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Evening star., 1960-05-20

Thursday, May 10, 1860, at her
residenGe, 225 MASSACHUSETTS, ave.
loved wife of Henry H Thrashsr
and mother of Francis w. Matson
OF Westf1eld. N. j. Friends NAV
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 9Th
St. and Mass. ave. ne, until 8 am.
will be offered at st. Joseph's Cath
Ole hChurch, I'd ana c SITS n -
at $3.50 am. Interment Freehold
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Bratha

II. 1850. at the District Genersl
Hospital, SARAH D. GREEN Of
2607-A Dunbar rd. Sc devoted
mother Of Horace N. and Jerome
Of Ethel Pulliam. Friends may call
after pm. Friday, May 30. ~
the House Of Boyd Funeral Chapel
522 Sth St sc Services will be
held at pm. Saturday. Nav 81
at Peoples Union Baptist Church,
iii South Carolina ave, Sc, with
the Rev. John Kenneth offlciating
Interment New Harmony Memorial
Park 20
Evening star., 1960-05-20

mVSLOSi i LEPHA ?. On THURSDAY
pital. LEPHA P. MOUTON of 3I3
st; ne, the beloved wife Of Phil
lip s. Mouton, mother Of Val r,
Le vans. She also is survived BY
TWO grandchildren. Friends NAV
cali at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
81: and Mass. ave. ne, after 4
pm Friday. May 20. until 10 am,
saturday. May 2l. REQUIEM mass
Will be offered at st. Joseph's Cath
oie church. ID and c SITS ne.
on Saturday. May II. at ii am
lhterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
NANCE, IDA, On Wednesday. NAV
ts' 1850, MRS. IDA NANCE of 30s
ST ne, beloved mother of Ed
ward and Marshall Kelly. Mrs ia
haZeI smith, Mrs. Sarah McNeal
aeIatiSsr aqa MRS. Lula Mae Sims. Other
Remains resting with 1, Murrsy
q So,5 son@ 1897 10th st. NV. Funerai
Ho'i'e laIeF 20
Evening star., 1960-05-20

JORDAN; MILES. on Tuesday. May
u, 1860. at his residence, Q0S
Girard st. ne. MILES JORDAN
tather OF Felicia Gray ana Lille
Mae Mines. Also surviving are
seven grandchildren, a niece, Myrie
Mii!lams. and other relatives and
May 20, at l pm. at the Brooks
Allen Funeral Home, 18th ST
ana Florida ave. NV, the Rev
Robert Anderson oficiating. Inter-
ment Harmony National Cemetery
Evening star., 1960-05-20

FElri6dsy; May 90; 1860. ALBERT II.
sTRlCKER Of 1880 Wisconsin ave.
e. Stricken and beloved father of
Mrs. Howard J. Russell and j, Rob
ert Stricken. There also are three
grandchildren. Friends are invited
to call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
phrey. Bethesda. Md, where sery-
Ices will be held on Saturday. May
n, at II am. Interment Park
lawn Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-05-20

HOGE. EULYSSES. A special COM
q munication of Mount Her
W mon Lodge, No. l79, A. F.
IN q M. is called for
~NS Saturday, May II. 1860,
NO[Y at l:l5 pm. at the Ma
Nv" sonic Temple. HyattSyille,
~ Md, to conduct the last
EULYSSES HOGE
JOHN @. GLADING, W. N.
WILLIAM F MORTIMER. Jr..
Secretary
Evening star., 1960-05-20

JONES, ISABEL. On Wednesday
MAY, IS, 1850, ISABEL JONES Of
i236 Hopkins place Sc, mother OF
Mrs. Lgia Clarena. Mrs. Eta Davis
MIS-. Glendora Mason. Mrs Lury
Mcintyre. Mrs. Cynthia Scott and
sally, Leonard. Rubin. Milton and
Willie Jones Friends may cali AZ
the johnson q Jenkins Funeraj
home 4s04 Georgia ave. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday. NAV II, at $40 y m
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry, S. W. Butler, Mortician.
Evening star., 1960-05-20

Jn.aaHlNs. OF WtuHtSuay, May
-; d960, at Arlington Hospital,
St, Springfield. Va. beloved husband
ot Katherine Ward, father Of Ar
thur Ward, son of Mrs. Catherine
Ward of ireland. He also is sur
yived by two sisters and four
brothers, all Of Ireland. Friends
may call at the Robert ] Murphy
Funeral Home, 1924 Columbia pike,
Arlington, Va. (parking in rearl
where there will be recitation OF
the rosary on Friday, May 20, at
p.ms REQUIEM mass viii be Of
Tered at $3.50 am Saturday, May
81, at st. Michaers Church. An
Mandate. Va. Interment Calvary
Memorial Park. Fairfax, Va.
Evening star., 1960-05-20

Wednesday, May is, 1880 at Prince
Georges General Hospjtal THE0~
DoRE I. GoLLADAY..a he lHG is
survived by his wife, Selma
er and Donna: FIVE sisters % Mas
Beedle of Quicksburg. va Ana
beavers and ESta limerick OF
New Market, Va Zelda Bowers o.
5dinburg. Va: Eleanora Mason OF
Kelly OF Quickshurg. va, He also
IS survived by tw6 granddauehters
Friends and relatives may cali at
the Dellinger Funeral Home, Mount
Jackson. Va. Services and inter
Church. west OF New Market, va
20
Evening star., 1960-05-20

Thursday, May 10, 1860. SfTFFoRT II
kIRBY OF BIS Carmody Hills drive
Sarmody Hills. Md, beloved hus
pand OF Mrs Marie z. Kirby ant
Istner Of Mrs. .Hilds Tucker, Johr
E. and Patrick NJ Kirby He ais,
Is survived by three sisters, fou,
orotherS and grandson, Mr.. Kirb,
rests at the Gasch Funeral Home
4!39 Baltimore ave. Hyattsviile
No. from q pm. Saturday. Ma
IL until 10 pm. Sunday. NAV 1o
The holy sacrifice of the mass vii
ne onered at ST. Margaret's Cath
ollc CHURCH, Seat Pleasant, Nd
on Monday. May %, at 10 am
RELATIVES and friends invited IN
terment Fort Lincoln Cennafary
Evening star., 1960-05-20
HARVEY, MARGARET ELSIE. O

oARET Z. HARVEY. tsIU; beloved Mah, Aif,
of Jack n Harvey, sister OF Mary
A. Hannah, Elizabeth c, McKeone
Helen G. Everly. Dorothy v Mackit
OF Philadelphia, Pa; George J
Maekie Of Washington, d. c., anc
William j. Msckie of West Chester
Pa. Mrs. Harvey rests at the W
<. Huntemann a. Son Funeral Home
5132 Georgia ave. NV, until Satur.
day, May 21, at pm. Requiem
mass at the Church Of the Gesu
Pa on Monday, May 81, Al III
am. Interment Holy Cross Gene.
terry, Philadelphia. Pa. tParktns
facilities in the rear.l 81
Evening star., 1960-05-20

WNIk, PHILIP. On Wednesday. Nav
II, 1860, PHILIP MACK Of $3.50
Burns place Sc. beloved husband Of
Fearl Mack He also leaves to mourn
ms passing three sons, one step
aunts and other relatives and many
irlends; Remains resting at the
Jonn I; Rhines a. Co. Funeral
Home; 3Ol5 18th st. ne, where
dae 5dtiehoS may can after Z pm. Fri.
services will be held on Saturdas'
May u, at II noon. the Rev Is
James ofticiatinR Interment Ma
tlonaI Harmony Memorial Park
Evening star., 1960-05-20

May. IS, 1860, EULYssEs HoGE Of
$500 30th St. Mount Rainier, Nd +,
tnee Painter md brother Of James
8. Hoge Of Philadelphia. Pa, and
Mrs. Grace H. Thatcher Of Long
Island; N Friends may call at
Nsleys Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode
Island ave. at Eastern ave. ne,
where services will be held on Satur-
DAY. May Il, at . pm. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 90
Evening star., 1960-05-20

UEHhEh, IULDIE; Suddenly, on
DECKER Of 1901 Connecticut ave.
NV. beloved mother Of Mrs. Mae
Iicktin. Mrs Judith Hartman. Mrs.
Jean Goren: Louis, Sam and Sol
Decker and Martin Decker of Phila-
delphia, Pa She also is survived
By a sister, Mrs. Lena Dubinsky OF
New York, and a brother, Samuel
Gildenhorn of New York. Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky
sons Funeral Home. 1901 I4th
81. NV on Sunday, May -. at
pm. Interment Adas Israel Gem
,etery Memorial week, 1901 Con-
nectlcut ave. NV, Apt 593 In
lieu OF flowers the family suggests
Heart Fund %
Evening star., 1960-05-20

On Wednesday, May Is. 1850. at
his residence. Vienna. va REM.
JAMIN FRANKLIN THoMPSoN be-
loved husband Of Florence Hunt
kidwell, Mrs. Oracle Wiilet, Mrs.
Matte McCauley and Mrs. Clara
Thompson; brother-in-lsw eli Harry
and Lee Hunt. Friends may cali
at the Money g. King Funeral Home,
II Maple ave. west. Vienna, Va,
day, May FL, at . pm. Interment
Flint Hill Cemetery. Oakton, va.
Evening star., 1960-05-20

.ACH. YETTA. The members OF
mN Front Line Federal Auxil-
iary. No. S24, Veterans OF
5 Foreign Wars Of the United
4 states, are hereby noti-
fed of the death of Sis
ter YETTA RELACH. Serv-
ices will be held at the
ernard DsnZanSky e. Sons Funeral
.ome. 350l 18th st. NV, at 4
m Sunday; May %, 1860.
YULE BALL, President.
Evening star., 1960-05-20

SsTNLn. NAhhIE a. On wednesday,
may Is, 1850. at Nassawadox. va,
CARRIE A WALKER of 1921 Kaio.
rama rd. NV. mother of Mrs. P.
J. Prettyman, ir. of Exmore, va,
and A. C. Walker Of Kensinston'
Nd. Services on Friday. May 80,
at the Mapp Funeral Home, Belle
haven, Va. Interment Belle Haven
Cemetery. 81
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
New Songbook Leader For UNI

ANN ARBOR - Vacationing
youngsters may not want TO be
reminded of ii. but The Univer-
sity of Michigan Broadcasting
Service (WUOM already is pre-.
pairing Radio Classroom pro
grams for fall.
Some 10000 elementary school
pupils in Michigan will meet
their new classroom teacher for
Festival of Song" in October.
Hiss Frances Gillett. assistant
professor in The University of
Michigan School of Music. is the
fourth teacher of Festival Of
Song is its ll-ycar history.
She replaces Edythe Albert who
conducted the series for the last
six years. The first radio teacher
was Lois Anderson. who was sue
ceeded by Janice Cobb in 1861
In addition TO becoming ac-
quainted with Miss Gillett as
their new radio teacher, the chill.
cren will also become familiar
with a new song book. presently
Icing prepared for the coming
school year.
Miss Gillett is selecting nearly
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
DETROIT SPOTLGTE

lizard Of SeyD1rn Avenue. has
te,r selected a. one of 30 Amer.
~ youth % pariic.paie in a
pfo-ism II me Berlin Industries
a.r The group ~ill leave this
fcuntry On Au- 81 alter q 10
Nat ifs.Ein4 program IN Wash
f1k'Dn Charles Is st4den. al
Fhi.!iPs Acad emy Ancoycr
Aa- TINS j. ms third yea. on
scholarship Locally De Is 1
product % Lincoln and s;eoher
eenenis.s choo!> Barbour Jun
.er iAsh snc Cass Tee.
E,crsone born undcr ne s..n
u lao Say p August u will
" pee.alis hDnored al inc Zod..
C.ah essarei party III the
Deld Room oi ihe Tncniy Grand
o. Friday escnins Aug ) Iner,
sl.l b. free birthday gli,s ioI
those born ON that dato and
favor, tor The rest Of the Lccs
Othcr fea'ures Of the evening in
Guide iac dance music by jimmy
wilkins and ssfrology rcaGing.
- Prot Jose Huardo
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
(hrysIer Plants
Earn Awards

DETROIT, The National
Safety Council has presented
three Awards of Merits to plants
and divisions of Chrysler Corpora
ION IN recognition Of perfect in.
dustrial safety records achieved
oy employees in recent months
ihc company's Defense Division
comprised of the Detroit Tank
plant, the Newark, Del. and Scran.
'on, Pa. Defer plants. and the
divisions headquarters and en-.
-Ineering offices at Center Line.
Sllch.. worked 2.467,118 consecu.
tive man-hours without a disabl.
'ng employee injury in a six
month period ending in March
Awards OF Merit were also re-
reived by the Highland Park
plant. which operated for over
pre- ard . half million msn-hours
without . disabling injury, and
he Newark, Del. Assembly plant.
which worked more than . mil.
ION msn-hovrs without lost
time accident.
With these latest awards Chry.
sler Corporation employees have
won recognition from the National
Safety Council on l3 occasions
his year for achieving safe work
records exceeding a million man.
hours. The 1850 awards to date
represent an aggregate Of "a .e97
5O7 man-hours worked without
disabling injury. In addition.
four ChrysIcr plants were cited
By the National Safety Council
his year for their improved per.
f<.x<.< q <I<.< In tr.I...f~..l -.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
Central District Baptist
Association

The Fif,n Annual session of the
G 1igal D.s;rc' Baptist ASsocia-
i.tn erd rs Aux;liaries convened
rfh The Leland Bsptis, Church.
located 2l32 Einle, Rev Eugene
l;holcs Pastor. The Association
theme
IN, Importance Of Christian
witnessing in an emerging age
a. Freedom There were youth.
souns pcoF.e and adult parlicl-
PATTON IN the Workshops. Inspire
licnai Services Business and Glass
Periods S.n- splraiion. etc. dur.
ms the one week session. Rev.
n Fl .Dawses Moderator, Mrs.
Llhcl ! Zachary, Women Auxi.
aary President and Miss Marilyn
Zachary Youth Department
President The Laynen Movement
Aas IN charge the closing service
81 the ession. and those present
heard Alr Eddie Zachary. Presi.
cent ..sc MS Address.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
W.fe Honors Husband
On Birthday

mrs Julio Wesfbrook save
slrpf'se birthday dinner for her
husband George las' SUNDAY after.
mon in their home On Wyl.cs
avenue that was Well attended
by friends Cf the couple The
h,norec Fcccitcd lovely gifts and
end beautiful cards The Rcv A.
l'I'cl James Pastor Of the Unity
S.ii.si Church also surprised the
n3ncrcc by dCd.csting his en.
lfc rs-lY broadcast 10 him sun.
Gey evening Mr Wcsthr00k i a
Deacon and Depar-menial Super.
iE;cndent Of New Liberty Church
CHURCH. where he recently re-.
criycd a trophy as FN0rite SUP.
eT ntcndcri of the year Nurses
GWld 2 Of Ncw Liberty Church
also hon0rcd Mr Wesibrook with
2 Ga SUNDAY cycning on Town.
send Street John Thorn. Rev. a
a Gilbert Nafbanial CLAY. Roosc.
tci' !usr@n Howard Butler Nyla
! 9ean Gordon Gpnby. Laura
Phillips Virginia Gunby. Leila
toneh. Amanda McClcndon. mo.
TIER # hcaorec Blanche Abra.
lam. Charlie, " Butter Deborah
md Howard Thomas were among
-uests present
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
COURT news =

scracrs Judge W. Mckay Skill
nan.
They are John Rucker. "a. Of
Is McDougzil. and Robert De-
each. ~. Of 7<3 Elwood.
Police said the pair broke in
packing firm at 2472 Rio
~lle. June 18th and admitted
hey planned TO blow open .
afe.- because they expecteL TO
ind . large sum of money in
the safe.
Willie Foster Peaks. ~ Of 2S40
sixteenth. was charged with lar
sny IN . store last week in
sarrsnt signed by Recorders
sdge John p. Scsllen.
Peaks Was arrested in q dime
tore AZ 1870 Grand River. where
ie grabbed SssS2 from an open
ash register drawer and fled
rom : rear door Of the store.
Two employees gave chase and
sith the aid OF police Peaks
vas arrested a short distance
way The stolen money was
recovered.
Police said Peaks admitted the
theft They quoted his saying
that he went into the store look
ing for something TO steal, and
when he saw the open cash re
sister. he scooped up the money
placed it in his hat and walked
out.
Lester Brockins. 43. of 2643
Seventeenth. was arrested last
week and charged in a warrant
with obtaining money falsely
According 10 Frank Willett.
welfare investigator. Brockins.
who is on the welfare. was as
signed TO work project at Her
man Keifer Hospital, where he
tcontinved on Page 81,
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06

C-s y .oH4ry Baptist
eo4re. S,atn A.AbAmz
rr- r.en ala wc> ins ,l.ng
ief ,1 nsaa % affair bed juis
1853 .tF l--e l94- VI Bts
stres tla j. Ni1ls,er ~Gc
l-s.s.a lagta-A Cenilei 10 Con
"4s iae sen1.a. theme
.at Missionary society oi L..
mst Avenue B4pt.s Church lo-
ea'-l -il9 Lemsy celebrated
'Ae.r 18th Anniversary Surda.
Jp 5is' 4, 5 81 and : 80 r "
'lr' 6 Goodlo@ PRESIDENT Mrs
y L9"ers Chairman Rev y c.
IfoMa>. Pastor
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
Society DOixsgs-
,LETTA (MAsoNl BEDMAN

many enjoyable memories from
Atlanta friends over the years.
Guests: Mesdames Carrie Watts
Jeanne Chairs. Ruth Coles, Helen
Tolbert, Christine Sidebosrd OF
NJ Jersey, Elrine Boyd, Pauline
Martin, w. Frazier and little Lc-
cha Linnie Maria and Sylvester
Rivers.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Periel
Of vinewood were delighted TO
have as their hovse-gvest over
ahe weekend, Mrs. Daisy B.
Davis Of Atlanta, Ga. Several
nice affairs have been gwen IN
her honor. Mrs. Davis teaches
in Atlanta. Ga.
Mesdames Irene Graves and
Mammie Diggs have returned
from Africa. after having an in.
teresting stay.
Literary Drama and Social Club:
The Lidrsnsos indented the
lawn making beautiful scene
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06

80 new songs for the book. Jerry
Sander. MUOM producer-editor,
Is handling N cover pattern and
layout, and tc complete arrange.
mcnts are under the supervision
Of WU0M Manager Ed Burrows.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06

Sunday afternoon al 2lS Mack
Ave. for the Fashion Show. many
people attended this lovely az
fair and were much pleased.
Mrs. Marguerite Patten of
Clairmount Is delighted to have
her son. RalSton E Patien CPMO
Of Watcrtown, \. J visiting with
her. having arrived Sunday Mrs
patten Will drive back with nlm
for a months vacation. taxing
la many points of interest in
Canada
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06

9TH Annual
(ENSOIRE LEJARDlNl
The Sorosis Gill OF Tabernacle
Baptist Church gave this delight.
FOL program on the lawn Of Rev.
snd Mrs. Solomon Ross Of Arden
Park Sunday 'affernoon July
3lsf.
A Fashion Revue and Stereo.
phonic music added much to
this delightful affair. Many
guests were present.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
NEW Tft cENTER

NEW YORK CTTYS NEWEST exotic attraction The
Tea Center is East 56 ST. devoted the lore and enjoyment
worlds popular prepared The
heart Of the cs Fifth Avenue shopping district ybcIzes the oopea
between Indonesia India and Ceon the worlds
the United States companies which market the
The ladies' the Ceners opening the
Center. who serving iced guests
these afternoons show the visitor exhibits the history
Of well cultivation blending and brewing They also
internationally favored drink fascinating
The Center sponsored by the Tea Council Of the "
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
Celebrate s6'h. Hcme Coming
Day Near csseopors. Michigan

The Youth CHI Of the JOS.
CampaU Avenue .Nurch OF Cod
accompanied their pastor Rev
Raymond 5 Jackson to the Cal
Vr Center Methodist Church Who
LIBERATED their filty.slxth llome
c7nins Day recently near Gas.
topr.is Michigan Rev Jackson
NlS guest >peakcr for both morn
.n3 ana afternoon services
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06

| Val DAVIS. 10 o: 9oc57 C2n
ron. suffered second and third
| iceree burns q both isss las
Acsk when ne poured gzsclin
! IN a trash fire in The allie.
ekird las home tie ~zs rusnf
~ William Besuncn; Hos9.i.
skere hls cendliien ~as rAr
& serious
Leo W Cook. Of SOS coitrel
s4s senscncld 10 % io-l0 YEAR
r. son AS, week hy Recorder
lscse John p. OHzra after h
fas ccnsicted OF robbsng plain
lcfhes p0.iceT2r q his vale
cr,sinlrs s.
Also ziding in the robbery ws
cdie = Prlcc Jr.. of 5il Cross
el Nho Nsli be sentenced Aur
The pair pleaded guilty
larceny.
Fsirclmzn William Zsenyuk
or' Green Station. sid the tw
euiAs grabbed him and too
rs valet lss; May %
Three msn were arrested las,
Rces ss ;hey fled on foot sfte,
stealing four bsgs Of coins from
tanrs-Henoing truck parked OF
t-4.z4 4otih west Of Woodward.
field for investigation Of break
~ and entering are Clarence
Ihomas 38. Of 1875 Sheridan
soseph Simms. SO. Of 2426 park
-ra Earl Dogan. So. of 575I
~ Yien
Foi'ce said the loot amounted
100 IN nickels and dimes
Two youths who admitted set
Na- fire 70 yaccnt theater
Htre given prison sentences las,
week ny recorders Judge "
- Nay Skillman
Richard Gill. l8. OF ee4 Brew
s'sr. oecanse Of his past crimi
Aai record was given three,o.Io
Nesrs IN Jackson Prison
ii!s companion. Freeman Scott
! q - 1888 Alfred. vas placed
"a three years probation with
'ne 'irs' sixty days in the House
Of Correction
Gil and Scott were arrested
Je1e 80 IN an abandoned thea. |
ltf az 34l2 Hastings. where three
iircs were burning. damage was
estimated at $1,000
The thcaier now belongs 70
Wayne County Road Commission
and is to be torn down for ex.
pFessway construction.
Cornelious Moore. 81. of PA
=" Buena Vista. Highland park
MAS placed en- two years bro
raHon with 3 days in the House
OF Correction and assessed s5,
.oSls last week by Recorders
Judge Gerald w. Groat after he
was found guilty of violating the
stale liquor laws.
Police said they arrested
a'oerc at 1926 Iverness. when
'h.y stopped TO investigate the
odor OF moonshine whiskev in
nc vicinity of the address. The
c'iicerS SAID they found IS.
salon still in operation in an
upper Hat Of the address.
Two men were arrested last
week and charged in warra~,s
WIN filing false statements with
'ae Michigan Employment Secur. /
~ commission to obtain bene-
Its
James Boldcn. OF 202l8 Wvom.
his. received Sl65 from the |
-'ToO' while having an earning
~ =, inc amount of S269.68 during
me same period.
Robert Jones, 42. Of 4453 Ne
hiniey obtained S225 from
me MESC while having an earn
time. '"0 same
Bcth men were placed on one
ear probation by Recorders
Jadsc John a. Ritca and ordar
g 10 make full restitution.
Theodore Stafford, %. of 2744
oianS'one- was placed on two
Years probation with the frs,
s'@'y days in the House of Cor.
.oceioh last week by Recorders
sgase W Mckay skilIman after
pleading guilty to breaking and
entering. '''u
foiice SAID Stafford broke IN,
Z business establishment at g8le
Dexter, Aug II.
Emily Williams. 27. of l31I5
D'quindre. was found guilty of
engaging in an illegal occupaion
,a,' week by Recorders Judge
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
Greerlesf Missionary Baptist
Church has first celebration

On the occasion Of the first
celebration q the Anniversary Of
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06

4 sinssrsms hishlish'ed me
Torty-firsf Anniversary eeIeors.
ton OF The Senior Choir cf Rus
sell Street Baptist Church re-
GENTLY. tesi-rine 4 & z selections
from Ne~ Harmony Senlg. Cnos
= AndreAs 6 AiE Senior Choir
Iaotrnsc.e Chance! Ch0iE Nes
Light sea.pr Cho.. ;, James
bspiist sen.or Choir BeTea Ne,
Cnancsl Choir ! Russell street
own "o1.an Gospel and Male
Chorus Nr Anns Hollis 1ss
i.fo-ssu hartman Mr Sar1Iei
lrszl.T pre..e.l' md Hes : c
t1n.rt+ Pastor
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
BY Mary Belle Rhodes
Double Ring Ceremony:

Double King Ceremony:
Marguerite Arletta Mason and
Mr.. Glenn Tyron Dedmon of Fl.
Worth. Texas, chose Saturday af-
ternoon July 30th 1860 as their
wedding day in a Double Ring
ceremony at st. Stephens AME
Church with Rev. S. A. Spivey
officiating.
The bride wore an imported
white silk orssnzs and imported
ehsnfiIIy lace gown, a copy Of
fhe original Blanche which was
mode by her mother. Mrs. Eric
Mason.
Honor maid, Sandra Mason
SISTER, Bridesmaids, elod Y
Gum, Yvonne Walker, Naphe-
lyme Archie, of Chicago, Norma
Cook, Mary Collins and Nancy
Curtis. These attendants gowns
we're fashioned alike and they
wore pastel shades with match
int flowers and hats.
Karen Gum. flower girl and
Michael George Roach, Ring
bearer.
Best man, Dan Russell, ushers
johnny Henderson, James Tatum.
William Davenport, Otis Ander-
soil, Clifford Cummings and Tal-
madge James.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her cousin, Carey Roo
orts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Mason are
the brides parents and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Dedmon Of r..
Worth, Texas. are the sroom's
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hillsman
Of Dexter Blvd. have Rev. and
Mrs. Givcns Griffin as house
guests, who are attending the
Miracle Revival at the Fair
Grounds.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06

Atlanta Friends:
Mesdames Limo NJ. Miles and
Geneva Casey gave delight.
tul Luncheon Tuesday at Cold
Chester Ontario in honor of Mrs.
Carrie Watts of Atlanta, Ga.
who is visiting friends.
The Luncheon was so deIecf.
able also the ehif-ehsf brovsh.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06

Two men who pleaded guilty
% possession OF burglary tools
we're placed on three years bro.
Daiion each last week by Re.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06

Stars IN Parade and Mammoth
Ies was presented by Prince
HALL Grand Chapter. 10. +. s.
sunday, July 3ist in Prince Hall
Masonic Temple Auditorium. $500
NcDougall The affair to benefit
Order Of Eastern Star. Home for
The AGED. Prince Hall Affiliated.
Mrs. villa Clark was Chairman,
iirs. Loretta Jones. cocbr.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06
Annual wemsn's Day

'rl'c CT LAY
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church.
located 1899 DequinCie Street
observed their Annual Women's
COY SUNDAY July p. using as
q theme Holding stcadfast 10
ne Hand that cannot fail: in this
Atomic World Mrs Elizabeth
Moore 2nd Vice President Of
Wolverine State Convention. pre-,
scnicd Mrs Rosa I. Kemp. Presi.
dent as PRINCIPAL speaker. Prcsi.
cing during the days programs
we're Mrs J. a. Downer program
1rs- Gertrude Harris. Of Peace
BAPTIST Church and Mrs Roberta
Benefited. Of Green Grove Baptist
Church No. 2 Rev 3. II. Harris.
is MinistcI
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-06

raymond Lewis, "a. of e083
I'm was found guilty of as.
;. sault and battery last week by
ltccorder's Judge John A. Ricca
ana sentenced 10 3 days in the
pcusc Of Correction.
Lewis was charged on the com.
plant Of Lucille PennywelI. 81.
~ so44 Milford. who accused
Lewis Of striking her beside the
lace with q beer bottle.
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Dung 'ne month q Jgly ihe
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