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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
HUMAN RELATION COUNCIL

On Wednesday, June 18th, the
Human Relation Council will
present their Annual Flower
Show at the Nacircma Club.
In presenting this program
yearly, they hope il will Stimu-
late more interest for all people,
whether they are home owners
or renters TO beautify where
they live with beautiful flowers
and everything else that will
make their community attractive
at large.
This show is open to all races
and you will be greatly pleased
to see the many phenomena ac-
ccmpliShed in flower-growing.
This meeting was held at Mrs.
Colder Smiths home. Mrs. Clara
Crouch, reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Wayne viii offer
American SludieS

wayne State Universities
College of Liberal Arts next
fall will begin a new pro-
gram in American studies
leading to a Bachelor Of Art;
degree with a major in Anne :
lean studies.
According TO its propec-
rus. The program will offer
a "synihesis and unificafion
ct different tyres Of knowI-
edge ~ the highest aim OF
liberal education" through
study Of the origins and de-
velopneni Of contemporary
American culture.
new program will draw from
For course offerings. the
II Liberal Arts departments
art economics Enelish.
geology geography. history.
journalism, music philoSo-
ply political science and So
ciology
Heavy emphasis in stu
dent preparatory will be
placed on English and his
tory. Administration of the
program will be handled by
committee Of advisors with
two members each from
English and history and one
each from two other depart
menfs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
State Conference OF Extension
Workers Held al Elizabeth City

ELIZABETH CITY, N. c. -
Leaders of long stand in
North Carolina agriculture
were honored last week at
the annual State Conference
of Agricultural Extension
workers held at Elizabeth
City State Teachers College,
May 1929.
Eight workers with the
A&T College Extension Serv-
ice were singled out for Spe-
cial recognition for outStand-
ing service over a long per-
iod of years at the annual
banquet which climaxed the
week-long conference.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

kOcsi- National and FaHc0tiorrI News
BY Bette Eiiinnfon
C;a Isle Vocal Additions

A Stcrping-stone to a ca
,cc is again offered to De
trri;'s Young people in vocal
wr-ic By the Department of
pak KS ana Recreation.
Talented young singers be-
tween Is and ~ years old
rving in the metropolitan
a are invited by the De-
.s.-.Crf % enter the 18th
sra,sl vocal ADDITIONS TO be
Ia during June and July.
Iio rirst place winner will
IS soloist with the
J. .r.. SYMPHONY Orchestra
,he other nine winners
vii c,np with the Belle Isle
&c ort Band during the
% ..No series oil concerts at
e lslc.
@r 'irations may be OBJ
toned by wiring TO Vocal
Auctions, Department of
Parks and Recreation, Water
Board Building Detroit 26,
or calling WO. 2-o570. En-
tries close June 10.
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TO the Rosedalc Club Sunday af-
tCrnoOn.
Their annual club picnic will
be given July 9th and their
club sister of Cleveland. Ohio,
will join them here.
Mr.. Benz. Ham, president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH
cHORALlERS SPONSOR
FASHION REVIEW

Small FryS and Teen Ayers
were among the paraderS of fash
ions at Third Baptist Church,
582 T. Ferry, last Sunday after
noon Scenes of Cottonware. cas-
ual sport and loungeware. suits,
dreSSy dresses, after five and
formal attire were featured. Gus
tom designed styles with the
magic skill of hats we're by Doro-
thy Faulkner. Since June is the
month additionally thought of
as the Month for Brides the
sponsors thought il befitting To
feature models wearing bridal at
tire. with emphasis on style and
material. Two older model Satin
Bridal Gowns were modelled, one
lace bridal (new version), and
one Silk Organza. three quarter
length present style lead) Most
of the approximately twenty-five
models, were Third Baptist
Church affiliateS. Mrs. Mary Mar
shall Commentator. Miss Juanita
Thomas, Pres, of sponsoring
group, Mrs. Carrie Robinson,
Program Chairman. Rev. S. J.
Williams. Minister
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

TOrO SCnOOT OF IOSINcIUTUgy
held their commencement exer-
ciscs at the Central YWCA Sun
day. June 18th.
a regular school program was
rendered Mr. Erncst T. Marshall
at the Dct"0i Board Of Educa-
ton. WAS que speaker. lie gave
useful and much needed facts
to those who will open shops.
Mrs Myrtle c. Cook, presi-
dent Of Pore CT Detroit. present
cd diplomas, also introduced
guests. Mrs. Geraldine Smith
presided.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
BY MARY BELLE RHODES
MEpplNe

WEDDING
T ,hcy icon WORKMAN and Mr..
pa Lawrence Roberts, Jr.,
unicd in marriage in the
eloafy of Bethel AME church
aay aficrnoon, June 18th.
Sho ne daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs licrmiu Workman and he,
the son If Rev. and Mrs. Joseph
as,rcrrc Roberts, ST.
a RELIGIOUS ceremony was con-
Quoted hy the Rev Roberts which
preceded the solcmnization OF
marriage BY Bishop Joseph Co
mcl.
The bride wore q white gown
with an imported Italian lace
hcdcc. long sleeves. round seal
Hoped nccklinc. The bouffant
skirt was Of pcau dc sole with
an uneven hem line that fell
into chapel train.
From a siN,point queen crown
Of pearls and scquinS fell a
waist length veil She carried
stcphanotis with steamers Of
ribbon
Bridal attenlaRts were Mrs.
Mary Jones D. zen of honor;
E.,anr Vandg.c. lgcquellnc Rob.
cris. Marie l.inhst N, Susetta Tai.
bert. Bcrnice Fitzpatrick and
Qucrida Holland
They wore white lace bodice.
V nccklinc with chllnpaenc color
crystal back pcdu dc sole skirts
on the princess style carrying
fans with yellow and white roses.
Best man. Price Michael Of
Cincinnati, Parker WORKMAN.
Willie Cru'lup GEORGE Jcnncit.
Hanson N~ocNtr ? er-Arr isd.
wct na ~e4eA
hDc d. assemuN ntil
and Stott. auditorium 0rganist
Dulrer'l wilson and Wedding
Consu'tist Phyllis Dryden.
CORONATION BALL
Dairyman's Hall was a scene
Of beauty Friday evening with
hundreds Of young beauties,
fairy.likc gowncd and handsome
male, appropriately groomed for
the 'xta annual coronation ball
spon orei Nv the Central Con
grcgatic lal Clubs.
Pop Germ and his Jazz Mo-
hawks C~chcAstra played all late
dance music for the guests which
proved most interesting 10 the
spectators
Bette Holland, so winSomc,
was crowned queen Diannc Mcr-
comes and Shcrcc Stewart fol
lowing respectively. There were
$50 guests present. Rev. Albert
L Clcage is pastor.
Il1FoRMAL RECEPTION
Miss Esther Jean Workman Of
Alccr. save an informal recep-
ton Wednesday evening for her
attendants in the approaching
va dding. which will be Sunday,
June 18th
Each attendant received a
lovely Gift from the bridc-to-be
with her sincere wishes for each
of them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Buffers
weekend guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Lawrence Van Clcaves of
Franklin. Indiana, and Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Field of indianapolis.
MIR. and Mrs. John StrohS of
roscdalc c0mplimcnted them
with a Saturday barbecue
Movies were shown later in the
evening.
JUNE MORNING BREAKFAST
The ~ Teen" Club e the
YVCA rave a June morning
breakfast Saturday morning and
was we'll attended
They presented two skis. "A
Fantastic Fashion school and
We've Got Secret. which
brought much fun for the girls
6roup singing and My Prayer
closed this entertaining program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
WEDDING RECEPTION
FOR NEWLY WEEDS

Lula Christian. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Osaac Woodruff, of
1914 Geneva. and Thomas A.
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
&c BIC rEN ALUMNI cue

NUniislN All 'I'lIoli. lllI DiS
Ten Alumni Club gave their first
annual Careers Forum at Me-
Grcgor Center. state Wayne
University, The purpose: To in.
form the YOUNG people of the
opportunities and requirements
necessary for the planning ct
their future occupation. -
This organization consists of
graduates of the universities
comprising the Big Ten Con
ference, which presented this
program of community service,
with every occupation of life
represented on the program. II
was quite educational and highly
enjoyed.
President. Mr.. William A.
rcid; Mrs. Jane r. Roscoe, chair
man
Mrs. Pearl Scott CT Howell,
Michigan sister Of the Carr
family met with serious acct
dent Friday al her employment.
We sincerely hope the accident
will be calmly met by all.
The Scotch Avenue Neighbor
hood Club held an interesting
mecting last Wednesday at the
home 'of the president, Mrs. Mel
lie JChn-un
Improvements for the block
and Surroundins areas brought
about lively discussion Re-
frcshmcntS were served.
Funeral services for James
Allen SISTER of Mrs. Rosa Scott
cf Hartford avenuc) will be con
Quoted Tuesday morning at IL
am. from the T. l.. Strickland
Funeral Home in llamtramck.
TEA
The Matron's Council Of Queen
Vest Grand chapter. o. f. S.
gave lovely tea Sunday after
noon at Sol Hancock. Garden
flowers were seen on the table
whore many colorful hor's d.
oeuvrcs. candies and nuts were
placed fsr the guests Different
presidents Of the various ,coun-
els poured the tea. Mrs. Rosa
Turdcit. president. Mrs Vera
Murphy. program chairman.
AIR. and Mrs. Douglass Mid
dlebrook Of Glendale we're hosts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
IuNE MORNING RREAXrAsT

The ~ Teen" Club e the
YWCA rave a June morning
breakfast Saturday morning and
Yves well attended
They presented two skis. ~
Fantastic Fashion school and
We've Got q Secret, which
brought much fun for the girls.
6roup singing and My Prayer
closed this entertaining program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

AIR. and Mrs. Douglass Mid
dlebrook Of Glendale we're hosts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
lllEoRMAL RECEPTION

Miss Esther Jean Workman of
Nccr. save an informal recep-
ton Wednesday evening FOR her
attendants in tho approaching
va dding. which will be Sunday,
June 7th
Each attendant received a
lovely gift from the bridc-to-be
with her sincere wishes for each
of them
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-04
Darlington Heights
Rev. Rrlllninitt
Conducts Revival
In North Dakota

The Rev. and Mrs. Nat Brumrnti
have returned from conducting a
revival in Watford City. N. D.
Berry Cooke has returned to Ills
home from Southside Hospital and
il convalescing satisfactorily.
Mrs. Guthrie Maloney and chill
dren. MIR and Mrs. Jim Coleman
and children, Of Richmond. and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Belloff and Charlotte.
Of Alexandria. were the Thanksgiv-
ing day guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II.
l. Shorter.
Mrs Lucy Hudgins, of Newport
News. spent the Thanksgiving holi-
days as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Shorter
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich Watson
and children. Of Springfield. were
the week end guests of his mother.
Mrs Sadie Watson.
Hunter Watson. OF VPI, and Brett
Watson. Of East Carolina College,
spent the Thanksgiving holidays at
their home Nancy Morris. Of Long
wood, and Edward Metcalf. Of
Lyrchburg College. were also at
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jefferson Happenings
''Queen OF Hearts ''Arriral Tops

| Miss Linda Banton celebrated her
eighth birthday November %. Carter
Lippy and Brenda Bradley had
supper with her, and later in the
evening Peggy and Fanny Racer
were in to play games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wiltshire. OF
Gum splings. were ovri. Friday
n!eht for supper and short VISIT
with Mr. and Mrs. c. n Pitts
Circle Program
The Mamie Bland David Circle
and the WINS Of Fine Greek Bap-
tist Church had combined meet
ing for the November program With
Rev. Roger Clement. OF the Fork
Union Baptist Church as special
guest There was an excellent at
tendance to hear him present the
program and tell about many of
his experiences during the 10
rean war while he was a chaplain
in Korea Customs there, living
conditions. and religions prevalent
in that area. and particularly the
mission work being done. drew com
lnent.
Mrs ] r Chrisley and children
spent the THANKSGIVING week end
in Pulaski with relatives
Mr. and Mrs Clarence E. De
noon. Jr., and sons. residents Of a
suburb of Philadelphia, Pa. and
Mrs Blanche Denoon. or Rich
nond We're in Trenholm Friday to
visit Mrs. Eliza Game They
came by to see Mr. and Mrs.
G. B. Denoon.
The Robert E. Shaver family
were very busy over Thanksgiving
week end Mrs. Aileen Blankenship
spent two days with Mr. and Mrs
Forest Shaver. of Winston-S a m.
n. c.. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Taylor
and family. Of Winston Salem. N. c.
arrived here Wednesday afternoon
and stayed through Sunday Mr.
Claude Shaver came in from Wash
ington. D. c.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Shaver.
Mrs. NJ " Shaver and Mrs Jack
Taylor and daughter. Chris. went
to Sandston Friday night and had
supper with Mr. and Ms Glenn
Connatser and family
II Put Feet Under Table
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Connatser
and family spent Sunday with the
Shayers There were II. who put
their feet under the Shaver dinner
table on Sunday. and they all had
q wonderful time together
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Perkins were
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-04
BeIono items
Joint Service Held
At Emmanuel f.

There was THANKSGIVING ser
vice at Emmanuel p f.. Church
on Thursday at 10 am. II was a
joint service The Rev. Richard
Scott, pastor Of the Methodist
Church. preached and the Rev.
John Chafee. the Rev H. D. And
erson. the Rev. Joseph Matthews.
and the Rev Wilson Stitt, rector
Of the church took part in h I
spiritual service. TIE attendance
was excellent
The parents of The Rev. Joseph
Mathews have returned ~ their
h 0 ms III North Carolina after
spenda4 N holidays with their
sen aiiA M Nfe At the nansa.
Mr.. Aai ltls Ned West. OF Char
lostesv.lle .slted his parents. Mr.
ard htrs 1Arlnan West. during the
holiday ana returned home 81 Sun
DAY.
Mrs May Henry and Mr.. and
Mrs Grayson Ldigers and two chill
dren. Of Richmond. spent Sunday
with Mrs 3 E. Walthall Miss
Elanor Walthall returned with them
after spending the holidays with her
mother
Miss Susan Stitt returned to St.
Margarett's school after nice visit
with her parents, the Rev. and
Mrs Wilson Slit at the Rectory
Miss Lorena Denton and her
friend. Miss Silvia Via, returned to
Hafrisonburg Sunday night after
spending the holidays with MI. and
Mss. Pov Nichols. who took them
back Miss Lorcna Denton Is At
tending Madison College
Nh and Mrs CALVIN Bell went to
Richmond Sunday morning and
We're dinner guests Ct Mr.. and Mrs.
Nett BoWles
Friday guests Of Miss Birdie
Baugh were Mrs. Clarence T. De-
noon. Of Richmond, and Mr. and
Mr. c. f Denoon and two sons.
Of Wycombs Pa Sunday Mrs Has
kins Hobson Of Richmond. spent
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Thanksgiving day in Richmond with
his mother and sisters.
ms Bernard Walthall, Of Rich
mond, visited Mrs. B. +. Walthall.
Thursday and Friday. Her hus-
band took her home Friday night
Il was quite surprise to see
the light snow Sunday morning. 1t
was very beautiful. but did not re-
main long. An extremely cold night
followed. and the birds need extra
attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Deem and
two children, Of Richmond, visited
MI and Mrs. AL e. Webb. Mrs.
W. j. Hubbard and Mrs John
Nuckols. Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-04
Guinea News Items
Thanksgiving Holidays
PrOuided Time For visits

Of the Walter Simpson family On
Nov u they. accompanied by Mrs
Gray Stimp on. were guests of the
Rev Willard Simpson family. Of
Clarkslille
plan 10, Gift Program
The w IN en- Of Guinea Church
plan to give the annual Joy Gift
program Sunday. Dee 20 at 8
O'Clock al the church. The public is
cordially invited TO attend.
The J A. Hazlegroye family were
guests Of the Woodfin Lyon family
of Stoddert, Nov % Mrs. Halle
grove. Nancy and Jean were guests
Of the W B. Walkers. Nov 81 They
were also guests of Mrs. George
Sanderson. Friday afternoon.
Mrs Jim Crute. Of Farmyille.
attended church school at Guinea
Church. Sunday morning.
Mrs. W. B. Walker. Jr., and Miss
Haynie Allen were Sunday after
noon guests Of Mrs Jesse Wood
ruff
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sanderson
were THANKSGIVING guests OF Mr.
and Mrs George SanderSon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Stratton went
to Richmond. Monday
Mrs W. B. Walker and AIrs w
B. Walker. Jr. were Monday after
len. William Holman. and John Hol-
man They also visited Mr. and
Mrs. ] e AIeador
Sunday luncheon guests al "Hors
du Monde were the Robert Lee
Davis family. Afternoon guests were
the Ray Mathews family of Rich
mond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-04
Guinea News Items

DR.. and Mrs. Wyndham B. Blan-
ton. Of Richmond, were at their
country home. West HILL recent
~. for brief visit. The many
friends of DR.. Blanton are delight
I'd he is able To be out again
Mr. and Mrs W. P. Hazlegroye,
Of Roanoke. spent the holidays at
their country home. Little North
field" Their guests We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Billy Ha2legrove and Gaugh-
tiers. Carrie, Page. and Sarah. also
OF Roanoke.
Thanksgiving guests Of the Carl
Matthews family were Miss Doro-
thy Matthews. Miss June Thomp-
son. and Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Stan
ley. of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Fulp and daughter. Melanie.
of Farmville
The Rev. Willard Simpson family
of Clarksville. were Thanksgiving
dinner guests of the Charles Stimp-
son family. Mrs. Gray Simpson
was also a guest and remained I'M
til Saturday. The Mack Maybe
family. of Roanoke. and Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Boiling. of Cumberland.
were recent guests.
Friday dinner guests or the Joe
A. Hazlebrove family of Fork
land were Mr.. and Mrs David
Hazlegrove ard daughter. Char
lotte Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs J. P
Stratton were Sunday luncheon
guests in the same home.
Miss Lucille Ferguson, of Lynch
burg. and Clarence Ferguson, of
Raleigh. N c.. were home fer the
holidays.
HID Club Meets
Mrs. Joe A. Hazlegrove was
hostess to the HID Club OF Guinea
on Tuesday afternoon when a very
interesting meeting was held The
president, Mrs. Hazlegrove. presid
ed. Mrs. Stratton had devotions.
stressing the Thanksgiving spirit
Mrs Ann G. Sanderson and the
county nurse. Mrs Hatchings. were
present. The latter gave an inform
alive talk. which included home ac-
cidonts. the medicine chest. etc
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed Mrs H. c. Ferguson is to be
hostess TO the group for the Christ
mas party
Thanksgiving luncheon guests al
HOrs du Monde were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Ransom, william and
Ricky Ransom. the Leonard Make
family. and Porter Davis. of Rich
mond The latter remained until
Sunday
Joe A. Hazlegrove attended the
funeral Of R. w. Manson, in Black
stone. on Saturday afternoon
Thanksgiving guests Of MI and
Mrs. W. B. Walker. Jr.. were Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Shcldahl, Mr.
and Mrs Arlo Sheldahl and CHI
drcn. Edward and David. Of All
ington
Frank Ferguson and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Stratton were Thanks
giving guests Of Mr. and Mrs T
Wilson Crowder and daughter, Paul
inc. of Callao
On Nov 20. Mr. and Mrs Joe
A. Hazlegrove visited j. A. Addle-
man and MIR. Meyer at the South
side HOSPITAL.
The Charles Simpson family
were THANKSGIVING luncheon guests
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-04
Jefferson Happenings

The most outstanding and eyciI-
ing bit Of news in this community
the past few days was the arrival
of Joan Elizabeth Wilson Novem-
Der q at the NOV Hospital in
Richmond. She weighed six pounds.
- ounces. You can bet the whole
l. & Wilson family is very happy
over this blessed event. this beng
the first daughter Daliy calls her
his queen Of healts
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children. Of Chase city. recently
spent several days with his mother,
Mrs. j. H. Payne.
Mrs. Robert Gaulding. Of Char
lotte Court House. Mrs j. G. Wat
son, Of Springfield. and Mrs Mar
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home iol Thanksgiving dinner with
Mr. and Mrs H. q Perkins
Students non III the holidays
were Gabe Cosby. Of l1ainpden-
Sydney. Miss Ann Lloyd. Of Hol-
Inns; David Piercy. Of VII. who met
his parents here al the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Piercy, and
Henry Morris was home from VPI.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernie Percy and
family. of Norfolk. visited the
Piercy and Llppy families during
the HOLIDAYS.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dawson. Of
Cumberland. were guests Thanks
giving day of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Cole. Jl.. and family. TAYLOR Cole
went home with his grandparents
for the week end and his parents
went for him Sunday Mr and Mrs
Hugh Cole. Of Eichuionl spent Alon-
day there and s.4ndra Cole vent
hottie to spend 4 lev days with
them
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home
The Darlington Heights Bridge
Club met with Mrs. Leslie Hamil-
ton. High score was won by Mrs.
Dorothy Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Payne and
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garet Watson spent Friday IN Rich
nond
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Elan and
daughters. OF kingsport. Tenn,
spent the week end with his father.
Mrs. Brooks Elan.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27
Mill City Churches
Join In Annual
Thanks Service

Thanksgiving eve communit!
service was held Wednesday even
ing. November rs, at st. Peters
AME church at 7:45 pm, will
the following churches and pastor:
participating:
Temple Baptist church, Rev
Paul v. Goodwin; Fifth Avenue
Congregational, Rev. E. H. Ryb
meek; 3sth Street Open Door Con-
gregations, Rev. Amar Flungum;
Christian Reformed, Rev. Esler L
Shuart; All Saints Episcopal, Rev
Robert Lesch; st. Thomas Epis'
copal. Rev. Louis w. Johnson;
Faith Evangelical and Reformed
Rev. Robert Johnston.
Also st. Peters AME, Rev. NJ.
L. Simmons; Olivet Methodist, Rev,
]. H. Grostephan; Steward Mem
orial Presbyterian, Rev. William
]. Grobe; Park Avenue Methodist,
Rev. C. P. Hinerman; West Cent
raj YMCA, Dick Sisler.
Rev. Robert Lesch of All Saints
Episcopal church was guest speak
err. Music was by the combined
choirs.
A large attendance was present
and enjoyed the dynamic message
brought by Rev. Lesch and the
christian fellowship that followed.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-11-27
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heart
felt thanks and appreciation to the
many friends, neighbors and or
CARNATIONS for their many acts
of love and thoughtfulness extend
ed during the long illness and
subsequent death of our beloved
sister and aunt, the late Flurnia
Mobiley. Special thanks to Rev. J.
X. Holloway for his comforting
words and to Rev. Stanley r. King
and Rev. w. L. Battle for their
able assistance. For the many
cards, kilograms, floral tributes
and other expressions of sympathy,
we are deeply grateful
LaVerne and Virgil Hadley, sis
ter and brother-in-law and daught-
ers.