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ALL SHIP SHAPE

And ready for summer enjoyment.
This 2-bedrr. home is FURNISHED
screened porch. Excel water priv
ilegeS and only $1,000. Terms.
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SUMNER CAMPS

SUMNER HOME, as miles from
Wash; ] acre waterfront: z-bed-
/ rm. home. Price, SIS, 900. Write
MRS. g.. j, HENDERSON, 81.
0eOraa Island. Nd
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Z ACRE LOTS

] TO 5.ACRE LOT, springfield
area. Fairfax Co., wooded. stream;
protected area, terms. CL. 0-1S44
A. ma LEE.oEAQ
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK 81 Roadmaster 4-dr. hard
top; finished in striking 2-tonI
blue and white, equipped, power
steering, power brakes, power
windows, radio, heater, Wv
tires, custom harmonizinE graS
and blue interior: luxury at it'
best; extra sharp: only Sl,195.
RR0WN RTHCK
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cHV. SO VS. Impala; beaut. red
and white. finish, power steering,
power oIakes. auto. trans;; SHOW
down payment.
- r--Ty
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INTl nrRRe

AtSNH sA~AASS
In one block. Center Of Alabama
2S miles South Of Birmingham
suburbs. 3 miles MonteVallo 70
college town.. over $500, 900 It
timber. 2-aere deep lake. h-mile
on paved highway. Close to in
Extra GOOD future Investment. t,
Good plant site. Plenty room for
employe houses Good cattle,
hog or tree farming. Excellent
for . housing sub -diviSiOR with
plenty timber to build houses.
sSss.. gsiss $50 ,sp , ss5 asSs ;r o. s..1s: Hi :S
will consider loAE term lease.
Owner TO retain no mineral
rights. Also 90 acres Bradley
County, Arkansas. CleSe to oil
district. Contact owner, Allen
CLARK. 2o21 2nd ave-. No. B'hlm.
AlabAmG. Phone Al. 1-7171,
RaR TsR I.A0AA
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VACATION PLAGES
OUT Of T0WN REAL ESTATE

WAITSFIELD. VT.-Mountain III
ssasin; CAB 4 r. rms s;oS SsEimminF sessTsy;
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CADILLAC 1859 tVo-doOr; factor,
air; low miles traded Rolls Royce
Conn. ave.
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4-BEDROOM

Home with Nv. rm.. din. area, kit
bath, large glass encl. "L"-shapI
porch corner lot. StoneS-throV
ONLY SiO.5OO. Excel. financinS.
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WATERFORD PR0P. WTl.

RESPONSIBLE couple desires "a
rent AttrAe. furn. cottage, on wa
ter, for season. Not more than 40
mi. from WashinEton. WIN con-
slider option to buy. Phone DU.
1-2AaA or Du H.2A0h
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OCEAN CITY, ND, attr. mod. 2
pch., gar. Special during mo. june
$50 Et. Abo avail. later. KE
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CADILLAC 1883 Convertible: full
power; must sell, $685.: will
trade. IA. BLISS or CO. 5-6a2b
CADILLAC '5s Coupe de vile
power. clean. priced for quick
sale, S1,1e5. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO., $40 n. Henry st. Alex, Va,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sALE

CADILLAC 81 2-ar. Adtp,i Sxeel
Hsehsnieal eond. Quick SGiS: 1896,
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
SEASh0RE PROPERTY

RETIRING? II you have local
property, let's swap for my beauti-
full 3-bedrm. 2-bath house, In West
Palm Beach. ia. 4-330O.
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tsl AcREs, 7; Il, B., R:-oovsT
valuable. Barg.
33h ACREs. PiBeataWay RA. Sand
o. 4. ogTERMAr b CO.
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CADILLAC SO convertible; S6e6.
Absolutely beautiful throughout
Runs like . dream! You won't
find anything wrong with this
one. Only $40 down mo fooling!)
S36.7l monthly. No extra charges.
Guaraptead
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AUTOMOBILES FeR SALE

cHEY. - 2-aeer; heater, 34eB
SELLER6 SALES b eVc., 622S
Baltic. ave. on Rte. I, between
Hyatts. and College Park. WA
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LsTs, ACREAGE ron SALE

1cC0REEK, MD. - Redbud in
bloom At Moyaone Reserve on B.
900, Eeod financing avail. BU.
3-2l2f or BU. S-267S.
1CREAGE FOR NVESTMgNT-Let
the population growth OF Fairfax
County make YOU capital gains.
For the best buy, see MASON a
OMER l.. HURST, Brokers, Arn1n-
dale, Va, c. $1,000, weekdays.
ACREAGE in Howard and Mont
goEnery Counties, large or small
WA. 4-9s17 or PA. 6-404l.
ALEX. AREA-2e lots: all utilities
in or available. Area Of fine
homes, Good subordination to re-
Hponsible builder. -
THE PICKETT CO., AGENTS
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WHEATON LOT, l05Xl2b. 81
utilities, incl. house con. seVel
and water: streets paved: excel
loc.: price SIS. 600: cash REQ
JAMES D. DRAPER, e414 Geor
gia ave, eilV. SprI Nd. JU. p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
BY Marcus n. BovIware

Q-Undcr what conditions may
substitute motion be made, and
what is the parliamentary pro-
ccdurc?-Mrs. =. l..
A The substitute motion is
in reality new main motion
being made under the disguise of
an amendment. For instance,
suppose that the following main
motion is made:
Master Chairman, | move that
we give our annual picnic on
July A."
A substitute motion might read:
Il move that we strike out all
of the words after i move that
and insert in their places the
words we 90 on record as favor
ing restudy of the practice OF
giving an annual picnic"
To dispose of the main motion
and its substitute requires con
siderable time especially if there
are a number of pros and cons.
II il becomes necessary to
propose a substitute motion, il
would save time if the club voted
against the main motion being
discussed. and propose a new
main motion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
l04 To Graduate

GREENSBORO, NC. One
of the largest classes to be grad
uated from Bennett College =
104 - is scheduled TO receive
degrees at the 88th annual com
mcncemcnt exercises to be held
on Monday, June 5.
Or. Kenneth !. Brown, retired
executive director Of the DAN
forth Foundation will deliver the
address and President Villa B.
Player will confer degrees al fhe
exercises TO be held mi Pfeiffer
Chapel beginning at 1890 am.
Among the prospective grad
yates whose names were released
this week by Miss Mary l.. May
field, registrar, are II Bachelor
Of Arts and 33 Bachelor of Sci
cnce.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
BY Mary Belle Rhodes

There were many senior citi'
zens at the Nacirema Club Sun
day afternoon for their annual
dinner and program which in.
Guided tour of the city and a
return TO Nacirema for a delight
full dinner.
This program began in 1924,
when members of the Phyllis
Wheatly Home were the only
participants. But, today in this
changing world ladies from nearly
all communities are represented.
A delightful musical program
was enjoyed while dinner was
served. The guest speaker was
Mrs. Louella Lawson.
We commend the Nacirema
Club for this far-rcaching pro-
gram, embracing the women of
yester-year in one afternoon of
happiness. Mr.. Golden Smith,
The originator of this program
81 years ago was given citation
by Mr. Charles Smith
The day closed with the Senior
Citizens receiving hankics, can
dies, jewelry, and as Miss Ann
Lee sang Only One Rose"
flower was placed in each hand
of the guests. Thelma Radden
was the mistress of ceremonies,
Colder Smith. chairman and Artie
Bailey president.
Friday evening, at Hartford Ave
nue. Baptist Church family din
ner was given in honor of Rev.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
COURT NEWS

walking off with the children at
night, while he was at work.
The mother and the children
are presently on the welfare rolls.
Samuel Moon, 26, of 26l5 Nc
Dougall, waived examination last
week on arrangement before Re-
corder's Judge George Murphy
on the charges of larceny in a
store. Bond was set at $500.
Police said Moon walked into
a downtown department store,
picked up mans shirt valued
at $500, concealed the shirt
under his coat and left the store.
He was apprehendcd at Wood
ward and Elizabeth. The officers
said futhcr investigation disclosed
that Moon was concealing other
merchandise stolen at oth C r
stores, valued at STA.
Moon was released recently
from Jackson Prison where he
served from 1855 to 1859 on a
narcotics conviction.
Moon said he took the mcrchan-
disc for his own use.
Harry j. Brown, 30, of 1893
Selden, was sentenced to 5 TO
10 years in Jackson Prison last
week by Recorders Judge Gerald
w. Groat after pleading guilty to
last Feb. IL Staying of his girl.
friend, Kathleen Moore, 30, of
the Scldcn address. and FELTON,
Gilbert, Jr., 80, of 1851 Norman
dy.
Police said Miss Moore and
Brown had lived common-law
since 1855. On the night before
the Staying, Brown left the adj
dress about 1890 pm. He re-
turned the following morning
about 100 and found Miss Moore
and Gilbert seated on the daven-
port. Brown ordered Gilbert out,
an argument ensued between the
two men and Gilbert refused TO
60
Brown armed himself with a
revolver in the bottom and re-
turned to the living room, where
a fight ensued between the two
men for the possession of the
gun. During the struggle which
followed, the gun discharged and
killed Miss Moore. Brown final.
ly gained possession of the gun
and shot Gilgert in the stomach
several times.
Mrs. Rose FELTON,, 80, of 3740
Harding, escaped last week after
a man grabbed her on the front
porch Of her home as she was
preparing to unlock the door.
She was dragged between the
houses by the thug, who fled
after nc was apparently brighten.
cd by Mrs. Felton's screams.
.
Mrs. Matte Scarbough. So. of
1922 Scott, had a hair-raising OK
pcricncc in front of her home
last week when a lone man ap-
preached from behind and placed
a knife against her throat and
demanded, Give me your money. .
Mrs. Scarbough said when she
informed the thug she didn't
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
Society Doings

Guests included, Mcsdamcs,
Mae Mitchell Helen Pcttiford,
Bernice Stewart, and Nancy Wal
stein. Members Mcsdames Thclma,
Bernice Cook, Gwendclyn Har-
rison, Corrine Booker, and
Georgina Harding.
Mrs. Thelma Hancock of Amcri-
can Avenue is visiting her pa
rents. Rev. and Mrs. Grover Mel
son of Pittsburg Pa.
The Detroit Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club observed
its Founders Day with a luncheon
and program, Saturday afternoon
in the India Room of the Lei I'D
Hotel.
DR.. Marion L. Edmon of Wayne
State University was guest
speaker and chose as her subject,
"Sojourner Truth" Mrs. Ruth
+. Bolar presented the Sojourncr
Truth Award TO Mrs. Jessie Jai
Mcneil whose life has been full
of usefulness to mankind, and
Mrs Annie wilkins presented
a scholarship award to Sandra
Sims who showed deep apprecia-
ton.
This entire program touched
the hearts of guests. Mrs. Maymc
Cole is president and the bene-
diction was given by Rev. A. d.
Evans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
! Remember
Continued on Pane 81

She is Anne Braden, wife OF
a florid.faced, terrlble-tempered
freshman named Carl Braden, q
] stubborn fellow who is now Ian
gushing in prison for refusing
to cooperate with the House Com
mittee on Tn American Activities
probing his activities in the
South's indignation fight
Both Anne and Carl are ex-
celient news people and both
were working on Louisville, Ky.
dailies when l met them years
ago.
Anne, a lovely girl from fairly
wei s,udo Southern family Il
believe she was born in Mlssissip-
pi and raised in Anniston), was
reared and educated in the best
tradition of the gentle and prl-
vilege white women OF the soutn,
which is to say. she attended an
exclusive girls finishing school
and was properly spoon-fed in
gentle fashion on the inherent
superiority of whites and the ma
tural inferiority of the blacks.
She told me of some of her
experiences as cub reporter
on q Birmingham, Ala, daily. A
highly sensitive woman, she was
still aghast at the sight of a
skull boastfully of lynchcd Ne
gro being casually used as
paper weight in an Alabama
snerIffs office.
Her experiences as a reporter
in those early years coming as
they did on the heels OF her
lifelong acceptance of the South
ern way of life rocked her to
her heels and as she told me
time and again Il didn't enter
the fight for civil rights on behalf
of Negroes, alone. did il mostly
for whites, my own people. Be-
cause what | saw scared me-the
depravity, the moral blindness,
the cloying sickness of white
supremacy and where it was lead
ing; how it suppressed freedom
of thought and choice of associ-
ates among both the oppressed
and the opprcssors.'
For her answering belief in
extending the frontiers OF human
kindness, she has paid and paid
dearly. This woman, mother
Of four has suffered all kinds of
indignitics. deprIvations and hard
ships. She lost her job on the
Louisville daily paper, she has
seen her husband jailed twice (sht
has been jailed hcrsclD; her
phone has rung all hours of The
night with bigots and crackpot:
shouting all kinds of obsccnitie:
over the instrument.
Even today, as a staff mcmbc
of the Southern Conference Edu
I cati0nal Fund, a Southwidc inter
racial organization working fol
intcgration, she is continuing tina
fight.
AS | think back on Admission
Ala, ii occurs TO me that all white
people of that and other South
crn dic-hard towns can't be bad
If once in while they produce
an Anne Bradcn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
BY COURT REPORTER

Kenneth Eubank, As, of 2545
Taylor, was sentenced TO 10 to
~. years IN jackson Prison las,
weeA Dy Recorders Judge Frank
u. ocnemanske after he was con-
viclcd Of second degree murder
In the last Dec. 2 fatal shooting
OF ms eSlranged commonlaw wife,
Mrs. Emma rerguSon EuDank, 81,
oil 800 hlchton, during an argu-
invnt IA MIS-. EuOanh apartment.
She was dead on admittance TO
Receiving hospital of gunshot
wound Of the right side of the
mead.
Ponce said the Eubanks had
lived common-law for sometime,
ana separated last september,
shortly before Labor Day.
Inc shooting was an aftermath
OF heated argument in Mrs. Eu-
bank S apartment, a tusslc for
the possession of revolver.
Police said Eubank S h 0 his
wife after she ran out of her
apartment into a hallway and
started down the back stairs OF
the apartment where she lived.
Eddie Harris, Jr., %, of 1904
Northcrnwestern, and Levi Ellis
Il of 4756 Tillman, were given
prison sentences last week by
Recorders Judge Elvin l.. Davcn
port after pleading guilty to as,
sault with intent to rob being arm
cd.
The two men were allowed tC
plead guilty to a lesser offense
Harris was given to 10 years in
Jackson Prison. Ellis was placed
on four years probation with the
first four months in the House OF
Correction and assessed S2OC
costs.
Police said Harris admitted &C
robberics nettcd him $500. Six
teen of this number were bank
robbcries and four were finance
companies.
Ellis d m itted participating
in four of the robberies.
s.
William Z. Gates, 30, of 5000
Dexter, was sentenced to 2l2 To
5 years in prison last week by
Recorders Judge Gerald w. Groat
after pleading guilty to breaking
and entering.
Police said Gates admitted
breaking into the apartment OF
Mrs. Katherine Childress, of 288,
Gladstone, last December IL
where he stole a portable TV set
Iii III set and 33 records.
J. d. Griffin, 33, of l062O Mack
was found guilty of nonsuppor'
last week by Recorders Judge
Elvin L. Davenport and placed OF
two years probation.
Griffin was arrested on The
complaint of his cstranged wife
Mrs. Will Ella Griffin, 80, Of l60t
Blaine.
Mrs. Griffin said the last sup
port she received from her nus
band. was last September.
The couple have two minol
children.
! Griffin accused his wife o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
CHAPEL TRAIN ACCENTS
GOWN

Patricia Ann Cross. daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. George 7. Cross
of Fullerton Street, became the
bride of Eugene Palmers Will
liams at 7 pm. last Saturday in
the Church of God in Christ, 623
Livingston. The bridegroom is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Williams of Vancouver. The Rev.
w. G. Shipman. Bishop, officiated
at the ceremony. and Reception
followed Immediately in the
church dining hall. Miss Cross
wore a white imported Chantilly
lace gown. fashioned with fitted
bodice. scalloped neckline, long
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
READERS

For my pamphlet on group
discussion. send two stamps and
a self.addrcssed long business
envelope to DR.. Marcus ii. Boul-
ware, Florida A and M Univer-
sity, Box 1855, Tallahassee, Flori-
da.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27

Charles A. Hill, with many people
present, making a grand fellow
ship for all.
AT the speakers table was Mrs,
Esther Shapiro. Attorney George
Crockett, Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Hill. and Mrs. Linnie Miles and
Sculptor, Oliver LaGroan. Rev.
Hill introduced Attorney Crockett
who introduced Mrs. Shapiro, a
spirited leader, who believes in
honoring individual when they
are worthy, regardless of race
or color. She has also persuaded
other citizens and integrated or
CARNATIONS to thinking, hence,
contributions began to roll in
for a bust, for a true and valiant
soldier, Rev Charles A. Hill.
Judge Elvin l.. Davenport was in
troduced, and Mr.. Oliver LaGroan
expressed honor liz having made
a bust OF Kew. Hill.
T.
PiNOcHLE CLUB:
Miss Georgina harding enter
tanned the Pinocle Club Saturday
afternoon at the vast estate of
her sister. Mrs. Buelah QUEENS
in Cunard River, Ontario, which
is west of Windsor.
The hostess served delectable
dinner. Pinochle and bridge hon
ors were given TO Mrs. Gwendolyn
Harrison, Miss Georgia Harding
and Mrs. Irma Wells. Each guest
and member received a beautiful
gift, and transportation expenses
were refunded.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
Continued on Page 81

have any money = but he may
take her purse, he fled.
Mrs. Dorothy Williams, 35. of
2727 Pingree, was rushed TO Re-
ceiving Hospital after she coIlaps-
ed while attending church SER
vices at ST. Paul AMEZ Church.
1889 Dexter.
James Clark, %. of 5915 Begolc,
escaped proSection last week after
he walked into st. Bernard Catho-
lie Church, 1901 Mack, and stole
collection plate containing S84.-
81.
Police said the priest of the
church refused to sign com.
plant against Clark.
William Long, %, of Buffalo.
New York appeared before Re-
corder's Judge Elvin l.. Davcn-
port on a vagrant chargo last
Wednesday, He told the court
he came to Detroit seeking en-
ployment. However, he was en-
able to find a job. All of his
money had been exhausted
Long promised to returned TO
Buffalo the same day, if given
his freedom, which was granted
by Judge Davenport.
Long told the court that he had
about $500 worth of clothes in
sultcases, at bus station. Judge
Davenport told Long he didn't
want to see him again-as he was
giving him a suspended sentence.
instead of Jail.
Thursday, Long stood before
Judge Davenport again. He tried
to hop a freight train for the ride
back to Buffalo, but was prevent
cd by two railroad detectives. who
explained to Long, you cannot
ride a freight train from the
Y. 5. A. through Canada, to Buf.
falo. and Long was locked up.
Thursday Long told Judge Dav.
export that he plans to sell part
OF his clothes, to raise money 10
80 home. Judge Davenport soft
ened his heart again and granted
Longs freedom.
Mrs. Opal Daniels. 80. of 1904
Pingree, was found guilty of fail
ure to send her children TO school
and placed on one years proba.
tion by Recorders Judge Elvin
l.. Davenport.
Police said Cherlyn Daniels. Is
and Marleen Daniels. 10. were on,
OF school for a total of 80 school
days, last semester. Cherlyn was
iardy Al and Marleen AZ times
Inc principle of Hutchins
) h Dol, Woodrow Wilson and
Blaine, said he tried unsucccss.
iuiiy TO contact Mrs. Daniels at
home ten times, before requesting
warrant.
Reginald Bell, 20. of 27OO s.,
Anloinc' was placed on one years
probation last week by Recorders
Judge Elvin l.. Davenport after
pleading guilty to assault and bat
'Confinced or Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
Prince Of Peace Ushers Sponsor
Program:

Programs
The Senior Usher Board of the
Prince of Peace Baptist Church.
4274 Grand River sponsored a
Get Acquainted Program last
Sunday afternoon The program
consisted of musical selections
by the Young Adult Choir. and
the Thompson Singers GROUP of
children II years and Younger
a solo by Carlctte Moore of Little
Rock Baptist Church, and address
scs on various subjects by ladies
representing churches in the city.
Mrs. b. Spcach, wife of the min
lister, spoke from a subject What
is required of Leadership Pen
tccost Day was subject used by
Mrs J. Cleveland of Greater Mt
Carmel Baptist Church.
Mrs. Griffin OF Community
A.M.E. Church spoke on Faith, "
Mrs. Bertha |. Marion OF Third
Baptist Church spoke on PROBES
sionsI and Business Women, Mrs
}. Gross Of Little Rock Baptist
spoke on Prayer. and Mrs. Ne.
eks Of Jordan Baptist Church
spoke about The Great Physi-
cisn," The climax hymn was
What a Fellowship" Mrs. Emma
L. Cotton of Chapel Hill Baptist
Church was Mistress Of -Cere-
monies, Mr.. L. {. Braxton, Presi-
dent, Mrs. Ann Flow, Chr. The
Rev. J. S. Speseh, Pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-27
CHAPEL HILL TO OBSERVE
37th ANNIVERSARY:

Those sharing the spotlight in
the 37th. Anniversary Of Chapel
Hill Baptist Church. Maybury
Grand at Hudson Wednesday May
24-28. will be the Rev. G.. L.
Randolph, pastor Dawson Avenue
Baptist Church, and the Rev. j.
II Porter Of Holy Baptist, We'd.
ncsday. The Rev +. N. Cox Of
True Love Baptist Church, and on
Friday, the Rev. II. W. Borough
Of Catalan Baptist Church. Rev.
Thomas of Trinity Baptist Church
Flint, will deliver the message
in the closing Service. The public
is invited to attend these services.
the Rev Roy A. Allen, Pastor.
Green Grove Baptist Launch
Building Fund Drive:
Mrs. Roberta Benefited, MEM
Der OF group No. 2. under the
leadership Of Mr.. Rufus Clemens.
az Green Grove Baptist Church.
will chair the first program TO
launched by the church. Sunday,
begin the Building Fund Drive
June 4fh. az 800 pm. in the
auditorium az l3l0s Riopelle. The
Rev. {. B. Bspfisse, pastor OF The
UndenominstionaI Church Of
God, e3ll John {. Lodge, will
be Guest Preacher.
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