip with a wide
blue cummerbund. A matching
head piece was also worn. She
carried bouquet of white and
blue carnations to match her
gown.
Miss Rita Ann Ritterbeck,
cousin of the bride, and 1melda
Holman, cousin of the bride
groom, were bridesmaids. They
wore dresses and head pieces
identical to the maid-of-honor
and carried bouquets OF white
carnations.
Miss Janet Sue Hill, sister of
the bride. and Ruth Ann Gerst,
cousin of the bridegroom, were
flower girls. They wore dresses
to match of white nylon trimmed
with lace and at the waist a wide
cummerbund of blue taffeta was
worn which formed soft bow
at the back. They wore match
ing head pieces and carried white
lace baskets with pink rose
petals.
Dennis Gerst, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. The
guests were seated by Charles
Hill. brother of the bride, and
Andrew Gerst, Jr., brother OF
the bridegroom.
The mother of the bride chose
a blue lace dress while Mrs.
Gerst chose a pink lace dress.
Both mothers wore white acces-
sories and corsages of white
carnations.
A reception was held immedi-
ately following the ceremony IN
the K of C hall for relatives and
friends. Assisting at the recep-
ton were Mrs. Byron Steen, Mrs.
Clarence Estadt, Mrs. Urban
Nau. Mrs. Albert Crock, Mrs.
Elmer Miller and Rose Marie
Dimmerling.
The bride is a graduate of Belle
Valley high school with the class
of 1854 and was employed by The
New York Life Insurance Com
pany in their branch office at
Columbus. Mr.. Gerst is a grad
uate of Caldwell high school
with the class of 1852 and is en-
ployed by the State Highway
Surveying Department.
The couple are residing at
Caldwell route 4, where their
apartment was in readiness when
they returned from short trip
to Niagara Falls.
Out of town guests at the
wedding were from Marietta,
Columbus, Massillon, Canton
Newark and Fort WAYNE, Ind
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26
COLONIST MEETING

The meeting of the Colonist
of the Baptist church was held
at the home of Mrs Glendola
Pryor, Thursday evening, June
19. Mary Wikander gave a pray
er and devotions were lead by
Barbara Hutchins. Refreshments
were served by Mary Wikander
and Gloria Hatfield.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26
PIONEER GIRLS MEETING

The regular meeting of the
Pioneer girls was held Wednes-
day afternoon, June 10, in the
basement of the First Baptist
church with their guide, Mrs
Martha Patten, in charge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26

Bronze Co., Caldwell. They will
reside at 1905 Blaine Ave-, Cam
bridge.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Phillips,
Brown Heights, and the bride
groom is the son of Jesse Nc
Donald, of Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26
DINNER GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Bird and
children, Jacquie, Becky and
Tommy, of Dexter City, were
Saturday evening dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James M. John
son and Marianne, of North
street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26
SUNDAY GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Davis
and daughter, Kay, had as Sun
day guests Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Davis, of Cambridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Dorsey and son,
Jimmy, of Painesvilie, and Mr..
and Mrs. James Wilson of Circle
vile.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26
4olU>nal Society
PHONE SO
Miss |nez. Clark Presents Her Pupils
In Their Annual Recital Last tuesday

Miss nez Clark presented number of her students
recital Miller
of the participants friends guests The following pro-
presented
Mir Pretty Polly and Streamne Express by Emily
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-06-26
Nicholson Mcdonald Nuptid| Rites
Ex(hanqed Saturday AT CAMBRIDGE

baskets of white hrysanemums gadio and baby
breath adorned the altar the Second p Church. Cambridge
Saturday. H. for the wedding of Mrs Ethel Nicholson of Cam
bridge, and Harold Mcdonald, of Caldwell.
Joseph T. Brownlee read the the double
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
COMMENTATOR

ants will be present at this
Tea. We have secured live
wire girls TO represent you.
The committee invites you
to take part and help to
make this affair a grand
success.
Mark the following events
on your calendar. (l) Meet
us at the Tea Sunday, March
30th and be introduced TO
the representatives.
(2) Have an exhibit at our
Contest and Dance, Friday,
April 25th. A large crowd
is expected. Souvenir pro-
grams with advertisement
will be distributed at this
affair.
A representative will call
on you within a few days.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
ADDS 10 STAFF

MARSH ALL. Tcxas-A resident
of Birmingham, Alabama this
week Joined the business staff
al Bishop College.
He Is Roosevelt Mosely. Jessie
w. Knucklcs. Business Manager,
SAYS Mr.. Mosely will serve as
accountant. lie will assist w.
b. Johnson. Chief Accountant.
in handling detailed reports, ac-
counts receivable and accounts
payable.
Mr.. Mosely received his train.
ing at the Booker T. Washington
Business College. from which he
was graduated in December OF
last year Prior to joining the
staff at Bishop College, Mr.. Nose
ly served as bookkeepcr for the
New Grace Hill Cemetery In
Birmingham.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
WsU Reports
$3.50 Increase

Applications for admission 10
Wayne State University mex.
September have increased GO per
cent over a year AGO. according
to the Uniycrsity's admissions
office.
Hugh f.. Sarlcs, admission di-
rector. said APO arpl'cations were
received during February as com
pared TO 286 during the same
months a year ago. lie warned
that his office may face its
heaviest work load ever between
now am September and urged
that applications be submitted
as soon as possible.
He pointed out that the num-
Der CT applications over q longer
period Of time will have to be
known before his office can say
whether the February total re.
presents real increase in stu
dents seeking admission or just
a surge CT early applications.
Sarles also said the dcadlinc
for September applications has
been pushed up 10 days to Aug
ust / because of the load cx-
pected. Applications received
after this date will be accepted, =
he said. but we cannot guar
antee that they will be processed
in time for September admission
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
ANNUAL PROGRAM

The Young Matrons Of The
Church Of Our Father Baptist,
located at 1858 Madison Ave,
presented their Annual Pro
gram, Sunday. Mar. Is. at TOO
pm, featuring Mrs. Mary Banks
soprano. and Miss Bernice
Champion, dramatic reader. Mr..
George Shelton, accompanist.
The program got cr the way
with greetings from Eta Grant,
co-chairman, and Expressions by
Mrs. Amelia Kaigler. NJ Pleas
ant Baptist Church Ushers were
on duty for this occasion. The
vocal numbers done hy Mrs.
Ranks were: "As The Heart Pant
eth" by Frank Lsrord; They
Shall NOT Hunger Or THIRST" by
Lille Strickland; ~ Ask The
Lord" by Johnny Lane; and J.
Duncan; "if ! Can Help Some
body, by A. BoreIandrorrc; "ll
Do What You Want Ne To Do"
by Kenneth Wood; There's A
King Ct Kings Somewhere, And
If You Pray. by Joseph J. Har-
ris.
Dramatic numbers rccitcd by
Miss Champion were Listen
Lord" and Tuck" by James Wei
don Johnson: DO You Call That
Religion" and "A Dying Sinners
Prayer by Rev Richard Collins.
and Temptation by Paul Lau-
renee Dunbar.
Guests were introduced by Mrs.
Willie NJ Stccn. LIST Vice Pres.
The Young Matrons Of the church
were presented by Mrs Pinkic
Reeves, Director. Remarks were
by Mrs. Lcona Reed, General
President. and Pastor, J II Cat
lin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
Y. N. {. A. COED CLASSES

Coed tennis and golt
classes are now being held
at the st. Antoine Branch
Y. Nj. c. A. COED golf, Tues
day night, 800 PM. Ben
Davis, Local Pro, instructor.
COED tennis, Thursday night,
500 PM. Louise Graves,
instructor.
Classes conducted for
teens from IL up and also
for adults. Please register
before attending class. For
further information, please
call jim Holmes, Wo. 2-liO0.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
DELTA EPSILON BUNNY HOP

Delta Epsilon Chapter of
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
is calling all youth! They
invite them to "A Bunny
Hop Saturday, March 30
$3.50 to $50 PM, at the
Latin Quarter, Woodward at
East Grand Boulevard
Delta Epsilon is a college
Sorority of students who at
tend University of Detroit,
Mercy, Marygrove and High
land Park Junior Collegs,
They donate Thanksgiving
baskets, Christmas Party
for underprivileged children
obtained from the Agency
at 81 +. Warren Avenue
and aid Muscular Dystrophy
Campaigns. All proceeds go
for educational and Chart.
able purposes.
Co-SponSors-
MRS. r. Smith, Teacher,
McNichael Jr. High
MRS. |. Graves, Teacher
Garfield School
MRS G. Bledsoe, Admins
traitor, Michigan Employment
Woodward at w. Grand Blvd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
Last Y MICA
Forum

r me last in the 1853 YMCA
s' V.s'l Series will be held on
u s1aay' Mareh 30, at $50 pm.
l",o 'n' y, ua.lorium at the St, An.
r,a "s series, sponsored by Home
CIV ~" saYinss and Loan AsSo.
caan ''i, will have as participants
snS 1uVi''nen Tracy Youngblood
l "a Leon = Carroll Of Inkster; vii.
., @a y : Hague and Peter Johnson
y, ",orse; and John II. Borton of
, p, liant The tonic win be glow
, ,s Affect the Economic Sta.
MI y 'he Negro in our Area
i, !. vase plan TO attend and in.
''' Your friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
PLAN MUSICAL AT DETROIT
|ly0(IATION'S CLUB HOUSE

The Education Department,
b the Detroit Association
Women's Clubs 546l Brush
btreet, will sponsor a Musi-
ksl and Tea Palm Sunday,
March 3Oth-4 to 6 PM. TO
tiaance a Scholarship Loan
Fund in a University, in
he State of Michigan for
|l950.59 year. Outstanding
Eoung musicians of the City,
bill participate in the must
Eal.
Mrs. Edward A. Baker, and
Mrs. Jerene 6. MackIin, Co.
chairman are seeking the
Support OF all citizens in
isrssied in assisting brilliant
Students 10 further their edv-
Cation. TO attend.
The event is open TO the
public.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
Nssuss Youth
fitness Program,

gi' !" light Of the emphasis being
fin " IN recent months to youth
JoSr General Superintendent
psrI a ). considine of Detrolt's
csp @s and Recreation Department
r,crsa,, meeting Thursday of
, n,o1, people to discuss this
ia. i" Is inherent In the reers..
,SIa program 10 take the leader.
sv. S ~ such a movement 50 tina.
cay "a y yoonqsier will be eneovrsc.
n, '. psrilslpsts In a hody.bvild.
Th s's''vI'y." said considine.
Dor, aus project merits the sun.
and 81 churches. educatlonal
gsn,, o,vIc leaders, the Scout or
Ct cn',"a and the whole range
The ', obasa.. and social leadership.
a prO ti"s'a s.1l' :, building Of such
added Nv ''hi'less' Considine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
STANLEY QUARTET

The world premiere OF a
snecially commissioned work
bv Leon Kirchner will be a
highlight of the Detroit con
cert by the Stanley Quartet
on SATURDAY., March 20. The
program. fifth in a series
of five, will be given at the
Rackham Educational Mem
orial CFarnsworth at Wood
wawdl at $3.50 pm.
Tho Quartet will also play
Iiayin's Quartet in o major
op. is. No. S" end Bsethov'
ems Quartet, in { minor
Continued on Psse "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
Social g. C1ulc Roundup =

observed their 33rd Anniversary.
Sunday. March leth. with a Pre-
Spring Tea and Program This
group was organized in March
1925 from q Sunday School Class
by Mrs \. NJ Smith, teacher
Past Presidents are = Pearson.
Richard King, Mary Glover and
Richard Anderson
At present there are Thirty
one active members. Mrs. Eva
tlsmblin was Mistress of cere-
mcny. The singing CT the Me-
gro National Arthem.Invocation
by Rev. Albert Bolton, followed
by the Welcome and Response
by Mss Mannillc stallworfh. and
Mr.. LedelI Cray r. EbenceEer a.
M. e. respectively, proceeded the
outstanding done by members OF
various churches OF ihe city
Participants were: Lomax Ten.
pie 4. NJ. = L. choir, Mrs Ellen
Talson doing an instrumental
selection, James l. Slcet vocalist
Burns Ave. seventh Day Advcn.
tisi Church. X ' DAUGHTERS uriot
NJ Sterling Harris. doing a
rcading. Mrs Annie Ngsht SO
cali.t and Or an sele items We're
done by Charles Mics. Jr wh5
represented the Peoples Baptist
Church. and Aiss Sh roy Trad
Icy sang the Lords PRAYER Rev
j. A. Charleston pastor gave re
marks Mr. Mitchell L. shelton
is pres. FOLLOWING the prasran.
Tea was served in the dining
room. Miss Hazel Martin and
Mrs Alberta Galston poured the
tea.
Miss Ann Srauiding was seen
being cScourtcd TO the Ebony
Room of the Gatham Hotel, last
THURSDAY. March 2eih, by very
good friend The occasion? a
birthday Luncheon
The 3ofh Anniversary Phi Del
IA Epsilon. Initiation Dinner
Dance, took place Saturday, Mar.
22nd. st the Sheraten.Csdi'lac
Hotel. \ Delicious menu was on
eyed by al present Mr. Perry
Goldman, M D. Pres. Detroit
Graduate Club. Robert Fried
loen6er. Consul Alpha Delta
chapter and Norman Bolton
Consul, Omega Chapter.
The SUNDAY S,aool Department
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE ANNUAL
pa.HG trade CAMPAIGN

The time is here again for
me housewives League Of
Detroit to sponsor its An
nual Spring Trade Cam
palSn and Business Queen
onleSt' The date is Friday,
apIll 18th, 1858 at the Ur-
Dan , League, Mack and John
K Streets.
there will be a Cet-Ac-
e = Tea and Fashion
s'ow Sunday, March 30th at
ne home Of Mrs. Georgia
, ,f 74' Taylor nea r
'0'rd Avenue. All contest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
BY RuSY WILLIAMS

Bclatad Birthday Greetings TO
Mi Nathaniel DoganS. Of 1861
West Grand Blvd Although your
birthdays over, and I'm slightly
late. | hope you will agree that
. Wish for happiness is good for
any time or date. Many happy
returns Of the day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29

Of St stephens A. VI f. Church
was in charge Of the Community
House Service of Dedication, Fri
day night Mar DIST The Rev.
Or + y Porter was guest prea-
cher Music was rendered by
the Youth Choir w. + Banks
dale presided If you haven't
seen this building. be sure TO do
50 You'll be very glad that you
did.
M. Pleasant Missionary Bap-
list Church, 37l2 Preston, Semi
or Usher Board sponsored
musical program Sunday, March
23rd al $40 pm, with Mrs.
Mavde Jackson. presiding as
Mistress Of Ceremony. Psrtiei-
pants. making the program
hush success. were Mrs. Marie
Lloyd. who welcomed guest Des.
c. o. Brittion. Of Tennessee Bsp-
.sist Church gave response. vo-
cal numbers we're done bv Mrs.
7cse Wilson, and Mrs. Elizabeth
D,dsor.
a reading by Mrs Velma
Brown Mla1Al Selections were
rendered rs Tennessee Baptist
Pastor. CaorJs 81 Peters Aires.
md 'li Pleasant YOUNG Adult
Choir Irs Frlwina Mccall in
Produced guest speaker Mr. c.
" Morris. Director Of the Nor
ris Funeral Home Remarks were
by Pres Selcna Hart Frma Out
law was Program Chm Rev c o.
Stewart. Minister
a Polieemsn's Ball will be at
ire International a. r 8 N Ma.
sors Hall. Saturday. March 10Th
Iocated on Crstict at s.. Avbin.
The pubic IS invited. Donation.
Outstanding models Of the city
Win participate in the Fashion
Revue presented by the Sunday
school of MI Pleasant Baptist
Ch@rch April 18th
THIS IS YOUR LlFs DEA.
CRAY
This is your life program
hon ring Mr. Genius Gray. for
forty wears of service as a Dca-
con IT the Tabernacle Baptist
Church. docatcd on rccchwood
and fireman Strccts) took place
Sunday afternoon. March 23rd
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
Society Doing
Nv MARY BELLE RHODES
BY MARY BELLE RHODES

and the menu was most de.
IighffvI.
Guests included Mesdames
Hattie Stanton. Sallie jenkins,
Villa Mae Battles. Lorene Reid.
frankie Nelson. Bcrnice Cook
Irma Wells. Thelma Hancock,
Marguerite Causey, Corrin g
Booker, Georgina Harding and
Mary Walker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
STATE BOARD MEETS
AT SHERATON CADILLAC


State Board held their pre-con-
vention call meeting for the Ma.
tional Association Of Colored
Women's Clubs, which will con.
vcne here in July. at the Shera.
ton Cadillac, with representatives
from all over the state.
Mrs. Dulee Pace Of Grand
Rapids Estate president). called
the meeting 10 order which was
followed by the devotional led
by the chaplain. Mrs. Mary
Bray OF Detroit.
This was call meeting and
a few prcliminaries were en-
gagged in. as introducing the
national president, Mrs. Irene
Gaines of Chicago, ILL.,. bringing
warm greetings and good will
TO us from the national board.
Mrs. Pace asked for the report
Of the Convention Chairman, Mrs.
Rosa l.. Gragg. and il was graf
flying to hear the marvellous re-
ports coming from all commit
tees e what their plans were
and how much they had accom-
plishcd TO date. and | will take
the liberty to say. that Michigan
will have one of the greatest and
one Of the grandcst conventions
any state has ever had since or.
ganization.
After lunch, Mrs. Irene Graves
reviewed or clarified all reports
given, with few changes, &C
cordng to the national status,
also answering all local questions
by individuals,
The Board meeting adjourned
10 meet in May at the Detroit
Association Club House. Mrs.
Dulcc Pace, president.
II was interesting TO hear the
fine programs that the college
students from all areas have be-
gun representing the prominent
schools of Michigan. Adoption,
every nationality, and human re-
lations are some of the projects.
Mrs. NJ j. Morrison is the
contact manager, and Mr.. Charles
Wexler is chairman of this fine
interracial program which was
held at the University OF De
troit.
The Detroit Association of Col.
ored Womcn's Clubs held their
regular Board of Directors meet
Ing Friday afternoon at the Club
House with the president Mrs.
Martha Brandon, presiding
One of the important reports
heard came from the Nominal
Ing Committee for officers
after September are as follows
President Lillian Allen and
lcrene Macklin; first vice. Wv
ian Booth and Prudence Perry;
second vice. Geneva Casey, and
Othelia Smith; recording secre-
tary. Dorothy Duncan; assistant
recording. Cemetricc Brown; cor
rcsponding secretary, Mary Bray;
treasurer, Zelma Collier; f.nan-
cial secretary. Daisy Somervillc;
custodian. Mrs. Bnrksdale: or
panizcr. Capltola Griggs; histo-
risn Georgine Allen; chaplain,
Bessie Carson; statistician, Edna
lIolcomb. and parl'amentarian'
Francis Smoot.
This election will be held the
third Friday in April.
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Yes. II was q pleasant surprise
10 be remembered on your birth
day by two good friends, Mrs.
Cwendolyn Harrison. and Mrs
Frankie Nelson. echoed by Mrs,
Bcrnice Cook Friday evening on
her birthday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
WoMAN's DAY AT LANSING

There we're 468 women pres
cnt on Woman's Day at Lansing,
Michigan, Saturday
Mrs. M. Hartman OF New
York. wife Of the Governor.
was guest speaker and remarks
given by Mrs. e. Campbell.
Two bus loads Of women from
Detroit and D women from the
18th Congressional district.
The Scholarship ana Bcnevo-
lent Tea eiyen by the National
Negro Women Counc,l was a
huge success. The scholarship
was wen BY Ms Pratrice John
son WHO raised $500 a Scholar
ship Furl has beer set up by
the local charter at Wayne State
University
Mrs. Willie I.cc Jackson, pres
idcnt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
THIRTY.THlRD ANNIVERSARY
OBSERVANCE

The Young Adult Usher Board
Of st. Paul A. NJ +. Church
located Hunt and Chcnc Streets,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
CELEBRATES 35TH
ANNIVERSARY

The Entro Nou Club celebrated
their 3rth anniversary Friday ut
the YWCA with at least So mem
bers and quests Councilman
VIM. T Patrick Jr. was guest
speaker and Mss NJ. Palm was
soloist.
The ladies enjoyed the fire
program arJ a good fellowship
with all. Mrs. Bessie Carson.
president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
TIE a

TEA
Working Womcn's Christian
Club gave a beautiful tea Sunday
afternoon at the Ladies Christian
Home on Scotch avenue.
T. y
A very fine program was rem
dered by Mr. G. Maxwell. n.
L. Scott, cwerdolyn Griffin.
Sam. Smith. "A. Thomas and
Maggie Goodwin.
This tea nct.ed 500. A de-
liohtful menu was served. Mrs.
Kathleen Cook has been presi-
dent for 81 years.
The pctrr Pan Cub he'd thcir
REGULAR mcct'rr Wrdr"etsv at
the home of Mrs Cecilia Clrter
on Par';ar Awards werr glvcn
10 Mrs Mabel Showers and Mrs.
Hattie wheeler
st Cynr;ar rN.rc0ra' Church
will have thor aNurd Palm sun
day tea in - ''traoon. All are
invited 10 attend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY

Yes. II was a pleasant surprise
In be remembered on your birth
day by two good friends, Mrs.
Cwendolyn Harrison, and Mrs
frankie Nelson. echoed by Mrs,
Rcrnice Cook Friday evening on
her birthday.
Beautiful gifts were received
Smyrna times., 1958-01-23
MOTHERS POLIO
MARCH SET
Town Mothers Schedule Porch
Light Canvass for Next
Wednesday Evening
COFFEE HOUR FOLLOWS

Smyrna's Mothers March on
Polio will be conducted next We'd
nesday evening, Jan. 29, begin
ming at o'clock, according to
an announcement released today
by Mrs. George David, co-chair-
man of the event. This drive is
sponsored annually by the town
mothers in an effort to combat
the dread disease which threatens
their children. Everyone is urged
to leave his porch light on that
the canvassers be certain to re-
ceive his donation. All workers
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Grant Garis following the collec-
tion, for coffee social period. The
list of Marchers includes Mrs.
Ethel Melvin, Mrs. James Miller,
Mrs. James Davidson, Mrs. James
Vessel, Mrs. Vernon Ford, Mrs.
Harry Shortt, Mrs. James Rogers,
Mrs. Clarence Collins, Mrs. John
Long, Mrs. Fletcher Truax, Mrs.
Clay Bailey, Mrs. Earl Solloway,
Mrs. Ida Morris, Mrs. Helen Grier,
Mrs. Alberta Morris, Mrs. Connie
Morris, Mrs. Elizabeth Barnes,
Mrs. Joseph Behrens, Mrs. Kay
Still, Mrs. Emma Mills, Mrs. Leon
ard Pleasanton, Mrs. Mary Sew
ard, Mrs. Irene FAIRIES, Mrs. Ag-
mes Boyles, Mrs. Christine Nor
row, Mrs. Ray Smith, Mrs. George
David, Mrs. Lloyd Pleasanton, and
Mrs. Mary O'Neal. Anyone wish
ing to aid the drive in any way
is asked to contact Mrs. David.