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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21
BY Lucille Cook
Out OF Debt Drive
A. Holy Cross Baptist


Rev II Porter. pastor at the
congregation Of Holy Cross Bap-
list Church, 1886 10th and Stan
ley. has participated in "Out
OF Debt Drive for the Church
Captains were selected and the
members were divided into fiji
teen groups. The drive will end
April 18th, 1859, the captain who
brings in the highest amount OF
money Will win trip TO Mem
phiS Tennessee 10 attend the Ma
tional Baptist Sunday School
Congress.
To give you a brief history
Of Holy Gross; on April 10Th,
1855. Rev. J. Il. Porter organ
i1ed and founded the church
in his home on 18th Street, De-
iroit with four members. After
10 months his membership in
creased 10 ten. At this time
they were ready TO March in
their new church, where they
are presently located.
After several years of hard
work and PRAYER the membership
of Holy Cross is over 600. They
have two choirS and one male
chorus and a thirty minute week
ly broadcast every Sunday night
Request from Greater Nj. Tabor
Rev. G. A. Long, pastor of
Greater M. Tabor Baptist
Church is asking all members
OF his church 10 please be pres.
ent in Sunday School, Sunday
morning, $50. Business Of i'm
Portsnce will be discussed.
Rev. Long will render the Ser
mon in the 1900 services.
Monday afternoon. February
23rd, Rev Long will leave for
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Court NeseA,s

court costs and S23 restitution
last week after he had been con
victcd of resisting a policeman.
The sentence was imposed by
Recorders Judge Frank G.. Sche
manske.
Mrs. Ellen Cook. ~, OF 300
Preston, was rushed TO Reeeiv-
ing Hospital last week suffer
ing from indigestion Of rat
poison.
Police said the aged woman
attempted to end her own life
because she was respondent over
her husband, who died last Sep.
TENDER.
Fossie King. 20, OF 1871
TrombIey, was rushed TO Re-
eeiving Hospital from his home
last week in a semi-eonsciovs
condition.,
Police said the aged man was
found lying in his bed. The coal
stove had been tipped over
against the wall and the stove
pipes were lying on the floor.
Kings hands were sooty as
though he had attempted TO re-
pair the stove.
20
Catherine Williams, ~, OF
3046 Townsend, was rushed TO
Receiving Hospital last week
suffering from svnshof
wound Of the abdomen.
Police called il an attempted
suicide. They said Mrs. Williams
left on the dresser addressed TO
her estranged husband. Donald,
25, address unknown. which read
as follows: IF can't have you
| don't want TO live. Take care
OF the children"
The Williams separated three
weeks ago.
-
Brisbert Boyd. so, Of 3442
Humboldt, was arrested last
week after an officer observed
him wearing a rsineost which
was stolen from a restaurant
three years ago.
Boyd admitted the theft. He
was employed at the restaurant
that time.
@
Andrew Scott, Is, Of 308l
Pennsylvania, was fatally shot
last week by a man who said
he surprised the boy and two
companions trying to break
into his house.
The fatal shot was fired by
Charles George, 81, Of 3449 ST.
Clair. George said he fired a
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warning shot" at three mer
who had broken two pancs OF
glass on his back porch.
The boy was found dead in
an alley behind 81. Clair near
Mack by detectives who fol-
lowed a trial OF blood from the
scene Of the shooting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21

For cold days ahead nourhng such as eamed
Dried Beef with Celery Rice Made simply the
rche packaged precooked kndand the have natural
affinity for each other It's combination that's please tool
Dreamed Dried Beef with Celery Rice
Tablespoons butter Ia cup butter
Tablespoons finely chopped l-i2 (3-lf2ounce ar)
onion dried beef, cuts
! cup sliced celery ia cup -four
N 4 inch thck) 2-1i2 cups milk
IL 3 cups Minute Rice ga teaspoon Worcestershire
11/3 cups sauce
l2 teaspoon salt Dash of pepper
Melt tablespoons butter saucepan Add onion celery and
until lightly Drowned Add pcookd rice
and salt Mix moisten all Bring quickly 10 boil
high heat Then and from Let stand
minutes.
Meanwhile melt IA cup butter in skillet Add dried beef and
saute until lightly Drowned Add -four stir Then
add milk gradually stirring
heat until sauce smooth and thkened Add Worcestershire
and Season with salt needed Arrange
platter and top with creamed dried beef Makes servings
~ dried beef too salty not before using
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-02-21
Hishlishts Of Cenfrals
18th Anniversary

Rev. VIM. J. Bishop, pastor
OF Central Baptist C'/.rch To-
Gated on Buchanan near 18th
said that the program for his
chvreh's 18th Anniversary had
been in progress weeks. On
Saturday, February l4th the
young adults of Central spon-
sored a patriotic Valentine tea.
The amount raised was Sq7S.00.
Mrs. Francis Finory delivered
The message. Mrs. Margreite
Bursie presented the speaker;
Miss Mary Lloyd delivered
THE CREATION.
Many other participants in the
program
Mrs lrma Barnett is the most
efficient president Of the Young
ADULTS Choir.
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Northeast Detroit
Spotlight.

Church Women, will be the
guest speaker. Mrs. Ncttic A
Williams is chairman of the af
fairs arrangements.
Although the weather out.
side was frightfvl, twelve
brave souls, representing the
Big Ten and Tenn. State Alum.
nj organizations, disreearded
the blvstery elements and took
a dip in the Northern Rec.
Center Swimming Pool Satur.
day night.
Taylor Campbell, the NRC
swimming instructor, organized
the group into two teams and
a brutal waterproof game was
engaged in. II was followed by
a cracker eating relay and some
less vigorous games.
After the program in the
swimming pool cookies and
coffee were served in the
small auditorium and the ad.
ditionsI members Of the re.
speefive organizations Joined
the swimmers for DANCING and
card playing.
A delightful party and dance
was sponsored by Detroit Postal
Workers Saturday night in High.
land Park. Some of those pres.
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mad.
dox, Mrs. Thelma Burrcll. MIR.
and Mrs. Jesse NOVEL;, MIR. and
Mrs; Rufus Knighton, and Miss
Stella Jones.
The Excelsior Club plans 70
slve a silverlesf tea SUNDAY.
March IS. a. 1890 Goddard
81 Prizes will be awarded.
Mrs. Beatrice Harris Is presi.
dent.
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BY ROBBIE =. cpUMP
w,-uiGaN DISTRICT ASSN.
SPONSORS HEART LUNCHEON

The spirit of the season was
displayed at its best when the
women Of the MICHIGAN District
Association sponsored its Annual
Heart Luncheon in the dining
room of the New Mt. Zion Baptist
Church on Monday past More
than two hundred women came
10 share the OCCASION.
Welcoming guests was Mrs.
Gertrude Hammond, with re-
sponsc by Mrs. Annie Brown,
president Of the Progressive Dis
trict Association. Solos, To-day"
and III | Can Help Somebody, y
were sung by Kate Montgomery
and Mamie Pickett. Edna Harris
wa toastmistress.
Robbie Crump Of the Warren
Avenue Baptist Church, spoke on
the subject 'Love--A Powerful
Weapon in This Age. She was
introduced by Mrs. Della Lee.
Remarks by Rev. and Mrs. VIM.
Bishop, moderator of the District
and president of the State Con
vention respectively Mrs. Sarah
Barthwell, Mrs. Faye Bruce and
the president, Mrs. Donella Hall.
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Sick AZ Home

Sick al Home
Mrs. Hannah Jackson Of
MS oiseso Detroit is still
confined az home. Friends and
especially members OF Deborah
Chapter 100 OES please make
your visits or call your worthy
mairon at TR 1878. Thank
you. SEE YOU NEXT WEEK.
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Sympathy

Our sincere sympathy to the
family Of Nathaniel Gum, of
2409 Grant street, who was kill
ed in an accident on the Ohio
Turnpike last Thursday.
Mr.. Gum, along with his
grandmother. 80 year old Mrs.
Lula orlidse, brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Gum and
a cousin. Daniel Garfield, were
on their way TO Cleveland, Ohio,
10 the bedside Of an aunt, Mrs.
Pauline Johnson, who is eriti.
eally III in the Lakeside hospi.
tai there.
A sister, Louise Thomas, has
arrived from Akron, Ohio. 9th
er relatives are scheduled to
arrive for the funeral to be held
Saturday, Feb. 81, at the Great
or Mt. Zion Baptist Church,
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Sick in Hospital

Sick in Hospital
Rev c. b. Heath, pastor Of
New Prospect located al 20470
Wisconsin, BACKED out suddenly
Saturday morning. February l4th
in his home. He was rushed to
Zieglcr Hospital on Livernois.
All members and friends are
asked to get in touch with Mrs.
Heath at UN. 2-7l56.
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L2sh e Warren
community News

Dallas. Texas TO attend the Ma
tional Baptist executive Board
Dr. Long will reurn near March
LIST.
All members please cooper
ate with Or. Longs request.
Thank you.
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COMMUNITY NEWS. FEATURES
Here and There

1900 Meade. where Mr.. Gum
served as a trustee lie was the
broihels of Mrs. Lid Sirls, presi-
dent ofthe Matron society OF
that church. who also served as
chairman of the Heart Lunch
con sponsored recently by the
Women Ct the ...c1 gan District.
A noted bishop CT the Christ
tian Methodist Episcopal Church,
BISHOP 3. Julian Smith of Chi
cago, will be the Detroit Council
CT Churches Noon Lenfen speak
err for the week beginning Feb.
vary %.
Bishop Smith is one Of the
strongest bishops in his denom-
ination. according to spokesman
who know well the leadership
Of the CM.E. Church. For
number of years he served as
general secretary of the Board
of Education of his entire de-
nomination.
He is presently vice president
of the National Council OF
Churches. vice president of the
World Council of Christian Edu.
cation and is also involved in
the leadership of the Church
Federation of Greater Chicago.
Presiding at the series Of
services throughout the week
will be DR.. w. r. NAT
THEWS, president Of the Bsp-
fist Missionary and Education
al State Convention, Mr..
IA MES RADE IA A c n Err.
president, National Association
Of Letter Carriers, DR.. W.. r.
HANEY. president Of the
Wolverine Missionary Baptist
Convention, and MISS AN
NETTE 3. ELDRIDGE. exeev-
tive director, Metropolitan De.
troit Y.W.c.A.
Festival Of Freedom vespers
On Sunday afternoon, Febru-
airy %, 1859, at 430 o'clock the
Festival of Freedom Vespers
will be held at the First Pres
byterian Church, 1880 Wood
ward Avenue.
A 40.voice chaneel choir
plus the London Singers Of
London, Ontario, will sing. Al
Ian M. Frew and Rudolph Ca
rypie are ministers; Gordon
Young. organist and ehoirmas-
ter.
Happy birthday to Miss Kay
Frances Thomas of Mt. Vernon
Street The day was last Satur-
day.
We certainly hope a speedy
recovery for the Rev. c. 3.
Heath, pastor of the New Pros
pect Baptist Church, 20470 Wis
consin, who is i'll in the Zieger
Hospital, Livernois at Michigan,
and for Rev +. G. Melvin, pas.
tor of the Jehovah Missionary
Baptist Church, who is confin-
ed TO the Woodward General
Hospital in Highland Park.
Rev. Heath was reported i'm.
proved at press time. Rev. Mel.
wins condition, satisfactory.
They are vice president and
recording secretary Of the Bap-
fist Missionary and Education.
al Convention Of Michigan, re.
spectivelY.
To Lansing
Mrs. Dorothy Robinson of
Baldwin and announcing clerk
of the New Bethel Baptist
Church, will spend the day in
Lansing, Michigan, along with
other dplopatoS IN C1nda,, Fol,
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MoLAssEs DATENUT BARS
cups sifed all purpose -four I ego
"a teaspoon salt u Gun real New ori,,ns
"a teaspoon baking soda n,olsssss
IA teaspoons baking powder u cup milk
- cup snorienns cup chopped walnuis
"a cup sugar "a cup chopped dafes
SAT- together dry ingredients Cream shortening with sugar
un sh and hufy Add and beat WELL stir in molasse
Aoo airy ingredients alternately with milk ceamed
our IN nuts and dates Line two sx8x2nch with waxed
grease we'll Spread batter pans bake moderate
s2o = 80 minutes Cool minutes Cut iao Al n,a tas
Yield 81 bars
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Y. W. c. A.

Y. w. Z. y.
Inside YWcA" was the sub
ieet used by Miss LiIace Reid
Barnes. president Of the Ma.
tional Board Of the YMcn. past
sident Of the World YWcA,
when she spoke az the Goth an.
rvsl meeting Of the Young
Women's Christian Association
Of Metropolitan Detroit on
Tuesday. February 10. at Gen.
trial Y.
A reception followed immcd
lately after the program.
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State Institute

State institute
The Womans Auxiliary of the
b. M. & f. State Convention of
Michigan will engage in an in.
stitute, sponsored by the De-
partment of Christian Education
Tuesday, Feb. II, "a, and Mar.
3, consecutively; at the St. Mark
Baptist church. 1904 Woodrow
Wilson. Instructors Marian Sta.
pie, Sarah Haygood and Alberta
Barton. Each day a Noon Eel
lowShip Luncheon will be held.
Glasses began at 10:40 am. and
1910 pm.
Each person is asked 10 bring
her lunch, the host church will
furnish coffee and dessert. M.
Staple Is director Of Christian
Education, Myrtle Saffiewhife
and MinniIete oliver, resistra.
iion. Faye e. Bruce. Dean De-
partment OF Christian Education.
Mrs. Ann Bishop is president. T..
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DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. FEB q, 1859
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To Lansing
Mrs. Dorothy Robinson of
Baldwin and announcing clerk
of the New Bethel Baptist
Church, will spend the day in
Lansing, Michigan, along with
other delegates on Sunday, Feb.
%, attending a one day Confer
encc on Education sponsored by
the Michigan Department of
Public Instruction.
Meeting will be held at the
J. W. Sexton High School and
opens at 8:l5. Dorothy will rep
resent the Myra Jones School of
Detroit.
ST. Mark Baptist
Youth OF the ST.. Mark Church
observed National Negro History
Week on Sunday. Feb. IS. Those
portrayiing the lives of Fredcr.
lex Douglas, Ralph j. Bunche.
Paul L. Dunbar, Jackie Robin.
son, Jessie Owens, Joseph Louis
Langston Hughes, Booker T.
Washington, George w. Carver.
and Marian Anderson were Err.
nestine Wilson,
Barbara Drummer, Mildred
Gillian, Edwina Martin, Herman
Drummer, Alfred Wilson. Law.
renee O'Bryant, Lannie Norris.
Beatrice O'Bryant, and Arnetta
Wilson. Betty Drummer explain.
cd the origin of Negro spiritu.
ais Appearing also were An.
drew Brown and Marsetta Wells.
Preceding the Negro History
Week program, the Pastors Aid
Club of that church sponsored
Grand Musical program. TAX.
ing part in this program were
the Story Hour Choir and the
Junior and Senior choirs of that
church; also the Holt Sisters
MrS' Ecna freem and Mr.. Sam
uei Hendricks, The Staple Fam.
lily, Mrs. L. Lawrence, Miss Ma.
RE Tanksley, Miss Claudia
Green, Mr.. Matthew Rutland,
Mr.. Clarence ]. Allen, Mrs Dor.
Is Lemon, Mrs. Lcberta Billops.
Also the Young Admit Chn,r
New Providence Male Chorus
The Jubal Chorus, The Pickett
chorus, First Baptist, Indiandale.
inc New Light Baptist Male.
Chorus, and this writer.
Invocation was by Harvey Girls.
som. Marsetta Wells was mis-.
'ress OF ceremonies. Committee
members were Lassie Pride.
James Lucas, Louise Jones. Cleo
bouyer' Della Lee, program
Continued on Page 81
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Bible Course Closed
AZ Chapel Hill

AZ Chapel Hill
The Bible Sunday School
Course that has been in prog
ress at Chapel Baptist Church
closed Friday. February 18th.
II proved = be great help TO
teacher and leaders. Dean OF
this class was Rev. Joseph Will
Iiams.
On Saturday, February IA, the
young people of Chapel Hill
sponsored th,.. len
tine Social.
Sunday. February 22nd, the
Senior Choir will sponsor their
annual patriotic program. Guest
speaker will be DR.. Guy o.
Salisbury. The public is invited
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lenfen Service al
Ebernerar AME

lenfen Service al
Ebernerar AME
Sunday, February 18th, 1859
the Lenfen Sermon was pro-
vided by Assistant Minister
Rev. v. Grant Nixon. His SUBJ
ieet was Are you satisfied
with yourself?
The Lentcn message called for
4 self examination and soul eval-
uation The message was very
beautiful and inspiring.
Rev Nixon is one of Ebcrnc.
GERS young ministers.
New ST. Peters
installation Service
Sunday, February 22nd. Rev.
J. A. Pove, pastor OF New ST.
Peters Baptist Church will have
the annual installation Service
for the instsIlment Of officers
for 1859.
Sunday School begins at $50
and Morning Worship at HOO,
bv Rev. j. A. Poue. Afternoon
services begin at $3.50 Guest
speaker, Rev. NJ. b. Terrell, the
public is invited.
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CLUB CALENDAR

relations study group will
meet AZ the home Of Mrs.
willard Z. Glvens for dts
cusslon and luncheon. Sub
ject: Africa"
The women's Club Of
Chevy Chase. Maryland.
Inc.--ii am. German class
at Mrs. Mann's. 37is VIII
ilams lane.
The Irving Cooper Foun-
dation--l2 noon at the In
dian Springs Country Club.
Annual donor luncheon with
fashion show. hair style dis
play and cards.
independence Chapter Of
B'nai B'rlth-i2 noon at
Woodmond Country Club,
Annual spring installation
luncheon with fashion show.
Woman's Club Of W0odside,
Silver Spring-i2 noon az the
home Of Mrs. James B. Mattl-
son. Luncheon.
Zonta Club Of Washington
1880 pm. at the YWCA.
Members meeting.
Soroptimist Club Of wash
ingtOn--l2:30 pm. at the
Willard Hotel. Luncheon
meeting with members Of
Venture Club as guests.
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ToMoRRoW

Junior woman's Club Of
Chevy Chase-0:30 am. At
the home Of Mrs. ]. L.
6chupp. 96i3 Old Spring
road IN Kensington. COM
munity Services section
meeting 10 make Mothers
Day carnations for new
mothers at hospitals.
Potomac Home Econo-
mlsts In H0memaklng-i0
am. at the home OF Mrs.
w. E. Mckenzie. 1914 Green
Spring road In Alexandria.
Annual business meeting.
Green Acres-Glen Cove
Woman's Club-l0:30 am.
at the home Of Mrs. Gerald
Desmond. 5000 Newport ave-
nue. In Glen Cove. Program:
Plant sale with instructions
on planting and care by
members Of the garden group.
Silver Spring WOman's
Club - IL a. m. at Woodside
Methodist Church. General
meeting with annual re-
ports; luncheon and art ex-
hibit.
University WOmen's Club,
Inc.-ll am. International
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Mrs. Casey
Elected by


Mrs. Joseph e. Casey. wife
Of a former member of the
House from Massachusetts,,
was elected president of the
Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club yesterday.
The election outcome-ar-
rived at by mailed ballot
was announced at the clubs
annual meeting yesterday.
Earlier in the day, the
organization of Democratic
women had paid its annual
respect to the late President
Woodrow Wilson by making
a pilgrimage to the tomb of
the former President in one
of the chapels of Washington
Cathedral.
Mrs. Hale Boggs, outgoing
president of the club, spoke
briefly at the Wilson ceTe-
mony. during which a wreath
was laid on the late Presi-
dents tomb. The late Presi-
dents widow, who lives here.
was present for the service,
as was his daughter. Mrs.
Eleanor Wilson McAdoo OF
California, who came to town
to attend last weeks Children
OF Presidents luncheon of the
Women's National Press Club.
Other officers elected yes
terday by the woman Demo
Gratis to head the organiza-
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ton for the ensuing year
were:
Mrs. Richard Boiling. first
vice president; Mrs. Benja-
min H. Carr, second vice pres
ident; Mrs. James H. Mann,
treasurer; Mrs. William M.
Rigdon, recording secretary,
and Mrs. Burns Garrett. cor
responding secretary.
Elected to serve on the
board of governors for 1852
So, were Mrs. Joseph P.
Adams, Mrs. Clair Engle,
Mrs. j. Allen Frear, jr., Mrs.
Reardon Young, and Mrs.
w. H. Young. Mrs. Lynn P.
Edminster was elected to I'LL
a 1860 vacancy on the
board.
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guests. Or. Howard Mitchell.
conductor Of the National
symphony Orchestra. and
Mrs. Mitchell.
Named es assistants TO the
hostess we're Mrs, Robert
Ruth. Mrs. Vernon c. Kohl
haas. Mrs. Samuel Boyd. Mrs.
John Heard. Mrs. Henry
Hanson. jr.. Mrs. Peter Cam
eron. Mrs. Alan wohlstetter.
and Miss Louise Gore.
Also assisting were Mrs.
Alfred Smith. Mrs. +. O.
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Drake. Mrs. Nathaniel Fin
ney, Mrs. James Cannon.
Mrs. James w. Bonbreast,
Mrs, Ned Brooks and Mrs.
Hollis Moore. jr.
Tea hoSteSses were Mrs.
Clinton s. Raynor and Mrs.
Robert II. Dunlap Of the SYM
phony Board Of Directors.
Mrs. Robert Davidson. Mrs.
II. Banks Ceilings. Mrs. Pc
ter L. Gilsey. Mrs. oscar
Lott. Mrs. Theodore Lettls.
Mrs. Harold Mott and Mrs.
Ernest Cuneo.
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Workers
Honored

Against a setting OF spring
flowers and q garden foun-
tain. MONTGOMERY County
volunteers for the National
Symphony orchestra's 1883
Sustaining Fund Drive re-
Taxed from their weeks OF
work at a tea given yester-
day BY Mrs. Edgar Z. ouayle
at her home in Edgemoor.
More than 500 volunteer
workers turned out for the
tea and 10 greet the honor
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The incest way to tell her
how lovely she is in your
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WHY not the whole set2l
by Van RooItei All
in Suovette tissue tricot
q nyIon tricot nicely
opaque yet heavenly cool
and comfortable.
a. Midriff gown, elegantly
oppliqued with AIencon
type lace motifs on bodice
and skirt. Piping strops,
twin ribbon sash. Voter
Lily, Cherub green,
mimoso. 81 to 80. 8.95
b. Slip with Trionon Rose
AIencon type lace bodice,
fully lined and edged with
illusion tricot. White,
32-42; pink, 81 40;
black, 32-40. S.95
c. Matching petticoot in
white, sand or black in
the group. Small,
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d. Brief with Applique
Elegance lace trim. White.
ST; minoso, 81;
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Insure yourself against losing O
precious picture, have it copied
now Copies Of family album
foVorites make sentimental gifts,
too. Restoration if needed, req
sonobIy priced. Original un-
hormed.)
Downstairs Store. Photo Studio
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Piknik odsjeka 5b7

Canonsburg, Pa. - Odsjek
br. 567 H.B.Z. priredjuje svoj
piknik, koji &c Sc odrzati u
nedjelju, 7. juna, 1852, ma
Brigich Farmi. Farma se ma
lazi tri mile vani cd Houston,
Pa. Bit &c postavljeni INA
kovi putokaza "a sve one, ko-
j neznaju gdje Sc farma ma
lazi.
Ma pikniku &c biti dosta
vruce 8 raznja pecene JAMIE
tine gotove u podne i opet u
vecer, kao i raznovrsnog pi-
ca, a uz to &c mas zabavljati
vrlo dobro poznati i popular
nj tamburaski zbor - "Plavi
Orao".
Pozivlju sc svi clanovi ma
sega bratskih odsjeka H. B.
T., te prijatelji mjesta oko-
lice, da mas posjete ma ovom
nasem PRIV ON ovogidisnjem
plkniku u sto vecem broju.
Ia sve &c biti dosta vruce pc
cenke, mrzlog tvrdog mekog
plea i zabave uz dobru glaz-
bu.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Catherine Brigich, tai.