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Evening star., 1960-06-26
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS
Hall Syndicate

NEW YORK. - Shelley
Winters, back in New York
after completing her Holly
wood film, Matter of Con-
viction," goes to the North
Jersey Playhouse for a novel
experience - novel even for
Miss Winters: She's opening
in 1.-TWO for the Seesaw," op-
poSite Morgan Stern. In this
tWo-character play. each has
rehearsed with another per-
former. And when they walk
-onstage to do their show. it
will be their first appearance
Etpgether.
:. ERROR: Floyd Patterson
was brought to the Polo
Grounds last Monday night
in the chauffeur-driven car
owned by DIR. Harold Eiber.
Somehow, DR.. Eiber thought
the fight was to be at Yam
kee Stadium and instructed
his chauffeur to take Pat
terson there. When they ar
rived at Yankee Stadium and
found it dark, Patterson
sighed: "I had an idea that
the fight wouldn't be a SELL
out-but this is ridiculous"
RESEMBLANCE: One Of
the extras in the William
Inge movie, "Splendor in the
Grass" is James Kellin. He
works nights as a waiter in a
Third avenue bar, where the
customers often comment on
his resemblance to Robert
Wagner, the screen star.
wagner visited the movie set
recently to watch his wife,
Natalie Wood, do a scene.
Kellin approached him, and
said: "Mr. Wagner, did any
one ever tell you that you
look like James Kellin?"
MEMENTOS: The Robert
Morley film version of "OS-
car Wilde" was written by
Joe Eisinger. He was CO.
author of "A Point Of Hon
or" a play which reached
Broadway during the 1930s.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

the pretty blond is a swim
suit was an FEC commits
Sioner. He told her he manu-
factures toy pistols, masks,
knives and other instruments
ON mayhem. Before TV, he
said. there were only 10
companies S manufacturing
these products, Now, 1853.
She launched her program
against horror shows, a battle
that ended only with her
untimely death.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

Johnny Mathis headlines
the musical show coming
to Carter Barron Amphi-
theater on Tuesday night.
With him will be the
Dukes of Dixieland,
through this week, with
Dave Brubeck taking over
next Sunday and Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
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sample Mons Tipsy Cake


Miss Emmo LoV's SalIy lvnn %ru
2pdckages dry yeast rs cup sugar g.
" cup scarm, not hot, 3eggs, beate" w
uoier IL cup Lukeworm milk
" cup butter or margarine 4 cups atfed flour
teaspoon salt
Dissolve yeast in water. Cream butter and sugar.
Blend in beaten eggs. Combine dissolved yeast and
milk Add to creamed mixture, alternately with
combined -four and salt, mixing well after each
addition. Let rise until double in bulk, about l
hour. Spread in creased lO-inch tube pan. Let rise
until light 30 to 40 minutes. Bake at 3500F. for As
to so minutes, or until done. Let stand 10 minutes
before removing from pan. Serve warm Yield: one
lO-inch bread. The EnA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

Whip cream. Fold in n cup of the sugar until
blended. Beat egg whites until foamy Gradually
add remaining sugar, beating after each addition.
Continue to beat until stiff peaks form. Fold in
whipped cream, then sherry and brandy. Put orange
sections in parfait OF dessert dishes. Spoon on
cream mixture. Yield: II portions.
Tipsy Coke
eggs, slightly beaten Dayold 9-inoh layer sponge
tablespoons sugar cake, cut into pieces
15 teaspoon salt 70 cup sherry mine
2cups milk, scalded 1R cup toasted diuered -
II teaspoon udnila banched almonds C.1N
extract 49,
Combine eggs, sugar and salt in top of double boiler
Gradually stir in scalded milk Cook over hot WATER
stirring constantly until mixture thickens and coats
a metal spoon, about minutes Cool thoroughly.
Stir in vanilla Place half of cake in glass serving
bowl; sprinkle on half the wine. Cover with half the
cooled custard sauce; sprinkle with half the almonds.
Repeat layering ending with almonds. Chill. Top
with whipped cream and almonds. Yield: portions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

if necessary Yield: four to six portions.
SeaIloped Oysters
quart oysters, drained tablespoons minced green
A cup oyster liquor pepper
1s cup butter or ~ 2 tablespoons minced onion
margarine s<tt1f5 IL clore garlic, pressed
Tablespoons -four " l tablespoon lemon juice
teaspoon salt l teaspoon Worcestershire
rs teaspoon pepper sauce
~ cups fine cracker crumbs
Warm oysters in liquor over low heat. Meanwhile,
melt butter. Blend in -four. Add remaining ingredi-
ents except for n cup of the cracker crumbs.
Combine mixture with oysters and liquor. Turn
into creased, shallow baking dish. Sprinkle with
remaining u cup cracker crumbs Bake at 375'F.
for about 20 minutes, or until light golden brown
and bubbly. Yield: to portions.
Syllobvb Desssh 4A.IO
quart heary cream "a cup sherry urine NJ
" cup oonfectioners' u cup brandy
sugar IL oranges, peeled and cut
egg rhites in sections
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Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1960-09-01
TOPAWA STORE

When you are in TopaWa
besure and visit the.
Cooperative Store.....
Managed by Mark Manuel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
NCNW Holds
Emancipation Program

WASHINGTON. DC
Negroes made advances in
four important fields of en-
deav0r during 1859 accord
ing to reports given by local
leaders on New Years Day.
They spoke to the theme
Strides Toward Freedom at
the second annual Enamel
patton Commemoration pro-
gram sponsored by the Ma
tional Council Of egro
Women.
Reporting the races pro-
gress during 1859 were Flax
lie Pinkett, resItor and insvr-
ance executive; MRS. Patricia
Harris. member N ationa /
Board. YWCA; Rev. &. Frank
lin Jackson, president, Wash
ingfon branch, NAACP. and
Airy, Darlington D. Park
er, DC. Council of Human
Relations. The leaders spoke
on the economic, political,
religious and community pro-
qress made durinu the past
year.
In Lincoln Park after the
Conmemoration pro gr a m,
citizens paid tri butte to
Abraham Lincoln witt a
wreath laying ceremony at
the foot of the "Emancipa-
ton Group statue showing
Lincoln freeing the Negro
from the shackles of slavery.
Ii is the Districts only monu-
ment erected with funds
contributed solely by Negroes
Following a brief speech by
David Sawyer, director of the
DC. Council of Human Rela-
tons, flowers were placed
on the impressive momu-
ment by Dorothy |. Height,
Lational president of NCNW.
The activities were part Of
The Councils Century OF
Freedom project. lis obiee-
tive is to erect a memorial
honorinq IFS founder, Mary
Mcleod Beihune. The Beth
une statue will be unveiled
January I, 1853, marking
100 years OF Negro freedom.
n will be the Nations Capt.
tai first Negro memorial on
public lands.
lcenfinvsd on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

son 10 be best man Groomsman
was Mr.. Arthur Roland Musi-
clans were Charles West Mrs.
Queen Ann Lamar and Leon Van
Hook. who sang Through The
Years" God Bless This Day
and The Lords Prayer. respcc-
lively. Helen Van Hook was at
the organ
A reception followed in the
church dining hall. where ap.
proximately 500 guests congratu.
lated the couple Emphasis was
put on decorations for the reccp
ton, using pink and white color
scheme. The bridal cake was Of
three tiers placed on white easel
with pink roses pinned about It
The main table was draped with
pink nylon tulie over white sa-
tin The centcrpiece was of pink
gladiolus, pink roses and white
carnations, beautifully arranged
by Florist Janet Rorcx and Mo-
Their Alice Bell
Mrs. Arrie Green. caterist. con
tinued the color scheme. includ
ing pink and white hors d QUE
vres. Numerous cards. kilograms
and gifts were received A gift
from Mrs. Gabb of Mt Clemens.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Smith. Of
Egg Harbor n j.. a eft from
Mrs ErceIle Harmon Moore. I'M
perial Commanders Of Daugh
tiers Of Isis, Of Buffalo. y. Y and
Mr.. Ernie Brecch, chairman of
Board, Ford Motors Co Sharing
this momentous occasion were
the God Children Of the Moses.
Carol Ann Hayden. Leon G
Scott and Michael Green Soy
eral Foster children were also
present.
AitHttSoNo WNnl MS Rlilh anu
white nosegays were Alice Bell.
Bobbie Tucker. Helen Scott. Net
tie Johnson. Artie Green. Jose
phine Izland Priscilla Coleman.
Vivian Stevenson. Beatrice Web
ster, Flora Roland. Sarah Wnks.
Leona Williams. Luella Williams.
Lorraine Lawrence. Magola Ora.
pier. Louise Gray. Vivian Booth.
Naomi Bowditch. Williamina
Lewis Means.
UShers were Bert Johnson.
Carl and Lamar Mrs. Moss is a
member of the Eastern Star and
Daughter of Isis. p II. A. Her
rings of Jericho. and Herrings
of Crusaders. She is member
Of tho Chancellor Choir of Yer
non Chapel and the Trebles and
is member of the Stitching
Nine Social Club Mr.. Moss is a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
WAYNE STATE NEWS
Public Invited To Visit
New WS Alumni House

Thousands of invitations
have been mailed inviting
alumni and friends of Wayne
State University to attend an
Open House in the new
Alumni House, Sunday Jan.
81 from 2::30 to $50 pm.
The public is also cordial
" invited, according TO Hon.
or Strong. director Of Alum.
nj Relations.
Caroline Clayton, IA is
general chairman of the OPP
en- House. Robert Lusk, 81
Is In charge of the auditor
lum ceremonies at 4 pm. on
Sunday afternoon.
Official presentation Of
the Alumni House key will
be made to Walter s. Carey,
chairman of the alumni as
ISOLATION board Of directors
by Dr.. Clarence B. HiIberry,
president Of the University.
Others taking part in the
presentation ceremonies will
DE Homer Strong and Thorn
as Adams, "a president OF
The alumni association.
Opening of the new alum
nj headquarters climaxes
many years of work and
planning by members of the
association. Ground was bro
Ken in September, 1857 In
The Community Arts group
section of the campus.
Contributions from the
alumni and the Roy Frve-
hsvf Foundation of $4,000
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
Alfred District Council
Gives Youth Program

John w. Copeland. chair
man of the Alfred District
Community Council. an
nounces that the program
committee under the able
leadership Of Mrs. Ann
Jones, and Mrs. Margaret
Montgomery will present a
program dealing with some
OF the concerns of youth, at
It's meeting on Thursday,
January u, at 7.30 pm. at
the Brewster Recreation Cen
ter.
Mr.. Grovenor n. Grimes,
Executive Secretary for the
Commission on Children and
Youth for the City of Detroit
will discuss Youth: Some
New Dimensions" This is
the regular monthly meeting
of the council.
The public is invited to at
tend this meeting and to par
tlcipate in the discussion
which will follow Mr.. Grimes
address. Mr.. Grimes is well
qualified to deal with and dis
cusS the problems which are
faced by youth.
Before assuming his pre-
sent position he had over ten
years of experience in work
ing with various governmental
agencies in the City of De-
troit.
Several Musical Numbers
for this program will be rem
dered by the students from
the Garfield Jr. High School
Band.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
Melvin Brown
Assigned In Formoso

A/2c Melvin Brown. sor
of Mrs. Leonia Brown of
4l98 Fischer. Detroit, Mich,
has recently been assigned
to a Air Force Unit on the
Island of Taiwan lFormOsa)
the fortress stronghold of
the Republic of China, stu
ated approximately 100 miles
off the coast of the Commu-
MIST Mainland, as announced
by Sergeant Chandler. local
Air Force Recruiter, located
at 2901 Holbrook Ave, Ham
tramck, Mich.
Airman Brown is an adj
ministrafive specialist at Air
Task Force l3 Provisional.
Air Task Force l3 is orga-
nized TO assume operaiionaI
control of all United States
Air Force Units which may
be assigned in case of crisi
TO aid Nationalist Chinese
Forces in the defense Of this
free world outpost.
Altman Brown entered
the Air Force, December 2,
1856 at Detroit, Michigan
and was assigned to Stewart
Air Force Base. n. Y. and
Selfridge Air Force Base.
Michigan prior to his assign
ment to Taiwan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
BY MARY BELLE RHODES
Gamma Phi Delta

Gamma Phi Delta
Theta Chapter of Gamma Phi
Delta Sorority. held their In
siallation Banquet Monday eve
ning in the spacious home OF
Soror Melissa L. RusSau of w
Boston Blvd About thirty-scver
Scrors all dressed in black en-
joycd very pleasant evening
DR.. Barbara jenkins installed
the following officers. lst Anti
Basilius Lctitia Tyson, 2nd Anti
Basilius-Irene Taylor.
Grammateur Jessye Stewart,
Asst Grammatcur-Nellie Collins
Corr. Sec. Jean Casey. Asst
Corr. Sec. Wilma Jones, Fin
Sec. Eurine Harrison. Epistoleus
Tammeoceus, Odcll Glover Dean
of Pledges. Ruthie Leggett, Par
Humanitarian Sadie Palmer, Chap
lain-Alma Mart.
After the installation the sor-
ors sang their pep songs. Beat
rice Preston the Chairman of
National Executive Board and
Cleo Jones the Regional Direc-
tor gave short talks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
rig BROTHER AND
BIG SISTER PROGRAM

A program to help the
growing youth problem was
announced Monday by DR..
Wm. V. Banks, the Supreme
Grand Master of the Interna-
tional +. and A. Nj. Masons.
Inc. with offices in Detroit
At 2l0l Gratiot, said his fra
ternily had approved a pro-
gram in which every adult
member of the order adopt
ed teenage boy or girl.
lie explained that the
adult who made the "adop-
ton would become the big
brother or big sister TO the
youth. Then whenever the
Young person was facedwith
a problem he could go to his
biz brother anil get advice
OF assistance.
The adoption" is a pledge
BY the adult to be response
bic to help young people
with many of their perplex-
ing problems, Banks stated.
They will be given a pic
ture of their adopter charge
and must attend at least two
social and recreational af-
fairs a year with the youngs-
ter.
Il feel the young people
need someone outside of
their parents to talk and
share in their condolences
and problems he added.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

Mr. and Mrs. Montesfh Moss OF
Revere Restste Marriage Vows

Revere Resfafe Marriage Vows
Before a flower bedecked altar
of pink gladiolus, white carna-
tons, roses. palms and Candida
bra. Mr.. and Mrs. Monteath Moss
of Revere Street restated their
marriage vows. marking their
25th (silver) anniversary. in a
double ring ceremony at Vernon
Chapel Church. located on Nor
wood and Grixdale Streets, Sun
day, Jan 81 at 4:30 pm. Rev.
Joseph Brockington offciated
For her anniversary Mrs. Moss
chose a pastel pink peau de sole.
princess style dress. with atten-
ton focused on the bodice and
collar with aerial back panel.
She wore pink satin slippers with
rhinest0nes, a white feathered
headband and gloves, and car
ried an orchid on a prayer book
Mary Noble was matron of honor.
She wore a white silk. organza
dress. clear plastic slippers,
white feathered headpiecc, white
gloves and a pink carnation cor
sage Bridesmaid Ruth Flood
were a yellow Silk organza dress.
a matching headpiece with small
flowers. clear plastic shoes, yell
low gloves and a white carnation
corsage.
Mr. Moss asked Frank John
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

Mason and Shriner. p II A AS
a pre- celebration the Moses Wis
lied California last August.
Peoples Baptist Church. Sun
day school Department held their
annual meeting in the form of
a banquet in the church dining
room, Saturday Jan 10 Miss Do
rothy Holmes was Toast Mistress.
and the departmental heads gave
remarks They were Geraldine
South. Mrs Susie Hatcher and
Mrs Ann McCalpin Mr. Ollie
Chillis IS general superintendent.
Rev c A Nix is minister
Washington Tabernacle Bap-
tist Church. ST Louis. Mo. had
as their guest speaker. Sunday,
Jan II the Rev William Bishop,
pastor of Central Baptist church
Detroit Rev. Bishop will attend
the National Baptist Board Meet
ing in Hot Springs Wednesday
and Thursday Of this week.
Rev D MONTGOMERY, pastor
of AT crmcl Baptist Church is
condiDra weeks Revival in
Philadelphia Pa
Second Gcihscmane Baptist
Church. located on Mt Elliot
and LAFAYETTE SIS. viii hold their
Annual Mems Day Service Sun
day. Jan 81 Rev George Ran
dali. pastor Of Community Bap-
tis' Church will be the guest
speaker for the principal service.
Al 730 pm the Scott Singers
will be featured Mr. Jodic Cole
man. chairman Rev J II Evans,
minister
The Third Anniversary Of Rev.
T G. Simmons is now in pro
ercSs al the Messiah Baptist
Church. Rev s c. Campbell and
congregation Of Russell Street
Baptist Church opened the An
niVerSary Friday. Ian Is The
-Four Church Fellowship. includ-
Ing Warren Ave. Oakland Bap-
tiSt Church. True Love Baptist,
and Messiah viii conduct Scrvic-
as Jan 24. Rev W r. Matthews
will be principal speaker The
Anniversary will close with Rev
Vim Bishop and congregation Of
Central Baptist church Feb IA.
Training Union And Evangelist
Choirs Annual Banquet
The Annual Banquet Of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

were applied toward the
building and furnishings.
Committee chairmen. are:
Thomas Monroe. '43, build
ing tours; Mrs. Juanita Elan
ders, '26 and Mrs. Kathryne
Blakeney, 80, refreshments;
Mrs. Elizabeth Sowell, '48.
invitations; Dorothy Moor.
43 and Mabel Giszczak. pub
licity.
Host and hostess for the
Open House will be Elmer
Texter, 46 and Mrs. Doro-
thy Cross. AT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
PHINOcLE CLUB

Mrs. Avery Rogers was hostess
to the Phinocle Club Saturday
afternoon. The hostess served a
lovely dinner
Awards we're given 10 Mrs
Bernice Stewart, Mrs. Avery Roc
ers and Mrs. Irma Wells.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
AN ELABORATE DINNER
PARTY

The Loyal Workers Of Hart
flrd Avenue BAPTIST Church
gave an elaborate dinner party
Saturday evening at the spacious
home of Mrs. Ethel Lions CT
West Grand Blvd
Present were the Aaron Hicks,
the Nose Matthews, of Ann Ar
bor. Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Hill,
McSdames Matte Watkins. Aman-
da Wade. Mildred Jones. Lcnora
NGlly, Essie Johnson. jamie
Sprolc,. R2bcccl Vhc"c" end
many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY

Storing MCCALL. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben McFall. of Chand.
Ter was surprised Saturday eve
ming. wncn he answered the
door and some friends walked
in singing. Happy Birthday
Thov were Mr. David Hurley,
and Miss Vernon Green. Mr. Den.
mis- Gibson and Miss Marlin Mil
Ter and Mr.. Oscar Griffith and
Miss Shirley DAVIS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
Society Dongs =
400 CLUB

fUU SIOO
Mrs. Mile Rochelle. OF Scot
ten Avenue. was hostess to the
400 Club Wednesday afternoon
at The Ladies Christian Home
on Scotch.
This Club always takes spring
vacation trip and they are plan
ming trip to Hawaii in April.
Birthday cards and gifts were
exchanged, dinner was served.
Guests were Mrs. Cordclia
Bridgewater SISTER of the host
ess, Mrs. A. George. Of Evans
Vile. Ind, Mrs. John Greenwood,
and Mrs. Myrtle Hill Mrs. Sadie
Palmer is president.
Mrs. Cornelius Bridgewater,
end her daughter. Mrs. Mary B.
Turner have moved TO Pasadena,
California, because Patricia Tur.
ner grand daughter), is attend
ing Pasadena City College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Thomas.
of Field Avenue. had as their
weekend guest, Mrs OtIa Mae
Wallace SISTER of Mr. Thomas),
Mrs. Matte Hawkins and Mr..
Richard Rowe
The Missionary Circle Of Mace
donia Baptist Church had as
their guest speaker Sunday after
noon Mrs. Jessie Thompson
whose subject was. The Care
OF the Aged in the Convalescent
Home Mrs. Sadie Orr is presi-
dent.
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity gave
their National Talent Hunt Dem
onstration at Town Hall. in New
York City on December 9th.
Miss Carol Blaine Stone at
tended this conclave and is work
ing toward a Masters Degree in
Music at Indiana University
Miss Stone was born in De
troit and is the granddaughter
of Mrs. Alma Booker of Scotch
Avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
ANNUAL DINNER

Fannie Wingo Chapter No %
gave their annual dinner at the
home of Mrs. ESsic Walls on
Bcechwood Sunday afternoon
Dinner was served to many PEG.
pie, some of whom were Mes
dams Juanita Bouney. Lee Green.
f. Pierce. Cindy Lockridge. Mary
Turner. Lucy Amos, Ada Boone.
Gwendolyn Richardson. Mary
Douglass. Sarah BlackShear, Car.
rie Tribe. the Lucius Watkins.
Cassie Cooper. Estell Hines, the
J. Fosters and many others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

Keep your boots in the closet. An auto
matte gas incnerator makes outdoor trash
burning thing of the past. Just set dial
and bushels of trash everything that's
combustible, are consumed without noise,
smoke or odor All that remains is hand
full of clean, white ash. Let gas incinerator
DISPOSE OF TRASH -INDOORS
At your Gas Company or dealer showroom
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
AL STATES CLUB

The All States Club. of Hart
ford Ave Bapiist Church. met
at the home of The Charles Vim
cent on Oakman Blvd They di-
scussed matters pertaining to the
club.
A Bridge Party for the Building
Fund is being planned Mrs
Pearl Underwood. president has
been nominated as church Wo-
man of the Year" Many others
important items were on the
agcnda
Mrs. Vincent showed pictures
of her travel in Europe last SUM
mcr.
Guests were the Thomas Mar
tins, Rev. and Mrs Charles Hill.
and Mrs. Mary Mcneil. A fine
representative CT members were
present
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
KNOW YOUR NEIcHBoR
CLUB"

The Know Your Neighbor
Block Improvement Club. of Lei
ccstcr Court. held its annual
holiday Social gettogether at the
home Of the president, Mrs. Ka-
prina Smith, of Leicester. last
Saturday evening.
A very delicious buffet turkey
ham dinner. with the trimmings
was served.
Another grand treat was the
showing of slides by Mr. Bow
man who was a captain in the
L. s. Army during the German
occupation. Mr., Bowman called
this his Penny Tour Of Europe =
lie showed group pictures of in
tcresting cities in Germany
Switzerland, France. England and
Russia. so explanatory by the
speaker, it was one of those you
were there affairs Bridge and
other games were played in the
Recreation room
Present were The Edgar Smiths,
the Frank Tcctors. the f, Masons.
the Cleveland Hans, the James
Davis. the Swccnvs. the George
BCndcrs. the w Harris, the
Roosevelt Nixens' tho Burton
Haryeys. The Mack Browns. the
Ira Hatcher. Sr, MeSadmcS Cor
rine Chclson. Thelma Williams,
f. Hughlcy, ID VI nor. Mrs Tus-
sic Chestnut. and the T. Smiths.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

Training Union And Evangelist
Choirs Annual Banquet
The Annual Banquet Of the
Continued on Page s.
Evening star., 1960-04-30
Builders Weekly Report

q Representative Richard E.
IankfOrd, Democrat of Mary
hand, will speak at a meeting
iof the Prince Georges Coun-
~ Chapter, Home Builders
Association of Metropolitan
washington, at $50 pm.
wednesday at the Oakcrest
Country Club.
Michael Cappy, chairman
of the chapter, said a special
meeting of builder members at
$50 pm. will precede the
regular chapter meeting.
Maughan C. Gould, general
manager of the National
Housing Center, has resigned,
effective May l, to engage in
motel construction in Europe,
the center announced today.
Mr.. Gould, who has been
with the staff Of the Housing
Center since 1855, admins
tered programs of the Inter-
national Housing Committee
Of the NAHB and the asso-
cations Private Point ""
program Of housing help to
underdeveloped and newly
formed nations.
He will leave in June for
France and Italy to review
with housing officials and
private builders there the
Evening star., 1960-04-30

demand for motel installa-
tions in those two countries.
=
The Suburban Maryland
Builders Association has an
nounced a number of new
committee chairmen and CO.
chairmen.
The committees effected,