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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-02
KEnrER HARRELD PRESENTS
Joyce KING

sunday afternoon u Bs c~!r
i's.l joyce Krz wss presented
: p-sn4ss - Kemper Hsr-e.c
fLss k-.z Nss mar. eloUs in
ven rendition she gave :ror,
ne famous s-tls.s . Bach Rsch.
mar.nct. Brahms Chopin. Hay
ca ard Others
Mss King is from musical
family and was born with q gift
e absolute pitch. For the sp-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-02

Mckinney told him they were
looking ior rubbish dump.
Psiro!msn Reed said ne lifted
Z canvas end found . locked safe
ne discovered that the safe con.
tanning $500 in cash had been
stolen from the Paradise Valley
Distributing Company. 439 Thee.
dorc
Leroy Matthews 2s. Of 1900
Binder was arrested last week in
a store at 35l6 Hart and charged
with shopiiung.
Police said Matthews stole a
nan 5 jacket and pair Of ladies'
hose and concealed them in q
bag and attempted to leave the
store. The goods we're valued at
S452.
Leonard Fuggerson. %. OF 2e7e
Monterey was arrested last week
and charged with breaking and
entering in warrant signed b,
Recorders Paul + Krsuse
Police said Fuggcrson broke
into q store at 1854 Woodward
and stole TWO teleyision sets The
officers said Fuggerson dropped
the sets and fled as they an.
preached
Fuggerson denied breaking in.
10 the store He claims an un.
known man broke into the place
and fled after dropping the TV
sets, IS the officers arrived.
A Negro bandit. armed with
revolver. held up branch of the
Michigan Bank at 1850 Cratiot
Avenue. and escaped with more
than 81 500
Police said the bandit pushed a
paper bag through teIler's win.
dow and ordered her to fiji il up
With sos and zoos dollar bills
The bandit escaped out the
front door other bank employees
and five psrt0ns were unaware Of
The holdup.
Curtis Allen Willis. IL. OF 1863
W Boston. was sentenced 10 2iz
70 10 years in Jackson Prison last
week by Recorders Judge Joseph
A ellis
Willis was convicted Of snatch.
ing . purse containing SIS from
a 55yesr-old woman last May 7.
The purse and the money were
recovered following the youths
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-02

The Drrof Seeone Bsp,si
rn1rtt LfeG.t i,nlon spcnsored .
flgnstr. Dsg Banquet IN church
lo>ef sDc4tDr.m Frldsy evening.
Jsne zs'n a. $50 FM MT
ffancis = KDrnegss outstanding
f!t.c an community scacer and
reten,y appointed Director 81
m De'rDl' Urban League. Wss
prlnfipsl spcskcr
The program wss educational
~ nature and many persons we're
present 70 share In this affairs.
Msry r Glenn Was Chairman.
and other members ri the Educs.
tiOnsl League
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-02
ANNE DELE POOL

clause she received fro-, . evl-
fureo audience she eneored wT'h
Rhapsody In Blue by George
cersh~in. assisted az ire sec
ono piano by Mrs w. Thomas
Love
Congratulations MISS Joyce
King!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-02
SENIOR PROM

students OF Mumford HIGH
high School gave their spectscu.
iar Prom Friday evening al the
Masonic Temple WITH 100 grad.
yates present The cleaning ex
preston Of faces for this par.
iicular affair made every one :
beauty They had fun until 10
YN
After Party: 300 guests were
invited 10 fhe After Party in
exclusive Palmer Park. where .
CO Ply over The lawn was
stretched. foil orehestrs play.
ed, Young Peoples Music" and
everything imaginable &c eat twas
seen 70 make this $1,000 party
q memorable affair.
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81 Wary BELLE RHODES
MRS. MARGARET PATTEN =
fACHTiNC PARTY

D- Ps.s'cn : N..che..s lux
--.c-s yacht ~aS ,ne scene Q.
ceA-h;t.. party glser y Ms
sister Mrs Margaret y Ps..el
SATURDAY afternoon
After reviewing the Motor
Beat Races ard enjoying .
surp'voCs dinner 'he guests
we're taken for cruise on The
svsY Detroit River.
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NANCY JACKSON WEARS
SILK ORCAkZA

s. C,prsrs Episcopal Church
Hss the setting Saturday after
lcc- .0r he marriage c. Nancy
Jackson and Arthur Crisf. Tie
RI. Malcolm Dsde ct:.clsiec =
ine 1890 double ing ceremony
y Ire preserle Of many guests
The bride wore . white silk
crssnzs. princess lire er,broid
cred with roseb0ds in fhe skirf
which fell into . sweeping train.
= nylon veil waist length fell
frcn . lattice crown. She car
rieo white roses and carnations
Attending the BRIDE vas nay
J-ckson maid OF honor. sister
The bridesmaids we're CToleez
HsuSnr Sair.ey Brodcie Shsr
Or Reyels AL maids gowns we're
.cent.csl N style. win GUNNER
Dlnd belts extending with {
SASH 10 hem line Co,ors were
paste. shades and they were
esrryins matching split csrns
lions Jshers Besi man. ker
Burke OF y. Jersey Leon Mitch
eli jack Charlton. ard Hs.
Workmcn
Mrs. Elizabeth v. Harris is the
brides mother and Mr.. and Mrs
EDWIN crisf are The groom
parents.
Mrs. Verona Wilson cirectress
\ beautiful reception was held
- the Urban League
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Society DOizsgs-

and cAsn.llly Ice entre.-t-ss
v.it i-redesceri seems a..
eec pearls princess s.y.s ~.
TIED fun cAsp<l tai .c- .--s
Dele Poo.e r her l.9- Ell.
Cers r.ony asth Eitor ?-.gs -,
rcs. :. Pr :: :. Cyr-.2-s
Episcopal Church ~li- Pa
Malcolm Dsde officiating
The brides head piecs ~as
~orn formerly by Mrs. csr-ls
Nixon MeMur-ry. She slse ~.re
. string 81 pearls 81 the sreo-
grandmother. Her flowers ~s-e
white roses, split carnations arc
s-ephsnItis-
The r-.ce attendants ws-s ~
.Cres Porter maid Of Aore- -
ter Ms Cnzs C-n;1er
.er Miss Leols johns. y Hs
Mss Barbara Price SISTER G. Il.
urlde groom and Mrs Care ~.
M1r1-.
Ushers Best Asn James P-.s
Bob Mann Charles Gurter. All
I,rice and David Price
The maids were besufifui IN
deep turquoise and aqua. i're1
bodice and three TERED s.,r-s
with head piece Of ns'e- y
gowns. They carried split ssrra
lions.
The brides parents az "
end Ms James Poo.e. $ &c
Mrs Loue.ls Price Is the ml,-.
g Of the groom.
4 beautiful reception vas EEK.
:; the Woman Club :. :.---
eock and Second
CENTURY or PROGRESS cLUs
4; The beautiful home q. N-,
kuih Ewing on Linwooc S:rset
THURSDAY evening AT ir.c--z.
social vas gwen for one @. i-s-
club members Mrs. Alma Hs--
.ck
The family is moving 70 Les
Angeles, Cal. and we are sorry
they are leaving. MRS. Reciek
has taught 20 years in the
school system and will be great.
" missed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-02
DOUBLE RING CEREMONY

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-02

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Continued on Page 9
Evening star., 1960-04-30
Realty Revue Of the Week in the District Area

Six Washington area realty
organization executives will
serve on the faculty of the
18th annual seminary Of
real estate board admins
tration next week in Chi
cago.
Conducted by the National
Association of Real Estate
Boards. the seminar will in
clude on its faculty: Justin
flinders, executive vice pres
ident of the Washington
Real Estate Board; Rita
Kidd, executive secretary,
Prince Georges County Null
tiple Listing Service: Naomi
Laughlin, executive secretary
of the Montgomery County
Board Of Realtors; Charles
T. Stewart, director of Pub
lie Affairs, National Associa-
ton Of Real Estate Boards:
Edwin L. StOll, director Of
public relations. NAREB,
and John C. Williamson, di-
rector of government affairs,
NAREB.
Among those from this
area who will attend the
seminary are: Miss Roberta
Jones, executive secretary Of
the Northern Virginia Real
Estate Board, and John
Decker, director of the
NVREB's Multiple Listing
Service.
Evening star., 1960-04-30

in the latest issue of THE
IAoer," published
by the International Traders
Club Of the National Insti-
tute of Real Estate Brokers,
an S1liiate of National As
sociation Of Real Estate
Boards.
Evening star., 1960-04-30

John p. McGill, secretary
of the Customer Relation
Council, American Trucking
Associations. Inc. will speak
at the third session of the
Northern Virginia Real Es-
tate Institute Thursday at
the Wakefield High School,
Arlington.
&&a
Sale of homes through the
Multiple Listing Service of
the NVREB during April
topped last years figure by
more than one-third, ac-
cording to Randall ]. Hicks,
chairman of the boards
Multiple Listing Committee.
The NVREB also announced
that six associate statesmen
members have been added to
the boards membership re-
Gently.
George p. Shafran, vice
president and chairman Of
the Boards Statesmen Liaison
Committee. said the additions
bring the boards associate
statesmen memberships to 257.
William D. Lucas Co., Be-
thesda. today announced the
appointment Of Chester B.
Duncan as sales manager and
Of Maurice /. O'C0nnor as
executive secretary.
The firm is headed by VIII
liam ID. Lucas, who said that
Mr.. Duncan has been in the
real estate field in this area
for about IS years and that
Mr.. O'Connor, who has been
associated with the flrm since
its establishment. formerly
was chief purchasing agent In
the Office of the Quarter
master General.
Donald G.. McCandless,
Evening star., 1960-04-30

senior appraiser and market
analyst with the Washington
ONCE Of Real Estate Research
Corp. was recently awarded
the designation of Member
Of the Appraisal Institute.
w. w. Crittenden, presi-
dent Of Owners Realty Ex-
change. Inc, Of Falls Church,
has announced opening of a
Washington office at 1929
Vermont avenue NV.
Mrs. Edith w. Farriss will
be manager in charge.
Stephen C. YeOnaS, presi-
dent Of Yeonas Realty, today
announced appointment of
Ernest s. Johnston to handle
the YeonaS organizations
Evening star., 1960-04-30

public relations program.
The Johnston firm has been
handling the Yeonas adver-
tising for a number of years.
Mrs. Doris S. Mears and
Mrs. Mildred T. Flaherty
have Joined the sales stah of
the Silver Spring ONCE of
Frederick w. Berens Sales,
Inc, Bruce L. BerlaEe an
nounced today.
=
James E. Mccormack, di-
rector of the Urban Renewal
Administrations land branch,
emphasizes in an article in
the latest issue Of the Jour-
nal Of Property Management
that rehabilitation and con-
servation must become the
Evening star., 1960-04-30

tional Association of Real
Estate Board.
=
Tax advantages that ac-
crue to the person who trades
real estate are explained in
an article by Winfred o.
Mitchell, Of Memphis, Tenn,
Evening star., 1960-04-30

principal means of accom-
plishing urban renewal in the
long run"
The Journal is the quarter
ly publication of the Insti-
tute of Real estate Manage
ment, an affiliate of the Ma
Evening star., 1960-04-30

KENWOOD CLUB AREA 1920 Ridgefield Rd.
Six Bedrooms, Four Baths-$45,95O
Custom-built 2a years ago. bedrms. baths on main
level; bedrms, bath and chlds upstairs Big din
rmp superb kitchen. Recreation with fireplace and
4th bath Ample guest parking. SEPARATE DUCT
SYSTEM FOR FUTURE AIR-CONDTTIONING.
Rirer or Dorset Keuwood clubhouse LETT one
block SPRINGFIELD, left Rid efeid.
Evening star., 1960-04-30
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY TO DARK

Directions: From sonk Of Bethesda, out Old George
town Rd.. ivs' IA blocks post Cedor Lone 70
Alto Visfo Knohs left or stroeh' out Wisconsin
Ave, iVsf post Novel Hospital 70 Cedar Lone,
left 70 Old Georgetown Rd., right IA blocks 10
Alto Visfo KnoHs
Evening star., 1960-04-30
Israel Official
Studies u. S.
Housing

Abram Tcherniak, district
engineer of the Housing De-
partment. Ministry of Labor.
Government of Israel, has be-
gun a four-months' study of
American building materials,
construction methods, pre-
fabrication, machinery and
tools used in building and
transportation of building
materials. His study here is
sponsored by the Interna-
tional Labor Organization
under a program planned by
the Housing and Home FL
nance Agency's ONCE of In
ternational Housing.
Evening star., 1960-04-30

Waking distance U. S.
Health and Medical Gen.
ters. Near .UrsUIine Academy,
ST. james Church and
Porochiol School; also public
schools, including Walter
Johnson High. Enjoy living
al q minimum of upkeep.
Evening star., 1960-04-30
BOCLEY HOMES OPEN SUNDAY. 10

BETHESDA ESTATE 9400 Seven Locks Rd.
Brick Rambler on Ia Acres-$36, 500
charming custom-bult property offering privacy and
comfort at nominal cost. Gracious entrance hall i'm
posing living with fireplace; ample dining area; pine
paneled kitchen with dishwasher etc. and breakfast space
bedrmso baths. Hotwater heat patio; 2car garage;
slate roof; IA dogwoods in front yard; peach cherry
apple, plum and chestnut trees azaleas Easy terms
Out Bradley Country ta.Ody left
on SeUeH Locks Road -
Evening star., 1960-04-30
BETHESDA
bradley Woods)
1909 Aberdeen Rood

The Most Complete RombIer on Todoy's Markell
True cenerho large living with bow windows poneIed
den. dining both opening screened porch
fomy kitchen with large dining plus ottroctive func
tiono oundy opening to prVoe poto; bedrooms boths
stors TO storage ottic. Hobby roo exceptionally large
recreation with firepoce and powder lower
level 2cor eoroee loree reeshoded prvoe lot S3e
Road, LETT to house. -
Evening star., 1960-04-30

LANDON VILLAGE 1903 Granada Drive
Air-C r-COnditiOned-3 BedrmS, Baths-$24, $50
Brick spt-evel in fine condition. spacious dining rm
kitchen with eating space top-quality equipment Big
Florida with barbecue brick patio Remarkable value
Out Bradley Lane to Marburv, left one block
to Kirby. right to Granada, right.
Evening star., 1960-04-30

Attention 0ECO employees 2-bedoono brick home in new
house" condition; deluxe kitchen, separate dining room,
oIoused porch, receoon room, deep lot completely
fenced and beautifully ponted Walking dstonce Westbook
Eemenoy School and Chevy Chase Shopping Areo Western
Ave. and Wise Ave. Bus v block.
Wemoeand Circle rtoht on Western
Park
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FRIDAY. AUGUST Is. 1850
in Elizabeth City and Richmond
and returned Wednesday.

in Elizabeth City and Richmond
and returned Wednesday.
Mrs. Jay Crosswhite and daugh-
ter, Carol, Bonnie and Sherry Will
liams of Norfolk are visiting Mrs.
Sally Everton.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Jones of Nor
folk visited Mrs. j. w. Williams
and Mrs. Mart Jones, a patient
in Columbia Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Patrick are
home from Norfolk.
Mrs. Shelbourn Williams and
Roger spent last week with Mrs.
y. w. Williams.
Annie Lee Rose is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Bunch in Elizabeth
City.
Patsy Rose is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Rose in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Combs and
sons were home the week end from
Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Davenport
of Portsmouth spent the week end
with Mrs. Leona Norman. Nancy
and Norman returned with them
after two weeks visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smithson
spent the week end with Mrs. Len
ME Dorwart in Elizabeth City, and
visited in Camden with Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul DeBerry.
Mrs. Frank Meekins returned
Tuesday aafter two weeks in Nor
folk.
Buddy Brickhouse spent last
week on the sound with his aunt,
Thelma Copeland.
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MRS. REBA WOOD HOSTESS
TO COLUMBIA WSCS

COLUMBIA.-The Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service of the
Wesley Memorial M eth obi I
Church met Tuesday night, at the
home of Mrs. Reba Wood. Program
was by the Youth Fellowship girls,
Subject "Heartbeats Of Our Love"
in the form of dialogue "Let the
Children Be Heard. Call to Wor-
ship was by Margaret Rose Ches-
son and scripture reading by
Nancy Owens; prayer by Sandra
Owens. Dialogue speakers were
Carol. McClees and Sandra Owens.
Margaret Rose Chesson and Nancy
Owens represented the children of
America, the Orient, Africa and
Latin America. The program was
lead by Mrs. E. J. Brickhouse. who
read the poem "In Christ There
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News Of Columbia and TyrreII Co.
For Subscriptions Mrs. Blanche W. cohoon or Call Her.
Phone 37-I. Columbia N. c. She will welcome news Of
Columbia and Tyrrel County
LOST COLONY ACTORS IN
ACCIDENT NEAR COLUMBIA

COLUMBIA. - Four of the
troupe of ''The Lost Colony" his
torical drama at Manteo were in.
volved in highway accident on
U. S. 81 about two and one-half
miles west of here Tuesday al
4:30 pm.
Two of the men were injured
and hospitalized. Gordon Clarke of
Angler, who plays the role of
"Chief Manteo" was given emer-
gency treatment at the Columbia
Hospital for a head injury, and
was sent to Norfolk General Hos
pital in Norfolk, Va. Bob Williams,
an "Indian Dancer" in the drama,
remained in the Columbia Hospital
with what the doctor termed as
conclusion. The two others: Frank
Mcdonald of Charlotte, the "Simon
Fernando" of the cast and Jim
Slaughter of Kannapolis, the "Run-
ner" showed only signs of being
shaken up.
The 1859 Ford Pickup Truck, of
which Mcdonald admitted as be-
ing the driver at the time the ac-
cident occurred, and which was
confirmed by Slaughter, ran into
a tree east of what is known here
as the Bob knights Curve, dur
ing heavy shower of rain.
Slaughter said the truck turned
over.
State Highway Patrolman Jim
Whitehurst investigating officer
stationed at Roper said the truck
was totally demolished. No charges
have been made as investigation
was not completed. The admitted
driver of the wrecked vehicle had
left to accompany the wounded
man, Clarke. while he was enroute
to the Norfolk Hospital, before the
Patrolman arrived. C. E. (Jake)
Walker, took the blame with the
investigating officer for having re-
quested Mcdonald to make the
Norfolk trip. Walker, Coroner and
owner of the transporting ambu-
lance, said he realized the wounded
man might need help enroute, and
did not realize that Mcdonald was
driver, and would be needed for
interrogation by the officer.
Walker, outfitted Slaughter in
some dry clothes and gave him
coffee to drink, while he was wait
ing for transportation from Man
teo, so that he could take his place
in the Drama Tuesday night.
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Nv. C. Poage has returned home,

w. c. Poage has returned home
Mrs. M. X. Young of Greens
boro, the former Miss Pauline Saw
yer of Tyrrell County and her
daughter, Miss Polly Ann Young
are vactioning in Europe. Hel
brother, w. w. Sawyer, Jr., re-
ceived a message she was in
Munich, Germany.
Mrs. w. S. Caravan returned
Monday from a weeks stay in Ra-
leigh. She attended the Episcopal
Churchwomen's conference at
Camp Leach this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bumgard-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bum
gardner and daughter, Elaine, OF
West jefferson, and David Bum
gardner of State College, were
week end guests of Miss Shirley
Bumgardner.
Miss Jane Selby and Miss Pat
Spencer, who attended IL weeks
Summer School at East Carolina
| College have returned home.
Miss Gail Cohoon and Miss Jane
selby spent Friday and Saturday
in Norfolk.
Mrs. ]. E. Alexander has re-
turned after a long visit in Nor
folk. - x 7.
and children Chris and Karen are
mentioning at Mays Head TINS
week. v.;rh+
and sons of Pinehurst visited MRS
Ruth knight and Mr.. and MRS. "
NJ pledeer, Jr., Tuesday, Wednes-
iday and Thursday.
Mrs. w. w. Griffin and son.
Rrack of Nashville spent the Week
end with her mother, Mrs. W. A.
The methodist Charge OF Tyr
,s,l County was represented at the
,sth Annual Conference Session Oh
49,. 49, Methodist Youth Fellowship at
Duke Universit yin Durham 1 I9s
~ full week session by Dottie
pr;tcbett. Dale Davis and BobDle
patrick. delegates from Wesley
Memorial in Columbia wesley
rhanel in Alligator and Cedar
Grove in Gum Neck respectively;
M ,. sabra Liverman Accompanies
then. yhtT, as acting counsellor. Kal ~
i Day. Friday was attended by w., -
other er Tyrrell youths and WV Two
Quilts oS Alice White, John White
Hal and Mike Cohoon' san o,S
n na Carol Pearce, Robert and
Eneene Kidd, Faye Davis F Flofa
A Aun Hollis, Kathry Howett' hatle
Rasnight, Gene Cooper, Dottie que
buchanan. The Rev. H. worm
Pearce and the Rev. James Kusn.
The County Wide All Picnic was
held at the Legion Beach FRIDAY
Afternoon, with swimming in Abe
marie Sound lasting until A o'clock,
then organized games were played
under the direction of Don Chap
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MRS. LAURA w. McCLEES
PASSES ON SUNDAY NIGHT

COLUMBIA.-Mrs. Laura Ware
McClees, 65, died in Farmville late
Sunday night, after a lingering ill,
ness.
She was a native of Middlesex
the widow of the late Hardy Mel.
son McClees; A GOLD STAR
MOTHER of the American Legion
Scuppemong Post No. 1872; haC
been living here for the past &c
years.
Surviving are one grandson.
James Henry (Jay) McClees, Jr.;
one daughter-in-law, Mrs. Staths
Alexander McClees Cohoon with
whom she resided; one brother
James Marion Ward of Greenville;
and one sister, Mrs. Lola Joyner
of Farmville.
Funeral services were held at the
Wesley Memorial Meth o d S
Church, of which she was a mem
Der, Tuesday at 3 PM, conducted
by the Rev. H. Worth Pearce, pas
tor. Burial was in lakewood Gene
terry.
Mrs. McClees was the sister-in-
law of a prominent businessman,
w. H. McClees, here. Her only two
sons were in the World War II
conflict. The elder son, H. N. (Nip)
McClees was killed in the Battle
of the PHILIPPINES, and younger
son. James Henry McClees was
wounded on the Anzio Beachhead
on D-Day.