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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-09

'Tf a growing object b both
fresh and spoiled St the Same
time, the chances arc it Il q child"
Morris GOldflscher.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-09
THIS NJ THAT
By Hazel Underwood

WHAT OF THE DAY1
II we sit down at set Of sum-
And count the things that we have done,
And, counting, find
One self-denying act. one word
That eased the heart Of him that heard;
One glance most kind,
That fell like sunshine where II went
Then we may count that day well spent.
But If, through all the lfvelong day,
We've eased no heart by yea or nay;
II through it all
We've done no thing we can trace.
That brought the sunshine to q face;
No act most small,
That helped some soul, and nothing cost,
Then count that day a. worse than lost"
Selected Thought Gems From Priceless
Mines. Thanks to Mrs. c. Walter Glenn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-09
no YOU KNOW

That today's progressive man is
one who wears last years suit,
drives this years car and lives ON
next years salary!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-09

THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
You, the above named defendant,
are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled ac-
ton, which complaint has been
filed in the office Of the Clerk Of
said District Court, at the City Of
Minneapolis, County Of Hennepin,
State of Minnesota, and to serve a
copy of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscribers at
their offices, 705 Northwestern Fed
eral Building, Minneapolis, Mime
sofa, in the said County of Hennepin.
within thirty (30) days after service
OF this summons upon you, exclusive
of the day OF such service; and II
you fail to answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff in this action will
apply TO the Court for the relief
demanded in said complaint
Dated: August IS, 1850.
Norman Perl for
NEMEROV & PERL
Attorneys for Plaintiff
705 Northwestern Federal Building
Minneapolis 8, Minnesota
spokesman, Sept Q, . q l0
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"a DioVnond Is Not a
Doo's R0Sf Fro

Dogs Best Friend"
Oceanside, Calf. (ANP) - Mrs.
Gardner Barnard was frantic last
week when a long search failed
to locate her $1,000 diamond ring
which disappeared after she had
placed it on her bed.
But, after a doctor and technic-
ians were called in. x-Rays located
the gem in the stomach Of the
family's BasSet hound.
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9 U M m o N 9

So M m ONs
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Elaine NJ Berg,
Plaintiff,)
Lloyd v. Berg,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-09

Sincerity impossible unless the whole being and
preten of the foundation Of characterJAes
Russell Lowell
inerested In tnproyng ousevea wouldn't be nice
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-09

NEW Tommy show
opens Rouge Holly
show appeared
Peggy Lee at the Desert Vegas
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-09

September 10, 1S47 - John R
Lynch, Negro Congressman from
Mississippi during reconstruction.
born near FerTiday, La
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II we are interested In improvh
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10
Unsung Heroes

facilities for carrying on a well
roundcr program OF christian
education.
Meanwhile he continues 10
teach his psrishioners the value
Of becoming eommvniiy-minded.
He Is currently taking fhe lead
In the NorthfieId-Tiremsn area
and adjacent communities In the
removal Of vnwhoIcsome inflv-
enecs from that section OF the
city.
Rev. Vincent is affiliated with
several organizations whose pur-
pose is to promote better
life for all citizens of Detroit.
Notable among these is the Bap-
tist Ministers Conference OF
which he has been secretary for
the past two years. He helped TO
organize Boy Scout Troop GIL,
which is rated the best troop in
Detroit. although il is not yet 3
years old. He serves as its com
mittecman and chaplain.
In talking with Rev. Vincent
one is Immediately impressed
with his spirit of humility and
dedication. His conversation al
ways tends toward what he can
do for others. He is most reIvc-
fanf to talk about himself. II was
therefore not surprising TO learn
that he and his gifted wife. Al.
verna cherish future plans TO
become part-fime missionaries in
Nigeria, w. Africa. They are the
parents Of two children, a boy
an! girl. He plans TO enter
Wsyre State University soon to
study toward major in socio-
Iogy.
II is gratifying to salute the |
Rev Mack +. Vincent, who him
self lives the sermons he breaches. |
quietly but tirclcssly |
day and night for others, he is
a hero for Christ.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10

1854 beauty-contest winner,
Al yie Dickinson is Hollywoods
newest symbol Of sex appeal.
Currently starring in Warner
Bros. THE Bramble Bush, she
plays one OF the sexiest roles
ever portrayed on the Ameri-
can screen, Angie also has the
most be autiful legs since
Marlene Dietrich measure
ments: ankle, Sl5"; calf, 12ia";
thighs. 1917.
Her favorite sport is water
skiing. Like most girls. espec-
tally those in the public eye.
she works at keeping her fig
ure at its prettiest. Angie diets
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10

white. Dorothy FIssin was Mis-
tress Of Ceremonies for the eIsb-
oisfe program presented. FASH
ions by Dorothy Hssty. present.
ing the latest in Fall attire were
modelled by Rebeees Hssty, Karen
Thomas, Carolina Thomas, and
Willie Mae Daniels.
Hair Styles were shown by the
Andrews Beauty Salon. Models
wearing the attractive styles were
Nettic Taylor, Brenda Thompson,
Willie Mae Daniels, Betty Dunn
and Rcbccca Hasty. In tho Walk
ing Dolls Parade, tiny tots ages
two to four years showed off
their pretty attire in keen com.
petition The winner of the con
test was little Gwcndolyn Davis.
who went away very happy with
doll almost her exact size.
Others in major rolls we're Mrs.
Della NJ Gought. and Mrs. Bessie
:. Andrews. General Chairman.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10

purse containing S5, one pair of
earrings and cigarct lighter was
stolen
Police said Dora concealed the
earrings in his mouth and dis
cardcd the lighter in the police
car cnroutc TO the station.
Dora is presently on proba-
ton for similar offcnsc.
Rosie Johnson, l8, of 977 Mack.
died last week in Receiving Ilospi-
tai. She was admitted to the hospi-
tai suffering from an unknown
illness.
Mrs. Agnes Lee Richardson, 50,
OF the address, Miss JohnSon's 5
mother, said her daughter com
planned Of illness Aug. %. She
said Aug % the girl grew worst,
and She became alarmed over
her condition and called the City
Physicians office, who respond
cd to the call and ordered Miss
Johnson to Receiving Hospital.
Clifford Lamar, pa of 1852
buchanan. was arrested last week
and charged with larceny in a
warrant issued by the prosccu-
tors office.
Ernest Williams, 50, of GAL
Blaine. accused Lamar Of snatch
Ing S85 from his hands Aug. 20
while he was talking blind
man on Hastings near Livingston.
Williams said the blind man
whom he knows only as Bob, -
had informed him that he could
tell the denomination of paper
money by feeling the bills.
Williams said he had just cash
cd check in the amount OF $50
Ia a nearby bar and was holding
the money in his hands when
Lamar came up behind him
snatchcd the money and fled.
Lamar denied the charges.
George Wade. "a, of l3845 Rio
pcllc, pleaded guilty to drunken
ness last week and was fined
SIS or 80 davs by Recorders
Judge W. Mckay SkilIman.
Police said they arrested Wade,
a night club singer at Orleans
and Dawson.
Valerie Ashford, "A, of 2305
Brush, was found guilty of dis
turbing the peace last week by
Recorders Judge w, Mckay Skill
Imam and fined S25 or 80 days
Mrs. Ashford was arrested on
the complaint of Benjamin Jcn
kins, %, hotel clerk at the Brush
address. who said Mrs. Ashford's
room had been locked for non
payment Of rent. Jenkins said
Mrs. Ashford smashed a window
entered the room and removed q
trunk.
Mrs. Ashford told the court
Il broke the window and col
my trunk because wanted Il
change clothes"
John p. Craig. SO. OF 1886
Rochester, was cxoncrated Wed
ncsday in the fatal shooting las
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10

A double ring ceremony united
Alice Williams and Mr.. Harold
lIankins Sunday, Sept. 4th, 1860
at 6 PM, at Hartford Avenue
BAPTIST Church with the Rev.
Charles A. Hill officiating.
The bride was most serene as
she entered fhe church on the
arm of her father. wearing
pearl white dull skinner's satin
sewn with an elongated bodice
and sabrina neckIine with over
elbow sleeves. The skirt fell into
court train (covfvrIer vogue
Design.
She carried a prayerbook with
odchids and stephanotis.
From a satan crown a finger
tip veil fell. gift from her grand
mother.
Mrs. Mildred Dobey was mat
ron OF honor wearing Burnt
l.randy Velvet Dress.
Other attendants were Mes
DANES Leila Llorens, JACKIE
Clark, Grace Smith, Emily Jack
son, Joan Moncrics. Schawn
Simmons. Junior bridesmaid OF
Chicago, They were all fashioned
alike, carrying Autumn shade
fugi NUNS. Little MillIccnt and
Deborah Dobcy were flower girls,
Dana Jackson ring bearer.
Mr.. Alex Dobey, best man.
ushcrs: Luther Miller, Herman
Walker sf indianapolis, Samuel
Smith, Thomas Hankins. Rveben
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10

The post war years have wit
messed tho gradual cmergcncc
Of a new type Of leadership in the
Negro church. Dedicated. quietly
dynamic and practical. II is far
removed from the flamboyant
tcchniqucs which characterized
much Of the leadership Of the
prc-war Negro church.
The Rev. Mack G. Vincent, pas
tor Of fhs Greater 81. John Bsp.
tiA Church. 7<33 Norfhfield
typifiss this new approach TO the
task o; Iistins Christ UP 10 the
world. Ne began his ministry 10
years ego In Franklin, La. and
was called TO the psstorsfe Of the
Loving Chapel Baptist Church in
Franklin. Ky.
lie came TO Detroit for work
and study in 1854 and worshipped
at the Morning View Baptist
Church. Morning View thcreupon
granted him a scholarship to con-
tinuc his studies at the American
Baptist Theological Seminary in
Nashville.
Upon completion of his work at
the seminary he relinquished the
pastorate at Loving Chapel. He
was invited to take the pastorate
at his present church. Under the
leadership of Rev. Vinccn. the
church membership has grown
to 300. lIc likewise has under
taken broad program of modern
ization. This includes the building
OF new cdificc with adequate
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10

Police said The robbery nctted
Cunningham and Miss Hill more
than $1,000.
Abe j. Ford, "a, of 2095 Pin.
gree. charged with first degree
murder in the last May "a fatal
stabbing of his common-law wife.
Mrs. Alice Ford, 33, of the Pin
gree address pleaded guilty TO
second degree murder last week
before Recorders Judge Paul E.
Krause.
Police said Mrs. Ford suffered a
stab wound of the left breast
during a scnseless argument fol.
lowing a drinking party.
Ford well be sentenced Sept. l6
James Stewart, 81, of 3O40 Ana
belle, was arrested last week and
charged with fclonious assault
IN a warrant issued by the pro.
secutors office.
Stewart was arrested on thc
complaint Of his wife. Linnic 25
who accused her husband of
beating her about the body and
lace with his fists, during an
argument over whether or moi
Mrs. Stewart was going TO bed
The assault occurred last Wed.
ncsday shortly after 100 am
Stewart denied the charges
lie said that he struck Mrs. Sic.
wart In sclf-dcfcnsc, after She
threatened him with a knife and
barbecue fork.
MIS-. stewart also accused her
husband of thrcating her with
pair Of scissors.
Wyiic Morgan, 81 of 27o4
Ellery, was found guilty of non.
support last week by Recorder's
Judge W. Mckay SkilIman and
placed on probation for two vcars
Morgan was arrested on the
complaint of his wife, Mrs Samel.
ier Morgan, 20. Mrs. Morgan said
her husband is employed al the
rreat Lakes Steel Company. but
mas not reported for work since
July 10. She said Morgan remains
all night. ou'
She said Morgan told bcr ,ha,
ine steel plant was on striLc
MRS. Morgan said she discovered
lne steel plant was moi closed
as stated by her husband whom
shc called the plant.
Mrs. Morgan also stated Tho,
,hcir cook stove and rcfripcrator
nave been rc-posscsscd. Tho gss
mas been shut off for a month
Ihc water bill is unpaid and
time. vi "' any
hind o''"s DC
Mrs. Morgan said once in
great while her husband wo,,,,,
ouy q loaf Of bread and a hottie o
ren. '0 S"'iu
,o,n Inc couple was married in
iS4' and still live together.
} Continued on PAGE 9,
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10

week of James l.. Clcmons, 81.
a tenant who lived at the Ro-
chester address.
The prosecutors office refused
to issue warrant against the
carctaker, and labeled the slay-
lns as "eXcuseable- self defense. A"
Clcmons was shot by the care.
takcr after he kicked in the doos
to Craig's apartment when Craig
refused to admit Clcmons and
his wife.
Police said Mrs. Cra.s left the
key TO their apartment at the
home of friend. Snc went to
the caretakcrs apartment and
asked him to open the door with
the mastcrkey. Craig informed
Mrs. Clcmons that his wife had
the mastcrkcy, and he would
nave her to open the door as
soon as She returned home. AT
inns point Craig alleged to have
slammed the door in Mrs. Gle.
mons face.
"A short time later Mrs. Gle.
mons returned TO Craig's apart
ment accompanied by a friend
who is also tenant at the add.
rcss. Mrs. Clcmon became in.
VOWED in an alteration with
Craig and his wife over unlock.
ing the door to her apartment
During the altcrcation a sculflc
cnsucd at which time Mrs. Craig
slapped the face OF both women
Mrs. Clcmon fled from the scene
called her husband and informed
i'm about the incident.
Police said CIemons accom-
panied his wife back to Craig's
apartment. The carctakcr refused
to open the door and Clcmons
kicked his way into Craig's apart
ment. During the process, Crial
Tired one shot at Clcmons' feet
AS ClemoD, his wife and z
friend fled into the hallway and
around the corner, they were
followed by Craig who fired tho
fatal shot when Clcmons adj
vanced toward him armed with
a 12-inch-butchcr knife.
The Clcmons moved to the adj
dress recently. and according &c
reports Mrs. Clcmons had en-
countcrcd previous trouble from
the carctakcr.
Faye Hill. 10, of l774 Seward
found guilty Of first degree muir
der by a jury two weeks ago be
fore Recorders Judge Gerald w
Groat was sentenced to life il
the House of Correction las,
week.
Miss Hill is charged with IN,
May 20 fatal shooting of Patrol
man James Mccks OF the Youth
Bureau, following tho hoIdup Of
a market at 1927 Baglcy.
Miss Hill was charged with IN,
crime because she aided Eugcn,
Cunningham. AZ 226 Vinewood
in the crime which caused IN,
Staying of the policeman.
Cunningham also lost his life
He was killed by Officer Mccks
who in turn was killed by Gun
ningham.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10

Angie Dickinson exercise and
good posture are essential
Here are Angles posture tips:
l. Your figure looks better
when you stand tall. Graceful
posture can make an average"
shape seem perfect.
2. Be consciously aware of
your posture In every gesture.
See yourself n picture of grace;
think tall when you comb your
hair, makeup. stand, walk.
3. Sometime during every day
lineup your body. back to wall.
touch head. shoulder blades.
buttocks and heels to wall. This
pulls diaphragm up and In:
aligns pelvis joints.
4, Hands are most important
They must be gracefully held
as well as soft and smooth. But
don't crook your little finger
holding a cup That went out
with World War /. Don't let
them get rigid. stay fixed or
set; clasped across a tummy or
In your lap. They should sug-
gest serenity, move lightly
whatever you do. Massage them
often with a good lotion. Give
your whole body lotion mas
sage, especially your legs, after
your daily shower. TO encourage
that 1.-THE and timber look.
To keep not only your hands.
but arms. elbows and legs In a
pretty smooth state, Lady
Esther designed a Hand and
Body Lotion that Is full Of
beneficial softening ingredients
besides being the prettiest
shade OF Aquamarine and 80
sweet smelling.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10

a sumptous dinner. Cards Tor the
tAtla tun.
Luncheon:
nus. virginia Edwards honored
MRS. kazo.ia tnrasn. and MISS
haLolla Jones OF dallas, Texas
last Saturday with delectaDIe
luncheon al 1 O'Clock. Her guests
are lcacners IN Dallas and form
or college cnums.
A denghtiul group OF ladies
AS Mesdames Virgie Brooks, Esslc
ralIaierro, Martina Booker, Essle
swan, incz Young, Alberta Sew
ell, Mildred Scott and Theresa
talbot were happy to be guests.
Welded:
shirley Ann Mack. daughter of
Mrs. Walter ii. Mack was mar
RED Saturday morning TO Mr..
John Crear Of Dayton, Ohio, at
Blessed Sacred Cathedral Church.
She wore beautiful VIA
satin and chantilly lace gown,
ballcrina length. Her flowers
were white roses. Mrs. Thomas
Malone Jr., was Matron of Hon
or. The wedding reception was
held at the Randora Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stone, and.
their daughter of Tuskcgee, Ala.
visited Mrs. Alma Booker (moth-
cr Of Mrs. Stone) two weeks.
Their stay with other relatives
and c0urtesies from friends made
II very pleasant
Midsummer Cotton Ball:
The Tuskcgce Alumni Club of
Detroit gave their 9th Annual
Midsummer Cotton Ball, Satur-
day evening at the Veterans Me-
mortal Bldg.
There were so many ladies.
adorned in expensive cottons for
this gala affair. Music was fur
mshcd by Jimmie Morton's Or
chestra. Mr.. Walter B. Block is
president.
Citizens Passed Over the Week:
Paul Simmons of fireman Ave
Mckinley Carey of Firwood.
George Collier
Julia Phillips of Blaine, aunt
OF Mrs. Marguerite Cotman.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10
Church Of Our Father
1onors Pastor:

In observance of his Sixth An
nivcrsary, Rev. J. IL Gstlin. Pas
tor of Church of Our Father
Baptist. located on Madison ST..
was honored at Lawn Tea
given at the church parsonage.
located on West Boston Blvd.
Sunday. September 4ih at 400
pm
Flowers on fhe main table were
beautifully arranged carrying out
the color scheme, green and
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10

Ruby Lewis. 6. OF 432 Horton.
suffered fracture OF the skull
last week when she fell from a
second floor porch onto a cement
walk. She was rushed TO Rccciv-
Ing Hospital where her condition
was reported TO be fair:
The girls mother told police
that her daughter was playing on
the porch when the accident oc.
cured.
A small Upper kit containing
$1,000 was stolen last week from
Miss Alexander Dogucki, a. OF
1904 AngIin, as she was waiting
for bus at Dcquindrc and Davi
son.
The body of a Detroit woman
was found last Sunday along the
railroad tracks Of the Baltimore
and Ohio one mile west Of H0l
ton. Indiana.
Police identified the victim a
Susie Stone. Sc of 1929 Lee
Place, who left Louisville, Ken
lucky cnroutc back to Detroit
They said Miss Stone had spent
d week with her sister in Louis
Vile.
Meantime. medical autoritics
said Miss Stone was pushed. OF
Jumped or fell from the moving
train.
Mrs. Myrtle l. kays, OF the Lee
Place address. said Miss Ston,
had lived with her for IL years
and that she had no relatives
other than a nice, in the city.
Mrs. Keys said Miss Stone was
not the Kind Of person who would
commit suicide.
IIoIton. Ind, is about an hour
and half by train from Louis.
Vile.
Joseph II. Golden. 33. OF l541
Fischer, was fatally injured las
week when the car in which h,
was passenger struck a tree
IN the center parkway Of Wood
ward north Of Long Lake Road.
The driver, George w. Jack
son. %, Of 1873 s. Parkc. Pontiac
suffered multiple decorations anG
skullcd fracture.
A 60-ycar- blind woman
Mrs. Cora Love. Of 2205 50. Az
bin. was seriously injured las
week when she fell from a second
floor porch at tho rear of he,
home and landed on tho side
walk.
Mrs. Love and rushed TO re
ceiving Hospital suffering from
severe decorations OF the hcat
and possible fractured skull. Tn,
aged woman told police she wa
walking on the porch when sh,
lost her balance and toppIcd ovcl
the railing.
Jewell Mason. AZ. Of $50 W.
Grand Blvd. was arrested last
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10
COURT NEWS

week after he invaded his cstrang-
cd wifcs apartment and kicked
and stabbed a male companion.
He is held for investigation of
kidnapping and felonious assault.
Police said Mason forced Ken.
Meth Rogers, 20 of 2728 Roosevelt,
his wifc's brother, to lead him TO
the apartment at 1922 Field where
his cstrangcd wife. Ruth. 20, had
moved with their three children.
In critical condition in Rccciv-
ing Hospital is Joe Colombo. %,
address unknown who was stab
bed in the abdomen, back and
head.
Fourycar0ld Darit nc Daughtry
Of 1857 Putnam. was wounded
asst week by a bullet in a bone
ire.
Police said the child suffered
injuries OF the right wrist and
eft knee. The accident occurred
while Darlene was playing with
icr sister Diane IL. and brother
Doyle. 10 in tho yard when they
)uilt the fire.
The officers said ncighbor-
hood boy, Robert Shocklcy, 8,
Of 5045 Commonwealth, threw
lhc bullets into the fire.
A federal court jury last week
found three men guilty of trans
porting Sl80.000 worth OF mari
uana to Detroit.
Convicted were Francisco Ira.
cnio. go, Of 1887 Canterbury,
Dearborn, George Casey. 1888 Lo-
throp, and Jesus Guerra, Del Rio
Texas.
The jury dcIibcratcd only 9C
minutes before reaching the yer
lict.
The three men were arrested
last March after US. Custom.
igcnts traced tho dope. packct
n four footlockcrS. from Tho
border town of Uvaldc, Texas, tC
Detroit.
The three men will be sentenced
'cpt. 49,
George Rowe. %. Of 1903 S
Wilson, Royal Oak. died in Re
Giving Hospital last week of ;
bullet wound in the head Polio,
aid Rowe was shot by JoscpI
rriglia. Of $50 Yorkshire, in
ended victim OF a holdup at
cmpt.
Two of Rowc's companions
George Bell. %, and william
Austin. as. face murder charges
as participants in an attcmptc,
hoIdup during which a KILN,
occurred.
George Levi Dora, %. Of 25i5
buchanan was sentenced Ia
30 days in the House of Cor
rcction last week by Recorder
Judge w. Mckay SkilIman aftcl
pleading guilty to larceny from
person.
Dora was arrested al the JAZZ
Festival at State Fair Ground:
on the complaint of Susan Miller
l8, Of l550l Seymour. Whose
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10

Lowe Carol Stout, and Mrs. Juan
TIA Franklin.
Ushcrs were from the Twelfth
Street Baptist Church. Mr.. Alvin
Curry, President OF .lsracl's Bap-
tist Male Chorus. Mr.. Andrew
Curry Program Chairman. Mrs
Jennie Boyd, Pianist Dircctrcss.
Rev S S. jenkins, Pastor.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10

Mitchell, Warren Woods az Mas
ter John Simmons Of Chicago,
Theodore Shields was at the
organ, soloist Doris Wecms, Cal
vim Wcems and Samuel Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton c. Will
Iiams are the brides parentand
she was wearing a beige satin,
The grooms parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Millard Hankins and she
was wearing Kvm famib rmah
wore a moss green peau dc-solc.
a brilliant reception was Civ
en- at the Naeirema Club. Beau
tifvI gifts were received.
New Minister at St. Stephens
AME Church,:
Sunday morning 81. Stephens
Church heard their new minister,
the Rev. Martin Luther Simmons,
from Minneapolis. Mimi. who
pastorcd at ST. Peters AME for
ii years. He has wife and two
children.
He will finally be domicilcd
on LaSallc Blvd.
Dinner:
II was joyous Saturday after
noon at the spacious home of
Mrs. Corinne Booker on Pacific
when the Phinoclc Club mem
bcrs, Mcsdames Thelma Han-
cock, Bcrnicc Cook, Gwcndolyn
Harrison, Margaret Causey
frankie Nelson. Irma Wills, and
Mass Gcorgina Harding compll-
mcntcd their husbands and guests
Mr., and Mrs. Harrison Reid with
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10
Detroit
SPeDlIifc
BY JAMES ALFRED BULTER

Mrs. Milliccnt Wills, of 2905
Tuxedo. social studies teacher
al Higginbotham School. 20ll9
Wisconsin, returned TO Detroit
bubbling with the memory. Of
spending seven days with DR. Al
bert Schwcitzcr in Africa
Mrs. Margaret Barnes. Of 3277
Clements. became the bride of
William n. Quarlcs Friday.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-09-10

by ting a
little OF every
I h ng. with
emphasis on
the rittle".
Diet lone
keeps weight
off. To be linn
Der, su pple
and Cracaful.