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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-02
Have Yon Met :

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ste
wart, of 219 North Street?
They have recently moved
here from Washington, Pa.
Mr.. Stewart is empoyed by
the Fisher Body Co., Euc-
lid Division. They have 5
married daughters, and Is
grandchildren.
YOU MET -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Nickenig of 100 Illes Dr.,
Chesterland? They have
recently moved here from
Warrensville Heights. Mr..
Nickenig is an advertising
salesman, for NewsWeek
in Cleveland. They have
two boys; Stephen, IL; and
Peter, 8.
HAVE YOU MET -
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Maloney from Burton, who
now reside on Chardon
Windsor Rd? Mr.. Maloney
is employed by the Ideal
TAPPING Co., Burton. Th e
couple are newlyweds.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-02
Have You Met

WI. dliu MIS-. Tdul OI1CT
who have recently moved
into their new home at 68
Cornelia Dr., Lake Aquilla?
Mr.. Former is employed
at Sanborn Plastics and
Mrs. Former is employed
by the Ohio Bell Telephone
Co. in Solon.
.. 4
HAVE YOU MET -
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Krivoy of Claridon Troy
Road? They have recently
moved into their new ranch
tpye home from Euclid,
Ohio. Mr.. Krivoy is a bur-
ner mechanic for Standard
Oil Company in Chardon.
They have two children;
Kathy, 8, and Kelley, IA
months.
HAVE YOU NET
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Soltis of Rt. 528 In Hunts
burg? They have moved
here recently from Cleve-
land and have 4 children,
two boys, IL and 4, and two
girls, 8 and 4 years old.
Mr.. Soltis is employed at
Fisher Body; at the Euc-
lid plant.
HAVE YOU MET ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Venneman, of Rt. S, Over
look Drive? They have
moved here recently from
Rocky River, and are
building their home In Bass
Lake Community. Mr.. Ven
neman is a real e tat e
broker and general sales
manager for Bedford Real
ty. They have two children;
Sally, 20; and Martin, ID.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-02
Cancer Death Rate
Drops in Geauga Co.

year, lung cancer accounted
for 9.3 percent of the deaths.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-02
Hneyn for a Qpeen

touch of Spring is the flowered print dress
modelled by Maple Queen Beverly Cline. This pert
frock is of polished cotton and is priced at 10.98
deicately flowered hat (S9s) white cotton gloves
u9S) and white leather bag (2.98) add the fin
ishing touches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

Full Stereo High Fidelity is now within the
reach of every music-loving family. Hear this
stereo miracle for yourself. check the superior
features against other combinations and see
I(and hearD why Emerson is your No Buyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
The Biggest Bug

VHE largest insect In the world beetle.
recently became the only living exhibit In the vast halls
of the American Museum of Natural History (apart from
few animals in the childrens center at the museum).
entomologistS Golathus goliathus the red
dish hued insect male inches long with Widespread
inches For its size though it's pinweight. tipping
the scales but and eighth. Prominent
head two quarterinchlong black horns
its natural habitat the beetle its horns to push
back bark 1t get at the sap Of tree Since the
has trees to spare has been feeding bananas
to the insect Stripping off the peel with its horns the
big bug away slowly but with very little pause
Occasionally stops eating to wet its whistle with drop
of water but appears most Of Its moisture from
the bananas and other fruits.
Donated anonymously TO the museum Golathus
goliathus originally obtained from native In Mako
kou Gabon In French Equatorial Africa Is in the
charge John c. Paster, research associate Of the
museums department of insects and spiders Mr. Paisers
main problem has been to maintain the tropical tempera
lures which keep Coli happy During the day passes the
time In large display the heating unit Of which has
been covered with wet cloth to raise the humidity level
At night Is transferred to another cage and placed
top of refrigerator where enjoys the heat from the
back Of the unit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Home Economic Teachers
10 Attend Fashion Show

Home economics teachers
from Detroit and suburban
schools. will attend a fashion
show and fabric presentation
co-sponsored by area j. c.
Penney stores and WAYNE
State University Saturday.
Jan. 81 at 10 am. at the
Federation of Women's Club
headquarters, Hancock and
Second.
Twelve student models, Sc
leefed from BEDFORD and
Cooley high schools, will
model "a new spring ensem-
bles which have been fash
Toned from Mccall patterns
and Penney fabrics for fhe
Detroit now ng. Jeanne
Ayers, who directs McCaIrs
educational department will
do the commentary on the
fashion show.
Arrangements are under
the supervision of DR.. Fran
the uepdruiem. III i1o"'~ -
onomics at Wayne State Uni
versity. Wayne students and
faculty members will assist
with the show.
Part OF the fabric presen-
tation portion Of the pro-
gram will be an address by
Edward Arfiln, assistant d.
rector Of Penney's textile re-
search and testing labora-
tory in New York. He has
been a member Of the Pen
ney staff since 1855.
Artim's address, Modern
Fiber and Fabrics will in
clude the latest information
on wash and wear fabrics
and as an example of how
wash and wear has pro-
crossed he will describe how
his company developed its
wash and wear mems dress
shirt.
At the close Of the meet.
inc home economists will re-
ceive teachers aid literature
and an outline that provides
a basis for a comprehensive
classroom course on all
phases Of fibers and fabric:
prepared by Artim.
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Detroit Federation Of community
(canci!s Program, What Can
We 20 10 Improve Our Schools"
BY BETTE ELLINGTON

The Federation of Com.
munity Councils, composed
of 10 community and neigh
Iorhood councils throughout
metropolitan Detroit. h a d
their General Meeting Janu-
airy 81, at the Lincoln
Iyaach Library, 1921 East
Seven Mile Road near Rus
sciil at 1880 pm.
Since the future of our
public school system and its
improvements will depend,
to a large degree, on the
availability of money TO
bul'd needed new schools
end to pay for good teach
ers, the Federation will pre-
scrt Roy Stephens, Chair
maa, and Judge Ben Stan
c-yk. MEMBER CT the Finance
Subcommittee of the Citi-
zen's Advisory Committee
on School Needs.
Their discussion on What
Can We Do To Improve Our
Schools" will give the mem
bership added insight as 10
TO scope OF problems.
This January meeting on
the financial aspects of pub
he education will be fol-
lowed sometime in March
with a second on the com
munlty relations aspects of
public education
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
BED ARE The PURE IN HEART FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD NA SAY

again teaching golf lessons
each Tuesday evening.
a special Father and Son
golf class is being conducted
on Saturday afternoons for
the benefit Of the small fry
buffers. All sessions are de-
signed TO get and keep golf.
ers in top condition during
the winter season.
TEENS classes are under
the direction of Dell Russell.
former captain of Wayne
States Tennis team. They
are given each Wednesday
evening The Y will supply
necessary class equipment.
Other classes offered are
swimming, Contract Bridge,
Parliamentary Law, and Pho
Biography.
All classes are open to
women as we'll as men. Adj
dltlonal information program
activities at St. Antoine Y
can be secured by calling
WO 2-l40O
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
New Classes al
81. Antoine YMCA

New PHYSICAL Classes are
being held at the St. An
tome YMCA. Golf under the
supervision of Benny Davis
from $50 to 1920.
Swimming classes for both
beginners and advance swim
mers including life saving
will be held on Mondays and
Wednesday from 7:3O to
$50.
Tennis under the supervi-
ion Of Dell Russell. former
captain of WAYNE State Uni
versitv and also a national
figure in tennis. Classes will
be held on Wednesdays from
1870 to $50.
Body Building under the
supervision of Eugene. Plow.
den ~ classes will be held
on Mondays and Thursday
from 600 to 800.
Father and Son Colf-un
der the supervision Of Benny
Davis and the Physical Di
rector will be held on Satur
day from $50 TO 7:3o.
Family Fun Night, begin
ming January 20, 1859 anC
each Thursday thereafter a
700 PM. Games will be pro
vided for the whole family
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
G. Q NJ NJ E N T A T Q R

procedures may get il from
one of Detroit's experts on
parliamentary law. Mrs. John
W. Griffin, past president of
the Detroit Federation of
Women's Clubs and a regis
tered parliamentarian.
Mrs. Griffin will teach an
eight-weeks course in parlia-
menfary law at Central
Branch YWcA. 1880 VIII
erell ST., on Tuesday eve
nings, al $50 pm. begin
ming February 3.
Beauty for the Busy" is
the theme of a Tuesday
night program at Northern
Branch YWCA, 1880 Wood
ward Ave.
Cesred 70 the career wom-
an who wants TO look and
feel her best, the package
program includes fiqure
analysis and exercise. swim
ming, fashions, grooming,
posture, poise and
social skilIs.
The YWCA's popular "dinc
around the world" visits to
Detroit restaurants continue
each month, with a visit to a
German restaurant Tuesday.
January 81.
Other visits on the sched-
ule include: an American
restaurant. Feb. l3; a French
restaurant, Feb. u; a Syrian
restaurant, March l3 and a
swedish smcrgasbord. April
;
Reservations, open to
10Th men and women. NAV
We made at Central Branch
1880 WithereIl ST.,
Up to two days in advance of
ach visit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Wallace Williams
Thanks Friends

Wallace Williams WISHES
to express his appreciation
to all his friends for their
kindness while he was in
disposed in Burton Mercy
Hospital.
Mr.. Williams retired while
still a member Of the "sPe-
cial investigation division"
after serving ihiriY-six years
in the Police Department
and is sole possessor OF the
lieutenant" title among Me-
gro officers in the depart
ment.
He is now convaleScing at
the home of his daughter
and Son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Evcrette Simpson, 608l Col
fax Street in Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Attention. Relatives Veterans
CT Civil War

Fred Hart Williams, ap.
pointed member of the
civil War Centennial Com
mission, by Gov. G.. Mennen
Williams, asks that persons.
residing within the Metro.
politan area of Detroit, who
may have had a relative. who
saw service, during the Civil
War, in Detroit or Michigan
military units, 10 .v.,ia~, L:.--
al address below.
He is particularly inter-
csted in obtaining documen-
iary evidence of any such
service. in form Of Honor
able Discharges; nj II airy
decorations; uniforms; arms
or any other forms Of mill
tary equipment associated
with this period in the his
tory Of Detroit and Miehi-
gan.
He is also interested in
finding some college gradu-
ate who would have as his
thesis, The Negro in the
Civil War" leading toward a
masters degree.
A committee appointed by
Williams, consisting of Mrs
Gonzellc Nj. Bailey, Orvillt
G.. Mumford, Chester llig
ginns and Edward Andrews
will assist him in this en-
deavOr.
Williams may be contacted
by mail. or telephone at nj
residence, SIS Woodland
City 2. or TO. o-o6oo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31

me sack completely into a second
sack. This assures ample protcc-
ton from dust and moths for
months.
To remove black marks made bv
U'hhfrfb nrtp.-- i'-~i-..--- ~--'s,,-l-
Cotton dishtowcls icore Inn %,
dishes nd glasses. To rcmedv M; 10
starch ne dishtoweis. THIS 1noLes
them mre absorbent ard pirtmaiiv
ltnt-fre' :" '""''S
To reuce the time spent IN
home cl'n-up chores. make Il q
practice, immediately rinse Of
any toilcies or medicines which
spill on I lavatory or other nor.
celain enact surfaces in tho ham
room. Thcnay require extra care
in removl if permitted to drv
on the fin " VI!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
OFey AAIts 100 Subjects

DETRoITE Encouraged by
successful semester the -,
vision Of It Education ~
wayne o'a''llversity and Tho
university oichigan is cnlarg.
ing ana uiN 'ylns It's spring
semester cou for adults A
total OF IVY is will be avail.
able Tor residof metropolitan
Detrol' W the Divisions
classes begin ,etroit and ;ts
suburbs on Fry 9th
Among the than IS new
svoieets openi adults this
spring e 'dersfsnd;n7
Labor.Mlnage Relation
w O a b u la',rovemar,D
BOOKS 'na' rhansed the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31

It's reassuring thing indeed to have tray Of ice CT
refrigerator ready for everyday holiday desserts.
Home made ice cream made with sweeened condensed
real taste treat, smooth rich, creamy, with homema
and flavor II be tucked the refrigerator ahei
ready when needed. You give it holiday
and warm maple syrup as sauce or shaved maple
"a topping.
Half hfteen-ounce Of sweetened condensed milk
pint and half Of ice cream With whole you fill
ing trays and that is enough for crowd.
Magic Vanilla Ice Cream
2i3 cup (l/2 15-oE. CAM 1-1i2 teaspoons van
swcetened condensed milk extract
1/2 cup water ! cup heavy cre
Set refrigerator control at coolest point Combine sweett
densed milk, and vanilla Chill Whip TO
consistency Fold into chilled mixture Pour into freczi
Cover tray with waved paper Freeze firm mush, abou
Turn into chilled bowl Break up with fork, then beat wit
egg beaer until fluffy but not melted Quickly return TO tr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
annual Youth Week

p keeping with the ohscrv.
ance Of Annual Youth Week
Second Baptist Church Young
people were in charge Of the
January 25tn SUNDAY morning
service whom Mr. Michael Car.
ter presided Theme DARE We
Live in the Iouscho.l Of God
Rev a a Banks Jr delivered
the morning message The Jun.
ior Church and Junior Choir
cave musical selections
In the evening service az
7:3o in cooperation with the
Youth Department, the Sec
ond Baptist Cultural Commit
tee Forum presented Or.
BroadUs NJ Butler. asst 70
Dean Of College Of Liberal
Arts. Wayne State University,
guest speaker.
Or Butler spoke from a sub
jcct or theme. Forword Look
Miss Eleanor Connolly presided
Wednesday January 28th. in ad-
- cr~e,~l Youth Con
Sccratlon and Pray Service. Rev
Jerome Brown pastor Great
Hope Baptist Church CHICAGO
llinoiS' was guest speaker
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31

The surfaces of most modern
sinks and ranges are made of acid
resistant porcelain enamel, which
isn't harmed by brief contact with
citrus fruits or other food acids.
But it's simply good housekeeping
to wipe up these spilled juices and
other foods promptly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Glasses al Central yWCA

Aspiring writer's can learn
the tricks of the trade
from a Detroit woman who
has received many journa-
listic awards and whose col
lection of short stories has
been published by a popular
book club. says Alene Curtis.
Vera Henry, author OF
Lucky Number" Is teach
ink a course in short story
writing al Central Branch
YWcA, 1880 Witherell ST.
on Tuesday evenings. o;3o 70
s:a0 pm. The class IS open
70 both men and women.
New club officers VINO
Ged help on parliamentary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Use Recreation (enler
For GLIB Mee';rf5


The Mack-Mt Elliott Rec
reation Center, 36l9 Mt. FL
lott. corner Of Mack, has
several very comfortable
rooms available for use by
neighborhood clubs.
II you are q member OF a
community club and II IS
athletic in nature you should
look into the possibility OF
using the Center for your
meeting place.
Clubs that are interested
in making money in any
form or fashion should not
apply as the Mack-Mt. Elliott
Center will not issue you an
application.
However. IL your group
should be a bridge, chess,
bid whist, social or dramatic
club the chances are you will
be issued an application.
Other clubs such as sew
ing, singing groups, check
ers. hobby or any kind OF
craft groups the Director at
the Recreation Center at
Mack and Mt. Elliott streets
will be glad to consult with
YOU. Give him ring at
IsOrain 0-3670.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
s3Ro BIRTHDAY or THE
CURRENT TOPIC STUDY CLUB

World" Shakespeare, Man ot
y the Theatre" Housing seIee.
u ton" The Crisis in the Nesr
II sss'," The U. s. s. r. - re
: Power and It's Prospects, ~In.
: vestment Fundamentals An.
: P'ieafions Of Psychology" Child
! Psychology" Race Relations in
fne Modern World" "commun.
5 .esfion Problems in supervis.
'on' and Conference Leader.
ship"
The fail program of the Diyis.
ION was almost entirely in me
eVening and held in the Cultlral
Center ara This semester classes
VIII also be held in the afternoons
ma on Saturday mornings Tho
afternoon classes have been es.
tapIlShcd primarily for those nor
sons who have cvcn.np resnons,
h.l'tleS and are free in tho carly
afternoon The courses are in thc
area OF literature. music. drama
and art just two courses viii he :
h"ld on Saturday mornings. one :
Is painting class and the other
rs IN home economies. n
With The cooperation Of Inc d.
rcctors of adult education in ,ho L.
pubic schools, seven classes viii q
re hc'd in suburban communities n,
me communities are Allen PARK ~
Oak ' IVY 81 ~
The Division will sponsor tv, y,
octure series this semester Con.
'nulns VIII be Great Leaders "a.
? American History" by mem. n,
crs cf the history department NJ
Wayne State University The
'w lecture series Great Relic. =
ms OF the World" will be prc. ,,,,
ntcd by faculty members Of the Cor
nlverSlty Of Michigan Ch,
continuing during the spring linz
mcSter viii be non degree cour. ,hr,
IN English. General Business ciat
NJ G Economic Insurance. moo,
rising. Philosophy. Psychology
rclgn Languages. Sociology and W.,
nech. we
'eelslration will begin on Jan.
y 70 and continue through lsr,
'ruary with classes berinnine NJ;
week Of February 9 The ma. vcr,
~ OF the classes meet for moo,
a. '"''"k the iirst week Hall
-. her
l.erested adults may visit or much
the Division which is located cc;yc
the Rackham Building. go
isworth Avenue, TIE. 2OO26. Def
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Soa;alGGu;e
Rsr~A-~p
BY RUBY WILLIAMS

DETROIT - Announcement is
made Of the beihroiha OF Mar
ion Jenkins, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Marion jenkins. 424 Polk
street River Rouge. Michigan.
70 George Gibson, Jr.. son Of Mr.
and Mrs George Gibson 81
1872 18Th Street Ecorsc Nlich
gan The couple mas chosen Val
cntineS Da' February l4th as
their weddine dmc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
BY MARY BELLE RHODES
ZETA BETA LETA'S
RECEPTION

RECEPTION
Ieta Phi Beta Sorority of the
local chapter entertained al a
reception honoring the newly
charter I'd sorority. Zcta Beta Zcta
chapter of Flint Mich. at the
NcGregor Memorial. Wayne State
University. Saturday evening.
January "a. at $50 pm
a most interesting program
wa presented to the many
friends. national officers, state
officers, and local members OF
Zefa Phi Beta sorority.
Mrs. Alberta Powell served as
pianist with Mrs Viola Arnold
as mistress Of ceremonies Solos
we're rendered by Madam Naomi
Lanier and lone Gibson Mrs
Louise Griggs paid tribute to the
chapter and Mrs Ethel Nelson
made presentations TO the hon.
ored guests. Mrs. Myrtle Tyler
Faithful co-foundcr of Zcta Phi
Beta Sorority. Mrs Margaret Irby
Of Davtopo Ohio, regional direc.
o'rs OF Flint. Frances Faithful
Lea Bryant Juanita Dixon. prec.
ious Clark Bryant and lone Gin.
son. oaslleus and associate re.
sional director.
,o. ! ms reception celebrated the
''lh Founders nav If 2eta Phi
y :" Soi v q iYr .."c are over
y chai rs throughout the l.
4 ana m Liberia. Africa They
80 nay lfc membership in
ne NAACp "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Glasses Starting
Al 81. Antoine MCA

New classes are now start
ING at st. Antoine YMCA.
Jim Holmes. Physical Direc'
TOR. announces that Benny
Davis, Golf Pro, is back
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
Rites Read in Home
Ceremony

Al ceremony Saturday Jan.
vary nth in the home OF her
parents Mr. ard Mrs William
Henry Riser 965 Navahoe loan
hiscr' became the lovely bride
OF Richard T Walthal son Of
Mr and Mrs Charles Walthall
at $50 pm The bride wore a
peplum Of RoSepoint lace over
a fulllength SHRED taffe,a
skirt The figure holding bodice
was highlighted by picture.
pretty Sabrina scallopcd neck.
Inc She wore a single strand
OF pearls She carried hon.
quet of white carnations and
roses.
Octavia Riser. brides sister
was maid OF honor. and Laura
Riser brides sister-ln.law vas
bridesmaid Both attendants
wore ldentically styled gowns
red and blue Etoile taffcta with
oouiiani skirts William Wall.
lall was his brothers best man
Nillle Hill. grooms cousin seat.
q the guests.
Reception honoring the counlc
as at the Franklin Settlement
500 Charlevoix Serving as host.
'ses were. Nancy Howell. Edith
iser, jeanne and Patricia Scot.
nd. and Mrs Eula Wiser Mrs
rankin Harris was caterist
The four tier wedding cake
ade by, Mrs Betty Halliburton.
a two tiers that were the col
Of the maids dresses and
IS attractively decorated with
y imitation birds 10 remind
e OF spring
me couple, both employed at
Wayne Diagnostic Conyalesc.
Home. will reside on Dew.
aux, wish to express thanks
their many friends for the
ely gifts received.
sNeecv recovery is wished
Alberta Latin. Of sO3s Spo.
c. who is in the Florence
tenton Hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31

You can store
blankets, quilts
and paioios for
the summer IN
super market
paper bags.
First place the
bedding inside
a super market
sack, then slip
The OncO end ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
To Celebrate First
Anniversary

The Young Adult Choir OF
First Baptist Church. Ecorse,
MICHIGAN, will celebrate their
FL rsf Anniversary. Sunday,
February 9th in the spacious
church auditorium in spe-
eial program. Joan Gibson,
pres; Viola sartor, director;
Myrtle Smith, pianist; TheIma
cordy oresniss; Rev &. M.
Brown, pastor.
With sincere sympathy TO
Mrs. Cassie Mckenzie Of River
Ron-c Mich who is berea1ed
rN Tho passing of her sister in
kulaW Alabama
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
DINNER


Sonny Hollis was invited guest
wednesday 70 a birthday din.
ner for her by The follow;n,
mafrons; Ann Knight. Gwen.
do'yn Harrison, Odessa Lett.
Ihelma Hancock and Earnestine
Chichester.
There was SO vory much fun
81 me Starty Mamie a, we
n"nched our delightful dinner. .
After the Corporate Commun.
on sunday at st Cyprian's
nureh, the staff of the SUNDAY
chool enjoyed delightful break.
st together
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
1914 BIRTHDAY

Miss Charlotte Orange was
very happy Saturday evening 10
meet her many friends at Pave
iall OF ST Cyprisns Church on
her 10th birthday There was
much fun Many g.f,s were re-.
ccivcd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
INSTALLATION

The installation services Of
King SolomonS Grand Lodge and
Queen Vista Grand Chapter was
hcld At the People Community
church sunday afternoon A very
iine PROGRAM was rendered and
ent P'''
The most worShipful grand
master is Il ID Tubbs and tho
Most Worthy Grand Matron i
Mrs Mary l. Smith.
The Woman's Society Of Chris.
l'an Service and the WESLEYAN
Service Guild Of Scott Methodist
: hurch presented Miss Pearl Bel.
niger. a missionary spending
hree years in India TO an apprc.
native audience Sunday after.
Don.
Five international students % :
Wayne University were guests
also. -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-01-31
HALL or FAME

NisS VIVIAN Evans and Mrs
'rirIi Carter were elected to
'he Hall Of Fame" Of the YWcA
recently for their OUTSTANDING
Wofh IN this organization
Mss Evans has been named the
fe'lAlouS Educator at ST Crp.
ran Episcopal Church