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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-11

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ments and reappointments
having 3s2.667 members witt
l.198 churches. as the final act
Of the meeting in the Civit
Arena.
He also announced the re-
appointment Of DR.. Roland p
Riddick as superintendent Of
the Alexandra District. Thu
district consists Of churches IL
Alexandria, Arlington. Fairfax
Fails Church. Fredericksburg
Herndon, Manassas, Springfield
Vienna and Woodbridge.
Or. Hopkins Named
An assignment Of unusual in.
terest was that Of DR.. Garland
Evans Hopkins Of Herndon, au.
thor and lecturer. as pastor Of
Walker Chapel. Arlington. A
graduate Of Randolph-Macor
College and Union Theological,
Seminary. DR.. Hopkins last
served q pastorate at the Mar.
ket Street Methodist Church
Winchester, Va. from 1910 tc
1912.
Since then he has been ar
Army chaplain, l942-46; as
sociate foreign secretary, Meth
odist Church. 1860; editor OF
the Christian Century Founda-
ton. 1950-53: vice president OF
the American Friends of the
Middle East. 1952-57, and Sec
Rotary general, Continuing
Committee on Muslim- Christian
Cooperation. 1855 on.
DR.. Hopkins succeeds the
Rev. Wilson Stanley. who goes
to Del Ray Church, Alexandria.
THE pastor Of that congrega-
ton, the Rev. Herbert w.
Landrum. has been assigned to
Carton Heights Church, Rich
lnnond.
Pastor Returning
A former pastor of Clarendon
Church, the Rev. c. Fred Will
liams, is returning to Arlington
by taking a charge at Calvary
Church. He is a graduate of
Randolph Macon College and
the Gambler School Of Theol-
ogy, Emory University, and
comes to Calvary Church from
First Church, Hampton, Va.
The Rev. Carl w. Haley
waived Calvary Church to take
the pulpit at Washington
Street Church, Petersburg.
Another important shift sees
the Rev. Beverly Felty go from
Central Church, Richmond, to
Christ Church, Arlington. Mr..
Felty is also a graduate of
Randolph-Macon College and
the Gambler School of Theology,
and served as a Navy chaplain
from 1945 to 1916.
The Rev. j. M. Cameron
leaves Christ Church to be-
come pastor of Highland Park
Church, Richmond.
SO Ordained
Twenty-nine candidates were
ordained elders and "a deacons
at services last night. Both are
clerical orders in the Methodist
Church, with ministers becom-
ing elders after serving a year
or more as deacons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

Sugar helps keep you from overeafins. Any
one with good appetite knows how hard it
IS to stick to diet. Sugar can help. No
other food satisfies appetite so fast with so
few calories. That's why an appetizer con-
tanning sugar helps you eat less during the
meal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-20
Norchouse Alumni
Elects New Prexy

ATLANTA Ga.-Moss II Ken.
dirk. Washington, d. c. public
relations firm head. has been
elected president of the Nation
al Alumni Association of More.
house College. Atlanta. Ga. sue.
cccding Charles w Greene. AT.
lanta Life Insurance Company
executive who becomes prcsi.
dent emeritus OF the association.
In accepting election. Mr.. Ken.
dirk praised the outstanding and
long service OF the retiring pres.
idont Mr. Greene, who has led
the association IN various capaci
tics over a thirty year period.
The new president noted that
the team has not changed. II
may have a new quarterback, but
the president emeritus is a sea
Soncd an experienced team cap.
tain Mr. HENDRIX was a mem
Der VI the MOlChOuSc class OF
1899.
Noting need for devoted alum.
nj support to the private college,
Mr. Hendrix called Tor an about
accclcratlOn OF MOrchouSc Col
lcgc alumni activity. consistent
with the traditional spirit OF
MorchOuSc men. the quality of
the college, academic production
and the times in which we live. "
The new alumni leader pledged
"a sincere effort towards a dy.
mamie program for the aSsocia.
ton and full cooperation with
the college administration.
other elected officers are DR..
Alvin IL Lane, Chicago dentist.
and DR. Martin Luther King. Sr.,
Atlanta pastor and MOrch0us
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-20
COURT NEWS

ed wife, Mrs. Burlcncr Rice. "a,
OF 1862 Fourteenth.
Mrs. Rice accused her hvs.
band OF coming TO her apart.
ment and ssssvltins her with
his fists.
Joseph G.. Smith. 81. of 1925
Eighteenth, was found guilty of
nonsupport last week and sen.
fenced TO 90 days in the House
of Correction by Recorders
Judge Paul f. Krausc
Police said Smith deserted
his wife. Mrs. Margaret Smith.
81, of 1888 Eighteenth ST.. and
their four minor children Jan.
Q, 1857.
May rs Smith returned to
his wife's address. picked up
their $3.50 welfare check,
esshed il. leaving the wife and
children without food.
Gladys Wright, 40, of $50
Chandler, was found guilty of
simple larceny last week in Re.
cordcr's Court and fined $40 or
10 days
Miss Wright was accused Of
stealing wrist watch from Cla.
renee {. Stevenson. so, of IS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-20
BY Robbie l. crvmp

THEY co THEIR VARIOUS
WAYS TO FACE THE DAY
TODAY"
Each year in June and January
thousands OF young people dc.
termined to make the world
aware Of their pontentialities
and 10 prove 10 the institutions
that they were no morely wasting
time. march down the isle TO re-
ceive that much awaited diploma.
Among them this June are Pa
,ricia Williams. daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. John Williams, OF Cas-
mere Street who will graduate
from Cass Technical June ID.
Patricia has wanted TO become a
nurse since the seventh grade,
and so in September she plans
10 enter Wayne State University
10 pursue that course. She is a
member of the Prc.Nursing Club
al Cass. Biology Club, the Junior
Red Cross a 1889 Deb. received
honors with some twenty other
Young ladies at the Urban Lea
que this April She was indicted
into the National Honor Society
in December, 1858. and is a pro
fessional pianist. Stated Pat Il
feel that health is one of Mans
most precious possessions and |
would like to work with those
people who are trying 10 insure
il for everyone She has a B
average
ALICIA MATTHEWS. daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. W. r. Mat
thews. of Rosedale is another
Casstite coming out with a
straight B average Alicia, who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-20
Library BookmobiIe
Schedule Told

The Detroit Public Library
Bookmobilc'S summer schedule,
which goes into effect June rs,
includes Is weekly stops in De.
lroit ncichborhoods. Readers Of
all ages will find a large sclcc.
ton of popular and useful fic.
ton and non-fiction titles; those
without library cards may sign
up for them at the Bookmobilc
Here are the days, times. and
locations of the Bookmobile
stops:
Monday: l:3O2:3O, Bisho p
School, 99i Windcr; 35. Brew.
Stcr Homes. Benton near ST..
Antoine; 1880. corner Spring.
wells and Navy.
Tuesday: %. Holy Nam c
School, 1850 Nuremberg; 1905.
corner Georgia and Winfield;
1880. MOrang Drive at Noting
ham Road.
Wednesday: 3-5, Sophie Wright
Settlement. 4l4l Mitchell; 6:30-8.
Drcxel Avenue at Averhill. Court.
Thursday: l:30-2:30. Higgin.
botham School. 20il9 Wisconsin;
IS. woodingham Drive at Fen
kcll; 6;3O-8. corner West Chicago
md Appoline.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-20
Boy Scouts
'Camporee' Set

4 weekend TO remember VII
take place on June 10 20 and
81, 1859 when District Five
The Wagon Wheel Disirict-wiil
hold their Camporcc at the Low
or Huron Metropolitan Park
This event. we'll planned to
provide fun and entertainment
is open to all scout groups on
firStcomc first served basis.
Entry blanks can be obtained
from scout headquarters al 81
W. Warren or from any scout.
master, They should be filled out
and sent in Immediately SO that
they can be proccsscd in time
for the event
Feature attraction at the Cam
porcc will be the original Lone
Ranger and his horse Silver.
lie Will entertain the scouts on
Saturday between the hours Of
200 pm TO 5.OOpm There viii
also be host of skill events
TO test the scouting efficiency
OF all boys attending
Each patrol that signs up
will be allotted 20 square feet
along the wslkwsy. Each troop
will have an additional 20 feet
per patrol.
You Ask. What's \ Campo.
rec Well, a Camporec
Is a patrol camp0ut--wcStcrn
style You Just bring alorg your
l0gallon hat. your skills. and
your experienced
A. nLrrunIT TpIpI-Nfr,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-20

Sunday, June IL. at the New Mt
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church was
dedicated to the work and inter.
est the pastor. Rev II. l.. DAVIS,
Sr, has wrapped into one year
service for that great body of
people Churches and congrcga.
tionS participating were Messiah
and Rev. T c. Simmons, Greater
New Mt Moriah and Rev, l.. W.
Craig, Dexter Avenue and Rev.
" X. Hancy. Central Baptist
and Rev VIM Bishop and Chapel
Hill Baptist and Rev r. A. Al.
len Presiding we're Nctiic
StearnS Flora Bowman, NJ. Sen
Tor, Connirc Shepard, Ada Riley
S. Jones and Jesse L. Brown
Greeting guests were Annie Nc.
Rae, Norma Lewis, l.. Trap. f.
Smart, NJ Kinbrough, Corenc
White, and r. Thomas. Theme
used Except They Be Sent y
Chairing the committee was Rev
w. NJ. Bowman, Jesse l.. Brown,
co-chairman, A. J Brown, Sarah
Kilgore, I. Kelly, secretaries
other committee members were
Henry Harris. r. Thomas, T. Liz.
gins, C. Crawford. r. Hunter,
Katherine Parker, Ada Riley, W.
B. Rozier. Ruby Evans. Ann Me.
Rae. Lcnnic Ross, Dannie Robin.
son, Abbie Wilsctt. Nancy Scott
Rosa Liggns, NJ kinbrough. J.
Hunter. G l. MILESTONE, B. Bow.
dry " Lewis and F, Bowman.
-
In Memory
Mrs. Louise McGhcc. widow Of
the last Robert McGhee. who
passed away nine years ago this
week, wrote these words of mem
DRY, Gone but not Forgotten"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-20
PTS TONS
SIGN
WINDS

sharp haoln Tony Winds
IA alic-, 81 in, Detroit Plstpu>
ler> m The National Basketball
t.Nfon coi,csc PLAYER draft
,.Nrd his l95a6O contract
General NEa-cr Mex kcrbawy
announced
Wn0, "a Is It ] inch l65
iHunacr from University of
Wyoming was Detroit S sixth
hocc last March and is expected
ID bc among the lcadlns con
tender, for starting berth IN
DO Piston, back court when
framing camp opens in md
september
Though slandout in The Sky.
.uc Conference Winds orl-inal.
N halls from Woodsidc l. H.
and i, Noll-schoolcd in Eastern
,i>lc basketball For small
ran he is extremely tough from
,r,idc with a layup or jump
hot and is highly effective with
lonl two handed overhead sets.
l'c used The latter to dazzle De
lroIt cage fans IN the annual
Motor city Classic IN 1856.
IN size and style. WIndis
often is referred TO as a "car.
bon copy" OF Gene Shve. the
Pistons' All Star guard. Shue
stands s g.. 2 inches and
weigh. 10.
Winds was ninth among col
Ice scorers in the 1865 SO cam
p.i-n. finishing with pa ave
rage lie sci the school career
scoring record with 400 points
IN go starts for a 2l3 average
and was named Player of the
Year IN the skyline Conference
in 1858 50 while leading the cir.
cut in scoring with 463 points
Ia 10 games
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-20
Davis Loses Appeal

New York City CCNS)
Charged with contempt Hospital
Strike Leader Leon }. Davis lost
his appeal and faces the $3.50.
fine and 10 days in Jail Davis,
President Of Local 1899. Retail
Drus Employees Union, was SEN
fenced with George Goodman.
the unions business agent.
Meanwhile. six picRciS were
arrested after an outbreak at the
Jewish Hospital when strikers
threw stones and sticks at two
non.strikerS. Last week. strikers
attacked a graduation class Of
doctors
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-20

College trustee, vice presidents;
J p Mckinney, secretary;
Charles A. Saxon, assistant sec.
rotary; J. 4. Lockctt, treasurer;
Marcus A. Williams, chaplain,
and I. J. Curry, historian.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-20

Horton.
Mablc Wesley. Al, OF l435
Theodore. was arrested last week
and charged with welfare fraud.
Police said Mrs. Wesley re-
eeived $l44.07 from the vel.
fare department without re-
porting sl2l.4s from an insvr.
snee settlement.
Julia Gibson, 40. OF 1871
Maine. was arrested last week
and charged with engaging in
an illegal occupation.
Catherine Lcdford, II. of 1910
Van Dyke. was arrested last
week and charged with simple
larceny.
Police said the girl stole q
purse containing 42e and sun.
glasses from Patricia Johnson,
IS. Of l52l Field.
Police said Miss Lcdford'S
accomplicc was a l3.ycar.old ju.
venile who has been turned over
to juvenile authorities.
The officers said they con.
ilScatcd the stolen purse which
had been discarded and the mon.
cy and sunglasscs.
Andrew Reese, So, of 6533
Tillman, was arrested last week
in a restaurant at 29ll Hudson,
and held for investigation of in.
citing a riot.
Police said Reese walked
into the restaurant. ordered q
cup OF coffee and calmly
placed a hand grenade on the
counter. Customers in the res.
tsvrant fled outside.
Police said the powder in the
grenade was removed but the
percussion cap. which could
have blown off finger. was still
operative.
Reese told the officers that
he hes been carrying the gre.
made for ~ Yesre as . souvenir
Of World War u.
Police said John Robertson.
Al, OF 3942 Russell. admitted
last week that he planned the
Sll5 robbery of an underground
parking lot with four tcen.agers.
with whom he split the money.
liam Beard. ". Of l759 How.
ard. two lS.year-old boys and
Held with Robertson for in.
vestisstion Of robbery are VIII.
a l6-yesr.old boy.
Robertson is a former attend.
ant of the parking lot under
Ford Auditorium.
Fivc.month.old Celia Ovcrman
OF 37l5 Lincoln. apparently
Smothcrcd last week between
the bed where she was sleeping
and the wall.
Mrs. Eva overman, %, told no.
nee she placed the baby in the
Ded and went to the laundry
room to do some washing and
when she returned thirty min.
utes later she found the child
between the bed and the wall.
She She was dead on admittanCe 10
Childrcn's Hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-20
BY Court Reporter

Willie Lee Landlord. 80, OF
scott. "a. Of 1898 w Warren,
2Ol9O Kentucky, and Calvin
stood mute last week on arraign.
mcnt before Recorders Judge
il,n l. Davenport on the charg.
4, Of first degree murder
The two men are accused OF
killing Amos 3. Lands. sc. OF
1888 VIRGIL in a Sl45 robbery
outside Of l044l w. Eight Mile.
Examination is sci for June 80
Charles Kline IS. of 63l y.
! adcmachcr. died last week in
kcccivn. Hospital Of injuries
suffered May when struck by
:, car at " Fort and Radcmach.
tr
Police said the car was driv.
en- by Andras 10th. l9. OF 1921
Chslfonie, who said another
auto blocked his view OF the
crosswslk and he did not see
Kline in the street until il
was too late.
William Rice. 80, Of 1909 18th,
was arrested last week and
CHARGED with fclonious assault
or the complaint Of his cSlrang
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-20

oKiNAWA lFHTNc Ebmq
Carter Son Of Mr. AND Mrs
Jane, Car'er ST. ot POI Po.h
StrCe' ktcr ROu-e MHl wa,
proma'ca 10 Marine Corporal
Bay ID MAl.c >cr,n- a, an or.
der wr.tsn- lcrs "llh Head
quarters Battalion amt OF
the 3fd Marine Division On
OkinaNa.
Before CnilsNr- n SeplCgi
Der 1888 hc attended Ecor,c
lllsh School
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-20
Dixie Leaders Oppose
State Sedition Laws

South have issued Joint statement yocng alarm over leg
slation to revive state sedon laws being considered
in the [ 5 Congress
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-20

Prospect District
Mrs. Bertha Shumpcrt and
Mrs. Orncy Harvey, co-chairman
for the Prospect District Associa-
tlon Good Neighbor Tour, an.
nounccs that the date is June 20,
1859, at the New Liberty Bap.
list Church. Garfield at Fisher,
at 8 pm. The public is cordially
invited TO attend. Rev. +. A.
kundlcsS is moderator. Mrs.
Gladys Matthews, Womcn's pres.
idcnt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-20

New M. Morish Honors
Rev. n. L. Davis
A series of services which
started Sunday, June Z and ended
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

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al nrtrolt. COUNTY Of Wayne
Sr.ts Of Michigan. on this 18Th Gay
~ August AD 1883. M
Present.. Honorable HORACE "
GILMORE. Circuit Judge.
n appearing that n 1eifno.ns
a rrNaent OF this state, n lnA' ~
.~res for ms appearance mas oeen
nu,s issued and the same could not
ne served 81 reAso Of ms absence
r-nu o. ronI eaimcnt withn ihs
stare and b, eAson or his contlnueu
an>pnrs from his place OF
~ l. ORDERED that the Defendant
rnsr his appearance In this cAuse
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Ihx date OF TINS order OF SAID p"'
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