The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22

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sAowerei xI,s fclscitsriszx. ans
Eifss. AS. SATURDAY n The CyySzl
zoon q the New Wolrerins
Ho;<l. ca the oe,Sesvsncx Of ~
seventh anniversary Assy- yssss>
p. Sisssn Was rssssmissrssa
Arr. ps~rs~ J. keith introduced
he speaker. The Eca- Judge Eiyin
L Dzve-ro-t During the week
various icca charches cf the city
pa-zScs px;ec II i.e programs and
O Sur6zy Oct l6sh Miss
Greater New Nj Ncrish vas
crowned Rev. r Z. Eddinglcn.
AID Nex Grace BaptiS congregs-
TIC. ~ere SPECIAL guest
Mrs. Matte p. Evans. OF Mon
.e-ey hss re<urned from al early
fall vacation in Huntsville. Ala
Teen Ts~n Conference. Nov. 18th
Teen Tcvr Conference. spon-
so-e6 BY Sigma Gamma Rho
Sorority. pill be held Saturday.
NOV l2th IN s.. Stephen Church
Community Center. 5000 Stand
ferd TIE purposes Of the con-
ference are 10 improve the teen
ayers deals OF good citizership
IN the family and the community.
anc 70 scqusint them with op-
for service through
satisfactory occupations and care
ers A MAYOR Of Teen Town will
De selected.
Adult organizations dedicated
10 the promotion 81 youth TEEN
sse groups. and organizations ere
invited 70 sponsor ore Or more
-sndidste<- Participation in the
project will give me tsenssers
IN opportunity 70 develop and
demonstrate leadership ability
Ind will provide dessved prs-
'tise and wholesome community
'ecesnitien.
Any boy or girl ~ 10 20 years
" age. regularly attending . high
school in rho metropolitan area.
Ind who is maintaining . better
han average Scholastic stand
ns, may qvslify for Mayer, how
sver. fhs winner will be ths enc
~ho influences the NEST teen
isera Fer information, esntset
Yrs. Marian b. skeena 1917
3syiis. Detroit II. Mich.
Here's wishing a speedy re.
;overy for Ar. J s. Springer of
Yeamsn Street. who has recently
returned home fom the hospital.
A wish for strength and good
health for his wife, Alma. who
has also been i'll: also Mrs. Dave
of Parker Ave. who is
IN Womeh's Hospital.
Autumn Fashion Exfrsvsssnrs
Last Sunday, Guests poured in
10 see the Autumn Fashion extra
avsgsnza-Adults and Children.
Hair Styles and Clothes,
al the Lucy Thurman YWCA,
sponsored by Mrs. D. Williams
Mrs. s Thomas and Mrs. v. Will
son The fabulous affair began
al 800 Pm and Mrs. d. Bordonss
4 Elizabeth Thompson served as
Commentators.
Children models were Deborah
Smith. Rita Baker, Deborah An
derson Asryee {. Gordon. Willard
Jr. Frederick Maurice
Smith, Janice Holiday. Iris Renee
Walker, viesoris Green, and
Denise Marcel Dixon.
Hair Styles were By Mesdames
Juanita Parker. Elccta Dixon. and
Susictta Thomas For the adult
fashions. Mrs. Dora Williams pre-
sented Mrs. Dorothea Bordonas
as Commentator. Marie Adams.
Carrie Jones. Sadie Branch, Miss
rs Maxine James and Diane John
son. Mr.. Charlie Wilson and Mr..
Robert Rodgcr an added Attrac-
ton featured Miss Odessa Tex.
quisitc form Smith. local enter.
tsincr. showing (sneak preview)
Of fashions for her next engage
ment and Miss Patricia Ellis,
modelling fabulous attire from
Lounge to Cocktail wear.
Elaine Hughes. Mrs. Arnita,
Annie p. Moss Margaret Robin.
son. NJ. Chspbell. Valerie Wilsin,
Beverly Thomas, Pauline Dixon
Msmmie Baker, Annie l.. Butler
and Ruby Sanford concluded
the bcvy OF models and hostes,
ses. Mrs. Lillian Massey. Pianist
provided the incidental music.
Ushers and Usheretts were Wi.
liam Thomas, Jr., on Woodward
Hats and accessories we're Topp.
Millinery. Rev. r. W. Dixon gave
the closing remarks.
Annual Convention Of Detroit