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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
Wayne U. Registrations
For Adults

Registration for the more
than 100 courses offered by
the Division of Adult Educa-
ton of Wayne State Univer-
ity-University of Michigan,
will continue through Satur-
day, Sept. 10 with classes
scheduled to begin Monday,
Sept. 81.
The registration office, To-
Gated al 90 F%srnsworth in the
Raekham Memorial, will be
open daily this week from
$50 am. 10 $50 pm. Satvr-
day office hours vii be 900
am. 10 loo pm.
No formal entrance re-
quircmentA are necessary to
participate Vi Tho courses
offered by The Division.
While The lpMllng staff IL
drawn primarily IIOm the
resident faculty NJ lh Two
universities, nn rnllune rrNd'
II ~ given Tuition fees ave-
rage $40 90 pnr COURSE
An adult wha 10 ~ or old
or may enroll ~ any course
offered Tor q special s200
fee. However, The Division
reserves the right 10 limit
tho number Of this type OF
registration In any one class.
While most classes will be
offered in the Cultural Cen
ter Area, either on the
WAYNE State University cam
pus or in the r a m
Building, some classes are
held in Royal oak, Dearborn,
Allen Park, w a dotte,
Crosse Pointe, Ferndale and
ST. Clair Shores
Last year more than 5000
participated In she program.
interested adults who need
additional information are
encouraged 10 call Temple
3.i4oo. ext. 81 or 6oe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

Love your enemies, and pray
for them that %persecute you;
that ye may be sons Of your
Father who II In heaven: for
he maketh his sun to rise on
the evil and the good, and
sendeth rain on the just and
the unjust.-(St. Matt. b:4i-
A5.l
THE beauty and perfection
of Gods love Is that IL Is given
freely 10 all men. regardless
of their faults or failings. We
cannot earn Il or deserve IL;
Il is given whether we ask IL
or not We can ignore II OF
accept II humbly and CRATE
fully, striving TO follow tie
perfect example in obedience
10 Christ'a command to "be
perfect even as your heavenly
Father 10 perfect"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
COMMENTATOR
In~rI- M,x:~.~l ..J ~

BY BETTE ELLINGTON

Modern Chemistry to be
telecaSt during the 1959-60
academic year over the NBC
network and Detroit's chan
mel four.
In announcing p~artieipa.
lion by Wayne State, Or.
Stanley kirschner. associate
professor OF chemistry, Ok.
planned that the course IL de-.
signed primarily for science
teachers. This Is an effort
TO- provide teachers In ole.
mentary and Sc d a ny
schools with important In.
formation on modern chem
isfry," he pointed out.
Modern Chemistry" Is the
second college level .TV
course for credit to be Of
fered on a network basis.
Last year the Continental
Classroom Offering was
Atomic Age Physics The
viewing audience was COM
priSed of over 400, 900 per-
sons, including approximate
ly $4,000 teachers.
10 be taught by DR.. John
F. Baxter, of the University
of Florida, Modern Chemis-
try will be presented from
$50 to 7 am, on Monday
through Friday on WWJ-TV.
The first lecture will begin
Sept 20. Students registered
for the course will meet ev-
cry Thursday at 5 pm, be-
ginning Oct. /, in room l03
OF Science Hall on the
Wayne campus for discus
sions and examinations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
Club Society," News
Social e. Civic RounlAup
Second Baptist Church

second Baptist Church
Delivering the morning SER
mon last Sunday, Sept. 18th was
Rev, William Saunders. pastor.
South Side Baptist Church, jack
son. Michigan He used as a
Text ll9 Psalms. oath verse Ills
Subject: The Divine Relationship.
The Rev william Holmes preach.
ed the PM Evening sermon.
Friday, September 18th fhe
Sisterhood presents HOME
COMING" for Mrs. a. A. Banks
Jr. and Mrs. Edith Gamble,
7:30 pm. az the church ia low
err auditorium. They will re-
port on their Recent European
Tour. Sunday. September 10th.
Excelsior Glass No. 3 will OBJ
serve their Thirty-Ninih Ami
verssry. Rev. A. A. Banks. Jr.
Pastor. The Young Mstrons OF
Second Baptist we're entertain.
ed az a Weiner Roast given
by their Counselor. MRS. Cath.
crime Lewis,
PRINCE HALL "AMERicANlSM
DAY" Celebration. eommemor-
sted by the Most WorshipfvI
Prince Hall Grand Lodge, Free
and Accepted Mssons, with the
association OF coneordant and
Affiliated Bodies Jurisdiction Of
Michigan. sunday. September
18th az 800 Pm. in . Public
Pre- IRAN at Belle Isle, Band
Shell.
featured on the program were
the New Light Baptist Church
Young Adult Choir. the Wei
come by William Simpson. r. w.
Junior Grand Warden. and "a
unique presentation Of Three
motivating incidents in the life
of Prince Hall. The F'ratcrnnl
Order of Eyes" Prince Hall Grand
Lodge Youth Movement; depict.
ing incidents in the life Of
Prince Hall; Master Of African
Lodge, working under dispense.
ton by authority OF the Must
W~orshipful Grand Lodge Free
and Accepted Masons OF Eng.
land, who wrote a letter TO vii.
liam NJ. Moody, Most W.. Mas.
ter. June 80. 1884. requesting
the grant OF a Charter as The
Educator by Paul Mckay. An
Appeal 10 Justice by Bruce
Robinson, An Appeal TO Gene
raj George Washington and
Narrator by Paul X. Holt.
The hishlisht OF the pro-
gram was an Address by Jack.
ie Robinson, first Negro in
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
BY MARY BELLE RHODES
GARDEN PARTY

Tables surrounded by beauti.
full flowers was the scene of a
picturesque Garden Party at the
home of Mrs. Matte Jefferson
on 30th street. sponsored by the
Women of st Matthew Episcopal
Church Sunday afternoon.
Colorful hors d'oeuvrcs and
punch helped TO enhance the
beauty Of well-dressed ladies for
this occasion.
Among the many people, these
are some Of the guests: Mes.
danes Bessie Carson. the lIar-
rison Reds, F. Carpenter, DR..
Harvey Shaw, Homer Smith, Flos-
sic Abingdon. Nellie Simmons,
Or. James Collins, Rose Elem
ming, Gonzella Bailey. the Jessie
Taylors, Rowena Watkins, the
Robert Howells and Father
Myers.
DR.. and Mrs, Carl Shaw Of La.
Sale Blvd. and DR.. and Mrs. NJ,
G. Mccall OF Highland Park had
q delightful cruise on the Acqua.
Ann Stamps Of st. Louis, Miss
Deanne Austin Of Hampton. Va,
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs,
J. Hall of Ecorse, Mrs. Martha
jenkins and daughter, Edward
Carr, Robert Stamps. Mr.. John
entia Worthy SISTER, Barbara
Sunset Blvd. gave a delicious
barbecue Labor Day for out-of.
town guests who are Mrs. Glenn
Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Crawford.
e (, =
Mrs, PHILIPS Shaw Smith Of
end in their home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

held their regular meeting Sun
day evening at the Paul Dukes
home on West Grand Blvd. There.
were many members present -ad
a. lovely report from the party
was given. Mr.. Paul Dukes, presi-
dent.
Newport Az Festival at Ma
sonic Temple Sunday might was
given by George Shcaring and
his big band of New York City.
We were happy to sec julius
Burton Watkins still blowing the
French horn local boy: julius
Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lu-
ciuS Watkins Of Scotch avenue.
A delicious family dinner was
given at the home Of Nj and
Mrs. Russell Estcll on GltEdale.
SPARTAN CLUB
The Spartan Club gave a Par.
cnt and Son Banquet at the
Gotham Hotel Wednesday eve
ming with a very nice program
rendered by the boys.
Many parents were present
with their sons.
n ~ q
Prince Hall Americanism was
celebrated Sunday afternoon at
Bell Isle. There was a mammoth
crowd around the Shell TO hear
and see the famous Jackie Rob
inson as he elaborated on Unity
of the People" lie was the guest
speaker. The Tabernacle Choir
rendered lovely music with 9th.
crs participating also, Mr.. Rob
inson and another participant
we're given presentations Judge
McCrcc was master Of ccre-
monies.
The Supreme Grand Council
OF The Scottish Rite Masons also
The National Grand Chapter, Or
der of Eastern Stars and other
departments closed their g nyrn
ton in Brooklyn, NY ley week
aessions were held w - beau
uful and spacious ~ George
Hotel.
Or. and Mrs Wllllsss FltIpal.
rick report q lovely session
Miss Louise Carr, Mrs Pearl
Scott, Mrs, Thclma Matioy and
Mrs. NJ. II Rhodes enjoyed their
stay in Toronto
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Filing
ton, Jr., of 3346 Philadelphia
West, their daughter, Hell
enc, and son. Billy, spent
last weekend up at Wood
land Park.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

Wayne State University
VIII join more than $50 us.
colleges and universities of
.erlng credit for the Cont.
mental Classroom course In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

ri. and Mrs. J. C.. Locke.
and daughter, Lowell, of 442
Chandler, returned home re-
Gently from an extensive tour
of the southern States in
Guiding Florida, and are now
back to their various posi-
tions. They travelled more
than 5000 miles.
FAR. Locke is in real estate
business. Mrs. Locke Is a
N.c!l known C.S, practitioner,
Hiss Locke Is a school teach
err, in the Detroit Board of
Education school system.
Friends are glad they had
a grand tour. We had calls
Of inquiry concerning them
while they were away. We
welcome the lovely family
back home in Detroit.
Attorney and Mrs. Francis
Dent, of $50 Boston Blvd,
toured to Washington
and New York. While in
Washington they were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hayes.
Mrs. Virginia Wilson of
1898 lvanhoe had her vaca-
ton in Virginia visiting rcla.
tives and friends. Mrs. Will
son is a c. S. Practitioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ransell,
Of 1852 w. Grand Blvd,
and friends had a fine time
visiting at Rondeau Bay in
Canada last Monday and re.
turned home Tuesday. l.rs.
Ransell is Second Reader of
Ninth Church of Christ
Scientist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
More Than 10000 Students
Expected 10 Enroll al Wayne
State University

than 10000 students expect
ed to enroll at Wayne State
University this fall began at
the University Monday, Sept.
IA and will continue through
Saturday, Sept. 10. Glasses
begin Monday, Sept. 81.
To register all student
must have been accepted for
admission to the University
or previously attended the
University.
Registration hours begin
daily at 9 am. and continue
through 1880 pm. each even
ing. Students will register
according to the first letter
OF their last name in the
order design ted in the
schedule of classes. All stud
ents, but entering freshmen
and those in the trial pro-
gram, will register before
Thursday morning.
Entering freshmen and
and trial program students
from Pa TO "a will register
on Thursday and those from
rb TO o on Friday. Students
who have missed their des.
'gnated registration tiaes
earlier IN fhe week will have
alternate times from IL noon
70 I;30 pm. on Friday. Any
student may register on Sat-
vrdsY from 3 am. 10 IL
noon,
All fees must be paid at
the lime of registration.
There will be no increase in
lees for the fall semester.
fees range from SIS for one
nour to $3.50 fer 10 hours
Tor undergraduates and from
PIG for one hour TO Sl76
ior Ii graduate hours. A
5000 late registration fee
Will be assessed students who
pay after Saturday. Sept. 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
BY Ruby Williams

Mrs. Hattie Green. Ann IIol-
linsworth, Jimmye Roberts and
Alene Dillahunt are still talk
ing about their wonderful va
cation they spent recently in
Ottawa, Michigan. They also
went to see The Mackinaw Bridge.
Mi. Pleasant Baptist Church
Sunday. September 10th the
pastor. Rev. c. o. Stewart. and
Church are invited 10 worship
with the Fourth Street Bap-
fist Church and Rev. Broyles.
Minister. in Lima. Ohio. q
chartered greyhound Bus and
caravan will leave the church
located at 37l2 Preston, at
800 AM
= d q
Blackwell Temple Methodist
Church Congregation are max.
ing final plans 10 move in a
new edifice shortly. the former
ST. Paul AME. Zion Church,
52l +. Palmer. Blackwell Temple
AM.E Zion is located al Apt
Beaubien, pastorcd by the Rev.
w. A. Roeboro.
Plans are being made for
the 18th Annual Womans' Day
20 ne bserved at Nj. Pleas
ant Missionary Baptist Church,
Sunday, November 10th. Mrs.
c. o. Stewart, wife OF pastor
Of the church will bring the
morning message. There will
be q Musical Program in the
afternoon. Mrs. Alene Dawson
is General Chairman, Mrs. Lula
Curtis. Co-chr., Mrs. Catherine
Ridgeway, Publicity Chr. Rev.
c. o. Stewart, Minister.
= = "a
Birthday Party Celebration
Little Miss Ruthie Holmes.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Holme of 1851 Monterey ccle-
brated her birthday last We'd
nesday. Aug. 9th. Many of the
neighboring children we're her
guest at the special party plan
ned for her by her parents. in
Guiding lnez and B. Oliver. Jean
cite Alvin, and Cynthia Moldcn,
Deborah and Barbara Gardner,
and Timothy Evans.
.
New Grace Baptist Church
Young Matrons are looking for
ward 10 their Apron Tea,
scheduled for Sunday, October
.4th ~ the home OF Mrs. Fran
els Bryant. 32ls Kendall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
Society Domgs
rama TO Cleveland last week.

rama TO Cleveland last week.
- . T.
Mrs. Phillip Austin of Wash
ington. d. c., is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Ruth Smith. Many social
events have been given in her
honor. On Labor Day, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Williams of Belleville
gave a delightful barbecue din.
ner. having as their guests Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Beasly Of New York.
DR.. Leon Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aldolph Thomas, Mrs. Ruth
Smith and others.
We are more than sorry TO
her of your sadness. Mrs. Ruth
Smith. Look TO the hills which
cometh all help"
n ID
BARBECUE GARDEN PARTY
A sumptuous Barbecue Party
was given Labor Day at the
beautiful home of Mr., and Mrs.
Robert Howell in their garden
in honor of their slstcr.in.law,
Mrs. Odessa Cater Of Youngs-
town, Ohio. The HowclIs are
lovely hosts and It's q pleasure
10 be their guests.
Other out.of.town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brcwn of
Akron, Ohio, Mr.. Maurice Rob.
inson and Mr.. William p. Nc
Reynolds.
City guests DR.. and Mrs. w.
Henry. Mr., and Mrs. T.. Burkctt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harris, Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Williams. Mr..
and Mrs, f. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs
Glenn. MIR. and Mrs, Timbcrs,
Mrs. Robert Howell and Miss
Alice Moore also others.
STUNNING FASHION SHOW
Mrs Irene CARTRIDGE was
hostess TO a stunning fashion
show, given ai the W. J. Coopers
residence in Arden Park Sun.
day afternoon, Nearly 100 PEG.
pie were present TO see the
beautiful furs. cloth coats and
Josephine Ivy with her hair
styles. This show was sponsored
by CARTRIDGE Fur Company,
q a
BARBECUE
M, and Mrs. Samuel Jones of
Dayton. Ohio. is the niece of Or.
Carl Shaw and spent the week
Wayne County Voters League
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
Birthday Party Celebration

New Grace Baptist Church
Young Matrons are looking for
ward 10 their Apron Tea,
scheduled for Sunday, October
.4th ~ the home Of Mrs. Fran
els Bryant, 32l9 Kendall.
Evening star., 1959-10-06
"Guess who's going
an electric dryer tom
Get smart go odern your Electric Home Laundry do the dirt
automatically No ltig Juggling and hoping for sum-

u Free Or Today work will
be done you press the start button Electric
Washer and Dryer and you'll be wonderfully eeo devote
yourself to your children your home and your community.
TODAY be washed and dried
acknowledgement daintiest lingerie With washer and
dryer your family be better dressed with smaller
wardrobe You save trne effort and dollars.
out to clothes line
year? Why worry about rain and blown dust spelling days
work? Simply clothes from your washer into your Automatic
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-19
Easter Hour At
Kiwanis Club

The Reverend Thurman F
Alexander, Minister of the Win.
dermere Methodist Church, viii
speak on "The Message o1
Easter" at the East Cleveland
Kiwanis Club on Monday moor
in the East Cleveland YMCA
Rev. Alexander is a member OF
the club.
At last Mondays KiwaniE
meeting the members paid trib.
ute to the coaching staff ant
members of Shaw High Schoo
basketball team. Members of the
squad were introduced by Coach
Don Drebus.
Featured peal ker at las
weeks meeting was Philip Nip
Helm, head basketball coach a
Case Institute of Technology. II
his remarks, Helm stressed the
character building a spects OF
competitive sports. He told the
Shaw team, at takes work t.
be good, so if you're not gooc
don't blame someone else! Hi:
concluding remark was "You car
be tough as nails and still be {
gentleman"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-19
Confirmation
At St. PaHLS

The Rt. Rev. Beverley D.
Tucker, Bishop of the Episcopal
Diocess of Ohio, will administer
the Apolistic Rite of Confirma-
ton at St. Pauis Episcopal
Church, East Cleveland, at 1880
p. m. this coming Sunday. A
class of sixty-four persons, A
young people and 20 adults, will
be presented for Confirmation.
This is the second largest class
in the one hundred twenty-five
year hoistory of the parish. The
Rev. Canon Laurence Hall will
be the presenter. Special music
will be presented by the Parish
Choir under the direction of Mr..
Edwin Anderson F.A.G.O., or
ganist and choir-director. Fol-
lowing the service a reception
will be held in the Parish Hall
honoring the confirmees and
the Bishop.
Other services on Palm Sun
day will be Holy Communion at
500 a. M, Family Service at
$3.50 a. m. and Morning Prayer
and sermon at 11:15 a. m At
each of these services P a m
Crosses and fronds will be dis
tributed to the members of the
congregation.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-19
The Meal In
The Upper Room

For a number of years the
Woman's Societ " of Christian
Service of the Windermere Meth
odist Church has sponsored an
event of unique significance dur
ing Holy Week, The Meal in the
Upper Room. This service COM
memorating this event in the last
week of Christ's life will be OBJ
served on Wednesday evening.
Following a service Of prepara-
ton in the Sanctuary, the asscem-
bly, will proceed in silence to Eel
lowship Hall where dinner will be
served. The only voices heard
during this time will be those of
readers as they bring Scriptural
passages Of the teachings of
Christ. The principal message
will be brought by DR.. Harold
Kellogg, Administrative Assist
ant to Bishop Hazen G. Werner.
His topic will be Friends"
A native of Ohio, DR.. Kellogg
graduated from Ohio State Uni
versity as an electrical engineer
After several years with West
inghouse Electric Co. in Pitts
burgh he became lay associate
minister of the South Ave. Meth
odist Church in Williamsburg, Pa,
He latter attended Drew Theolog.
ical Seminary, Madison, n. j.,
where he graduated in 1888. He
has held pastorates in Ohio and
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-19
Wife Of Shaw
Coach Dies

Funeral services are being
held in the Schulp Funeral Chap
Iel, Akron, this afternoon for Mrs.
Norma Drebus, wife of Donald
Drebus, head football coach at
Shaw High School who died in
Huron Road Hospital Tuesday
evening, March 18th. She had
been i'll for many months.
The Rev. George A. Parsons,
minister of Firestone Park Meth
odist Church is conducting the
service. Interment will be made
in Rosehill Burial Park.
Mrs. Drebus, 80, was born in
Akron, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Mcdowell who also
survive her, together with three
sisters, Mrs. Florence Parks, Mrs.
Jean Johnstonbaugh and Mary
Alice Ruth.
She was a member of Winder-
mere Methodist Church an d
prior to her illness was a secre-
tary to DR.. Harold F. Friedman
in the Carnegie Medical Building.
Mrs. Drebus was a graduate
of Bechtel High School, Akron
and prior to her marriage was an
air line hostess.
Shaw High School student body
and faculty, are making a con-
tribution to the Cancer Fund in
Mrs. Drebus memory.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-19
Girls
Remember Teen
Ager At CTS

Teen Age patients at Cleve.
land State Hospital have a frienc
in the Sophomore-Junior Friend
ship club at Shaw High School
The club this weekend is selling
mints. the proceeds to be used
to purchase items for the boys
and girls at State.
Included are records (45s),
sheet music, song books and
Paint-A Number kits, the latter
being especially recommended by
the staff.
While the Friendship girls
hope to be able to purchase quite
IA number of each of these items
from their mint sale, they will
gladly accept any that readers
may have to give to them. Please
call Donna Poske, PO. 1-0694
who is supervising this project
with the assistance of JoAnne
Marino and Lou Alexander.
The Shaw club are planning a
party with the Teenagers at
State the afternoon of April 1st.
Miss Barbara Miller, club spon-
sor, and parents will transport
the club members to the affair
from a to 5 o'clock.
The other gifts will be taken
over IN April.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-19
330 Seniors
Get x-Roys

A total of 339 of the 366
members of the Shaw H G h
School senior class underwent
chest x-rays during the visit
of the Anti tuberculosis x-ray
mobil unit. Quit a number of
students reported having been
x-rayed by their family ply
sician and of the balance of the
pupils not reporting many were
among the days aksentees be-
cause of illness.
East Cleveland is among the
very few public schools in the
county in which the x-ray is
not compulsory, for pupil or in
structor.
Fifty-one f &C u Y members
took advantage of the health
check-up.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-03-19
Visitors From
Overseas Form
A LWv Panel

India, South Africa and PAX
istan will be represented on the
panel of foreign students who
will participate in the program
at the Annual Dinner Meeting
of the League of Women Vot-
ers Of East Cleveland on Tues
day, March 31st at $3.50 p. m.
at Windermere Methodist
Church.
Mrs. Theodore Thoburn
chairman of the committee for
Foreign Students and Visitora
of the Cleveland Council on
World Affairs will speak on
Communication with Other
Countries"
The three panelists discus
sion how American foreign
policy relates to their countries
are: Mr.. George Kanapilly of
India,a chemical engineer doing
graduate work in physics a.
Case Institute Of Technology;
Mr.. Gerald Doyle Of South
Africa, a graduate in psycholo-
gy at Western Reserve Uni
versity; and Mr.. G. Ahmad Far
uqui from Pakistan, doing
graduate work in engineering
while serving as an instructor
at Case.
League business at the an
nual meeting will include adop-
ton of the 1959-6O budget and
local program, as well as cleo
ton of officers. Nominees for
office include Mrs. Ernest
Tauch, president; Mrs. Dan
Ellington, first vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Budd Andrews, sec
ond vice-president; Mrs. Robert
Kreutzberg, secretary; and
Mrs. John Wachter, Mrs. Rich
ard Randall and Mrs. Hamilton
Beatty, directors. Candidates
for the nominating committee
for next year are Mrs. Frank
Holzheimer, Mrs. Harry Will
ert, and Mrs. j. Wade Price.
The program has been
planned in relation to the
national study Of
Americas foreign policy.
Mrs. Stuart Cummins is
of the committee in
charge of the dinner meeting
assisted by Mrs. Budd Andrews.
Mrs. Hamilton Beatty, Mrs.
r. N. Serota. Reservations may
be made until March 25th by
telephoning GIL. 1929, or GIL.
1-1O28. AS always, the dinner
and program are open to
League members, their husband
and friends in the community.