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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
Golden Age Club
Holds Bazaar

The Golden Age Club Of Frank
Inns Settlement held its 2lst sue
cessful bazaar this past week, as
sisted by the Royal Mothers
Club. Hot dogs and all the trim
mlngs. Jewelry. household items,
clothing. aprons. Christmas cards,
cosmetics, plants and tools found
their way TO waiting customers.
The proceeds Of the Bazaar en-.
ables the club to assume some OF
us own support
Mrs. Thomas Courts and her
helpers Mrs. Marion Monteith,
Mrs. Louise Everett. Mrs. Eliza
beth Miner were again on hand
along with Mrs. Jeanette Buchhol-
~. Mrs. Mary Pittinato, Mrs. Anne
Iorup. Airs. Josephine Marines,
and Mrs Justine Hamilton TO
make this a glorious event for
all.
Mrs. Margaret Washington. prcsi-
dent Of the Royal Mothers Club
and helpers. Mrs. Donna Davis,
Mrs Ella White and Mrs. Elmira
Moore sold the hot dogs. Next
week the program will be IN
charge Of Mrs. Lilly Hardin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
COURT NEWS

Judge Elsln L Davenport
The complainant Is Frances
Ridley. So. she sad be came TO
ner door with : shotgun and she
refused MS Ambulance al which
.lme Harvey fired shot through
ne door.
Police quoted Harvey saying
he lad been having trouble with
Nss Ridley and be intended TO
XII. her.
Rudolph Cnatman. "a. Of 1896
GocG4lc. was placed or two years
pEooai.Cn ordered 10 pay court
1.sis IN the amount Of 5000 last
week by Recorders Judge John
A klcca after pleading guilty TO
4ss-ui ana battery.
Carl Verburg. ~. Of 1856 Bea-
seriand. manager Of a laundry
- 7&o0 McGr4N. accused Chat.
nan Of striking him IN the face
with ms fists Nov : during argu-
Eent over the manner IN which
chatham was colng his work.
NeTDurg Was treated al Ford
Hospital for lacersiion over his
lefl eye. when required several
STITCHES 10 Close the wound.
ihe laundry manager said he
had been involved IN several bit.
,er arguments with Chairman
about his work during the eight
months that Chairman was EN-.
plOs cd by the Laundry before he
was fired last week
Chairman. the father Of three
children. was also ordered Il
pay Nerourg s hospital bill.
Robert C Thompson. o. OF
50O7 Seyburn. was sentenced Ia
81 days in the House Of Correc
ton lastWeek after he was con
yleted of breaking into a coir
oox, following his arrest April
II.
Thompson denied the charges
the sentence Was imposed by Re
eorders JUDGE Joseph A ellis
Robert Barth. Al. Of 1867 Easi
f0rt. Was sentenced 10 SIX month.
in the House Of Correction las
week after h. was convicted OF
larceny from a vacant building
Police said they arrested Barth
sept. "A in a vacant building al
l5<6 East Jefferson. where the,
found him IN . second floor bath
room breaking up the plumbin,
fixtures.
The officers said they found
some pump-pipes outside Of tho
door and tools in Garth's posses
SCn.
The sentence was imposed b,
Recorder $ Judge Joseph A. ellis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
sy MARY BELLE RHODES
TENTH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY.

Win = cluster u foWers II front
q the fireplace. shirley and Ia
rOld Cause. reviewed their guests
c,a Their 10Th wedding Annaer-
SAP. SATURDAY, November ilin.
al their hO-1e.
Shirley MAS wearing : While
TO plere oro<zced dress and had
; b0zffzr- nasr style. she Uo-c
msten.ng 1cceSsorses With > love
y lsVen1zr orchid gwen 10 ner
u Harold. Who Was very susse
n tro~1
Ties received variety Of use-
tul and beautiful gifts from their
many friends N Detroit
Mrs Ecnz Holconb compll-
nensed her niece and nephew
with ms reception. making this
event bif Of family history
TIE 100 guests cheeTf1lly gave
feiicstznons for al the years 20
cone- some present we're me
Ornie Booths. Wn- Vsushns Law
ence Miibens- Charles Blacks
Glen Caldwells- ST. and u Ger
aid and DAVID. John Reynolds.
VIZ BufordS- Arthur Golcscn-
Sr-. and NesdsreS Lois Carr.
Lucy Jackson. Sarah RoSth g.
Dzrnell, Pauline Richours Elz.ne
Mzyse. Y a Bristol Sarah Psge-
Lucille Wilkin. Thomas lr-es and
r.@nc~c
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

10 you enjoy a light. moist
cake. served warm from the oven
and sayorcd with q cup Of tea OF
coffee?
Then you viii enjoy all OF the
.hree new cake mixes now on your
grocery shelf: Duncan Hines
Dutch-Topping Cake Mixes-Apple
- Spice. Butterscotrh Crunch.
ard Cinnamon Raisin.
These new cake mixes take only
so-seconts Of easy hand mixing
Plus a ftw seconds 70 sprinkle on
TIE topping Cake and topping are
baked together. 20 ~ served 70
gsthsr a perfect sweet treat for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
sy COURT REPORTER

Mrs. Hattie Butler. So Of 1889
DLens Vista. MAS knocked down
n the hallway q the apartment
where s1e lives last week o, :
l0ne man who robbed her Of hcr
purse containing $500 In cash.
Mrs Butler told police that
the man came 10 behind her and
placed a. HANDS over her mouth
and threatened her before throw
lns her 10 the floor.
Mrs Butler said she held on TO
her purse as long a she could.
she said her hip was injured
slightly IN the fab
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

tennessee N----a-- { lzies. pl-s.
- -Nlz-' O. t7e 4s-z- open
60 -ss- i-es1as :. i1e Sn-oert
-1es-eE la- drama had Ks
0resA-.r s,slc = RS<necte- oe-
lore srr4f-n1 3. Deiy0.t : Sn1oer--
y = y~.1s ~ofEec G. - present
y Tx s-.1os - Ira. :, All u
ssAcs ~ I b-Dscs4s opening
~ =
me digit ~ ire lsysns. III
Lac S-crsniy Last SUnrsr.
,sae rsee lr Puerto B4rr...
s-e1--tr instead u t-lk-r. about i.
-sz.1 ai.4zs-s Is 34tr Csoezz
~ -tt1 ISIS Ncxll1 70 &c.
p,lai V lea.l.ress src struggle
- sr' i...1- -1- s-s4n Williams
-ses t1e ie-11-e - nlgnl-z1 nls
..e4- nOee.+r .1 line Night ef
q roe igusns.~ ~ has The syn
oc-ik ls411a struggling for free
ccu Anlle ine esrtns Characters
s4-0sele ~ ilnc e1siistlcl 7 ne
.slzi-s Is ifeec ne humans are
nvser released Ines struggle 10
tne Ell q their rope 4 they
sir1sg.e more iAey Nil strsngle
themselves
lsganz WITHOUT symbols Is
me sio;g q female resort own
r Who wants iose 70 keep her
from Dti1s lonely she struzzles
70 ~ the ioye from ceiunct
reverend Nno Is struggling 10
ind C1c Then. >e~ England
sp.n.ier ana her semi aid
zIsnlisther wsn1ers IN seeking
JiDp4s Therefore. whe the
sp.nster helps the reverend find
D1c Instesc u helping him find
TIE resort owner. We have a
triumphant piece Of dramatic H.
terst0re.
Beite DAVIS rOsrs n like ar
erUp;lng volcano. DUt became lost
10 the Inactive laxative second
act However THIS is no fault
II Miss Davis she gives color
ful performance as the resOri
owner But. she being Bette
DAVIS, The audience wants more
from her Her long absence II
the second act causes a consider
able amount Of uneasiness IN the
audience
Margaret Leighton, also starrec
"a ine cfams a. me Ne" england
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
SINGING SERVICE:

The Hartford Avenue Baptist
C1urcn Cnoirs furnished q de-
l.-nltui program Sunday even
ii. Il the Church.
yO1 missed grand treat Il you
were not present 10 JOIN them as
iney formed Z ring around the
church. singing beautifully, The
Battle Hymn Of the Republic"
Acs Charles A. Hill, pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
Theatre Detroit

reverend i soneHhs; reminiscent
q i1e reverend Il Greene :
Power ard Glor. In -Iguzrs
oont Think the par Is worth
al lne AUX = Neal PIT INTO 4
icenfinvsd Next Week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

Mrs Carrie Williams Of West
Grand Blvd was the gracious
hostess for the Cinderella Club
Monday afternoon al her lovely
home.
After the agenda was cleared
an after partey Of palaiable food
and sociaDle games were played.
Mrs. Mary Howard, president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
APPRECIATION PARTY:

Saturday evening al The Ran
dora the Postal Alliance honored
the Committee for the National
Convention that was held IN De-
troIi last Summer with a Jolly
Appreciation Party. Music and
dancing headed the evening OF
fun. Mr.. Arthur Field, Chr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

guilty 10 breaking and entering.
rcnce sa.G they arrested Eley
Sept. - 4Iter lie UToAe lnto a
ODs4uess establishment al 1871
Last Canflelc.
ADe v.i.eeEs said ines found
Eley. hanging 0ser tne SIDE Ot
sne DuA0l1s ~ Ms finger tips.
James HsrtNell. 81. Of 1888 A.
freq, u4eu lasg weeE II Receiving
Hospital u BODY injuries he SUI
4ereu .,Os , curing al aliercs-
ton al 1886 Alfred. Polce SAID
.Aey we're informed by Witnesses
max f1aElMeA was Deaten WITH .
MEAL Oar Dy Arthur States. o..
fO1mely VI 0Os Gratlot. VINO escap-
q alter me assault
Andre Pierre. Bowman. IL. OF
2545 West Cnlcago. was charged
with unlawtully arly1ng away an
a1t0mODne last week II q war
rant issued W the prosecutor 5
Office. Ponce SAID they arrested
Bowman and MS cousin. Harry
LEWIS. ~. vi Grand Rapids, IN
the stolen sar al brush and Ade-
lalde.
Bowman. according to police ad-
mlsted sgeailng .-le car. They
quoted MIN saying Il took the car
0ecause l Vas tired vi walking.
ihey said the youth also adj
mllted the theft Of three other
cars.
Two men accused Of robblng .
cab driver were charged with rob
Dcry armed last wte1 IN a warrant
signed BY Recorders Judge Elvln
l. Davenport.
They are Jack Cr0wder Rev.
noIds. 81. Of 2737 Gladstone. and
Kenneth ralph Lewis. "A, Of 2Old
Gladstone.
The CAD driver told police that
he picked up the two men in the
vicinity Of Ciairmouni and Lin,
wood. He said they requested
MIN 10 drive them 10 PIG NInder
The cab driver said when the,
reached the Winder address enc
Of the thugs pulled big revolver
and said. Turn out your lights
this IS a holdup."
The cabbie said the other thua
forced hIm from the cab after
they had robbed him Of $500.
lie two bandits drove away IN
the cab. Police later located tho
abandoned cab in an alley in the
vicinity Of Beaubien and Napo
leon
Charles Harvey. AZ. Of z75s
Ash. was charged with assault,
with intent TO kill last week h
. warrant signed By Recorder
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

Mrs K. Russell Of Stanford
Ave. was hostess 10 the 400 Club
Wednesday afternoon serving q
turkey ham delectsble dinner
Because OF the approaching
holiday the next meeting viii be
held IN December. Mrs Palmer
president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
UTOPIA CLUB:

Nf and Mrs. Benjamin Cole
man Of Blaine Ave were hosts
Saturday evening 10 the Utopia
C.ub serving : delicious Duck
dinner
Cards became the attraction and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

y or.e- ~ spezAsEs >-I1ss
>-.tr-oer IN ~ere hsenzel-st
s4Ss: ns-yyl S-sss-, a. ~.
Z ~gfs1.r nor s-- lis ; -
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ssl.gss--p r0-s @ss 1ec r lie
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3. cs-5 - o.,-~s-c .. sllssee TIE
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

a delicious turkey-ham dinner
Was served IN the recreation room
for the entire family and after
being seated Mr. Csusey gaze q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
s.rn. A~~UAl wcssEss DAY
50 sEly~D rASsssF
C-yxLrs Or De TkClf

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thx tAlLet1 kl1lL N01ne1
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"a syezAEr O. TX zor1-os xzs
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L1naeE--- $40 - speaker or0ke
f~r1rc Z t1e ic1s n2sso-3 &
lie lnsrc-@s oos<-sz1ce 81 No-
n@rs DAY Ire rreEe q rs
-sns-1-r se-zc- ~zs Black
.<see1s ~ Br.sn-er Days he
sr,yke o. BACK x1-ers q beng
particular pe0p.e because CT lhelr
1sckg-o--5. and should there
fire =. examples Il dress and
Christian slrrDes q faith. hope
snc carry he spoke q Black
Queens q TIE Bible. ard men
TONED Mar. Mcleod Beihune.
Charlotte 4 Brown. md Mamie
lconfinUsd on Psse O.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

Mrs. Clara Pennington MAS
chairman Of the March Of Dimes
Bridge and Whist Party gwen a.
the Nscirema Club Saturday after
noon. Many attended this worthy
cause.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
ID ctr ID
SPOtIite

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3.Ene1 TIC iIs4Ar i1slA ~ lc-'1
serrl1fy. ElA comes ~ fksbtr
wfih exk4 years q yNCA eA-
p.srsencx a. both > rarr TINE sprk'
& aDe profess.on1l Al The hrf-
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yoal- czs-s1cn. i beng lcoxe-
a. ~ : Des1er 90 II he c<x
6c--11s--zlcn-
Fred Ez1Atoz stLl waiting t0-
the og-corDe C rs case oE ST..
ssa4nS the Detroit Ponce Depart
1senL Af1s. frznkhn E-Cs1 Is
c1ang tnt handing. Hzrzilton :
ufUloe- q hzlpa S-nzlh, cleaer
-oocrr1 z1SaS1zE
william Pope q Northeast
Detroit L Gle y the nxw Negro
t0rene1 Il tae Ford Motor Cen
PATS rex prp10-lonzl program
Mrs ArcLz Clark Is beng Con-
sloereo To- s4nglng part CT 4
popalzr rsc-o program
TIE Jrbzn League Guild NIL
gne : Pre-. Thanksgiving Feast,
trscsy. Noy. II. al tie UrSzn
Lesg5e. The guild Is working
hard 70 RAISE funds 10 help vIih
then many projects che Of which
i Green Pastures Camp Build
ING president l. Ms Carl Rsccer
sDc Chairman Of me affair Is
Mrs Carlyle stewart
4 Fall FznSizSy will be pre-
sented Dr. M Omega Chapter OF
the Omega PSI PM Fraternity
friday evening Nos II in the
main ballroom Of COb0 hall This
event s1ll culmInsie the Golden
Anniversary Of Year Of Achieve
meni b. the fraternity Proceeds
from the affair viii 90 10 sup
port the Omega program IN bet
rOli and Boy Stout troops, sen
olsrships, and : life membership
IN the NAACp.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
Society DoMlgs

found the guests coming home IN
The early hours Of the morning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

toast 10 his alfe. Shirley. which
enctd : loSou celebration
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
HOME BIBLE STUDY CLASS
ENTERTAIN SENIOR CITIZENS

Sunday. November. 18th. at 800
pm. the Home Study Class enter
tanned Senior Citizens at Pre-
Thanksgiving Dinner. in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Jones.
Of Medium Ave. A delicious tur-
key dinner was served. and gene
raj fellowship was enjoyed BY
al present. Senior Citizens were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

breakfast. dinner-dcsscrt. OF be-
tween meal snack.
For = dinner-dessert. you might
serve Apple ~ Spice cake with a
creamy sauce. Bake the cake ac-
cording 20 directions on the pack
age Cut cake into squares while
Sill warm from the oven and
serve with this delicious sauce
Serves 10 s.
cinaenor Ne crcern Sss<e
featprln cinnamon
"a teaspoon rIffn<E
?, cup thorre1 uaInuts
cur fuEar
! cup heavy rreanf. rfirrrf
Combine al ingredients In a
small bOwl and chill thoroughly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
CHAPEL ALL BAPTIST
CHURCH

~ a---s. -r-E-~ Ast.--s Tea
es- y---yre- - t-t so-1-
A--l 1sf 11sfc &c Leles.-1l
L1-- &. -s-@ -.-- L1-rc1 .zst
s---as &. -.- s.1 tables repre-
se1-- es- .-1tfs 40 r-zrs
rere " csTs. -..--..lss r.
presence aye H-ssts ..4rs.-
fTsr -1s t14te- State
Aex = s-- Cute FefsgIs repre-
se-.l-z s.-1e q i-e sDose eo1n-
isses s-~ stl1s h-y14gnts q
ss-.t -e,s ..s-s Jsrs Smith -
A1E1-s -1ss g.-sec s1c Arthur
ho..1s., R.ss-s Nss ~, 4
A-er s-r LTs Er1rs Cotton
>4p<r, -scfs represented Mexico
&c L1-rs fespte-lst.s
Z sir eeae - Henretis Arr.
oic s1c : Gsii-5cse represented
FEsroe an Leypa1s S.rnue.
Kshne Greer snc Cs.herlne
Green represented ne United
States q AnersLs Acting a. L -.
Secretary CtneFs. as Nrs. Inel-
IA Spsnce, mo ~ss prin14 psI
speskes Ar Charlie Jscksor AS
guest sClc4sr scco,r panied D. 1.r
EDory RscioEc y. Jessie Cor
don va Master II Ceremonies
Nfs C<jell FOUNTAIN ass resp0ns.-
be for Ire beautiful hzr.esz DE-
eOrsflo1k Jkher Eosrcs 20 !
snc 10 q tne church ser, q a.
bostegses
The KEY TbeOdore Spencer
gave ilnsi remarks The Res. Ro3
4 Alien "a pastor Il the church
HOLIDAY FASHION FLARE
Senior Missionary Circle no. ]
ALL present holiday Fashion
Flare Sunday. December 3. 1851
N the Central Y. W {. A. lOcsi.
ed zZ5O Wiiherell 81 NOntcsln
30 70 $50 pm The main fes'
tDre will be models showing the
latest 10 fashions. Mrs. Sybil Green
is general chsirmsI. Mrs. ArtrIe
Waters, co-chr. and Mrs. Bessie
r. Ware is president.
Annual Womens Day will be
observed at Ut Pleasant Mission
sry Baptist Church. Sunday, Nov
18th. The church Is located al
37l2 Preston. The Rev. {. o
Stewart minister.
HOME BIBLE STUDY CLASS
ENTERTAIN SENIOR CITIZENS
Sunday. November. 18th at 800
pm. the Home Study Class enter
tanned Senior Citizens at q Pre-
Thanksgiving Dinner. in the hons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

1zsLs11. PzElg Ms N---1e NlSkS-
= D.sstr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

Charles Harvey. AZ. Of 275s
Ash. was charged with assault
with intent TO kill last week IN
. warrant signed By Recorder
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
HOLIDAY FASHION FLARE
Senior Missionary Circle Nc.

Annual Womens Day will be
observed al Ut Pleasant Mission
sry Baptist Church. Sunday, Nov.
18th. The church Is located al
37l2 Preston. The Rev. {. o..
Stewart minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

Mrs Arclz Clark Is beng con
SACRED sO- singing pzrt OF
popular rsc-o program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

william Pope q Northeast
De<rOH l Gle q Tie new Nesr0
torenen Il tae Ford Motor Com
~ - Lev prOr10-lonzi program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

FFed Ez1AIoz stIll waiting FOX
the oS-corDe C rs case CT : SIT
ssz4nss the Detroit P0Llcs Depart
1se1i ATTY frznxhn B-psn Is
cLAng the handling hzziiton :
ufOloer q hzlpa S-2<h. cleser
-ocorr1 RASCAL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

-Ave-y Jackson. Of La pslies
yoa4- ozy-s1on. Is beng lcoxe1
Al ~ = nesler % II TIE ne~
1c-r-n2s-rzt1un
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-11-11
ELECTRICITY

progress Mississippi will always be in direct ratio
to attitude of the people toward industry and business AS
good citizen keeny interested in the states economic progress
has worked close cooperation with state and local groups
and individuals conducting series of Industrial Development
Clinics throughout Western Mississippi that communities may
be challenged to build this of attitude Here valuable
technical leadership has been offered and specific development
goals set up MP&Is the states advancement is also
shown in another way ample supply electricity essential
for growth any field and again. MP&L is ready with
power for progress today and tomorrow
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-11-11
Lane Bryant Annual Awards To
Volunteers To Be Presented
Thursday, November 18th
African Winner of international
Volunteer Award Also To Be Named

New York - Winners of the
thirteenth Lane Bryant Annual
Awards and International
Award for outstanding volun-
teer service in 1860 will be NAM
ed on Thursday, November 16,
at a luncheon to be held in The
Terrace room of The Plaza
hotel, New York City, it was
announced today by Raphael
Malsin, president, Lane Bryant,
Inc.
"Lane Bryant gives these
Awards in memory of their late
founder" Mr.. Malsin stated, Gin
the supreme hope that all coun-
tries will recognize these in
dividuals who-without thought
of personal gain unselfishly
devote themselves to the better
ment of the lives of others,
whoever and wherever they may
be-"
Two Awards of 81 100000 Zone
thousand dollars) each will be
presented one to a group and
one to an individual for ex-
ceptional voluntary efforts in
behalf of the American COM
munity.
In addition, the winner of the
$1,000 Lane Bryant Information
al Volunteer Award, to be pre-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-11-11

ship Baptist Church for II yrs.
and recently led his congrega-
ton into a new, modern church
with a large auditorium and
AZ class and assembly rooms
plus off-street parking. He is
assistant secretary of the Ma
tional Baptist Convention, USA
Inc, trustee of the American
Baptist Theological seminary
and a member of the Council
of Churches of Greater Kansas
City.
Other officers elected at the
convention include: Rev. Will
liam II. Harris, executive secre-
tary; Rev. w. M. Holmes, re-
cording secretary; Rev. G. l..
Gladney, treasurer; Rev. L. d.
Hardiman, auditor; Rev. Fred
w. Adams, statisticians, and
Rev. J. D. Howard, indoctrinat-
or.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-11-11

his own District Association re-
fused to endorse him, but other
officials of the New Era As
sociation voted unanimously for
his endorsement over the mod
orators protest.
Doctor Henderson succeeds
the Rev. C.. E. Richards who re-
lirquished the post week ear
lier and publicly announced his
endorsement of the new presi-
dent.
The Kansas City minister was
born in Lexington, Miss. He was
ordained in 1889, having ack-
nowledged his call to the minis
try at an early age.
He attended the Natchez Col
lege high school in Natchez,
Miss, and Jackson State Teach
ers College, Jackson, Miss.
Earning the bachelor of arts de-
gree from the American Bap-
fist Theological seminary in
Nashville, he went on to earn
the master of Theology from
New York's Union Theological
He has done further study at
the University of Chicago and
the Central Baptist Seminary
Of Kansas City, receiving the
doctor of divinity degree in May
1916.
In 1915 the Rev. Henderson
served as minister for the Ma
tional Council of Churches al
Camp Crowder, Missouri. A
former moderator of the New
Era District Association, he at
tended the World Baptist AL
lance in 1855 in London, Eng
lad, and made a tour of thu
Holy Land.
He has pastored the Friend
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-11-11

scented this year to citizen of
an African country, will be in
troduced. The recipient of this
Award is being flown to the
United States for this citation.
Plaques citing their accom-
plishments will also be present
ed to the Award winners.
The Lane Bryant Annual
Awards were established in 1948
1. to inspire and provide re-
cognition for volunteer workers
in projects that benefit the
American community and home.
All Awards nominations are
screened at the Bureau of APP
piled Social Research, Column
bia University. The names of
finalists are then submitted to
a panel of judges.
The Lane Bryant Information
al Volunteer Award is an ex-
tension of the Lane Bryant An
nual Awards and was inaugural
ed in 1858 to encourage volun-
teer activity elsewhere in the
world. A specific area has been
selected for each international
Award that has been presented;
Asia in 1858 and South Ameri-
ca in 1859.
The search for worthy Afri-
can volunteers for the Inter-
national Award began in JAN
uary 1861. Forty-four nomina-
tions were received from II diff
ferent African countries. Of
ficials of over half of the so
countries in Africa wrote the
Award Committee expressing
gratitude for this show of in
terest in Africans.
Judges for the 1860 Awards
being presented on November
16 are: Edward D. Canham,
editor, The Christian Science
Monitor; General Alfred M.
Gruenther, President, American
National Red Cross; Mrs. Mary
G. Roebling, President, Tren-
ton Trust Company; George
Romney, President, American
Motors Corporation; and Hen
ry M. Wriston, President, The
American Assembly, Columbia
University.
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