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Evening star., 1960-07-20
Dick Dell Gains
In Junior Tennis

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July
20 (AP).-Dicky Dell of Be-
thesda, Md, younger brother
of Don Dell, the Yale tennis
star. scored a minor upset yes
terday in the National junior
tournament.
Dickey defeated sixth-seeded
Bill Shippey Of Atlanta in the
13-and-under division, 6-1,
80.
Otherwise, seeded players ad-
. vanced, Including Vicki Holmes
! Of Melbourne. Fla, No. / in the
. girls 13 section who ousted
Janet Irish of Bethesda, 60,
.6-1. Phil Irish of Bethesda
, lost in the boys IL section,
! bowling to Bill Atkins Of San
. Francisco, '6G3, 80.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
Patterson Wins
Pro of Month Poll

NEW YORK, July 20 (AP) -
Floyd Patterson, first fighter
ever to regain the world heavy
weight boxing title. was the
June winner of the S. Rae Hic-
kok pro athlete poll. He re-
ceived 206 points in the nation
wide balloting by sports writers
and broadcasters.
Arnold Palmer of Ligonier,
Pa. who won the National
Open golf title during the
month, was second with 161
points and Roger Maris, New
York Yankee outfielder, third
with 1873.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
MINOR LEAGUES

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Jersey City. /; Richmond, III
i Miami. q: Columbus. 2.
Toronto, II; Chester, 1.
Buffalo, n; Montreal, ..
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle. 8. Vancouver, 2.
Sacramento, z; salt Lake City, Q.
San Diego, 8: Tacoma, o.
Spokane, 10; Portland, o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
No games scheduled.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Mobile, 2; CHATTANOOGA, /.
Nashville, 5: Shreveport, 4,
Atlanta. 8; Birmingham, s.
Little Rock, 10: Memphis. q
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
All-6tars, g.: Charlotte, 8.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Amarillo. 5; San Antonio, /.
Tulsa, @; Rio Grande Valley, l.
Austin, 10; Victoria, g.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Lancaster, 10: BingEamton. Is al
nninRs).
Allentown. /; ReaGjnR, /.
Wilfiamsport, 4 Sprinsfield, 1.
MEXICAN LEAGUE
YeracruZ. 7; Mexico City Reds, g.
PoEa Rica, 3; Puebla, l.
Mexico City Tigers at Monterrey
Evening star., 1960-07-20
WOMEN'S GOLF

INDIAN SPRING - (John
Feeney Cup, 36-holes) Mrs. Irv-
ing Keller, S7-19-68 and 95-
1916 for 144, followed by Mrs.
Milton Rollins, 87-16-71 and
92-16-76 for lat, and Mrs.
Milton Rollins, 87-16-71 and
91-18-73 for 148. Low gross
Mrs. Ben Frauwirth, 89-87-
176.
KENWOOD-Mrs. Lee Alex
ander fired a 77-10-67 to take
top honors in the Board of Gov
ernors Trophy event. Low gross
went to Daphne Dutton with
80, while Barbara Richards was
second low net with 87-2O-67.
Best net scores in Glass B were
tuned in by Mrs. George Mock,
89-22-67. and Mrs. William
Taylor, 104-36-68.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10
CUB SCOUTS MET
SATURDAY

The Ezenezer Cub Scouts
met Saturday, Nov. 5, in the
home of Mrs. T. j. Brown,
.Jr.. den mother. After an
hour of scouting and playing
games. Mrs. Brown served
delicious fruit cupcakes and
Cokes to the following mem
bers: Michael and Tommy
Brown. Paul and jeffrey
Brown. Larry and Danny
Gnemi, Buster White and
Mike Haffey, Sonny Thomas
and his guest, Eddie Fuller.
Mrs. Bobby McNeese Of
Yazoo City (the former Fan
ME Margaret Upshaw of Ebe-
nezer) entered Mercy Hos
pital in Vicksburg Thursday
Her many friends wish for
her an early recovery. Her
mother, Mrs. Mary I. Upshaw
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L.. NC
Neese accompanied Mr.. Bob
by McNeese 10 visit her in
the hospital in Vicksburg
Thursday night.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10
In And About
TchuLN
r. w. C. SPRADLEH

BY Ruth Barrett

Mrs. w. C. Spradley beau
tifully entertained the Tues
day Bridge Club in the nome
of her daughter, Mrs. S. l.
Foose. Jr., last week. Enjoy
ing this occasion with the
regular members were Miss
Agnes Sproles and Mrs. W.
r. Huddleston. Mrs. J. Z.
Cannon won high score, Mrs.
George Samaha, low and Miss
Agnes Sproles bingoed, Dur
ing the social hour the hostess
served delectable refresh
ments.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10
THURSDAY BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. N. E. McKibben was
hostess to her bridge CLUB
Thursday afternoon. Lovely
arrangements of dahlias and
chrysanthemums were nseq
throughout her home. Hlgh
score for the afternoon enter
tainment was Mrs. Ellis Har-
ris. Mrs, D. c. Peaster re
ceiyed low score and Mrs. j.
L. Shields bingo. Miss 10
raine Norman and Mrs
Charles Smith substituted for
members not present. After
the games Mrs. Mck1ooen
served a delicious SALAD
course.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

Rev. and Mrs. j. G. Watson
visited friends in Philadelphia
Sunday and Monday. Mr..
Watson conducted worship
services Sunday morning at
9 am. in the Old Carolina
Presbyterian Church and at
Il am. in the Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church.
Weekend guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Logan
were mis- brother and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Logan
and Roane of Blythevllle
Arkansas.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

iHaffey enjoyed skating at
the Holmes County Park Sat
urday night.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10
Ann Jackson Reports
Duront School News

The Y-Teens held their reg
ular meeting on Wednesday
morning at 8:15. Minnie Ola
Ammons, president, presided.
Miss Winters, sponsor discus
sed plans for the district Y
Teen conference which Is to
be held in Durant. The meet
ing was adjourned, and short
cabinet meeting followed.
The freshman class presen-
ted the chapel program We'd
nesday. After the devotional,
a quartet of girls, Jane Cox,
Betty Fay Hathcock, Becky
Derrick, and Mary Lou Horn,
sang Paper Roses" A series
of skits followed. Unsual tai
ents were displayed. Sue
Thompson modelled a dress
she made. Carolyn Browning,
Pattie Hefner, and Geneva
Fucker did a song skit. Bob
by 10 O'Briant sang two
songs. A number of other
skits and songs were presen-
ted. Mrs. Jack Hague is the
freshman sponsor and had ar
ranged this program which
was enjoyed by all.
The FILA. is selling Stanley
products. If you wish to buy
some of these products,
please contact one Of the
girls.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

weiner roast at the Ebenezer
Community House Saturday
night.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

The Y-Teens plan to hold a
"White Elephant sale. If you
have articles which are use
less to you, please contact
members of this organization.
An exciting pep rally was
held Friday morning in Il.
auditorium,
The Tigers last regular
game will be played with Lex
ington on November II, on the
Lexington field.
Durant 47-Brandon o. Con-
gratulationS! Let's go for Lex
ington, Tigers!
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

Mr.. T. E. Murtagh spent
Sunday in Moorhead, guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Murtagh
and Pamela. Mrs. T. E. Muir
tagh stopped in Tchula for
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Murtagh and family.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

NEWS.

Friends of Mr.. Sam Sam.
pie, Jr., will be pleased to
learn that he is recuperating
satisfactorily at st. Dominic
Hospital in Jackson after
major surgery there on Fri
day.
Eddie Fuller of Lexington
was a weekend guest of Son.
ny Thomas.
Alice Ann, Tommy, Mike,
Jimmy and Helen Theresa
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

Sunday guests of Mrs. Sara
Baine were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rigby and family,
Sally, Stephen and Hugh Of
Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Harris,
Harvey and Kenneth Harris,
and Miss Lorraine Norman
visited relatives in Houlka,
Sunday.
Mrs. Gillie Smith and son,
Tim, Mrs. w. G.. Smith of
Yazoo City and Miss Carolyn
McKibben of Jackson were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. E. McK1bben.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Ray
visited her father, Mr.. R. G.
Brawen in Louisville Wednes-
day afternoon.
After spending several days
in Laurel with her daughter,
Mrs. V. Reinhard returned
to her home in Tchula Sun
day afternoon. She was &C.
companied by her daughter
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

Mrs. Wilburn White and
Mrs. Bill Edwards entertain
ed the Baptist youth with a
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

Mrs. Sara Baine returned
Tuesday from a business and
pleasure trip to Memphis.
While there she visited in the
aome of her son, Harvey
Baine, Jr.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

Rev. Dennis Johnston ac-
companied members of the
M. Y. F., to the Holmes Co.
Park for an enjoyable even
ing of skating Saturday night.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

Mr.. Maury Shurids and son,
Maury, Jr., attended the Miss,
State-Alabama football game
last Saturday in Starkv1lle.
Mrs. Lester Lyon and Mrs.
Billy Bole attended to pusi-
ness in Greenwood Friday
afternoon.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

Mrs. Horace Van Wyck OF
New York City and Mrs.
Hamp Jones of Jackson visit
ed their father, Mr.. j. B.
Irving and uncle, Mr.. Ken
living, for a few days last
week.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

The Y-Teen District Con-
ference will be held in Durant
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

Tuesday from a business and
pleasure trip to Memphis.
While there she visited In the
home of her son, Harvey
Baine, Jr.
Mrs. Horace Van Wyck OF
New York City and Mrs.
Hamp Jones of Jackson visit
ed their father, Mr.. j. b.
Irving and uncle, Mr.. Ken
living, for a few days last
week.
After spending a week In
the nome of her mother, Mrs.
Hattie Trigleth, Mrs. j. b.
Phillips returned to her home
in Hubert, North Carolina last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Nixon
visited with his brother, Mr..
Gene Nixon in Yazoo City
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John H. Howard enjoy
ed a brief visit from her sis
ter, Mrs. E. M. Sanders OF
Durant, last Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Jack Barwick and
Mrs Frank Eakin attended a
library board meeting In Du-
rant Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR Gran.
than enjoyed a weekend visit
from his niece and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Price
of Coyington, Tennessee.
Mrs. J. c. Cannon and Mrs.
Frank Gwin, Sr., accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cole, Sr., of Jackson on a
scenic trip through the Ark
ansas Ozarks last weekend.
We, along with the parents
and many friends of 1t. and
Mrs. Willie Frank Waterer.
send congratulations upon the
arrival, Nov. 2, of a daughter,
Susan Barger. She IS being
welcomed by her brother,
"Chip." 1t Waterer and fam
lily are now stationed on
Okinawa.
Mrs. Everade Jones has re-
turned from Atlanta where
she attended the General
Council of the Presbyterian
| Church U. S. While there she
was a guest in the home OF
bor dauChtar Mrs Guv CaIk
and family.
Mrs. Chloe MCGEE and
daughter Linda were home
for the weekend from Green
vile with her mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Foster.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. N. Jones,
Guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Howard were Mrs.
Andy Anderson Of Memphis
and Mrs. E. N. Sanders Of
Durant.
The A. G. Congers enjoyed
a pleasure visit Sunday from
Mrs. Conger's cousin, Mrs.
Frank Thane of Memphis.
Relatives from Baton Rouge
paid a pleasant surprise visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Foster
Saturday evening and Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Smith
motored to Jackson Sunday
morning to meet Mrs. Smiths
mother, Mrs. Ed Hawkins
who arrived by plane from
Sacramento, California for an
extended visit in their home.
DR.. J. J. Kazar will leave
by train from Durant Thurs
day to attend the Fall Ma
tional Executive meeting of
the China -India-B Burma Vet
| eran Organization to be held
at War Memorial Center, Nov.
IS, 10, and goth In Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. DR.. Kazar is Sur
geon-G General of this Organi-
zation.
Miss Mary Alice Shields,
Mrs. w. G.. Gwin and Mr..
Homer Knox accompanied the
10th grade to Jackson We'd
nesday night to see the Mill.
saps players present Julius
Caesar"
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

Mrs. Chloe MCGEE and
daughter Linda were home
for the weekend from Green
vile with her mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Foster.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

After spending a week In
the home of her mother, Mrs.
Hattie Trigleth, Mrs. j. b.
Phillips returned to her home
in Hubert, North Carolina last
Thursday,
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

Mrs. John H. Howard enjoy
ed a brief visit from her Sis
ter. Mrs. E. M. Sanders of
Durant, last Thursday after
noon.
Holmes County herald., 1960-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Nixon
visited with his brother, Mr..
Gene Nixon In Yazoo CITY
Sunday afternoon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

I Edwards was found guilty by
Recorders Judge Gerald and
fined S25 or 80 days.
Albert Andrews, 81. Of 1928
Carter. was found guilty of num-
Der writing last week by Re-
cordcr's Judge Frank G. Sche
manske and fined S25 or 30
days.
Andrews was arrested in the
vicinity of Dexter and Carter,
after accepting a dollar bet from
Patrolman Benjamin Johnson of
the vice bureau.
The officer said no confiscatcd
eight current dated mutucl bet
slips and $3.50.
Elizabeth Shell. 25, of 4O27
st. Clair was arrested last week
in store at 1916 Hart and charg
ed with simple larceny.
Police said Mrs. Shell stole a
blue dress valued at SD and
concealed the garment in her
purse.
A store detective said Mrs.
Shell paid for other items, but
attempted TO leave the store
without paying for the dress.
~#
Hugh Little, Al. of 1907 Mac
Kay was arrested last week and
charged with welfare fraud. Ac-
cording TO welfare investigator
Frank Willctt, Little received
Sl97 in unemployment benefits,
and reported only S45 of the
amount TO the welfare depart
ment Willett said Little rcceiv-
ed Sl05.27 from the welfare de-
partmcnt during the same period.
g. j. -
George Jones, 81, address un-
known, was arrested last week
and charged with maliciously de.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority:
The 40th Anniversary of Zcta
Phi Beta Sorority was held at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

Cheese-Dsie-Eran Bread
Y culs nour "A cup chopped dates
All ,o Up susa1 IA cups milk
"a a "spouns oshing powder egg, beaten
,,a ln, sal, u cup melted fat
p sneuued cup whole bran cereal
I'll. Hour sugar baking powder and salt into howl Add cheese
combine milk, and slightly cooled fat Add TO dry
and stir only until dry ingredients are mosencd Fold
pan s ng careful not to ovenx Pour creased Loaf
mt; A. s2 z2 nches) and bake moderate (350'fl
ohe about 90 minutes Cool in pan minutes and out
WI rack to finish cooling Yield: loaf ''N~' -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
BY Ruby Williams
Eta Phi Beta Sorority
Alpha Chapter Sponsor Tea

Sunday. March 9th approxim
atcly Sixty liostcsscs Of the
Alpha Chapter, Eta Phi Beta
Sorority greeted guest who fill
ed the Social Rom OF the Cent
raj Y w. c. A., 2230 Withcrcll
to share their "Sixly Hostess
Tea from as pm. The affair
was special project leading
up to their Annual Spring Hobo
Dance of which proceeds will
he used for Scholarships for
worthy young women seeking a
Teaching Career for the benefit
Of Retarded Children
Featured on the program was
the famous Artist. Mr.. Arthur
lsBrew. pianist. Other psrtici-
pants were Samuel Jackson, and
Miss Grace AlIsood. SoIoisf.
Young DARWIN Apple gave two
beautiful Instrumental redifions
on the Violin. Soror Jean Lane
Parker brovgh greetings. Serv-
ing on the Committee were
Ruth Clemens. Daisy Elliott. Ann
cite cIsrdy, Mildred Widemsn,
Alice Newman. Bessie Ware,
Blanche Whisonsnf, Pennie Bur-
ton. Lila Noble, Eva Reese.
Lorraine Thomas, Evnice Palmer,
MerIinder Shannon. Hannah, e.
lery. Mildred Blaney Also,
CwendoIyn Hill. JvIis Bsvghman,
Merry G. Hubbard, Founder }.
L. Parker, and Katherine King.
Dorothy Reedus, Secretary, Mary
Jane Boyd, Chairman. Laura Z.
Stewart is Bssilevs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

surprise your with snack freshly
Neu cheese date bran bread sandwiches milk This whole
snack helps to meet the daily food
Dy making positive nutrtona instead of providing
fy a1oIes 50 typical Of many snack This snack combines
recommended in the s. Department of Agriculture pamphlet
Essentials OF an Adequate Diet
During April the Cereal Institute and tho rav As
% JON IN the Seventh Annual Spring Cereal Milk Fes-
@ 70 promote the nutritona value OF cereal and milk The
ana MIX serving the use of this valuable
al MAKE worthwhile contribution towards making up OF
the INACCURACIES Of teen-age diets s ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
COURT NEWS

struction of property on the COM
plant of his mother.in-law.
Mrs. Irene Rosemond, 80, of
1862 Columbus. said Jones came
to her home seeking admittance
to see his estrangcd wife, Mrs.
Vicki Jones, 81, and smashed a
door when she refused TO admit
him.
Jones said his wife left him and
returned to her mother. Jones
said he became angry when he
was not allowed to see his wife.
u 9
Willie Lester, 38. of 4Ol East
Kirby, was found guilty Of break
ing and entering last week by
Recorders Judge Frank G. Sche.
manske and fined S25 or 30 DAYS.
Police said Lester took suit
from roommate and attempted
to pawn the suit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Lewis Business College
Alumni Association,

Sponsored the Annual Found
er's Day Banquet at the Gotham
Hotel. Thursday. Feb. 18th. fr.
Henri A. Shines of Grace EpiS-
copal Church. speaker. used a
theme. Opportunities Unlimited
with Business Education
Mrs. Georgia Hudson. a l'N
graduate Of the L.B.C. received
the Horace A. White Orchid
Award, for outstanding achieve
ments in the Business Field. The
Founders Day celebration was
ci,maxed with a Dance held at
The Elks Hall on West Elizabeth
Street. Mrs. Violet T. Lewis,
president and founder received
many consratuIsfory expressions
from those attending these enter
tanning affairs.
Third Baptist members are
now making plans for their Pas
tors First Anniversary. scheduled
TO begin in April. Local minis.
tcrs and their church congre-
cations will participate in the
week long observance. Rev. So.
Williams. is Pastor.
MISS YOU note from friends
Of Mrs. Eula Wiser, of Oakland
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Society Doi;ngs

the McGrcgor Memorial Confer.
cncc Center Saturday evening at
$3.50, March 9th. 1860. AS is
their custom all Fratcrnitics
over the USA celebrate Found.
er's Day with Testimonial Din.
ner or Tea.
Mrs. Edna Holeom3. OF Wcx.
ford Street Of Detroit. Mich, was
chosen as Woman OF the Year"
for her achievements in Human
Relation in Civic, Social and Re.
ligion. Mrs. lolcomb is So.
cicty Reporter of Michigan Chron.
iclc and a Sunday School teach.
or at Tabernacle Church, also a
member Of Current Topic Study
Club.
All Sororities sent representa-.
tiycs and other important or.
carnations and other people
Joined in this history making
event for our Edna"
Beautiful flowers, gifts and
cards we're received.
Miss BESSIE M. WHITMAN.
R.N. has just returned from a 26.
day Caribbean Cruise. She was
accompanied on this trip by her
cousin from Chicago. Illinois,
Mrs. NETTIE JANE IRVING.
Miss Whitman reports a most
glorious time, and we have cv-
cry reason to believe that this is
true, as she has souvenirs and
interesting curios from every
Port. which she now has on dis
play. She also made colored mo,
,ies as she travelled
She also told us that she saw
wealth and poverty at its highest
and lowest Levels, and that in ev-
cry Port that they touched on,
the Natives paid the highest re.
spect always TO the American
travellers, but somehow thcy
seem to feel that they all had
plenty of money to share.
Miss Whitman says that the
things seen and the experiences
on the trip were PRICELESS. All
who had the pleasure of hearing
of this wonderful trip. have felt
that they too, we're along and
sharing in these experiences as
they were re-told.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

Patrolman Jesse Ray, 38. OF
! Woodward Station, was treated
last week at Receiving Hospital
for laceration of the head.
The officer was walking his
beat in front of the Cow Palace
Grill. 1850 Woodward, when an
lciclc fell from the roof, about
20 feet above the pavement and
struck him on the head.
Eleven families fled outside
and to the first floor last week
when a flash fire broke out in
an apartment house at 25l7 John
r.
Police said the fire in the So
notwithstanding house appar-
emily started in an apartment
occupied by Charles Smith. 81,
and was caused by a defective
gas heater.
The damage was estimated at
$4,000
Smoke spread through upper
apartments when flames climbed
up wall spaces and spread to the
roof
A dress shop at 2725l Cherry
Hill. Inkstcr. was robbed of $40
also IL women's blouscs and a
dozen ladies' wallets at the point
Of knife by youth about 10
years of age. who escaped.
Claywood Love. 40. 2145 East
Kirby. was found bully of non
support Of his cstranged wife
and minor daughter last week
in Recorders Court by Record
cr's Judge Frank G.. Schcmanskc
and placed on one years pro.
baton.
Mrs Jessie Love. 80. of 1879
Montclaii said the last support
she received from her husband
was February ? when he gave
her SIS.
Police said Love is an auto
worker. and earns about 500
a week.
The couple was married in Tolc-
do. in April, l947, and separated
last September
Journey w. Lee. Ga, of 1855
Mack. was arrested last week and
held for investigation Of carry
concealed weapons.
Jolcc said Lee had a shotgun
hidden under the trench coat
he was wearing when they Arrest
cd him at ST Aubin and Super.
Tor He said friend whom nc
loaned S85 had failed to pay
him and he was looking for the
friend to collect his money.
Robert Lawrence Powell. %,
Of 4460 Moore Place, was charged
with fclonious assault last week
in warrant signed by Record
er's Judge George Murphy How
ever, police had been unable to
locate Powell
Theodore Edwards, Al, of 2701l
Fermcr, was arrested last week
outside Of a market at 225l w.
Dawson, and charged with shop
lifting. Police said Edwards stole
two cartons Of cigarettes, valued
al 1898 and concealed them un.
der his overcoat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Bridget:

Bridge:
Mrs. Margaret Patton, Of CLAIR.
mount was hostess TO Club 3
Bridge Pals Wednesday evening
Continued OF Pace 8
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Detroit
Spotlight
BY JAMES ALFRED BuLree

Emmanuel Muravchik of New
York City, Executive Director
oil the Anti-Discrimination De.
partmcnt of the Jewish Labor
committee discussed Problems
OF the Negro and Jewish Minor.
tiles in the United States and
inc Role of the Trade Union
Movement Robert Battle Iii.
is President OF the TULC.
Lloyd II jameson, manager of
the Veterans Administration Re-
slonal office in Detroit since
December, 1855 has been trans.
fcrrcd to VAS Central office
in Washington, d. c. as staff
assistant to the Chief benefits
director.
Don Vest, who worked so
hard with the Northern Ccntcr's
rccrcational programs, has re-
signed and leaving for New
Jersey to train for his new job
with the Boy Scouts.
q 4 =
Popular Mazicncll Pat" cclc-
bratcd her birthday with party
Sunday, at the home of her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tur-
ncr. Some of the young guest
who helped her have fun were
Mrs. Bobbettc Butler, Mrs. Au-
drey Posey, Jimmie Butler, Law
ellie Billingslea, Leonard Higgins.
The snow that crushed the
roof of the Paradise Bowl early
Saturday morning, smashed what
was one time the finest bowling
lanes in the world owned and
operated by Negroes.
Pvt. Sylvester Marshall, grand
son of Mrs. Viola .LeGrand, of
St. Aubin, is a Detroit Soldier
now employed in the Finance
Office of his European Post.
Pvt. Marshall is a former stu
dent of Northern High and is
contemplating making a lifetime
career of the Army.
Martha Lee and Corine Nj.
Roy are mailing invitations to
their Fashion Designs by Ia
Treble Powers Sunday. March 20,
4 p m. at 3672 Medium, Every
body's Tabernacle.
The Sardonyx Club are max
ing plans for their anniversary
ball which will be held on Mar
Oh 10 at the Nacirema Club,
Officers are Mrs. Georgia Terry,
president; Mrs. Evelyn Williams,
treasurer; Mrs. Shirley Harry,
secretary, and Mrs Anna Hamp-
ton, financial secretary.
Artist Jon Lockard has been
commissioned by the owners of
the China Casino to do their
new murals.
The National Association oil
Fashion and Dress Designers
will crown their Queen Tor
1860" April 20 at a Coronation
Ball. Marie Harris and Mary
Johnson are in charge OF ar
rangements
A 60 hostess tea was gwen
by the Alpha Chapter OF Eta
phi Beta Sorority Sunday after,
noon at the Central branch OF
the YwCA, 2230 Wl'herelI'
Some of the artists who appear
or on the program were Arthur
I'aBrew. concert pianist Grace
AIIoood. contralto; DARWIN Ap
ME vioIinist and Samuel JACK
son. baritone. Soror Mary Jane
Boyd was chairman Of this