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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31

/ Hexagon Manor 600 Chandler.
Charles A. Williams, Director of
the Hexagon Club.
Birthday Greeting TO Mrs.
Elaine Seamon Of HoIford Street
River Rouge, Mich, whose natal
Day is Dec. 26th.
The Social Queen Club climax.
cd the year of 1860 with a very
successful and entertaining caber-
ct Party at the Danish Brother
hood Hall. Entertainment was
supplied by floorshow which
was emceed by Vernon Coleman,
some Of the other very fine acts
were presented by the very talent
cd Myamia Young. Brenda Jones,
Jenny Johnson, Diane Greene,
and Kim. Music was supplied by
the very well known Jazz musician
Bill Moorehcad and his Band
The Social Queens we're hon.
orcd by having many of the
employees Of Traffic Court and
Michigan Bell as their guest. A
few Of the many guest were
Charles Middlcstonc, Cordalce
Holland, Charles Bell. Harold
Griffin, Bcrnicc Taylor, Blanche
Taylor. Alice Thompson, David
Johnson, Betty Henry. Wilma
Gardner, Anna Hill, Art l.. Davis,
Margaret ONeal. Ralph Hurtte,
Calvin Perry, Larry Harper, Alvin
Mccullough, Mamie Townsend,
Ernest Payton. Lawrence Cart
wright. Gilbert Fimster, Billy
Ray Jordan. Vincent Long. Bar
bara Pickett Paul Dunn. Charles
Brown, Charles Harris, and many
many others.
The members of tho Social
Queens are as follows: Mrs. Freda
Lee. pres, Mrs. Erodias Turner.
treas. Irma Turner. sect. Ivy
IIuttec. and Arcmeita Morrison
entertainment committee. Inactive
but helping out to insure the
success Of the affair was Gussie
Harvey
All the club members would
like to take this opportunity 10
thank each Of you for your parti-
clpatIon in what was a grand
year and to wish each and every
one Merry Christmas and a
Happy and Successful New Year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31
Detroit
SPOllite
BY J ALFRED BUTLER

Emmett Gricr, one Of Alter
Kid Ellis protegcs, was deeply
toucHcN when he read the story
IN the Tribune about Ellis losing
MS post as boxing instructor for
the Department of Parks and
Recreation. Emmett has been
talking T. 'vicnds and former
boxers and there's a strong pos
Slbillty something will happen.
The Detroit Tuskcgce Alumni
club planning committee met
Saturday to finalize plans for
their annual formal dance which
will be held on Friday. Dec 30,
at the beautiful Sheraton CadiI-
lac hotel. The dance will be held
IN the main ballroom. Some of
the committee are Mrs. Florence
Bcasley. Mrs. Martha p. Cox. Ma.
than T. Stringer. Thomas H.
Jones, and Joseph Williams.
Music will be by Johnny Traf-
tons orchestra.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31
PATRICIA Lorraine ANDERSON
WEEDS DAVID LOVE
BY Ruby William

Patricia Lorraine Anderson and
Norman David Love were married
saturday, December 18th at 500
pm. in the New Calvary Baptist
Church, located on Concord and
Stuart Streets. The Rev. Joseph
T. Thomas and the Rev. Grant
Love OF Berian Tabernacle, Fern
dale Michigan, officiated. The
bride daughter of Mr.. Rudolph
Anderson Of Bewick Street, wore
a princess style gown with
Chantilly lace bodice, and peau
Gle ange skirt. enhanced with
Chantilly appliques on the skirt.
Her flowers were a white orchid
on Bible The bridal attendants
were attired in aqua lace sheath
with pcau de sole overskirts. and
carried noscgay carnations and
an orchid. Mrs Gwcncoldy Ford
was matron of honor. and she
wore a turquoise lac cysr tae
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31
Bishop Celebrates
61st Birthday

Dear Friend and Brother:
The Missionary Workers wish
TO thank you for all you've done
in the past TO aid us in the
promotion of our work in caring
for the poor and needy We have
fed many hungry people; given
shelter and clothing to many who
were cvictcd from their homes;
in addition 10 this. We have
secured jobs for many who we're
seeking employment and have
visited with and prayed for the
sick and shut-ins.
BY the Grace Of God. our
ultimate aim is to serve fallen
humanity in any way We can.
regardless Of race, creed or
color
Big program SUNDAY arc Jan.
lth 1861 4 PM. all are welcome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31

Senior Choir Ct Quinn VIII spon
sor rs Christmas program at Z
pm Mr., Alice Conner. president
announced that the officials of
the Metropolitan Choral Union
have been invited to join them
in the program The Rev. Percy
r. James is the pastor.
The Rex J II johnson. rasior
at Greater Middle Baptist Church
and the Rev + S. Solomon. pas.
tor at New Provident. announced
that Joint service will be held
at the latter church on Jan H.
The Rev. j S. Williams. Jr.. of
the New Vi, Zion Missionary Dap
list Church, will be the guest
speaker at the afternoon Enamel
patton celebration.
The Rev. J {. Austin. pastor at
Pilgrim Baptist Church. will be
guest speaker at the New Light
Baptist Church Sunday, Jan 8
at pm.
The Rev. A. l. Merritt, pastor
al the Mt Lebanon Missionary
Baptist Church for IA years was
elected TUESDAY as presidential
large of the 300-mcmbcr Baptist
ministers Conference of Detroit.
Jehovah Missionary Baptist
Church presented It's Melody of
Christmas " program Sunday after
noon The Rev F. G Melvin is
pastor Mrs w NJ Melvin direct
ed the program.
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Ey James Alfred Butler

Caristaas Sunday ~ A special
service was held in the main
auditorium Of the church, Deem
her -. at IL am The Rev Mag
sic Donald. associate minister at
lie Church Of Our Faith, dc.
htcrcd the message. The Rev
Jnncs + Rippy. assistant minister
presented the Rev. Donald.
Among other speakers during the
month Of December were the Rev
Clara b. Johnson, associate mini.
slcr at the Church of Our Faith.
who spoke on The Prodigai
SON" and the Rev. James f.
Eippy who delivered the sermon,
"Thc Eagle Stirs her Nest"
The Rev. W. Cornelius Barnes,
minister, announced plans for the
new church building Sunday
morning.
The Metropolitan Choral Union
will hold its gospel feast al the
VT Calvary church on Dawson
near Dequindrc. The Union has
made great progress this year.
The program will be held Sun.
day. Jan |. The Rev. j. Il. Gle
mcnts is host pastor
Calvin Gordon. general chair
man. announced that contestants
for the sixmonth drive Of Quinn
Chapel AME to conclude in May,
are pouring in
On Thursday Dec. %, the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31
Pride denied the charges.

James Savage, 25, of 1910
Superior, was arrested last week
and charged with simple larceny
in warrant signed by Recorders
Judge Paul e. krause.
Savage was arrested IN a down.
town department store where a
store detective said he observed
Savage put on sport jacket
valued at Sl499 and conceal il
under his top coat.
Also confiscatcd from Savage 5
Pockets we're one bottle of after
shaving lotion and one bottle Of
perfume. The loot was valued at
1910 Police believes the latter
articles were stolen from another
downtown store.
Leroy Ingram. 30, OF 1884 3lst
Street, was arrested last week
and charged with breaking and
entering a coin box.
Police said ingram broke in a
coin box in telephone booth
at Bcaubicn and Palmer
The officers said they coniiscat-
cd $3.50 in nicklcs and dimes
Ingram denied taking the
money from the telephone coin
box.
The officers said Ingram ran
as their scout car approached the
intersection.
-Four men accused by police
Of committing 10 armed robbcrics
in the Detroit area since MD
October in which SACOO was
taken we're held last week on
$1,000 bonds each on arraIsn'
mcnt b.f,rc Recorders Judge
Paul +. krausc.
They are ll,.d Quinn, -, Of
1912 Virginia Park: James DAVIS
a. of 2e8l I.onlfellow' Harold
proclineton. 20, Of 1858 Hazel
wood and Ernest Gates. ~ 81
800 Crar,Scc
P,licc said the fur blad,'s
"a
he'd up a drus store at 9!e'
lam.ii,n. last October -, thea
committed nine other robbcrlcS.
Daniel FAY. Is. 4 2ie3 G'r1
dale was found guilty of drunk
mss last week bv Recorder $
.lrd,c Gerald W Groat AMI n'u
$40 or 90 days in the House OF
Correction.
Police s1id they arrested Na,
fhc home e Willie Mac RcNal
r 2l3l Gucna Vista. alter hc r.
fused to 20 home.
Miss Royal said RAY came To
her home with a friend She sa'd
ne was intoNicatcd and refused
~ accompany the friend when nc
departed
RAY told the court all he wanted
to do was to talk with Miss Royal
Clay Morris, a. of 9l4S Sylves'-
or was found guilty Of engaging
drunkness last week by Re
cordcrs Judge Gerald W. Groa'
and fined s25 or 30 days IN the
House of Correction.
Morris was arrested after nc
accented a SITS mutual bet from
Patrolman William Patterson OF
The vice bureau. The policeman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31

Mrs Corinnc Booker of Pacific
invited some Club friends to her
very nice home Saturday after.
moor, noon Tor Phinoclc and serving
,nelr a most appclizing Xmas
luhchcon which was a real
treat It's always nice going 10
her homo. -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31
Society Doizsgs-

XMAS EVE BUFFET DINNER
PARTY
The red carpet was rolled out
ne attendants ushercd in the "a
rucsts at the beautiful home OF
AIR & Mrs. Walter Harris Of Re
yerc Christmas Eve for their
festive dinner party. AS each
lady who was so beautifully
cowncd made her entrance a
christmas Corsage was pinned on
her before she greeted her hosts.
Upon entering the dining
room the table spread was very
eolorfvl Of red. white and green
check and this was centered with
white crap dragons. red and white
carnations. Needless 70 say the
choice menu was paIatable to
the most discriminating taste.
Movies. cards and dancing com
nrlscd an evening of enjoyment.
Guests Were: Mr.. & Mrs.
Louis Hamilton Of Great Neck
N. Y. brother of the hostess).
the Walter Bvrketfs. the Wmn.
Burkesis, the Lewis Hsmiltons.
the George Thompsons, the OBJ
bic Freemans, the R. Loves, the
Freddie Peoples, the Alfred Jack
sors Frank Cvyfons. the popular
Mary end Robert Halls. the
Charles Hymsns, the VIM. Tapers,
the G. Morris, Mrs. Lois Joseph
and Mrs. Alice Moore.
g.
Detroit Howard Alumni Xmas
Party:
Christmas was truly in the air
Saturday evening when the IIo-
varIi,cs gave their annual Xmas
paty It the home Of Dr. Rosa
l. ,;rAss on Ardcn Park. whose
son Icfhcrt Grags ir was ho>i
Cnsr.iy and personal gifts were
qiycn. w.7,ch is always acceptable
H. NJ here were many members
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Detroit Methodist Club

sunday afternoon at $3.50. the
Detroit Methodist Club gave their
annual Xmas Dinner party at the
Naclrema club, with % members
present JOY and happiness seem
cd to prevail their, making a
pleasant afternoon.
Mrs Pearl Collins is nrocidan,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31
BY Court Reporter

Two youths who created a dis
turbancc in drug store al 1901
Puritan last October % and re.
fused TO leave the establishment
before they damaged S225 worth
Of medicine and show cases, were
sentenced to TO 4 years in
Jackson Prison last week by
recorders Judge John A. Rlcca
after they were convicted Of
malicious destruction of pro
pcrty.
They are Ilcrmar Hicks 10. CT
25O7 Maycrly and James e. WI.
son 20 Of 1901 Lawlon.
Police said The two youths made
some unpleasant remarks to a
woman customer in the drug
store They refused TO leave wncn
The owner of the store asked
them to 90 An alteration Ell.
sued at which time a display OF
"A glass showcase containing other
vitamlns were Knocked over. Also
medicine was tipped over and
smashed.
Ernest Adams. IL, of 3245 East
Fort. was found guilty of larceny
last week BY Recorders Judge
Gerald ". GrOat and sentenced
10 80 days in the House Of Cor
rcctIon.
Adams was arrested on the
complain of Odcll kylcS, ~, OF
12a JOS. Campau. who said he
pulled his wallet containing $40
Dee II and Was in the process
Of paying bill when Adams
rushed up snalchcd the wallet
and the money and fled.
plcz Jackson. Of o692 Cascade.
vas arrested last week and chars-
ed in a warrant with making
false statements to obtain I'M
employment benefits from the
Michissn Employment security
Commission.
police SAID Jackson Obtained
s572cO Illegally while havn1 an
unrcparlcd earning ,f Sl2J9.zi
during the same period
John Williams. 40, d i772
Grardy. WIS arrested last wcck
and CHARGED with welfare fraud
in 2 warrant issued by the prose
Gators o.fcc
According TO welfare inNVsu'
ys,or Frank Willcii Williams
obtained sis777 Illegally Nil'e''
lid Williams included ms
daughter Carolyn. IN MS Wc'i"v :
nudgct. when sh" was cmrloy.,o
4 lia,ncs Memorial Hospital WIN !,
IN unrcpohcd earning OF $3.50 90,
The WRiiams family accept q
s;e7 = in wc'frc dole during
the same period.
Arthur Pride, 60. of 444 Gun.
ION. was found guilty OF Dess,hs
last week by Recorders JUICY
Gerald w. Groat and sentences
~ 20 DAYS in the House OF Oor'
rcciion. -, p.;do
Police said they arrested r''ue
At Gratiot and Broadway ~"c, 81 !.
he was opening the doors o. ea'
stopped for the traffic sisnal Deg
Qlng.
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COURT NEWS

clad in civilian clothes, said he
approached Morris and inquired
What's the number for yester.
day." Patterson said after Morris
told him the number he told
Morris that he would like for
him to pickup his numbers daily.
Twcnty.onc persons we're ar
rested last week in a raid at Az
Stlmson Sadie Burgess, rs, oil
80 West Philadelphia, was founc
guilty Of engaging in an illcga
occupation and fined S25 or 81
days.
Patrolman Ernest MCMAHON OF
Woodward Station said he made
the arrest after purchasing 3
mixed drink from Miss Burgis,
who denied the charges.
John +. Raincs. Sc, Of ll75t
North MartIndalc. was arrested
last week and charged in a war
rant with making false statement.
to secure unemployment benefit
checks.
According to William p Nc
Cannon. MESC investigator,
Raincs received S495 from the
MESC while having an unrcportcd
earning of S838.68 during the
same period.
Herman Brown "a. of 1881 Till
man. was arrested last week in q
downtown department store anc
charged with sh0pllilIng.
4 store detective said he OBJ
served Brown conceal two men
shirts valued at $3.50 under his
coat and leave the store.
store detective Maxwell Brown
quoted Brown saying. Il plannct
to sell the shirts to raise some
money for Christmas
Zen Evans, 35. Of 1910 Pyle
pleaded guilty TO engaging an IL
lceal occupation last week before
zee rdcr's Judge Gerald w. Groai
md fncd S25 or 30 days in the
irue e Correction
Evans was arrested in the vi
nifty f Northwestern and Law
ton after acccrtin, dollar be
from Palrolman William Pattcr
son
lasncr Moore. SOS Tennessee
vas found guilty Of making I;
false statement TO obtain unem
rlOymcnt benefits
According 70 Frank Willclt. we
FIRE investigator. claimed two
grandchildren who lives in The
south IS his dependency
Pearl Duhosc. ~. cf 5665 May
bury Grand. was found guilty o.
d.rnkncSS last week by Recorder
Iudgc Gerald w Groat and fined
s25 or 30 days in the House OF
Correction.
Police said Miss Dubosc walked
into Petoskcy police station where
her brother-in-law was being ques'
toned for driving without an
operators license and told them
you can't lookup my brother-in-
law because he has TO drive me
home"
The officers said Miss Dubose
Continued OF Page 81
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end guests present making merry
time with The Record music.

A delcciablc repast and soci.
able drinks were served
Anticipation for the 8 o'clock
breakfast was running high also,
Oh yes, they hac Jolly good
time. {. Foster, president
400 Study Club met at the
Nacircma club last week with
Mrs. r. Johnson as hostess. There
were 40 members present and
as usual they had a lovely meet.
ing.
DR.. Rosa l.. Gragg, and DR.
curtis were guest. Mrs. Odessa
Trotter was welcomed into the
club by the President, Mrs. O.
Palmer.
The Social Informcrs. gave a
lovely Xmas party Monday night
at the home Of Mrs. Florence
Horn on Oregon. Mrs. Mildred
Green lutchinS of Los Angeles
was here for the party also to
visit her mother and sister. She
also installed the officers of
the club for the ensuing year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31
FOR US A CHILD IS eoRN

The Senior Choir of Hartford
Avenue Baptist Church presented
For Us Child Is Born" Sunday
evening. and every number was
a delight.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31
CINDERELLA CLUB

Santa Clause with a Big Pack
on his back went to the Jessie
Ihompson'S convalesccnt Home
Friday afternoon administered
the real Christ like Spirit, Santa
opened up his Pack bringing out
nighl'caps perfume powder,
soap, tooih-pastc, gum. ice cream.
eegnoS, cake and so many other
things, | simply cant remember
,hcm.
The Cinderella club was hostess
70 this warm hcartcnins after
neon.
Mrs Alice Moore. Chairman
Mrs Mary Howell, President
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Social g. Church Round-Up

feta sheath dress. The brides
maids were Mignon Scruggs, Of
Collingwood, Carol Ann Henton
Ct Helen, and Beverly Gillard
OF Maybury Grand Rufus Hamil-
ton was best man. The groom, son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love of
Montcvista asked Javan Walker.
LAMAR Hudson, Bernard Dent,
Fred King. and Willard Love TO
seat guest. Flowergirl Janctta
Dickerson, of, Seneca wore q
Turquoise organza dress with a
high neckline. The bride will
graduate from Wayne State Uni.
versity in June. and is affiliated
with the Delta Sigma Theta Soro-
rity. The bridegroom is a gradu-
ate of Wayne State University and
is affiliated with the Kappa Alpha
Psi Fraternity lie is also a De.
lroit Public School Teacher The
couple will reside on Wexford.
Mrs. Helen Harry who formerly
rc,t''G IN kcrchival in Detroit,
n .4 "'ea oklahoma.
Miss Dolores Lorraine Ivory of
Detroit was runner up in the
Musical Contest sponsored by the
Metropolitan Association OF
Teachers. The contest was held
in Roosevelt University, Chicago
recently. Dolores mother, Mrs.
Ivory, and sister Barbara were
present TO see her finish in sec
ond place. Dolores is pianist at
the Russell Street Baptist Church.
MIR. and Mrs. Chester Adams
of Otscgo street will entertain
members Of the Sunday School
Superintendent Council. Saturday.
December 3lst. Mr.. Adams is
president Of the S. S. Supt
Council OF. the C.M.E. Churches
II Detroit.
Joyce and Harriet Humphrey.
daughters Of MIR. and Mrs. John
Humphrey CT Conant, spent
Christmas in Cleveland, visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Madgc Cyars of Baldwin.
has returned 10 the Motor City
from Memphis. Tenn. where she
attended the National Convoca-
ion Of the Church of God in
,hrist
Sunday, January 9th tho Rev.
T. c. Aston, pastor Of Pilgrim
Baptist Church, Chicago, Ill will
&c guest speaker in the IL AM
service at New Light Baptist
'hurch.
3irfh Annovneemenfs
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Porter, pa
rents of a baby boy named Ber-
nard. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Goolsby
of Richton has Il new son named
Ronald.
The ROYAL WINDSOR REST
AURANT located on Woodward
Avenue near Rosedale. was the
setting for the Saturday night
banquet sponsored by the Mt
Zion Tabernacle Church Of God,
TO benefit the Radio Drive The
restaurant was recently purchased I
~ the Mt Zion Congregation, Of /
which the Rev c. L. Morton is
Minister.
The Evening Students of the
Detroit Bible College. located /
IN Myers Road were entertained |
1t a reception. Saturday, Deem
Der 10th Mrs Edna Rusncr is
Asst. Registrar. The Rev. Dr. Roy |
l.. Aldrich is president
The Baptist Training Union and !
Mothers Board of the Christian !
Temple Baptist Church. located |
on Forest at Cadillac observed |
their third Anniversary, Sunday, /
Dec 18th. Rev. d. n. Mersier is
pastor
s.
The lIcxagon Club will have
heir annual Queens Ball, Friday, (
December 30th in the Grand Ball
room Of Cobo Hall Miss Hcxagon
# 1861 will be crowned Tickets
arc available to the public at the J
Mooic In Yc
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E.SES BISCUITS
Guns flour u butermfk
tohespoons bokno powder "a
I teaspoon salt u teaspoon vonlld
ID. Il stick margarine y teaspoon sugar
n cup milk lcbouO
end dry ingredients Cut gorine with knives OF pcsuY
consistency eornmeo Add other ingredients Stirring
onv until combined needed Turn oued
board gently obout Winch thick
Cut biscuits place lightly creased Boke IL Minis hot
soo'Fl Fer tiny hscn boks - nina serve vaas 49,
smyn =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-31

The lIcxagon Club will have
heir annual Queens Ball, Friday,
December 30th in the Grand Ball
room Of Cobo Hall. Miss Hcxagon
# 1861 will be crowned Tickets
are available to the public at the
Evening star., 1960-08-28
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Notices
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Evening star., 1960-08-28
Greetings

KAY GLOVER-Happy birthday.
from Nom and Dad. May all
your days be good and glad.
ELLEN AND ANNE - Happy
sweet 16. Always, DORIS.
HAPPY 10th birthday to Johnny
Bevins on Aug. 20. SUSAN.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY on Aug. 81
to the best mother in the
world Love, YVONNE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY on Sept. Z
to the greatest teen-age Nom.
Always loving, PAT.
JACK DANIEL-Happy birthday
Aug. ~. Love, from MON,
DAD, JILL and CINDY.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Bob who
is my "one boy" With love,
DIANA.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
BRIEFS

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School will hold an informal
orientation day Friday for
any new students and their
parents wishing to see the
school before opening day.
Members of the student
government organization will
be on hand from 10 am. to
$3.50 pm. to guide visitors to
home rooms and other points
of interest, and to fill them
In on B-CC regulations, Gus
toms and activities.
Five Prince Georges County
teens, winners of the County
Recreation Departments fish,
ing contest for Fairgrounds,
were given a busman's holi-
day fishing trip on CheSa-
peake Bay.
The junior IsSac Waltons,
who won the trip by catching
the largest fish in each of
five classes, showed their tall
ent by pulling 80 fish from
the bay during the sail.
The youths and their
prize-winning catches are:
Joseph Dunn, FlintStone
Playground, 1919 Inch bass;
Hickey Martin, Green Mead
ows. 912-inch blue gill; Jo-
seph Holcombe, Riverdale
Hill. 6l2-inch crappie; Tippy
Lee. Lane Manor, 21-inch
carp, and Clark Hensley.
Laurel, 12-inch catfish.