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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-07
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11
Herald Correspondents Win Prizes,
Receive RECOGNITION At Banquet

The community correspondents,
who give firm root to The Farm
vile Herald in nearly a hundred
communities in six counties with
their weekly news reports, were
honored by Editor and Publisher
j. Barrye Wall and the editorial
staff at a Christmas season ban
quet at Hotel Weyanoke Saturday
night.
How deep, enduring, far-flung and
progressive the roots are was evi-
denced as William B. Wall, Herald
general manager, presented ap-
probation gifts to several of the
community writer's.
Categories selected for recog
milton this year were: longest serv-
ice; writer attending the banquet
from the greatest distance, and the
newest correspondent.
Mrs Elto Schroeder. now of Farm
vile, who started writing from
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11

Putneys SIS years ago, won the first
category. Mrs. Schroeder still de-
velops Farmville news for the
paper.
Comes 81 Miles
Mrs. J. r. Moore. who travelled
81 miles from Clayville to attend
the banquet. won the second cate
CORY. and Mrs. R. I. Claiborne, of
Sprouse's Corner, a correspondent
of three months. the third category
The depth of the roots was shown
when the general manager awarded
the first certificate Of the Herald's
new Granddaughter Charter Club
for correspondents and corresp0n-
dents-to-be. Mrs. Eric Robinson,
Raines correspondent. received the
certificate for her daughter, Bar
bara William.
Although Mrs. Robinson's daugh-
ter is only one year old there is a
job awaiting her in the family ira
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11

dition. since her grandmother. Mrs.
W. P. Sanderson, has covered
Ashby for over 80 years for The
Herald.
Writing Award
Mrs. e. P. Hicks, of Jefferson,
Powhatan county, was presented a
silver bowl in recognition for out
standing reporting during the past
year. John Steck, News Editor, pre-
scented the award for Mrs. Hicks
regularity. readable copy. complete
coverage, vivid expression and as
sistance to the staff in gathering
unusual news. Mrs. Hicks has re-
ported from jefferson since 1852.
Publisher Wall in expressing his
appreciation for the staunch sup
port Of correspondents, outlined how
the publication has progressed since
1921 when he acquired it; and the
steps by which the six-county Her
aid coverage area has developed
and the reasons for it.
Regional Editor Ben Bowers out
lined suggestions for copy and
coverage improvement.
Gift Presented
Mrs. H. D. Moring, Of Cumber-
land, chief field correspondent,
served as toastmistress following
the holiday menu banquet. She pre-
sented a gift to Mrs. J. B. Wall on
behalf of the correspondents. and
then called on the Rev. T. P. Reyn-
ODDS. of Cumberland, to lead the
group in the singing of carols.
DR.. L. D. Whitaker, Herald bard
and editorial page versifier, pre-
viewed poems to be published dur
ing the Christmas season. reading
his There Is Santa Claus" ''The
Olden Time Christmas" and New
Year Thoughts
The evening concluded with sew
eral rounds of bingo and the presen-
tation of prizes to the winners. The
commanding champions for the
evening were Mrs. E. N. Cunning
ham, Route 2, Pamplin, Mrs. H. H.
jenkins. of Jetersville. Mrs. Her
bert Goodman, of Sunny Side, Mrs.
Bert Swalley, of Throck. Mrs. Owen
ST Williams. of Arvonia. Mrs. Ruth
Harris, Of Clayville. Mrs. c. H.
Agee, Jr. Of Buckingham, Miss
Marie Allen, of Felden, and Mrs.
Ben Bowers.
Non-correspondent guests present
were Mesdames j. B. Wall, W. B.
Wall, John Steck, Ben Bowers, T.
P. Reynolds. E. B. Nuckols and
Miss Vivian Davis, pianist.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11
Anderson-Dugar
V0ws Exchanged

The wedding Of Miss Ruth V.
Dugar. of Richmond. daughter OF
Mrs. Tony Dugar, of Kent, Penna.,
and the late Mr. Dugar. to Robert
Kenneth Anderson. son of Robert
G. Anderson. of Amelia, and the
late Mrs. Anderson, took place Sat
urday. December 5. at pm. in
Mispah Presbyterian Churc h.
Richmond
The Rev Mr.. Charles w. Ker-
nan performed the ceremony.
Given in marriage by Cecil Bar
rett, of Richmond. the bride wore
a gown of Chantilly lace and satin.
Her veil fell from cap of lace
and pearls. She carried prayer
book with an orchid.
Miss Nancy Joann Queer, of
Washington, was the brides maid
of honor
Rodney c. Anderson, Of Rich
mond. was best man Ushers were
Thomas H. Anderson and Charles
A. Anderson. of Amelia.
A reception was given at the John
Marshall Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will make
their home in Amelia
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11

/ H. v. Tate visited in Roanoke this
week.
Mrs. Lucas Bell, Of Kenbridge,
visited her mother. Mrs. J. S. Car
ter, during the week end.
Joseph T. Williams. of Rocky
Mount. N. c., is spending some
time here while on the tobacco
market.
vPI students in Blacksburg, Billy
Vaughan, Jimmy Johns, Robert
Motley, Reggie Wilkerson, Monroe
Morris. Bill Uhrich, Alexander
Moore and Bill Spencer, arrived to-
day to spend the Christmas holi-
days with their parents.
Donald Morton. who is with the
Forestry Service, is residing at no
High Street.
T. Kyle Baldwin entertained the
employees Of Baldwin S with din
ner party Tuesday evening at Ce-
darbrook.
Carl Wise, of Richmond, visited
friends on the Hill. Wednesday.
H. S. Whitaker attended a meet
ing Of FBIR agents in Richmond,
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hall. of
Richmond. visited in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Henry during
the week end.
Mrs. Richard Nelson was hostess
to her bridge club Wednesday eve
ming
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Dorson, of
Portsmouth, were week end guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd G. Price at
"Persinnnon Hill.
Mrs. Erby Johnston and Mrs. H.
E. Lacy attended a luncheon given
by Miss Frances Baskerville in
McKenny. Saturday honoring Miss
Joan Maitland whose marriage to
Al johnson will take place Dec. rs
In Danville
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Hamersly
accompanied Martha Sue Hamer-
sly. Cecilia Carter, Margaret Gray
Cook, Betty Booker Smith. Marilyn
Shepard, Patsy Morton, Martha Lee
Hubbard. Janice Wood, Shan
non Francis. Valerie Leese, Jay
Harper, and Billy Hubbard to
Richmond. Sunday where they saw
The Big Fisherman
Mrs. w. K. Carter and Mrs. Jo-
seph Goode attended Christmas
flower show sponsored by the Rich
mond Council of Garden Clubs in
Richmond recently
Mi. and Mrs. W. 5. Hamilton
visited her sister, Mrs. E. B. Shelf
field, and Mr.. Sheffield in Rich
mond during the week end
Mrs. H. r. Baldwin had as her
week end guests her sister, Miss
Sudie M Owen, and Mrs. Earl W.
Brian. Of Raleigh, N. G.
Clarence Huff, of Craig County,
has been visiting friends here.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11
Carter Brown
Marriage Vows Said

The marriage Of Miss Dorothy
Louise Brown. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde w. Brown. Of Towards.
Vile. to Melvin Gean Carter. son
Of Mi. and MIS- Marvin Carter, Of
Schuyler, took place November 2.
The Rev. Lawrence Pfoff, Of APP
pomattox, performed the ceremony
in his home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11
Personal Mention

DR.. and Mrs. T. E. Crawley &C
cornpanied the Hampden Sydne!
Glee Club to Richmond Sunda!
where they gave a concert at Grace
Covenant Church.
Mrs. Frank Nat Watkins and Mrs
John Cox will return Saturday from
Caribbean cruise.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Covington
Jr., have had as their guests this
week her uncle, S. S. Snow, of Bed.
ford, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Gov
ington and Mr.. and Mrs. B. v
Thomas, of Richmond.
w. X. Carter, William Newman
and Will Sydnor will be in Rich
mend Friday evening for a father
son football banquet at st. Christie
piers School,
Mrs. David G. Wilson will leave
this week to spend the Christmas
holidays with her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank White, in Waynesboro
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Rose, III,
and family will spend the week end
with relatives in Henderson, N. c.
Mrs. g. p. Kaufman was hostess
to her bridge club Wednesday eve
ming
Mrs. Troy Hopkins. OF Lynch
burg, visited her sister. Mrs. How
ard Cook. who is a patient at South
side Community H ospita !, this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. w. j. Sydnor will
visit their daughter, Mrs. George
Coffman, and family in Greenville,
N. c., this week end.
Barbee Hamersly. Of VPI in
Blacksburg. arrived today to spend
the holidays with Mrs. Hamersly
Mrs. Herbert Pulliam, Of Appo-
mattox. was Saturday overnight
guest of Mrs. Charles L. johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Shockley. Of
Bluefield. w. Va. returned home
Sunday after a visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Walter D. Southall.
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Hamilton and
daughter. Faye. will move into their
new house on Fourth Avenue Ex-
tension. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burger and
children. Bobby and Betty, spent
Sunday in Boydton with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Harwood
will entertain tho Thursday Night
Bridge Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Torrent re-
turned to Old Saybrook, Conn,
Monday after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs Earl Kroner
Mrs. w. G. Haag Will entertain
her bridge club Friday evening
Daphne Shepard. Of Westhampton
College in Richmond. spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. P. Shepard,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11

Miss Malirda Ayres accompanied
group of Wesley Foundation stu
dents to Wellvllle. Tuesday where
they presented Christmas pro-
gram at the Rocky Hill Methodist
Church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-11
1H1AAnNHHH1fAi
Christmas Stockings Filled To Top

Farmvlle Of Women the third
max appeal Of the
will distributed with others
institutions 80
additional
n with cooperates.
project made local Methodist
College Presbyterian Hampden- Sydney.
A. M. Left,
o. president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07

The Prospect District Sunday
School and Baptist Training I'm
ion Congress vii hold its Inspir-
and Thursday, March IL and IL
atlonal meeting, on Wednesday
at the Greater Mt. Carmel Bap-
tiSt Church, 300 Russell. All
affiliations are requested TO be
present and attend these ses-
sions, Rev. J. d. Montgomery is
president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
COURT N ( w S

Lorenzo D.cGcrson. 80, Of 655
Leland. was arrested last week
Whcn police caught him in the act
Ct jinmying coin box in a
phone booth in the Union Depot
Police said Dickcrson told them
that he had made $4,000 stealing
from coin boxes since his release
from jackson Prison last August.
Dickcrson said he made his
living for 10 years by stealing
coins from pay telephone boxes.
Wanda Johnson, 81. Of 1919
e. Fort, collapsed into vneon.
seriousness in her home last
week. Rushed TO Receiving Hos
ptal by her husband, Sam, SO,
she was dead on sdmiffsnee.
Police said Mrs. Johnson was
an alcoholic.
Marina Gilbreath, 35, of 1918
Mcrrick, was treated at Receiving
Hospital last week for stab
wound of the upper left chest.
Police said Mrs. Gilbreath was
stabbed by her husband, Oscar,
35, during an argument in their
home over food.
Little Antoineite Moore, II
found dead last week in her
days, of 5oo4 Vancouver. was
crib.
Police said the baby was placed
in the home for boarding pur'
poses.
Samuel Snow, %, of 5000 Eigh
tcenth, was sentenced TO two Il
five years in Jackson Prison last
week for stealing radio from a
policcman's car.
a jury before Recorders Judge
W. Mckay Skillman dclibcrated
only two minutes before reaching
a verdict.
Police Commissioner Herbert
w. Hart last week announced q
new policy Of handling "inves-
tgation arrests"
The change came after critic
ism from a special subcommittee
Of the Detroit Bar Association
civil liberties committee.
Under the old policy. an ar
rested person could be held for
investigation Of an vnspeeified
crime until detectives got
around 70 investigating il.
The new system will provid,
for a team Of detectives at cacl
precinct station until 3 am. I,
investigate and process all al
rests.
The suspect will either b.
charged with a specific crime o
released.
Audie J. Alcorn. 81, white. o
61l0 John r. was charged wit
second degree murder last wee
in warrant in the fatal shootin
Of Emmett Taylor, Al, of l66
Collingwood, a cab driver.
Police said Alcorn, a retire,
engineer. was a passenger VI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
BY Robbie L. crvmp

In a clear. vigorous and infor-
manner. Or. Owen ID.
Pelt. pastor Of Shiloh Missionary
BAPTIST Church. Chicago, ILL.,, and
Historian. National Baptist Con-
USA.. Inc, spoke TO
morning and afternoon audiences
during the 18th Annual Mems
Day at Warren Avenue Baptist
Church last Sunday.
Subjects were -Four Omen
sions e vietor;nus Life" and
Blessed Is the Cody Man." re-
spectivelY. Or. Pelt warned
that we cannot Withstand the
strain Of todsy's distressing
world without the four dimen-
sions, namely; q christian life.
love, prayer, and faith. He
stated that I'VE should be
christians al the risk OF our
popularity. at the risk cf our
own lives"
He continued the church il
rooted and grounded in God anc
if we obey God victory will b'
ours. TO live VIGOROUSLY, W.
must pray earnestly" Speaking
Of the Cody Man, he stated, 1--WE
should delight in doing the vii
of God. we can do il only If W.
know il, we must seek to know
[ and we can know it only b,
study and prayer" He added
humor to the authentic story o
the christian way by giving illus
trations and examples of man.
experiences in his life, yet, lief
his hearers with a definite ant
concise feeling that he well rep
resents the positions he holds.
The dynamic speaker was sup
ported by a 35-voicc mems Choir
us. with Mr. A. +. Whitehead a
organist and director. Soloist
were Louis knight and Will
Dennard. Included in the after
noon program were b. Nj. Mat
lhcws, who introduced the mas
ter of ceremonies, c. w. Morri
of the Great Macedonia Baptis
Church, Herman White, who we
coined the guests, Deacon c. Il
Bell. and Aaron Staple, Jr.
Acting nurses were {. j. Bea:
ley, William Banks, David Jonc:
T.. Hall. Chester Crump, Sr., an
Johnnie Luckctt. Committee men
bcrs were Willie w. Webb, chair
man; Freddie Bryant, co-chail
man; Earl Hollins, Noah Rick
Altcs Mccarthy, Freddie Smith
program chairman; John S. Hun
phrey, AKRON Staple, Sr., Jane
Cooper, Ernest Miller, Will
Dennard, Joe Johnson, Gar
Hunt, David Howard, and Burne
Savage. Theme used, What Mar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07

Alex Thomas. 90, Ct 1927 E.
Euclid. a retired auto worker lost
his life savings Of $4,000 con.
cealed in can last week when
q thief broke into his home.
Thomas said he was in
doctors office when the thieves
entered his home. He said they
pried open the closet Of the
dining room and took the can
containing the money.
Police said Thomas said he kept
his money in his home because !
don't believe in banks"
Willie Hanson, %. of 2503 Mel
drum, died last week in Receiving
Hospital of stab wound of the
heart.
Police said Hanson was stabbed
by Robert l.. Williams, 80, OF
1864 Preston, father of five, dur
ing an argument over bet in a
poker game in the home Of Lula
Champion, 30 of 1908 Heidelberg.
Williams is held for investiga-
ton of murder.
Jacob Fisher, so, Of l7550 Rox-
bury. Sovthfield Township. ope,
raior OF a drug store al 400
Gratioi, was ,'vsged in his store
and robbed Of $500 last week by
a lone bandit who escaped.
Mrs. Janet Snyder, 80, of 1869
Hurlbut, was slugged over the
head with a brick by the thug
when che refused to give up her
purse, as she was entering the
store
Both victims were treated at
Receiving Hospital.
Nineteen members Of a bet.
ting ring last week were fined
a total Of $4,000 in Recorders
Court by Recorders Judge e.
vim L. Davenport.
The other members of the rims
received fines and costs ranging
from $500 TO $l,500 and were
placed on three years probation
All were arrested in raids con
Quoted by police Dec. 10, 1857
At the first trial last year th'
case ended i'm a mistrial.
Charles Bass, %, Of 1862 Elm
hurst. and Howard Germany, %
If 1860 Monterey, were arrested
last week when police caugh
them robbing Benjamin +. Dun
c,nc. GO, Ct 1895 Taylor.
Police last week were invest
eating shotgun blast whicl
wrecked the rear door and screcl
Of the home of Benjamin Davis
81. cf $685. Wesson.
Police said Davis informc
them that he and his wife, Nellie
so. had just retired about 10 pm
when they heard an explosion an,
The sound of breaking glass.
The Daviscs found the bac
door of their upper flat blastc,
with a shotgun. The couple sal
they knew Cf no enemies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07

Taylor's cab Feb. Goth. lie was
ordered out of the cab after be
coming abusive and profane Be
fore leaving the cab Alcorn pulled
a gun and shot the cab driver
Taylor stopped Woodward
avenue bus and was taken to
Receiving Hospital where he died
Feb. %.
a Mississippi minister. visit
ing friends in Detroit, was
fatally injured early Friday
when the car in which he was
a passenger with another minis.
ter crashed into another car on
the Ford Expresswsy.
The victim Of the crash was
the Rev. James II. Pope, so, OF
Laurel, Miss. -
Police said the minister wss
riding with the Rev. Theodore
Simmons, 1859 Bvrlinssme, pas
tor Of the Messiah Baptist
Church. 1897 Humboldt.
The Rev Pope was dead on adj
mittance to Wayne County Gen
eral Hospital of head injuries
received when he was hurled
through the windshield.
Rev. Mr.. Simmons was admit
ted TO the same hospital suffer.
ing internal injuries.
Police said the crash was neal
the Miller Road exit of the east
bound expressway lanes, in cas-
Dearborn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
~ JnMrS ALFRED sUTLEa

A scr.Cs f free weekly pre-
grams on glamoi r f)r young pee
pie e hi h school age viii ope:
at 731 Pm. Tucsday at the Lin
con Library. l22i f. Seven Mix
Road
North end area Cu5 Scor
picks arr celebrates the 49t
.nnivcrsary 4 tne 3 y Scouts
,m ricl at tad t.cn.' B.ue a
G. "a ana I { DmAstar l.e'aa
ste.n prcs.d d At his Sccut Pack
d nner f,b. - a the Washnct2H
School
Rep. Charles c. Cis5s. r.,
has been appointed 10 the Sub
committee on African Affairs
ard Near East Affairs Ct the
House Foreign Affairs Commit.
tee.
Rep. Digs. the rst Ne no to
serve on the Foreign Affairs
Comm ttec. expressed pleasure
for the assignment Now serving
his third term as the 18Th Dis
tricts Congressman, Rep. Digss
had actively sought membership
on the House Committee. lie for
mcrly filled assignments of the
Veterans Affairs and Interior and
Insdlar Affairs Committees.
The Christian Aid Society, The
oldest charitable organization II
the North End. Will celebrate the
Annual Mems Day Sunday March
8. $3.50 pm al Grant Hall 1924
Grant street Councilman William
I. Patrick. Jr. who once worked
ON the Detroit Tribune news
paper. and DR. G. W Brooks are
scheduled TO speak Dr. +. A.
Hill is president Of the organlza'
ton.
Henry Jones wife, Alberta, of
1878 Mcpherson street, is very
i'll in St Francis Hospital Her
husband is an officer in the Amer
lean Legion Post No 1874
The last service al the Metro
politsn Baptist Church. l343 {.
Ferry, was held Sunday night
Feb. n. before moving 10 1910
l4th az Bvens Vista. Members
attending formed The Last
Meeting Group" with plans TO
held ssvset-togeiher annually.
Rev. Charles w. Butler is pas.
tor.
Dorcas Society viii hold It's an.
nual spring tea in the ST Ste.
phcn's Community House. March
IS. LcMoynitcs will present the
LcMoync Cabarama May 30 at
the JAW Hall, Oakman Blvd at
nth George Whites aggregation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07

Thou hypocrite, first cast
the beam out Of thine own
eye; and then shalt thou see
clearly to east the mote out OF
thy brothers eye.-(St Mat
thew 7,5.)
tits said that to understand
Is to forgive. To understand
that we ourselves are not
without faults, and then to
try-with Gods help--to cor
rect them. will lead US to un-
derstand, be sympathetic to,
the weakness of others. and to
be. in kindness and charity, Of
help to them
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07
Northeast Detroit
Spotlight.

N ( IN sh the music. During
term ssion models will part.ci
4te in a f .shion show.
Plans fjr the Cabarama are
Elm. dcsi med by Mrs. Lillian
cnDow, program chairman, ano
RS Clara Buf I'd, &C chairman
llliam Hall. Jr.. is president CT
;. LON yne COLLEGE Club.
:. BIN fl bridge party was held
Chsr~y Amos, G2urna Naias
tecn e Itc I NJ. Ssturiay after
con al Ia Ourncr r"'l "a
lni.trat!on Bu.ldns, 1891 Ne
ada street
Cherry. the daughter Of Jane.
and Li.Iisn amos, e. Wexford
street, is freshman in HIGH
and J. ccllege. As en- NAACP
queen contes,sn., 80 s".J On
fhe fsvor,te list OF the entire
rorthend end northeastern Sec
ton cf the city. Mrs. Marvin
White IS chairman Of Queen
Contest Tor Cherry.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Pow
ell { CIV 10 New York City Tues
day morning because OF The
death cf her only sister, Mrs.
Aqnes Pearl. Our hearts bow in
hum5lest sympathy for them.
soih are natives CT the British
West Indies. Kingston, Jamaica.
The Northern Recreation Cen
ter Business Mems Gym was host
10 the ST Antoine YMCA Volley.
oall team Tuesday evening, March
}rd The 81. Antoine group under
the direction of Mr.. House, put
On a demonstration TO stimulate
more interest in the sport An
fc.ne players are internationally
famous for the way in which they
play vollcyball.
Pcrshing High Schools musical
department will give an cxtrava-
ANA featuring the chorus, jazz
,ombo. band and choir in con-
cert on the night of Friday,
March 6.
In the third portion of the pro-
.ram will be two comedy Skits
featuring Lonnic Sanders, Sharon
Bcntlcr and Douglas Cronkright.
Sanders is a talented veteran
thrcc-sports star.
Thursday he was named TO the
Detroit Times All-City Basketball
team. Sanders is an old hand at
All. Metro teams. He was selected
for the same fame in football
last fall
In a few weeks, Sanders. an
a.l-eity runner last year. will be
practie:ng for the coming indoor
track season. For the past three
years the track team has been
about the only consistent win
ner in Pershing sports. He will
be helped by other city finslisfs
Fred Tvrnipseed. Darwin Was
son, Bob Wright. Willie Marsh.
and Clarence MiIler--in the
sprints. Clarence Miller Sr.. was
a fast dovshboy back in 1895.
March 3rd, the Pcrshlng Cir
swimmers will meet DENLY in It's
home pool, March II, Hamtramcl
at PcrShing; March 10, Southeast
crn al pcrshing; March "a, High
land Park at Pershing.
Cass Tech will take on Pershlnl
indoors April 10; April is, Perish
ing will 90 TO Central; outdoors
Pcrshing at Mumford April %
DENLY at Pcrshing, April 30; Pei
sh.ng at Southeastern, May
Northern at Pershing, May Il
pcrShlng at Northeastern, Ma
81. East League Meet, May 25-2'
and city finals, June "a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-07

For special Easter treat put together top top
make lemon chip angel cake form oval shape Frost and
uS packaged mix Baked decorate Easter
In two oven-proof bowls cakes You'll win lot of praise
Easter Egg Cake
j .aekAgc lemon chip angel Seven Minute FrostinR
-ooo NIX Easter egg garnshes
are CAKE mix according package directions Pour batter
mo tO ungreased quart ovenproof bows Bake In moder
ae over t35OF about bowls.
re hrl c;ees on two cans. -
oe cakes from bowls and trim Oft top Prepare Seven
minute resting, fluffy frosng trimmed
OF cake and put together with the other cake form
cake Place cake its side oval tray platter Frost with
anng fostng tinted desired Decorate Easter Egg
snd/Or silver dragces. " '
hoSs should not be larger thar quart To measure u
bo~l 'cih IX-QHarts tatsr. =