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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
BY Ruby Williams
| 9TH Annual Women's Day

'The Changing World in
Women's Responsibility" was
the theme chosen bv the 18th
Annual Women's Day Com
mittee of Oakland Baptist
Church, and their key verse
was taken from Luke 10:42.
Sunday School guest participant
was Mrs. Bertha l.. Marion of
Third Baptist Church.
During the morning worship.
e. Crawford. Of 81. Paul Baptist
Church. Katherine Head Of
PesrIy Gate Baptist Church.
Doretha Watson. and Marine
Smith were principal partlei-
pants. Mrs. Marion Merritt, Of
M. Lebanon Baptist Church,
delivered the morning message.
At $50 pm. the women, ar
rayed In white, wearing red car
nation corsages, continued in
their annual observance, with
Mrs. Barbara Turner of New
Light Baptist Church pinchhit-
ting for Mrs. Nelis Saunders of
the Michigan Chronicle. She was
dynamic in her message as she
drew points from the subject,
Women Recruits of Christ"
Helping to make the program
complete we're Christine Watson,
Sara Prather, Of New Bethel Bap-
list Church, Hattie Thomas, Ber-
tina Bobo, Sadie Tillman, Mother
Hall, c. Moss, of Williams Chapel,
Louise Dickson, Agnes Guines OF
ElytOn Baptist, and the powerful
Women's Day Chorus.
Presiding over the ceremonies
were MRS. Ruby Williams and
Marva Jones. In the night serv-
ice, MRS. S. Whitley was mis-
tress OF ceremonies. Included
on that program were .. slsvsh-
Ter. p. Barney. c. Themas. L.
Small. IA. r. Jones. G. L. Ram
sey, c. Range. "A. Carson, z.
Phillip. L. Massey and c. Rob-
inson.
The Committee: Mrs. Elizabet
Wilson, Oakland's First Lady
general chairman, Mrs. Reabe
CASTOR, chairman, Mrs. Earnel
tine Amos, co-chairman, Mrs.
May and F. Randolph; secretarie
. ]. Glare, c. Meek and M. Millel
: Finance. c. Thomas; Treasure
!. Mrs. Eula Wiser publicity, WI
!. also introduced Women's ID
= guests. II. Crosby. j. Young,
Jasper. G. Loudd, r. Dickson an
u M. Dorsey. floral committee.
Rev. w. w. Wilson, pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
Swim Glasses
AT YWCA

Enjoy your summer in town"
says Harriet Bowe. YWCA gen.
eral and health education direc-
tor, who points to the classes
scheduled by the YWCA, q Torch
Drive agency, for the summer
months.
The swimming pools at Central
Branch WV, 2230 Witherell ST..
downtown, and at Northern
Branch, 1890 Woodward Ave, in
Highland Park. will be open
throughout the season for classes
and dips for all ages and for
both men and women. Downriver
YWCA, l485 Fort ST., Wyandotte,
has scheduled swimming lessons
TO be given at the Edison lnsti-
tute pool at Greenfield Village.
Evening classes for adults Of.
fered by both Northern and Gen.
trail branches are Arthur Murray
dance. golf, and tennis. Northern
WV also offers an evening course
in figure control, and Central
WV lists evening courses in auto
mobile driving, ballet. drawing
and painting. dressmaking, fenc-
ing. judo. photography, short.
hand and tipping.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
Top Season al Theatre

The Wayne State Univer-
sity Theatres 1958-59 sea-
son, which closed recently
with "a Midsummer Nights
Dream set an all-time rec
ord for attendance.
The 81 performances of
major productions brought
out crowds fotaIing 1892,
500 increase over last
season.
Season t ic k ct purchases
jumped from 1852 to 2148,
an increase of almost 800.
SoId-oUf houses were fire.
quenf, and all performances
of the final production sold
10 capacity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
COMMENTATOR
Local. National and Educational News
BY Bette {. Ellington
BY Bette {. Ellington

lion, the book Is the most
comprehensive inventory on
psekasing research, and su.
fhorifative articles based vp.
on such research. ever com.
piled. lis principle objective
IS TO serve paekasing indus.
tries by increasing the vtiIi.
zafion Of available knowI.
edge.
More than $500 businesses.
$50 universities and numer-
Gus governmental agencies
cooperated, Material was as
sembled fro m periodicals,
yearbookS, manuals, encyclo-
pedlas and other publica-
tons. Other important sour
ces were research institutes.
libraries, trade groups, tech.
meal associations and indi-
vidual business firms.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
Social and Civic
Roundup
GREEN GROVE BAPTIST
CHURCH

CHURCH
Mrs. Roberta Benefited, pub
Lefty chairman of Green Grove
Baptist Church. reports that the
10th Anniversary of the church
reached a very successful climax
last Sunday. spiritually and H.
nancially, with the Rev. c. Gun
ningham and his congregation of
New Mt. Vernon Baptist Church,
Ferndale, Michigan, as special
guest.
Rev. Cunningham, along with
those preceding him in the week
long services, delivered a dy-
mamie message. The pastor, Rev.
c. II. Johnson, who previously
relinquished the pulpit for guest,
was very emphatic in his Sunday
Morning message when he pic
tured the Green Grove Baptist
Church members, particularly
those who have been faithful
since its origin in l943, Like
the Tree of Lebanon.
q
Mrs. Robert Jones (Verna L.
and son, Willie James, motored
with relatives TO Buffalo, N. ".
over the Memorial weekend. to
visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Johnson
of i8047 Dequindre, are the
proud parents of a baby girl
born recently. Sheri weighed
eight pounds, six and one-half
ounces
Third Baptist Church Mission
ary Society sponsored a Ten
Commandment Tea" last Sunday
Concert Fiesta
The Northwestern High School
Concert Choir, Glee Club anS
(contlnved on Page Sikh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
Club SociefY-NeW
= Society Doi'1gs

yi,aor OF the Unemployment Com.
peasation was guest speaker A
very lovely musical was render
ed.
Saginaw and Toledo Wood
men were present, and din
ner PARTY was given for them.
which was followed by q party
at the FL Casino. District Mgr.
T.. r. Darlington.
400 clvA,
Mrs. a Ina Hendrick of Long
fellow Wns hostess 10 the 400
Club Wednesday afternoon at her
spacious home with so or more
members and guests present.
After al preliminaries were
taken care .pf, the president, Mrs.
Sadie Palmcw announced that the
closing m citing of the Club
would be head at Idlewild, Mich.
igan. June Tth. 1859.
The hostess was complimented
by the Detroit Tribune in taking
a picture Of che club. A lovely
dinner was served.
May 28th wa; Mesdames Julia
c. Fitzpatrick. Birdie Glenn and
Alberta McFall's birthday. all re.
ceiving club pal gifts.
~
Baby Shower
Mrs. Phyllis Ponder was given
a beautiful shower Sunday after.
noon with Misses Mary Howell
and Clara Pendleton as hostess
es. Beautiful gifts were received.
Book Parade
We were happy to see Michael
Lewis and Pamlee Ice in the
Book Parade on the CHS Station
last Week They are fifth grade
students.
Home Coming
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Thorn
as of American Avenue gave a
warm home coming for their fam
lilies Decoration Day al their
spacious home.
There were 10 children, IL
grandchildren from 2 months
up and other relatives and q few
friends.
The forty voice Choir from
Meridian. Miss, rendered an ex-
cellent program Sunday night at
st. Paul AME Church. An APP
preciable audience was present.
Rev. W. A. billiard is the mini
ster.
Mrs. Bernice Cook and Mrs.
frankie Nelson we're co-hostesses
recently TO an elaborate dinner
party at the home OF Mrs. Nelson
Many guests were present and
enjoyed a delicious dinner.
Continued on Page Sikh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
BEsD ARE THE PURE IN MART FOR THEY SHALL SEE GOD QaAM ss


Current Topic Study Club An
nual Flower Day Program was
a very pronounced occasion and
was held at the J. L. IIuds0n's
18th floor dining room, Tuesday
May 26th, 1860 at Jpn. with
luncheon. serving 30 people.
Mrs. Andrew Mott. president,
gave a warm welcome to our
guests, then Margaret 'Blackshire
Aston sang louvre Ton Ceuri"
(Open thy Hearth and was ac-
companied by Mrs. Mile A.
Hynson.
For 10 years the Current
Topic Study Club has had on
their agenda Flower Day Pro
gram for unusual contributions
TO the community, and this year
they were happy TO honor Mrs.
Lillian Hatcher, introduced by
Mrs. Violet Lewis whose accom-
plishments are many and widely
known She stated, "That mover
before had she been honorcd by
a Study Club, she was overcome
with gratefulness.
Mayor Louis c. Miriam pre-
sented her the key 10 the city
with promise that a gold key
is forthcoming, when the city
gets ont of the red. Other tcsti'
monials came from DR.. d. T
Burton and her pastor, Rev Ed
gar Pflug of the Lutheran
Church. The Current Topic Club
presented her with a plaque.
Mrs. Gwendolyn Harrison wa:
made an Honorary member for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
10 speak for United Foundation

Mrs. Lillian Winters of
242 Puritan, Highland Park,
a free lance artist active as
a volunteer worker with
Senior Citizens groups and
the Art Institute, will speak
In behalf of United Founda-
ton recruitment before the
African Methodist Episcopal
Area meeting at SIS Rada-
macher on June IL.
Mrs. Winters, a Dale Car
negie-trained speaker, will
show a film, 1.-THE Tenth
Challenge" at the meeting
scheduled to open at HAS
am.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
Liberals Speaker
OF The House Is Honored
Al Embassy Reception

WASHINGTON. D. c., May
%, l959-Liberia's Speaker
of the House of Representa-
tives. Hon. Richard Abrom
Henries, and Mrs. Henries,
were entertained at an En-
bassy Reception today by Mr..
Francis A. Dennis, charge
d'affaires of the Embassy of
Liberia, who was recently APP
pointed the Embassy's First
Secretary and Consul.
The Henries arrived in
the United States by plane
May II TO attend the 10th
annual international Masonic
Conference Of Prince Hall
Grand Masters in New York.
Wife Born in the
United States
Mrs. Henries, with a doc
torate of education degree,
is dean of the University of
Liberia.
Born in the United States
at Middletown, Connecticut,
she was educated in the pub
lie schools there, attended
Connecticut State Teachers
College, Columbia Universe
tv, Yale University and the
Hartford Seminary Founda-
ton.
Having taught in Conneti-
cut for two years and hav-
ing been a school principal
for four years, Mrs. Henries
went to Liberia in 1910 as
director of education for the
Methodist Mission there.
Prior to her appointment
as dean of the University of
Liberia she was director of
the William V. S. Tubman
Teachers College at that Uni
versity.
She has been a guiding
figure in the development
of the Young w o m e n s
Christian Association in Ii
IBERIA. having served as its
first President.
Greeted by Prominent Guests
Among the many promi-
nent guests attending the re-
ception today were Chief JUS
tice of the Supreme Court
and Mrs. Earl Warren; Sena-
tor Alexander Wiley OF Wis
consin and the following
members of the House OF
Representatives;
Walter H.. Judd of Mime
sofa, and Mrs. Judd; Mrs
Frances p. Bolton of Ohio
Charles c. piggs OF Michigan
Barratt O'Hara OF Illinois
and Mrs. O'Hara.
Attending also were DR.
Mordecai w, Johnson, presi
dent of Howard University
and Mrs. Johnson; DR.. MAJ
tin d. jenkins, president Q
Morgan State College, an
(csnslnusd en- Page slxl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
Leading Women Groups
In Special COMMUNICATIVE
PROGRAM

On Monday, June 8, "Ma-
dame Presidents" of many
Negro organizations will join
more than 500 other leaders
of women's groups from the
entire metropolitan Detroit
area for special, commun-
ity-wide program at Mary.
grove College.
Presidents Day, sponsored
by the Women's Comitfee Of
United Community Services,
was initiated six years ago
TO bring together W m e n
leaders so that they may ex-
pIore ways in which they can
be mutually helpful TO the
community.
Several prominent Negro
women have key responsible
lities in planning the annual
event.
Mrs. Henderson Brandon.
554, Mack. and Mrs. Wade
Mccree, 1860 South Ethel,
have been serving on the
special committee assigned
to plan the program.
Assisting as hostesses on
Presidents Day will be Mrs.
Hattie Barksdae. 1888 Nor
mandy Miss Lillian Allen.
500 East Philadelphia; Mrs.
Vivian Booth. Ie057 Nor
wood; Mrs. Evelyn Browne.
5oo7 AIIendaIe; Mrs. Geneva
Casey, AIS fireman; Mrs.
Mary Penick. 6349 Scotch;
mrs. OpheIia Smith, $500
Iwenfy-Eighth Street.
With the theme-"What's
Cooking in Our Community,
the program will highlight a
special skit illustrating the
important role of women in
community projects, musical
Salutes by Don Large and the
Honeybees, and greetings
from Andrew w, Barr, presi-
dent of United Community
Services.
Attending the dessert Iun-
eheon" will be current and
past officers Of all PTA
groups, mothers clubs, COL
'ese and sorority groups,
garden clubs. church groups,
veterans organizations and
business and professional wo-
mems clubs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06

DR.. Spencer A. Larsen. di-
rector of the Materials Man.
agement Center at Wayne
State University. Is the au-
thor of a new research study,
"Packaging Research: An In
ventory,"
Published by the Amerl-
esn Management -Assoels-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06

excellent services rendered and
was presented Scroll by Mrs.
Mary Belle Rhodes
This was another Star pro-
gram for Current Topic Study
Club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-06
Detroit, 81. Paul AMf Church
Presented Meridian Miss.
Junior High Choir

The Wechsler Junior High
School Choir of Meridian,
Mississippi, was the guest
Of the city of Detroit, appear
ing at the st. Paul African
Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church, SCI Palmer Street,
Sunday, May 3lst, at z Pm.
The affair was under
the auspices Of the Confer
enee Workers Of the ST. Paul
Church, the Rev. w. A. Hill.
lizard, minister. and the Var
lex Memorial Church OF High
land Park, Mich. fhe Rev.
Mildred G. Paii. minister.
Each year the Principal,
Mrs. Jennie Ruth Crump, of
the Wechsler School, takes a
Musical Aggregation on
Goodwill Tour.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-12-25
City Of Hope Unit Will Feature
'Sinqer At Annual Donor Luncheon
PHOTO BY BOB MARROW

Vocalist Rowand
headline entertainment for City Hope Chapter PASS annual
luncheon at 1890 13 HWay
by chairen Mrs Philip Fried assistant chairman Mrs
Gross
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-12-25
Goings-On At
The Center

Pre-teens' vacation activities at
the center include to 3:15 pm.
Friendship club meetings for boys
and girls and $3.50 to 4:3O pm.
trampoline and judo classes Sun
day, 1 to pm. treasure hunt,
along with games, refreshments,
and prizes, next Wednesday, and
a repeat of this Sundays schedule
on Jan. 3.
The vacation schedule for to
1O-year-olds includes game room,
arts and crafts, table tennis,
basketball, volley ball, and tramp
oline from 1 to pm. Dec. 81, %,
%, 20, 30, and 81.
Center Young Adults were sched-
uled to hold a Chanukah dance this
Thursday at $3.50 pm. at the CEN
ter. Committee members were
Irving Rabowsky, Mynah Meyer,
Marshall Rockoff, and Sherman
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-12-25

< Mrs. Rowand, who sang the lead
role in the Phoenix Light Opera
Association production of "The
New Moon" at the age of 16, also
has had leads in Naughty Mari
etta," Student Prince" ''Vaga-
bond King" FREELY" and "Song
of Norway plus the ingenue role
in "Call Me Madam"
Reservations may be made with
hostesses Mrs. Herman Bein, Mrs.
Lillian Roedel, Mrs. Al Wild, Mrs.
Morris Mulhauser, and Mrs. Solo
mon LeBoyer. Checks for admis-
sion, $3.50 for donor members and
SIS for guests, should be mailed to
Mrs. Fried before Jan. 9.
Ways and means chairmen are
Mrs. Hans Cries and Mrs. Eli
Zendel. Mrs. Gussie Kaye and Mrs.
Louis Zaslow are in charge of dec
orations.
Mrs. Charles Getz, chapter pres
ident, said proceeds will be used
for patient care and research for
the City of Hope non-sectarian
medical center. Card games and
nah jongg will be played after
the luncheon.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-12-25
B'noi Birth Sefs
Jan. 2 Installation

Chester Stoloff will be installed
as president of B'nai Birth Her
man Lewkowitz Lodge $50 at 8
pm. Jan. at Temple Beth Israel.
Lodge members and friends are in
vited to attend
Other new officers to be INSTALL
ed are: Al Lagman, Seymour
Clark, and Harry Shcolnik, vice
presidents; Russ Kraus, CORES
ponding secretary; Frank Lewis,
recording secretary; Martin Brod-
sky treasurer; Ben Margolis, fl
nancial secretary; William Hal
perm, guardian; Allan Bickert,
warden; William Bobier, Sol Gel
Ter, and Ben Borden, trustees, and
Leon Francis, honorary lifetime
trustee.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-12-25
SECTION |
Beth Hebrew Women
Set Chanukah Party

Beth Hebrew Sisterhood will hold
its annual Chanukah Party at
pm. Saturday at the synagogue,
333 E. Portland st.
Latkes will be prepared by a
committee under the craftsmanship
of Mrs. Sarah Rubin. Donation
will be $1.25 per person. The pub
lie is invited.
The sisterhood's Chanukah party
for the congregations Hebrew and
Sunday school pupils will be held
at IL am. Sunday. Mrs. Sheldon
linn is committee chairman.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-12-25
ShoIom Programs
New Years Por+y

Temple Sholom members are
completing plans for their annual
New Years Eve party at the
Phoenix Woman's Club, Third Ave-
nue. and EARL Drive.
Festivities will begin at $3.50
pm. with a full-course catered
dinner served at 10 pm. Music by
the Stardusters will round out the
evenings entertainment.
Mrs. Gladys Hyman, 1901 E.
Vernon, and Mrs. Barbara Sugar,
1902 E. Golfer, are still accepting
limited number of reservations
from temple members and friends,
and can be contacted respectively,
at VIII 5-2276 and CIR 7-3069.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-12-25

VIENNA (JTA)-E rich Koch,
former Nazi administrator of oc-
cupied Ukraine and Northeast Po-
land, now under death sentence
for murder of 100000 Polish Jews
during World War II, has appealed
for clemency.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-12-25
Chanukah Dinner Set

Pioneer Women will hold a 6
pm. Chanukah dinner this Sunday
at Beth FL Auditorium, with pro-
ceedS going to the organization's
Child Rescue Fund. Dinner chair
man is Mrs. George Guren. The
public is invited.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-12-25

NEW YORK (JTA)-Dean R..
Gordon Hoxie cited "the principal
of academic freedom" in announc-
ing refusal of Post College of Long
Island University to dismiss Ed
ward V. Sittler, former Nazi party
member, from its faculty.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
America
Jewry Boost
Drive Goals

BUENOS AIRES (JTA) - Fund
raising goals for Latin American
Jewry for 1859 representing a 250
percent increase compared with
last years drives were approved at
the closing session of the Latin
American Conference for the Uni
ted Campaign for Israel.
The delegates, representing IL
countries, approved a resolution
declaring that the United Cam
paign was open to every Jew and
that no Jew should abstain from
contributing to it.
In another resolution, the dele
gates called for mobilization OF
Jewish institutions and leaders for
total effort to meet the fund
raising goals.
The delegates also approved a
resolution urging the Zionist move
ment to intensity practical cam
paigning as the highest need OF the
moment, leaving debates for less
critical periods.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
Russia. Poland Extend
Repatriation Pact

JERUSALEM (JTA) - The Sow
iet-Polish repatriation agreement,
which previously had been report
ed as expiring at the end of March,
has been extended again until the
end of June, according to reports
received here.
Some 1900 Jews have returned
to Poland under the agreement and
the continuing flow is expected to
include additional returning Jews.
According to the reports, there had
been such a rush Of applications
before the March 81 expiration
date that it was decided thai
Poles who had applied before the
deadline would be considered as
covered by the agreement.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
Israel Infonts'
Death Rote High

JERUSALEM (JTA) - The Min
istry of Health reported that while
the Israel infant mortality rate
was lower last year than in the
previous two years, it was stil
much higher than in prostate
DAYS. when the rate was the low
est in the world.
The rate in 1868 was 3O.9 per
thousand, compared with SS.6 In
1857 and 35.6 in 1855.
SAY YOU SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
Troops Murder
Terms Reduced

TEL AVN (JTA) - The Israel
Court of Appeals closed the Kfar
Kassem case by confirming the
conviction on murder charges
against three of the members OF
the Israel border patrol who killed
AT Arab men, women, and chill
dren during a curfew in 1855.
At the same time, the Appeals
Court reduced the sentences OF all
the defendants by three to five
years.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
Buildings Dedicated

NEW YORK (JTA)-Three new
buildings costing approximately
s., ,OOO, 900, were dedicated April 4
here on the campus of YeShiva
University's Albert Einstein Col
lege of Medicine.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
Diary Most Popular

FRANKFURT (JTA)- The "Di-
arv of Anne Frank" is at the top
of the list of II of the most sue
cessful books In Germany wnlcn
achieved a sale of more than 6OO,-
600 copies, exclusive of book clubs.
AS a pocket-book edition, 1t is the
only book that reached printing
more than half-million copies.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-04-24
YOUNG Judea Criticized

TEL AVN (JTA)-Israel Prem
ier David Ben Gurion severely
criticized the American Young Ju-
dea movement for not encouraging
emigration of American Jewish
youth to Israel.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-09-17
Cancer Group
to Elect
New Officers

A cancer film with the in
triguing title of Irritating
Angel" will be shown at the
annual business meeting of
the Geauga Cancer Unit on
Monday evening, Sept. %, in
the Claridon church.
This meeting is open to the
public. Individuals who con-
tributed to the Cancer Cru
sade, and representatives of
groups tina made contribu :
tions are invited to attend
Light refreshments will be
served.
The annual reports will be
given, and a brief summary
of the work done by the Can
Ger Unit through the year
will be outlined.
Election of officers will be
held at this meeting. Officers
for 1859 have been Mrs. Ha-
milton Bell, president; Mrs.
Newton Chapman, vice pre-
sident; James Colvin, trea :
surer and Mrs. Pauline Han
ey, secretary.
The meeting opens at 8
pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-09-17
HAPPY BRTHDA Y,

Gary Cole, Butternut Rd.,
Rt. 5
Lauren Reichard, Aquilla
Rd., Rt. 5
Pamela Clifford, Chardon-
Madison Rd., Rt. 4
Tommy Grogan, Clay ST.,
Rt. 4
Bobbie Lindval, Court ST.,
Chardon
Nadia Jones, Opalocka Dr.,
Chester
Freddie Carrabotta, Ora
locka DR., Chester
Friday, Sept. 18:: 80. ........,....
Joe Valvoda, East Clari .
don
Alice Marie Hall, lat Tur-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-09-17

ner DIR.
Brian Wright, Fowlers Mill
Rd.
Julie Piras, Brakeman
Rd., Rt. 4
Ruth Anne Crawford, Rad
cliffe Rd., Rt. A
Naomi Mae Ford, Auburn
Rd., Rt. 3
Frank zinn, North st. ),
Chardon
Jim Alvord, Moffet Ave,
Chardon
Saturday, Sept. 10; - ........
John Gore, North Street,
Chardon
Melvin L. Tracy, B ass
Lake
Frank Pallat, Huntsburg
John Dryer, Bascom Rd..
Rt. 4
Robert Ribblett. Colburn
Rd., Rt. 8
Marianne Brown, Opalocks
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-09-17
3 Plan to Attend
Democratic Meet

Three Geauga women to :
day are planning to attend
the annual state convention
OF Federated Democratic Wo-
men at Columbus next week
Among other events, the wo.
men will be guests at a tea
at the governors mansion on
Saturday afternoon.
Those from Geauga plan :
ming to attend are Mrs. Nell
Mulligan of South ST., Char
don; Mrs. Elsie Pomeroy of
South Hambden ST., Chardon
and Mrs. Ruth Barham of
East King ST., Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-09-17
Have You Met :


MFR. and Mrs. D o aid
Brown? They moved from
Euclid to Henning DR.. in
Chardon. He works at Cen
eral Electric Wire Works;
she works there also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Sib-
ert? They are living on
Henning DR.. In Chardon
having moved from Euclid.
Mr.. Sibert works for Pick
er x Ray; his wife works
at Precision Metal Smiths
in Euclid.
Mr.. and Mrs. r o b G r t
Brown and daughter Re :
nee, 4? They moved from
Mentor to Henning DR.. In
Chardon. Mr.. Brown works
at General Electric Wire
Works in Cleveland.