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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Huverford Swumped
By Navy Booters

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. 30
(AP) Inside right Karl Kaeser
piled up five straight Navy
goals today as he paced the
Middies to a 60 soccer victory
over Haverford College.
Kaeser scored twice in the
first and third periods and
once in the second quarter for
his five goals. Jim Checkett,
outside left, got the other Navy
marker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

Given Score

WINSTON SALEM, N. c.,
Sept. 80 tAP) South Carolina
end Dean Findley booted a 81
yard field goal in the third
minute of the last quarter to-
night and that was the differ
ence as the Gamecocks edged
Wake Forest 1877.
The victory was the first
for the Gamecocks under their
new head coach. Marvin Bass.
They lost to Duke 7-6 a week
ago in a game in which Findley
kicked two field goals, the first
by South Carolina player in
IL years.
South Carolina had to re-
pulse a serious threat in the
last three minutes when a FUN
BILE gave Wake Forest a first
down in the Gamecock Is. But
four plays later, South Carolina
had regained possession on the
30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Orioles Defeat
Whites ox, 4-3,
On Rally in 9Th

BALTIMORE, Sept. 30 CAP).
The Orioles scored two runs
in the ninth inning today to
defeat the White Sox, 4-3. in
the final game of the season
for both clubs.
Rockies drove in all the runs.
Jerry Adair and Barry Shetrone
knocked in the tying and win
ming runs in the ninth off Don
Larsen. the fourth Chicago
pitcher.
Chicago scored all its runs
in the third off Oriole starter
Hal Brown, one on a single by
Floyd Robinson and two on a
double by Mike Hershberger.
Earl Robinson knocked in Bal
timore's other two runs in the
first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
MusiuI Gets
3,4OOth Hit,
Cards Win

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 80
'AP).-Stan Musial collected
the 3,400th hit of his baseball
career and added another for
good measure tonight as the st.
Louis Cardinals trounced the
Phillies, 1872.
Musial started a seven-run
uproar in the sixth inning with
a lead-off single. He drove in
two runs with another hit the
second time around.
ST, LOUIS PHI AnEI puIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

Bsylor-FG 20. Choats.
Pitt-Grisaliunas 40. pass intercept
ton COX kick.
Pitt--Cox Is, run kick failed
Baylor-Lane 3, pass from Stanley
tpaSs failed.
Baylor-Ingram II, paSs from Stanley
tChoate kick.
1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Tigers Stop
Twins, Ga

MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL,
Sept. 80 (AP).-The Tigers de-
feated the Twins, ga. today in
a game shortened to five in
nings by chilly downpour.
Tiger Rookie Howard Kop-
litz survived four-run upris-
ing in the first inning that
wiped out a 80 Tiger lead to
chalk up his second major
league victory.
0-rna,- ,..~,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
CHICAGO

game called because of rain with one
out first half of SIXTH
E wlndhorn, CamilIi, Wills. PO.A Los
Angles l5-2, Chicago 1877. DIP Santo,
Hubbs and Morhsrdt. LOB Los Angeles
!, Chicago 2. HR Taylor. SB- Williams.
ST Hodges.
. Up II R Err BIB so
ortegs IL 0,O o 2
Enw'th tw.lo-lD S1.3 ; ! o !
U urkhart, Steiner, Conlan and Pei.
elkoudas. T-l:l1. A-AAol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Miumi of Ohio
Dealt 60 Loss

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Sept.
80 (AP). - Western Michigan
defeated Miami.of Ohio, 6-3. in
an opening Mid-American Con-
ference football game today.
1t was the Broncos' first VIC
tory over Miami since 1943.
Alex Forge drove from the
3-yard line in the last period
to put Western Michigan ahead.
Miami scored when Bob
Jencks booted a field goal with
46 seconds left in the first
half.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Duke Uses Air Attack
To Humble Virginia, 42-0

One of these touchdowns was
on a l7-yard run by Rappold
and the other came on a pass
by Garner to Sophomore Half
back Bill Futrell which carried
for as yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

Gentle, Esposito. Po-A-C Chicago Is
IA lone out in ninth when winning run
scored, Baltimore 2u-l3. DP-Carey, Fox
and Martin. LOB Chicago 4, Baltimore
10 2B-BraDdt, Carey, Brown, Hershber.
ger, Foiles. S-Score, Pappas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

DUKE-Arrinston, 3. run tkick failed.
DUKE-Wilson, As, pass from Garner
run failed.
DUKE-Leggett, 81. pass from Rap
pold Geggett pass from Rappoldl.
DuKE--Wilkinson, SO. punt return
tStcltz rum
DUKE-Rappold, II, run tReynoldf
kick !
DpKE-Futrell IS. pass from Garner
Reynolds kick
Attendance-2O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
MINNESOTA

E-Green, Wood, Altobelli. Po-A-De-
troit l5.2; Minnesota 1910. DP-Martin
and Killebrew; LOB Detroit S, Mime
sofa 2. 2B-M Morton, Osborne. S-Bruton.
ST futile.
Up II R Err BIB so
k kSpfit 4. ~ S.,5 3" s., . i. Z ? 5
STANCE ........ 22-3 3 0 0 Z
BalksKaat. U-Stewar, Linsalata, Ber-
ry, Umont. T-l;D. A-s,66s.
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SOUTH CAROLINA z 0 O 80
WAKE FOREST o z o O. Z
SC-Crosby .. run (Findley kick.
WF-Rudelitsch, foot plunge walker
kick.
SC--Ffeld goal. Findley 81.
Attendance-l2. 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
u. ). and India
Split Singles
In DaViisCup

NEW DELHI, India, Sept. 30
CAP) India and the United
States wound up the first days
play in the interzone finals of
the Davis Cup tennis today
tied at IL and the teams looked
so evenly matched that the Sc
ries could be settled by one
missed volley or a lineman's
eyesight.
Much will depend on tomor-
rows doubles. For India, all de-
pends on Asian Champion Ra-
manathan Krishnan, twice a
Wimbledon semifinaliSt. VIII o
lobbed, chopped and drove his
way to a Ga, 81, IS VIC
tory over Whitney Reed of Oak
land, Calf, in the second
match today.
This evened the series after
the American ace Chuck Nc
Kinfey of St. Louis, had his
troubles with midas inexperi-
enced 19-year-old Jaidip Mu-
kerjea. Mukerjea missed an
easy overhead at match point in
the third set against McKin-
ley. who went on to a "a,
ga, 81 victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

MIAMI --O 3 q Ga
w. MICHIGAN 90 0 o B-6
MIAMI-FG, Jencks "a.
w. Michigan - Forge 3, run Ckick
failed).
1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
PHILADELPHIA
100 lo7 o3o-l7
900 100 COL 4

Malkmus, Buchek. Po-A-S St. Louis
D.l3, Philadelphia 27.lo. DP-Javier,
White. LOB St Louis 8, Philadelphia s.
2B-Flood. White, Dalrymple. Gonzalez,
Oliver, Boyer. 3B Flood, Callison. HR-
Oliver, Boyer. S-Jsvier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

PB-Foiles. U Halter, Stevens, Rice
Schwarts. T-2;l5. A-6,515.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Temperatures High

The matches we're played in
sweltering Indian heat that
must have been we'll over 100
degrees in the bowl where the
players performed before a ca
pacity 1000 crowd. Mckinley
visibly wilted against Mukerjea.
After the match, Americas
non playing captain, David
Freed, said his doubles team for
tomorrow's important match
will be Mckinley and Don Dell
of Bethesda, Md.
The Indians have not yet
named their team except that
Krishnan will be one member.
The interzone winner will
meet Italy in Rome and that
winner will play defending
champion Australia in the chal-
lenge round for the cup in Aus
tralia this December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
KriShnan Favored

If the Indians win the dou-
bles-and Reed scores the ex-
pected singles victory over Mu-
kerjea Monday - all will de-
pend on the Krishnan-McKin-
ley match, the fifth and final
Of the series.
= On form today Krishnar
would be rated favorite al
though Mckinley beat him ir
Stockholm last year, the only
time they have ever met.
After Reed, who played good
tennis, watched his best shots
come back for winners fol-
Krishnan, the veteran tennis
tourist said: He was too good
for me today. / could not dc
anything with him"
In contrast, Mckinley said
We'll. I did not play very well
but at least I Won"
Krishnan, elated at his own
showing which was composed OF
shrewd court generalship, sharp
placement and delicate drop
shots, said: Reed played well
and you never know with him
I've seen him pull out matches
when hezw down before. He's
a tighteS ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
SENATOR'S, S.;
ATHLETICS,4
KANSAS CITY

] Grounded into double play for
shay, in Sd; 2 Struck out for Rakow
WASHINGTON -- 2O2 O1O OOO--5
KANSAS CITY ----- DOL 21O 600
E--Lumpe, Howser. Po-A-Washing-
ton, 27-1S; Kansas City, 27-S. DIP
Cottier TO B. johnson to Long (2); B.
johnson tunassisted). LOB-WaShing-
ton, 8; Kansas City, z. 2b-KeoIiyh.
Hawkins. .SB-o'Connell. S-Howser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

a.Slngled Tor Jay in Sth; b-Walked
for Hunt in Eth: c-Ran for ZinmeTnns :
in 9TH; d-Cslled out on strikes for Henry
In 9th - -'e'' =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

U-Weyer, Forman. German. BosRess
Landes. TAR. A-7iSs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

HIP = By Shaw CKeoushl. WP =
Daniels. U--Smith. Chylak Soar ~
Mckinley. T-2:10. Al .331.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09

.. State Senator Basil Brown and
MS vile. Mrs lrms Brown.
Pol.ce said Lisa Brown Was
playing outside II from; Of her
Eo.Ae a.tn ncr pct dog when
nyt .AnsA: c4mS ard asked The
ar 70 30 10 the corner with him.
Police Sid vnen the enid &C
fused to comply. Kobyiansssy
=rzoOca her and started 10 pull
.1s iae =.ri down the street.
Meantime. an unidentified man
"a no is acquainted with the pa
re1ts Of the g.ri grabbed koOy-
.ansky and told him to leJ the
tnsld 20 The SRI returned home
and told her parents what happen
ca and police was called
The officers quoted Kobylanskv
sand that be Was drunk that ne
recall seeing The girl but he didn't
touch her.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
By RUBY WILLIAMS
NEW calvary 6APtIsr
~ SrOsSS0~ CULTURAL
1S~.ravsxif PKOyGIi:

sl!S IstneTlnc b4sCA"eA slc
hcI moves " lue l0n.eL pOral -
-1lECaH .>Oelet! Mi * pieSCL.-
III o.nua.. OrCvl-OeE 49,. -.
4nOn.as Oenler u the New al
sa4s DapA>i Cnurca u n.sl-
i4eAl luv tnlrc presentation u
-.ceIo L.le aac culture, az a.
n.a4 ALLAH - cUnaecs4oI ~lt1
Lis pIOs4 an, II DrO4o1S y. D..
ia, OreA u ine CoAese u Ll0er.
q. Ais al na!ne Stale III, e.
s.ls ~4A oc Presented december
On.
me Community Club MADE Up
Of .~ei.e aI.4te young people u
TIE cn1rca : Responsible Tor
l4rsc Programs Al - olrectec
=. ais CssuC4a tOrrcsieE. slTs
C~eAuOlsn X. Farker. c0-Cnr snc
AaIivn y. hooper setrelar! Inc
ast 5cscpn lnOLzS = pastCr
q the church.
d J Il Jackson. pres.den: OF
the National baptlst Convention.
1 : a ms. auG4essel tne So.
-~A. Oy-s -. TX Eons Mons zap
IS. Dy-e=r n Cnln4 .asi WeeA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
METROPOLITAN DISTRICT
MINISTER'S WIVES HONOR
MRS. NELLIE BROOKS:

-orln,nisn Baptist Church was
Inc setting for the elaborate test.
MONA. gwen IN honor Of Mrs
Nellie Brooks last FRIDAY night.
past president Cf the Metropolitan
District Ministers Wives Associa.
Ton. &c honor which IS bestowed
upon al past presidents Of the
organization. Greetings by DR.
Mary o Ross and DR. Oglesby Of
Greater Christ Baptist Church
and tributes from various ones
sho have known the honoree
through the years we're the nigh.
light Of the affair Mrs Brooks
received > corssge and gifts that
were presented IN a Horn OF
Plenty
Mrs Brooks. IS the wife OF the
late Rev William Brooks. pastor
Of AmIty Baptist Church. Inkster
Michigan. and mother Of ten
children. all college graduates.
Eight Of her children we're pre-.
sent for this occasion. Mrs.
Ruby Clay IS president. Mrs. c.
II Nicks. chairman. and Mrs.
Elizabeth Wilson, mistress Of
ceremonies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
COURT NEWS

hoby.ansky came TO this coun-
u. iron the U.ralne with his
parents in 1850.
Thomas josie Il. Of 265l MIR
tie was placed On mo years pro
tation last week BY Recorders
Judge joan A R.cca after plead
-ns sulity TO the assault and bat.
terry upon teacher al North
~.seern 1ign oCnool
Mater . Neal So. Of 2o2o9
Do~. bedford Township. sad Jo-
Sc. student ana another l6-
year-olc student caused disiur.
osnee II the school
Inc teacher said re
cuieled two students and after
the class was over and the two
boys left the classroom followed
oy himself -st which time they
assaulted him in the hallway Of
the school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
LA SCENARIOS CLUB:

Saturday evening was a lovely
night for a dclectable Christmas
dinner with friends and Husbands
al the Randora Hotel whose
Christmas decorations added much
TO the natural beauty Of these
popular club members. The air
was filled with music by John
sons Orchestra as they dined.
Afterwards they received and
open their lovely gifts. Seven
years OF organization have brought
a lovely fellowship.
Some Of the people who at
tended this dinner were. the Gro
yer Alexanders. the Walter Cal
WINS, the Jesse Daviscs. the VII
liam Entmingers, the Robert Gays,
the Roy Henrys. Buelah Hill, Ruin
Corsby. Leroy Joneses. the James
LIE Grands, Allen Miben. the Char
les Thompkins. the w. Van Bur
ems. F. Whittock, the Lemons
the Seth Williams, and Eunie
Yancy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
ELYToN BAPTIST OBSERVE
WoMEk's DAY:

Annual Women Day was obser-
we'd - the Elston Baptist Church
sunday Decen Der 3ro with The
frs; lscy Mrs Rosa Smith ser.
wing a general chairman The
theme was Christian Women
II Action Mrs Johnnie N
Murpny. wife OF the associate
minister CT the church and pres..
den. OF the missionary society
delivered the principal morning
message In her message she
elaborated on the general NO
men day theme IN the even
Ing service. the Twelve Keys To
God Resources we're drsmsi..
zec namely knowledge Faith.
Prayer Obedience. Determine.
ton Fsg,hfulness Hope. PATTI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
kAFAD's Return

Thirty-four happy members o.
the National Association Of fasn
ion and Accessory Designers
Haitian Tour group returned 70
New York last Saturday morn
ms after a memorable 7-day s'a,
IN the colorful Republic. Two q
The tourists remained TO envy
a few extra days of Haitian nO'
pitality.
Included in the groups iur
crary while in Haiti were a warn
welcome from His Exccllency w.
President of Haiti. the llonorsv J.
Or. Francois Duvalicr: a vIsll =
the fashion salons Of Mines. y.
estin, Sassine. Olga and he'.n
a beauty contest which NAr"y
ers attended as the guests
NJ Victor Constant. Secretary
State for Tourism and the feT
les Deputy in the Legislature
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
NEW SALEM BAPTIST
YOUNG NATIONS:

-Ne~ Sa4en bapllst Young Ma.
irons sponsored their annual AL
Seasons lea and tssnion snow
!ast SUNDAY a the Llc. Thurman
! I" a Models included Ophe.
10 Gurus Ina Messy Hilcs Ste
pnens Rose H-cson. Elaors Poole
s.-os nsiklrs Rey Wendell Har.
rs 5 pss.o. q me cn-rch located
Or D-Do-s 4nc Hale Streets.
Mrs. Be;'s P.ppens president.
N-rtn Enc Voters Cl4p hss re-
i-f-sr y nc IotC. city after
: i1fe. ~eess vacation II Blrm.
-1-1a-. .A.s s..l..rs her SISTER
Celebrating o.r;ncsys last week
eese .A.-e Devors Williams OF
3-t----r daughter Q. W and
A-s Z .c.trer Williams, Jr Fran.
ees L<e daughter u Nr. and Mrs.
Cleveland Lee Of 2s.a street. and
TIE Re, D \ MERCER. pastor Of
Christian Temple Baptist Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
Ey MARY BELLE RHODES
PRESIDENT KENNEDY
CRASHES" DEB PARTY:

President John r. Kennedy IN
me seemingly spontaneous man.
ner that has gained him popular
~. Just popped II" on the Links
Deoutsnt Cotillion Ball al the
Beverly Hilton Hotel Saturday
november %. in Los Angeles,
calf after attending 500 a
pate banque, given BY the Demo.
Gratis
The President said that ne
h1rcd tie guests would not be
disturbed b. the appearance Of
IN Iiinersie President
ms 4 The first time any Presl-
denl If Inc L. ; 4. has crash
ca a De0utant Ball Of Negro
community. so say the California
Eagle
Tne mas.e Of Christmas has
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
Theatre Detroit
BY Noodle King. Jr.

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.v - mao because ~ INC NO
1a.-a.rrs e...urss lear a,,.
a...s n.tn inc to,ro osuonf4r
luoy loved MN "a ,he INC.
cuosn EN- kan.no nas nroereo
.nuru.r4o Renee Nh. Ira1
p.rnxps >nssesne.re INC,
s,uu, OF Inc re,s,,on he,,seen
Inc penerai,onS foc f.vor.,-
,neme ot inc snc,ent drsns,,s,s
Lar also nresses ,ns nronIe,- =,
.,ioor',v 80 ,o.r~o.i,',1',.'
+. study ~ M gro,,,s fror
SD,r,,usl hlindness - aol,ant
eminent
me actors wore oano~.ll, xor,,
yooo l,av,d ueneSnal 49,
cooked more IKE Ne1nomen.. -
ne sno,.ld hsye 1hs, - ,.,n,,a
Desrd ina, snne.rs ~ .lmos,
eyerv Wav,e nrodnc,io,
YER, I'D sch, A,eneohcI = he
heSah,v m,sershIo - ~ -
scenes no i actu.lly r,nrx -
>orne scenes eSnec,sliv Tho orcs
where he did No, MUD cred;,
ab,l,tv on the o,her hand he
CID = very good iob But # srems
10 me that Young man cannot
play Lear As he should no plavco
therefore il seems 70 me David
Meneghels LEAR K only an
experience for the actor instead
OF an experience for the audi.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
Social g. Church Round-Up

erct Good Work. IOlotn Alle.
Love. and JOY
Mrs Nzry Pn-.poi wss trt nzr-
rstcr Scllsis we're LsSzlle
GMnes. IAelmz Jsckson. Jean
Jones. and J V Murphy Nusi-
Clans ~ere Mrs Elmer u Smith
and Richard Dean Making up
the ANNA. 1sy committee were
MeS1smes Jean Jones Dorothy
Muse L GlEes, Christine VII.
Continues on Page g.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY:

Saturday afternoon Mrs. WuAe
Jonnson Vi GOODWIN surprised
ncf husband. Mr., Lewis Johnson,
".tn a Dlrlnday party i, iner
nome. she served a tasty bui.
~ iuncneon- Guests present were
t-e ncnIy Mitcnells. Inc Ills
ooAnsons, ST.. the Clarence John.
sons. Mrs. ESliii, Mr.. Mcdonald,
Linnie Miles and the Floyd Bunk.
lCys.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
YOUNG PEOPLE SPONSOR
FAlL-C-RAkaA:

The Young Peoples Department
Of the Wolverine Baptist State
Convention sponsored a "Fall-O-
Rama al the Tabernacle Baptist
Church. Friday. December /. Acti-
vities included the promotional
Exercises conducted by Mrs. Pau
line Csmbell and Mrs. Lula Sirls:
musical selections by the Hearts
~ Dedication Of New Salem Bap-
fist Church and the Celestial
Aires Of the Church Of Our Faith.
a.: and a piano and violin duet
by David Hsrrell and Rosiland
Steen. The program was climax
cd with a drama entitled The
Lost Church. directed by Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
BY COURT REPORTER

Bash Koby.ansky 80. Of l7z33
Anglin Has found guilty OF as-
sal.t and battery las, week By
Recorders Judge John A Ricta
and sentenced 10 80 days IN The
House q Correction
koDs lansky. Z native Of TX
.sine was arrested after &c mo
Tested The tlie ye4T-0ld daughter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
4aih WEDDING ANNIVERSARY,

@oih WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
sar. aAu aiIs. nODell NJ. Nan.
uIV" Viee Ineiesa " ill4al.lsj ce,a.
IetSu lncAr -Otn weuulns ANN.
sSaSaly oa.urua! evening" al Inc
..aiIuvl uOtel.
MRS. lndfow was wearlng
pa4c inac pvau &c sUie sem ,au
sAlit VAN accessories IL mslch
Slse aaso wore wnlte orcnio
iney received many guests
"is. .ieIr manu- Oi honor. M.,
A-.A' esils oii4Itn, assisting.
ms coupe married % wears
40 al On.v anu la,y mo vuno.
Ien, BARBARA inurUW mn and
-.layOr " .nurow SlduOAeu A
~ 10y johnson Army base IN
-sNw OrltaAS.
a delicious turkey dinner Was
s.4'e1 anu al guess enjoyed a
peasant evening.
nelatlses present. The Williams
"VO~iv"s, tnS i.ienaIu LOwtlys.
lac '4.4.ain -.UOvss, tAe William
-'.1i uVs"s,Ji., airs. iics.cr Snipes
a4iu aL4ss Lvulse lliiaMs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
IA noRLlN CLUB PARTY:

The festive Christmas uecoId-
tons made a beautiful scene for
the Norhn Bridge Club Christ
Mas Party at the Rsndora Hotel,
SATURDAY evening.
The Ia Norlins and guests en-
josed dancing, bridge. cxchang'
M gifts and having their pictures
taAen. Ii was very jolly party.
Members. Mesdames Vernett
smith. Gertrude Coleman, Jane
LaCour. Irene Ritchey. Gloria
Micdiebrook. Hazel Murray, Ear
Sic Willis. Msjorie Mallory, Mao
M Hamilton and Mildred Guy
tOa
Mrs. Linnlc Miles invited guest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
4UAcaeoN:

~. FRANCES Shoots Of Van.
cO1Il nOhJleu Mrs. BESSIE Boyd
u Laiisilg, WITH a one clock
l~iienevn last inursday.
Guess were Mesoames Daisy
S~AaeisIne. aianmle " aITlOA. La.
~ "a. .Oi, Mae hanuOlpn and
i.a.t.e thompson.
4 GciectaDie luncheon was
mucn SAVOY co Dy THESE line lad.
lvs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09

erlpped Detroit with beauty and
~an Inc splrll OF the approach
ms mondays. there Is nothing We
lan 90 Dll set with II by giving
or making someone else happy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
Costly Palaces
Not Necessary
For Schools

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
Nellz B hill

Mrs Sadie Booker and Mrs
AAce Foster are directors, &c.
ana Mccall mztron president
Ps-le.ie Ovens. Young Women :
Auxiliary president. Rosa L kinp
state president Womens Dep.
snc me Rev A 4 Bsnks, II,
STATE cres.cen;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
al ,sT mistakes SIC coulo have
pcss.Sy kasae

A.. the others were generally
very good However univer-
s.iy production should be more
than technically excellent.
KING LEAR VIII run thru Dec
10Th