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BARGAIN IN pTncr1ANn

BARGAIN IN RIDGELAND
Just off rtes: 1921, miles east
Of Warrenton, this 40 acres
stradling Baldwin Ridge has un-
spoiled rustic beauty: horse coun-
try environs and offers a potential
fortune in 5-acre building sites.
view is breath-taking in all di-
rections. Beautifully wooded, ex-
cept for 65 acres in hillside pas
lures. Has site for 2-acre lake
ted by springs, Livable 6-rm.
COMMONWEALTH
PROPERTIES, INC.
Esaltors centreville, Va.
CIR. 3-07l6 CIR. 3-392S
BEAUTIFUL S-room Colonial home
and approximately 90 acres. Lo-
Gated on large knoll overlooking
and adjoining beautiful trout
stream and wooded area. Suitable
Tor cottage development. / mi.
west OF y. S. IL and adjoining
proposed U. 8. 81 on eastern
edge. Price $4,000. Write: j. H.
MASSlE, Owner, Edinburg. Va.
BEAUTIFUL small Virginia farm
Of 20 ACRES, Just / hr, from
Washington. og-and-stone house,
completely modernized. Random
width. oak floors, exposed hand
hewed oak .rafters. large stone
fireplS. Fields well fertilized and
seeded for last IA years. COM
pletely fenced lge. ponds well
trench silo. acres Of woods,
corral barn and feeding arrange
ment, for beef cattle operation.
4 wells on property. Adjoining
tarm land available for lease.
Ideal for full time occupancy or
committing. Is Minis. from Lees
burg. DIR: Va. Rte. z (l9 miles
from Tysons CornerJ to Ashburn
Junction; left through Ashburn
then through Ryan. go / mi. turn
right on gravel road, first farm
on left, lge. red barn. Price 500
per acre Drive out and observe
country living al its best this
week end. Bring your own picnic
lunch. Telepohne @. R. CULLINS,
LeeSDurs, SPnng 1885, for
Washington, 81. 3-3445.
BEAUTIFUL POTOMAC RIVER Es-
TATE Large brick rambler;
partly furn.. acres; Maryland
shore opposite Mount Vernon;
masnificent view; $4,000. Rea-
Sonable offer accepted. Leaving
town, Brokers protected. 5 addi-
tlonal acres avail. OWNER. BU.
BRANDYWINE, MD. 90 acres on
TB .Accokeek rd., mostly cleared
land ,wIattrac. mod. home and
lge. barn. Priced reas. w/sub.
down payment, PINKNEY A.
EEAARNsHAW. JR., Clinton, Nd.
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MOVE 10 HOWARD co.
JL OI, F-1-VJfIs
DANOR VIEW

360 choice blue grass acres near
Marshall. va. A good cattle farm
on choice stream with mile road
frontage. Z large springs, new
cottage. older tenant house, va
cant and ready to go. Will hanole
i25 cows plus calves. Priced 70
sell now.
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CHARLES H. JAMISON

Poolesville, Md. WI. S-9223
or 301-D1. 9-3382
CLARKSVILLE-5OO acres, known
as Haylands Farms. Beaut. rolling
fields, we'll fenced, and crossed
fenced. Plenty Of water: all bldgs.
in excel. cond.; 5 modern bunga-
lows. could be rented for 500
each per mo. This property must
be seen BY appt. only. Exclusive
agent, John T. Swami with LAIRD
B. SCOTT. REALTOR, JU. 9-042O;
ewes. and Sun. GOD AT. 6-280S.
DAMASCUS AREA-small cattle or
horse farm; Is acres under culti-
vation, 45 acres in pasture; at
tractive white frame Cape Cod in
unusually good cond.; beaut. view
of surrounding country. Price
S31 800. Call John T. Swami with
LAIRD B. SCOTT. JU. 9-0420;
ewes. and Sun. (301) AT. 6-260S.
MD.-15-acre farm,
house and barn, small apple
orchard. on main road. 80 miles
south OF D. c., S6.500 or $1,5O0'
down and $50 per mo. BARGER
REAL ESTATE. Chapel 6-22S3.
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300 ACRES-MD
w WVA-455 A-DairV
ETIEENE, p NIXON
64-Acre Farm
Ideal for Development

Within town limits, would be avail.
able for city sewer connections,
could be laid out for 800 or more
lots; 5-min. drive to fine trout
fishing beautiful spacious yard;
excellent 1-rm. and bath DWELLING
oil furnace, town water, utilities,
> fireplaces, cabinet kitchen, ,
porcheS, breath-taking view, cd.
barn 60xS0, smoke, hen, hog
houses, etc.; about so a. tillable.
Value plus at S35.O00: part down.
P. NJ. Little. STROUT REALTY,
80 Summit ave, Thurmont, Nd.
Bargain lists mailed free.
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BUSINESS Opportunities
Service Station for Lease
SERVICE STATION
Southern MARYLAND

SHOE REPAIR and retail store,
combination. Excel. location. ReR-
sonable. NO. 7-40SS,
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CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP.

Prince Frederick, Nd Phone los
II No Answer Call lS4
HOUSE-1ha baths, central heat;
pond. etc; 23a A., Fredericks-
burg, Va. JE. 4-s762.
HOWARD COUNTY
INVESTMENT plus charming home
on Rte. -, midway to Baltimore.
- acres with frontage on 2y and
county Td.; "a A. or antique shop
Zoning. Improved by picturesque
old home, skillfully restored, with
original beams, wdWork., flrs. and
fireplaces; quaint stone spring
house, barn and blacksmith shop;
stream and small pond.
LUXURIOUS LIVING in this hand
some residence in exclusive area
close to Route. 20. . acres Of i'm
peccably handicapped grounds. Z
unusually spacious and well-ap-
pointed rooms, . baths, . fire.
places, stone terrace.
FARM ESTATE - Colonial stone
home, restored, in impressive set
ting on main highway conv. to
either city. $50 acres OF crop and
pasture land, excel. farm bldgs.
and fences Suitable for CLUB or
institution.
BEEF FARM-100 acres with good
fences, bldgs., and streams, mod
erniZed home. For information on
above call Atlas 6-2336 or Atlas
6-2215.
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FARMS

FARMETTE, 9 mi. east of Frederick,
Md. Rte. 144; mod. 4 bdrm. ga
bath brick. l a.. $4,000. with
& a., barn, stream and pond site.
$4,000: II mi. Acc. ST.
FARM FOR sALE-15 miles west
Of Winchester, Va; SO acres; g.
room house, barn and other bldgs;
stream. neVer-failing well. MO. q
1863.
FOR RENT - 100 acres, excel.
pasture. lO-room house, stable; nr
Vienna, Va. CR. 3-1635.
FOR RENT-36 miles. Near Nokes-
vile. Va. l3G acres: As acres
cleared and fenced: modern l.
bedrm. house; horse stable; $50
mo. KE. S-6543.
FREDERICK, MD, YIC.-7h acres,
ga acres wooded; 2 four-room
houses; immed. possession. Dial
301 fremont 4-2154.
GRAZING LAND-l5O q. near War
renton; $50 q. near Haymarket,
80 a.: excel. Red Glover. KE.
HEART OF AMERICA : Midwest
farms, ranches; sound invest
ments, U. S. greatest safety zone,
your requirements carefully fol-
lowed. MABES CO., 81 Years Re-
altor, Commerce Bldg Kansas
City. Mo.
HIGH ELEVATION with beautiful
view; IS acres. 30 clear, balance
woodland: good neighborhood; ;
long road frontage; 6-rm. farm
house, modern kitchen, . lge. to-
. bacco barns, other bldgs.; conv.
to D. C. Price, Sl5,750, terms.
FARMETTE-50-ft. masonry ram
bier on / acre; lge. shade trees,
soft. kitchen-dining comb, COM
plete with stove and refrigerator;
under 20 mi. 10 D. C. Bargain,
Sl4 800, terms.
$50 ACRES, 100 under cultivation;
2 houses, 3 lge. barns, complete
equipment: fronts on tidewater
creek. Priced $4,000, terms.
RANCHETTE-Over ga acres with
lge. shade trees in beautiful re-
stricted area; new 4-bedrm., .
bath rambler; 3O-ft. liv. rm., lge
din. rm., dinette size kitchen with
birch cabinets, eye-level oven, etc,
bsmt. with finished rec. rm.;
ready to move in. A bargain at
S22,500 with terms.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
Rte. -30l, LaPlata, Nd.
Tial 2uI WE A.Sd2O
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STONE FARMSTEAD

40 ACRES, Fred'k. Co., on hard I'd:
sturdy S-rm. stone house; cleo,
hot and cold water, fireplace.
glorious view. Good barn, silo,
hog and henhouses, etc. Highly
fertile soil, lush stream. wire
fenced pasture. A fine little farm
for beef cattle. Only So 500.
4 ACRE BLDG. SITE. Hard rd.;
sits up high wilovely panoramic
view. Al spot in Fredk. Co,
handy to Libertytown. Only 81
$50. r. L. ZentZ, Broker, Taneys
tnun Nd pI R.h201
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FARMETTE, 9 mi. east of Frederick,
No No Rte: ':t IA; mod; I ( 6SG 5drm. itS 2R
8 a., barn, stream and pond site
$4,000: II mi. Acc. ST.
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STROUT CATALOG-
TDTT
FREE

Bursting with bargains. SO States
WoRLD'S LARGEST REALTY Or
GANIZATION; 81 years, service;
STROUT REALTY, 1427-N Land
TITLE Bldg, Philadelphia 10, Pa.
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LAND AND FARMS

EXECUTIVE ESTATE - Beautiful
Grounds; bedrooms and den, sun
porch, double garage, maids apart
ment, swimming pool, tool houses.
Edge of town: S49,500,
1O-ACRE building site, high eleva-
ton, beautiful view: $500.
40 ACRES at interchange. Good
investment: $3.50 per acre.
13 ACRES lake, S-room, sound
house. barn, etc: $1S,950.
go ACRES; S-room, 1la-bath, l good
home. barn, stream, lake. good
hard road frontage: S35, 900.
S-ACRE MONT. CO. ESTATE. beau
tiful place at S39,950.
90 ACRES; large brick. home. 2
fireplaces, rec. room, double ga
rage: 1,200-ft. main rd.; stream:
1S5-AcRE dairy farm near inter-
change, under lease: $3.50 per acre.
400 ACRES good, level land; CEN
trally located: at $500 per acre.
ROMER & CO., Realtors
WI. s-9O92 or 301-WA. 6-2232
LIVESTOCK FARM, $50 acres,
small river throughout. 100 acres
bottom!and. Solid old brick house.
baths. oil Dashboard heat, fire
places. unparalleled view. Sacrificed
fo- quick sale. good financing.
P. NJ. BROWNING
TnIIN IIYTrT
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WAREN0UsES E0R RENT
(coNTINUED)

NEW BLDG. Of $500 It.. 5000 IT,
and $4,000 #; close IN with all
facilities high ceilings; recessed
docks; parking and custom office
area, UN. 4-S0O3.
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OPPORTUNITY OF 4 LIFETIME.
Sacrifice. Established over -
yrs.-FiShing tackle, marine sup
plies, motor repair. Owner lust
purchased liquor store next door,
cannot operate both. Sell dollar
for dollar stock; will sell sepa :
rately or lease store. Ample park
ing: UN. 4-2447, 8 am. to Z pm.
daily. Sun. 2 an. to - pm.
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REALToRs. c6EPEpER. va.
I,OOKI AT

LOOK! Al
This beautiful so acres, gently
rolling clover fields; ideal for
horses or cattle: valuable frontage:
new split-level, 3-bedrms., redwood
home: open beamed ceilings,
Dutch kitchen. recreation room:
paIk-like lawns for entertaining:
fine barn: black-top circular
roadway, near Damascus. Nd.
Price, 100000, bank financed.
Telephone OWNER today! EN-.
3-7264.
LOUDOUN COUNTY
Wagon wheel entrance to q lovely
setting of large trees and stocked
pond. 3-bedrm. country home on
8 rolling acres. Just z miles from
Chantilly's Dulles International
Airport. A good buy, S16.750,
$4,000 down. r. o. BRIDGES,
Broker. U. s. 80. Chantilly. Phone
code 703. FA. -E4S0.
MARRIATSVlLE-7OO-acr show
place; 12O-ft. modern stone RAM
bier with slate roof, Thermopane
picture windows with unexcelled
view. Pvt. eirplane hangar: water
in all fields; good fencing and
cross fencing. This is truly one Of
the best cattle and horse farms
within the vic. of Wash. and
BALTIC. Shown by appt. only. Ex-
elusive agent, call Mrs. Hammer
with LAIRD B. SCOTT. REALTOR,
JU. 9-o420; ewes. and Sunday.
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Glebe Shopping Center
IA. 2-5OO4

Store approx. $500 So. it.. now
available; ideal for most any bust
ness; on N. Glebe rd., Arlington.
> block from Buckingham Com
munity.
AED YETvTETT "a q Enn1
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- ~. V-cCCb
CHARLES H. JAMISON
229 A.-Pre-civil War 9-rm. stone
house OF architectural character,
partially modernized on an eleya-
tion with unsurpassable pano-
ramic view Of mountains West and
Monocacy River East; b6mt., barn,
: misc. farm bldEs.: 75 acres
fertile river bottom in lush
grasses and legumes, pasturing
100 Hereford: the rolling land is
gracefully contour farmed, this his
torie tract has 200 acres on west
side Of river. 20 acres wooded on
east side OF river. Q acres in river
pleasures one Dei could desire' rlEe.' ! mile nhe
river frontage: "a mile state rd,
frontage: approx. so miles b. c.;
$4,000 or $1S5 per acre. Terms.
$50 H,Wsuperb. elevation; s.rm.
mansion house. 6-rm. managers
house, = other houses. 3 barns,
misc. bldgs. Fertile soil; leased
500 per mo. Excel. topo.: ia-acre
zoned: 2-m!. road front; 20 mi
D; c. $1,000 per acre.
200 A.-River rd. stock farm, g.
rm. house; barns. e-mi, front.
River road and c&o Canal; $3.50
176 A.? mi. north Gaithersburg;
excel. bids: $3.50 per acre.
55 A.-6-rm. brk. house: mod. kit,
3 bedrms.. bath, attic; 40x6O barn.
silo: ami. hard road front. /;
So 800. Terms, $4,000.
81 A.-Damascus. 8 rm. house:
liv. rm.. din. rm., mod. kit, 3
bedrms., bath: lge. barn, misc,
bldgs. 5 acres wooded; stream.
CHARLES H JAAETSoN
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"TEXAS''

In virginia. 200 acres Of our
cows, I76 calves. bulls. highly
bred. 3 sets of farm buildings,
silos, : tenant houses, 1.50O prime
apple trees. over 1000 acres
cleared with water in every field.
Spacious 10-room, wide center
hall. Colonial home with oaths'
To settle estate. can be bought
lock, stock and barrel or Just real
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OUTSTANDING
OPPORTUNITIES

Why are you looking in the busi-
ness opportunities coIumn7 You
are obviously seeking an oppor-
tunity which offers greater fl
nancial rewards than those you
now receive, along with an un-
limited future. Service stations,
located in rapidly expanding,
hesvIly Travelled areas OF Prince
GeorSes County.
For further information. call LA.
9-5 900, and ask for WARD
The Detroit tribune., 1961-06-10

Continued support of friends.
recognition gained through the
receipt Of awards, persisted in
geresf and encouragement of her
teacher opened the doors to her
career as a singer.
Once Miss Williams career
began. successes seemed TO follow
in gcomctric progression. Early
in her experiences came the title
role in Puccini's Madam Butter
fly" presented by the New York
City Opera Company.
This role remains historical
because il served to kindle a
friendship between her and the
Metropolitan opera Company
Madame Butterfly of another day,
Geraldine Farrar II also repre-
scnts the first incident when a
member of her race was east
in principal role by a major
American opera company.
Nationwide concert tours, ap-
pearanee with leading American
orchesfras prepared Miss Williams
for warm enthusiastic accept
ance in Europe. In 1854 this
ycun1 newly acclaimed artist
made successful debut at Lon
dons Wigmore Hall.
Later appearances include
those rs sol0isi with the Vienna
symphony Orchestra and the
Hamburg symphony orchestra.
as lhc principal Of Madame But
torfly with the Vienna State
Opera Company, as Aida in the
oncra by ihe same name in Berne
cwiizcrland. Tours in Europe
and Africa as a part OF the "Prcsi-
dents Program won for Miss
Williams. Spontaneous acclaim
as a pcrSon Of phenomenal vocal
talent. charm. poiSc. tact, graci-
business and humility.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-06-10

.II)W M
The Detroit tribune., 1961-06-10
80 High School
Seniors Honored

Detroit business, education and
civic leaders honorcd 80 Detroit
public and parochial high school
seniors who were selected by
their classmates and teachers as
outstanding citizens
They were the latest Of a total
Of 80l students in "a participating
schools who have received the
Detroit Police Department Youth
Award since the program was
started by the Police Department
and Chryslcr Corporation in May.
1857. Tonight's event marked the
ninth presentation of the semi
annual awards.
Principal speakers at the din
ner were John D. Leary, vice
president-Personnel for Chrysler
Corporation and Or. Samuel Brow
nell. superintendent of Detroit
public schools.
Mayor Louis r. Miriam con
graduated the students on behalf
of the city. DR. John +. Choitz.
superintendent, Lutheran II Z h
School Association and the Very
Reverend Vincent j. Horkan, su-
pcrintcndent Of schools Arch
diocese Of Detroit. also spoke.
Presentation Of awards was made
by Police Commissioner III, w.
Hart. Mayor Miriam and Mr..
Lcary.
Mayor Miriam and Mr.. Lcary
also presented engraved bronze
name plates to The students These
will be added to the Youth Award
plaques donated by the Chryslcr
Corporation for display at each
school The plaques carry the
names of each schools previous
Youth Award winners.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-06-10
Camilla Williams In
Concert Here Sunday

Patrons of the Arts. disap-
pointed that an accidcLl prevent
ed the long awaited appearance
here of the Johnson Dance Group.
will enjoy an unexpected plea
sure when Camilla Williams is
presented in vocal concert at
Scottish Rite Cathedral Of Ma
sonic Temple on Sunday. June
IL at 800 pm. Miss William 5
appearance. replacing that of the
illfatcd dance group is the final
concert for the l9606l Of the
Nellie Watts Concerts
Soprano Camilla Williams, we'll
known in ihe music circles Of
three continents, has rich back
around OF study Of music. DsUgh-
ter Of DanviIIe, Virginia chauf-
fcur, the artist had ambitions
earlier TO become a teacher.
Demonstrating, almost casu-
ally as an undergraduate al Vir-
ginia State College the possession
of a beautiful soprano voice. she
inspired the interest of the Col
lege Alumni Association which
provided funds for her TO study
voice in Philadelphia. Once a.
ware of career possibilities as 2
singer she applied herself dill
gently. responded to the efforts
cf Madame SzckelyFrcschl aoh
won in less than year ihe
coveted Marian Anderson award.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-06-10
Cites Retirees
AT Reception

Thirteen Wavne State IIniver-
SHY faculty members and en-
r'ovcs have or viii retire TINS
academic year which ends on
June 80
The l3 were honorcd ot a re
crp,ion recently in The Univer-
siy's Sculpture Court Of the Me
Grcoor Memorial Conference Cen
ter All received certificates
from Dr Clarence b. llilbcrry.
president Of Wayne state
Tho faculty members included:
Df Edgar G. Johnston. profcS-
snr Of English in the College Of
Education. Alexander Brcdc. as
scciatc professor of English in
the College Of Liberal Arts: Al
fred c. Lamb. retired director of
operation and maintenance of the
physical plant and Majoric J. Oar
rach. director of the medical
library service.
Others include Mcriand A.
Kopka. director of placement ser
vices: Mrs Gretchen o. Luros. in
structor of chemistry. and Leo s.
Mas. retired assistant professor
Of physical education.
The nonacadcmic employees in
cludc Mrs. Anne NJ. Bacci. Char
lie Bean. senior parking LOT at
tcndant who retired Feb. 1, and
Mrs. Bertha Dennard.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-06-10
Annual Spring
Concert Slated

The Cultural Club and Choral
Ensemble Of Mt Zion Baptist
Church will present their First
Annual Spring Concert at Z
o'clock pm on Sunday, June IL,
1861 at MI. Zion Baptist Church
located at 3948 18th Street.
Ecorsc %. Michigan Rev Joseph
Barlow. Jr is the Pastor MIR.
Alexander 7. Campbclh Director
Tickets may be purchased at
McCrary's Flower and Record
shop 3l6 ViSgcr Road, River
Rouge. Michigan. DU 1886 or
from any member Of the Choral
Ensemble Donation is Sl00.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-06-10

Former Governor G Menncn
Williams. now Assistant Secretary
Of state for African Affairs Will
be the guest speaker al Wayne
State University commencement
exercises on Thursday June %
in Cobo Halls Convention Arena.
The event will set two pre-
cedcnts. It's will be The first time
in several years that the Univer-
sity has had an outside speaker
and il will also mark the first
time that commencement has beer
held al Cobo Hall.
Previously the January cXcrciS
cS wcrc held al Masonic Temple
and The June Exercises al /hc
state Fair Coliseum All future
commcnccmcnis Will now be held
in Cobo Hall. permitting a size
able increase in the number OF
persons who viii be able &c
view events.
More than 100 students are
expected 10 graduate. II will bt
the largest class in the Uni
versify's history.
The College of Education leads
all colleges in graduate candi-
dates with 400 for the bachelors S
degree and l79 for the masters 5
degree The College of Liberal
Arts is second with 422 candidates
for the bachelors degree and
58 for the masters.
Chairman Leonard Woodcock;
Of the lniverSiyS Board of
Governors viii present iniroduc
tory greetings 70 The graduates
Elmorc T Pollock president of
INV,,Tf)fNTst, -t~Hrr,fr@~t~ &. ~ p
The Detroit tribune., 1961-06-10
Best Wishes
John ID. Williams
Executive Director
18th Annual Vocal Additions

Talented young singers bet
ween 16 and % years old living
in the metropolitan Detroit area
arc invited by the Department of
Parks and Recreation TO enter the
18th annual vocal addition TO be
held during June and July En-
fries close June 9.
The first place winner will APP
pear as soIoisf with the Detroit
The Detroit tribune., 1961-06-10

Symphony Orchestra and the e
other nine winners will sing with
the Belle Isle Concert Band dur
ing the summer series of concerts
at Belle Isle.
Applications may be obtained
by writing to Vocal Additions,
Department of Parks and Rccrca.
ton. Water Board Building. De
troit 26 or calling WO. 2-6570.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-06-10
Williams 10 Speak
at WSU Commencement

the WSU alumni association.
Will welcome The new alumni
The Rev William W Townsend,
Of Grace Presbyterian Church
VIII deliver tn Il Ocation and
bcnediction
President Clarence B. lIllbcrry
Will confer degrees upon the
graduates and viii also present
DEGREES to four honorary degree
candidates
The Detroit tribune., 1961-06-10
Blessed the they
LETTERS
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
Detroit 2, Michigan
June S. 1861

D''ioh u NiCnlSal
NPp''co management June S. 1861
and Technology Center
Mrs. Bette e. Ellington
Managing Editor
Detroit Tribune
97O Gratiot
Detroit, Michigan
Dear Mrs. Ellington
/ was pleased TO note in the May 81 issue of your
DETROIT TRIBUNE the splendid wriieup about our
Management Technology Night Exercises | was of
course especially pleased that you had run the picture
OF us, and also greatly pleased that you were among
the group receiving certificate.
One thing that especially imprcsseS me about your
publication is the manner IN which you include spirit
ua thoughts in your editorials and elsewhere If there
is anything that is needed in business today than
clear recognition OF our Christian ideals then lust
don't know what is. We of course need TO study
such things management science and technology
but as do this should not forget the important
part which religion plays in both our business and
private lives
Again, thanks much for sending your publ
cation TO me
Sincerely
Spencer A Larsen
The Detroit tribune., 1961-06-10
DRIVE SAFELY

DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JUNE 10. 1861
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Dramas
To Be Given

Chancel dramas win be per-
formed in several area churches
during the coming week.
The Chancel Drama Guild OF
st. Marks Episcopal Church
win present 'The Bald So
prano" at 8 pm. tomorrow In
the Episcopal Church Of the
Epiphany, 1917 G street NV.
The Epiphany Players vii
give ''The Voice Of Ramah" al
8 pm. Wednesday in the Epis-
copal Church Of the Ascension,
633 Sligo avenue. Silver Spring,
following q Pot Luck Supper
at 2 pm.
The Players of st. Christie
piers Episcopal Church, Lam
ham Hills, will present "a Name
for Ourselves" at 8 pm
Wednesday in the Lutheran
Church of the Reformation, 211
East Capitol street.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
HEW Expert Heods
Church Bible Class

Maury e. Hampton, q re-
search analyst with the De-
partment Of Health, Education
and Welfare, has been elected
president of the Harrison Bible
Glass Of st. Luke's Methodist
Church, Wisconsin avenue and
Calvert street NV.
Also elected were 1t. Comdr,
William r. Ramsey, USN, first
vice president; Carl II. Hamrick
second vice president: Hunter
L. Virnelson, secretary; Marvin
A. Boykin, assistant secretary;
Powell p. Bradfield, treasurer;
Harry c. Breeden, assistant
treasurer; Willis Bishop
teacher; Reece Rich, associate
teacher; Leonard w. Long, sons
leader. and DR.. Fred Bambergel
organist.