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The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Lincoln Hsts.
Woman Saved
From Con Woman
CINCINNATI. Ohio

y 63-year-old Lincoln Heights
woman, Mrs. Leila Walker. 1869
Schumard Ave, was prevented
from losing $500 last week to
three con women. A cab driver,
Mark Vice, of Bellevue, KY. over
heard a conversation while he
was driving the con women and
Mrs Walker from PEBBLES Corner
to Lockland bank.
Just before the swindle was
"omplcted. and while the suspects
ilichted at PEBBLES corner to call
tho boss" Mr.. Vice radioed for
oolcc. He seized one woman. who
~" .istered as Mrs. Ruth Fletcher,
33. Of Philadelphia, Pa. and held
her until police arrived. Mrs.
Flctchcr's accomplices escaped.
Police held the Fletcher woman,
who first gave the name of Mary
Jefferson for investigation.
Mrs. Walker. widow, said she
was approached by the women
who said they had found $4,000
and they would split with her
{ shc put I'D good faith" money.
She said the $500 was all the
money she had.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Alleged Slayer
Refused Bond

fatal shotgun shooting q Frank
Spencer. p. Of 524 Czrplin Place,
Cincinnati Witnesses for McCEsy
testified that Spencer had flashed
knife At McCrsy before the
shooting McCray said he hsc
ordered Spencer 70 stop snnos
ing ticket cir! and 70 leave
the theatre
The court wss told thsi the
crowd pleaded with Mccrsy not
70 shoot. bit McCray sliesedls
,sid I'm gong 70 xii him then
fired
Mrs Norma Ellis The ticket
e.rl sad shc heard M-Crsy shout
10 spencer &c, o4t q my
.hoV just before ne shot was
fred she ssid that McCray beat
the fatally wounded man ~l'h
the shotgun after he xss shot
The Press learned from Z con
flden,lal source that the tHo
yosng girls with Spencer acre
sl.eged.s hired n appear On ne
hon and promised SO Thes re-
fenec 81 snd Spsaces ~s- si
icseGls tfsing - gei ire ealarle
~ the mona, Tre srz1mt1t a.
i0iloaed Nth the climax cf.rz
N no snDo'.ng
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Atty. JAMES o. LEE
o07 <. Adams

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
RONALD McFADDEN, Plaintiff VS.
ELIZABETH McFADpEN Defendant.
No. 67o4Sl
At session of said Court held at
the Court House in the City of De-
roit, in SAID County, on the 23rd
day OF March, A.D. 1862
PRESENT: THE HONORABLE Ed
WARD S. PIGGINS, Circuit Judge.
In this cause, II appearing from the
affidavit hereto attached, that the de-
fendant, Elizabeth McFadden, cannot
be served by process issued out OF
this court, as she is not resident of
the State OF Michigan, but resides in
Spencer, Tennessee, and that her last
known mailing address Is General
Delivery, Spencer, Tennessee:
Therefore, on motion OF James ID.
Lee, Attorney for the PlairSiff,
1T is ORDERED that the defendant,
Elizabeth McFadden, cause her APP
pcarancc to be entered in this cause.
within three months from the date
OF this order, or that said bill of
complaint will be taken as confessed
by the said defendant. and that true
copy OF this order for appearance be
sent TO the defendant, Elizabeth Nc
Fadden, General Delivery, Spencer.
Tennessee, by registered mail, ad.
dressee only, return receipt requested.
and IL not received, that this order
be published In any newspaper, pub.
lishcd and circulating in the County
OF Wayne, according TO law.
A TRUE COPY
EDWARD 5. PIGGlNS, Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ. BRANDIGIN, Clerk
I; L. SCHuMAN, Deputy Clerk.
3-lO-3-24-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
76fh ANNIVERSARY OF
THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHOOL

The Sunday School Department
Of Third Baptist Church. 582 f..
Ferry. observed their 26th Ami
verssry last Sunday at $3.50 pm.
Events Of the program were a
Bible QUIZ. Scriptural Recital
IN Concert Music and Dramatic
Readings. The program highlight
was Debate Can School Teach
Character Panellsts speaking on
the positive side were Mrs. Ber-
tha C. Hayes, and Mr.. Robert
Horton, Of Greater Macedonia
Baptist Church. PanelIsts speak
ing on the negative side were
Mrs Matte J. Myers of Second
Baptist Church of Detroit and
Mr julius Maddox Of Friendship
Baptist Church Judgci Mrs.
Martha Lee Of Everybody's Tab
crnaclc Church. Mrs. Ruby Will
liams Of Second Baptist Church
Of Detroit and Mr. Bertrand Bap-
tistc cf New St Paul Baptist
Church. gave their decision to
the negative side, which stated
that schools cannot teach char
acter Miss Marjorie Curry gave
a unique welcome address, an
idea which originated with the
chairman Of the Anniversary pro
gram. Mrs. Bertha l.. Marion.
Miss Curry came 10 the front
with bushcl basket which she
stated was filled with welcomes,
and she pulled out greeting
card Of welcome to represent
each auxiliary Of her church, and
she concluded by adding her
own, Mrs. Thomasina Burton gave
the history, Miss Carolyn Craw-
ford. Of New ST. Paul gave a pi-
ano solo, Mrs. Hattie Dogans
read one Of the late Edgar A.
Guests poems and little Miss Len
IRA Vernon OF Mt. Olive Baptist
Church 7.ycar:old rccitcd "Crca-
ton by James Weldon John
son The Rev. S. j. Williams is
the pastor Of the Church.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Youths Indicted
For Arson Try
CINCINNATI. ONO

Two Cincinnati youths we're IN
dIctcd last week by the iiamil-
ton County Grand jury on char
yes Of arson and attempt 10 burn
property in q gasoline set fire
last April Is Thcse are. Joseph
A. Lsncy. 10 of 3e4Z Alaska
Ave and Glen Holmes fallss
BRYANT agc II. II 1851 Alaska
Ave IlolmcA ~as held for me
grand lury Uhcn The juvenile
courts reiinquishcd iufisdicilon
The fire endangered y per.
sons some Who fled ~ safcly
by the fire ESCAPE Or ncre aiged
by fircmen The l7year Oh
youth told cificlals that Lan";
set the fire befause h' vas an
gry Al his girl Who lscd 10 ne
building I.sncy AID 'ha' Erssn'
had The idea for the fire and
that h. NErYanl @at gDD1 70
burn up MS girliriond
In statements 70 'be ptlie'
fircmrn and NJ" Grand ipr' ~
,ouih. aid gasolirr and matfh"
vcrc used % Start 'he bla/' cn
The s'afr~at The fire vas efe
., ] / ~ pm
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
WOLVERINE STATE SIS &
B.T.U. CONGRESS cONvENES
AT RUSSELL STREET

The 18th Annual Session Of
the State Sunday School and Bap-
tiSt Training Union Congress of
the Wolverine State Convention
Of Michigan will be held with
the Russell Street Baptist Church
Tuesday, May 10Th through June
3rd General theme is - Chris
tian Education and the Image of
the Church. The 1862 cmpha.
sis is Christian Education and
the Redeemed Community" The
Rev. Samuel J. Williams is pres
idcnt. Mrs. v. NJ. Ballard, re-
cordcr.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF MICHIGAN

STATE Of MICHIGAN
THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IS. 509-746
AZ q session OF the Probate Court
for said County OF Wayne held at
the Probate Court Room in the City
OF Detroit, on the Eleventh day OF
MAY, In the year one thousand nine
hundred and Sixty-two.
PRESENT: HON IRA G.. KAUFMAN.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
MAMIE JACKSON, Deceased.
Or reading and filing the petition
OF LYDIA BROOkINS praying that ad.
ministration OF said estate be granted
to AMY LEE JONES or some other
suitable person:
II is ordered. That the Twelfth day
OF June, next at ten o'clock In the
forenoon al said Court Room be APP
pointed for Hearing said Petition.
And II Is further Ordered. That a
copy OF this order be published once
each week for three weeks consecu'
lively previous to said time of hear
ing in the DETROIT TRIBUNE, a
newspaper printed and circulated III
said County OF Wayne.
IRA G. KAUFMAN. Judge OF Probate
] do hereby certify that have com
pared tho foregoing copy with inc
original record thereof and have
found the same TO be q correct iran
script OF such original record.
Dated May IL. 1852. 49,
HARRY BOLDA, Deputy Probate ne
gistef
5-26-6-g-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
SociaI g. Chunh Ne,rs

s.1. xsth n. Dsbcrzh Partridge
wclss. Ecuc3,ion Chiet. Commit
see O Ed1Sztio1 ard Labor. L.
: Ho1se Ct Representatives de-
lssering The principal address
The So,ourner Truth Award
~1s presented 70 SISTER Hslcz
M1nson of s. Jos<pns Fps
c4,l1l Il rCh- located :, 81 King
street. by Mrs. Edna Holcomo.
ard the presentation Of Achieve
zeni Award xzs done oy Mrs.
Bettye HAYDEN. Mrs Constance
Hodges. accepted the achieve
1,eni z~zrc for her father. Mr.
Louis c Blo1ni president Of the
Great Lakes Mutual Life lnsur-
snce Company Mrs Agnes Bris-
i0l presented a scholarship award
70 Miss Hattie Mae Vssser. Of
Eastern High School. Others on
The program were the Rev Hen
y L Parker. Vicar. Church Of
The Resurrection, Ecorse. Mich.
VINO gave the invocation Miss
Mayme Cole. The Chorslettes.
with Miss Ramona Chairman. di-
rector -zccorlpanisg. Miss Mollie
Turner. and Mrs Ernestine Sim
mons. soloist. accompanied BY
Ars. Dorothy Newman Past re-
clpients OF Solourner Truth
Awards presented by the Detroit
Club were Myrtle c. Cook. r.
Louise Grooms. Beulsh Brewer.
Cora Brown. Ruth Bolsr. Gladys
Johnson. Nellie Watts and Pearl
" Mcneil Eight scholarship
awards have been presented. Mrs.
Alberta DAVIS is organizer Of
the Detroit Club. Mrs. Geraldine
Smith. chairman OF the second an
nual Awards Luncheon Commit
tee. presided
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
CHAPEL HILL BAPTIST
TO SPONSOR CRADLE PARTY

The eleventh Annual Cradle
Parts sponsored by the Nursery
Board of Chapel Hill Baptist
Church VIII be- June oath. This
annual affair viii benefit the
nursery Department Of the
Church
Applications ior infants to be
entered N the contest viii be- nc.
ccpicd through sunday June 3
Contestants may be- up 10 three
years 81 age firsi aud second
ufilc. VIII bc u S25 90 SAVINGS
Fond and 500 cash. respect.
lvcly Other prl/cs viii be- award
ed Ms Odcll Fountain is the
chairman The REV Roy A Allen.
Is the pastor
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02

TIE Secc1t An1iss-sz-y Ser
wees tor the kes ID { C~-n-
nsnes pastor q Mics Fello~-
snip BapslS ch1rcn szs cilzaaxec
Izst sunday x1th g1est speakers
in the ncrning and afie-Dccn
serslces. Rev T1cksr. pastor q
Thankful Bsptir Ch1ryn Atlanta
Ga. oelssere1 tke prlntlpal res-
szse II the zc<rlrg wors1ip p<r-
ioc and the Res HoIles. pastor
Of TIE Rlsing star Bspsis. Church
ard hls cclgrSgsilc1 ~ere guests
N ire f.nzl ssrv.ces- Nr. Clsce
Dukes served a. Chairman TIE
Church ls located CT Fielcs and
Sylvester Streets
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Join The
N A A c P
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artists were featured on this
program which was most enjoy
able
After remarks were gwen by
the president. Mrs Ruth Spivcy
they closed the program with
this song, Let Me Call You
Sweetheart, I'm IN Love With
You"
Mrs. Geraldine Carmichael, pro-
gram chairman: Mrs. Ruth Spi.
vcy. president.
On June 2, from 4 TO 6 pm,
a group OF friends of Miss Bcvcr-
ley Nicks will sponsor a Bon Voy-
age Tea in her honor. The affair
will be- held at the Greater Christ
Baptist Church. 1914 Iroquois at
Mack. The Rev Jacob {. Oglesby,
is pastor.
Miss Nicks is the charming
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Nicks. minister and wife of the
Peoples Baptist Church.
Beverley Is freshman ai the
University Of Kansas. where she
is maioring in physical thcrapy.
She has received an invitation
from her Spanish teachers to go
10 Spain this summer TO study
that language
We know this Is an honor that
has come, not only to Beverley,
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
n'iSfnESs OPPORTUNITY
FrPoRT YOUR PRODUCTS TO
WEST AFRICA

Ready made wears and textile
lines wheat flour. caustlc soda,
rice electric fans and apparatus.
'crun'r aud aluminium wares. to,
u,aio paste sirdlncs. olive and
'pdlir"r oil ~ wrist watches and
rlocfs musical instruments. port
land cement motor batteries. ma.
hopany plvwood cameras. hot
vaior bottles. vacuum TASKS.
shoes and loathcrpoodS. sewing
and typcwriiing machines, cotton,
wool provisions. spoons and cui
tories Gun Powder, carpets and
sole Agcncc.
AlI inquiries by airmail direct
to: Mercantile TruSi K Credit
EXCHANGE. T. o. Box 60, ljcbu-
Iobc Nigeria.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
STATE OF MICHIGAN
PROBATE COURT FOR THE COUNTY
OF WAYNE
SIS. 39e.Se6

tAA UT MlOlil(IAN
'hobAIE COURT FOR THE COUNTY
SIS. 309.Ss6
~ session of the Probate Court
or said County of WAYNE. held Al
nc Probate Court Room I'm tho civ
Detroit, on the Tenth dav of Nav
n the year one thousand nine nun
lrcd and sixty-two.
Present ERNEST c. BoEI,M I.d.o
PROBATE. In the Matter of thc
state of Bclva Wright. an alIeond
.cntaily Incompetent Person.
On reading aud filing the petitlon
rcrslulnc Dobbs praying that She
" some other suitable person he an.
ointcd guardian of said ward.
II Is ordcrd. That the Eighteenth
,sy OF june. next, AT ten O'clock In
W. a',crnoon at said Court Room bc
Ppon'oa Tor hearing said petition.
And II Is further Ordered. That a
ops " 'hs order be published once
vavn week Tor three weeks con.
eeuONciS previous to said tfn,r ~
lcarn. In the Detroit Tribune
cwspaprr ~ nicd and circulated IN
40 county of Wayne. And ncrsc,,ai
'rNrd fourteen daVS prcvious a.
&c Tine OF hearing rpon sald pel,,,
W ~ and tho Attorney ccn",ai
tkNtST G. BOEHM. Judge Of Proha,n
u' ncrepv certify that have ron,'
,,,r,. V"e foregoing copy with tho
sS', so,,S record thereof and have
iouho the same 10 be a corrcc, . ."se
'erlpt of such orlginal record wan
Dstrd Nav TO- 1862
qc1,s,no~f boLDA, Deputy Probate
slg--6-3-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Opposes Workout

ATLANTIC CITY. NJ. A
general reduction in the work.
week at present would increase
rather than lessen unemployment
Secretary of Labor Arthur j.
Goldberg told the convention of
The International Ladies' Garment
Workers Union. Earlier. ILGWU
President David Dubinsky had
called for national 35-hour
yOrkwcck.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Kitchen'
~ wise
BY LYDIA PERKINS

A Favorite Crab Recipe
This delicious crab dish can be
made with fresh or canned crab
meat. For the white sauce, you
may substitute . can Of CON.
densed mushroom soup.
DEvILEp CRAB
3 Tbsp. butter OF margarine
Tbsp. flour
2 cups rich milk
pimiento. chopped fine
2 rbsp. green pepper. chopped fine
Tbsp. chopped porslsY
tsp. Lea & Psrrins Worcestershire
" tsp. dry mustard
Salt ond pepper 10 Taste
2 cups iloked fresh OF cunnsd
crobmeot
hurdcooked eggs. chopped
Groted Pormsson or cheddor
cheese
Moks a white soucs Of the butter.
Hour and milk; add all remaining
ingredients except cheese. Turn into
greosed boxing shslls or individual
eusssrolss. and sprinkle with cheese.
Bake in a moderately hot oven ta7s
dsg) obeut 20 minutes. tssrvss o
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
FOURTH ANNUAL LAYMEKs
RALLY

The CalYsTy Missionary Baptist
Distract ASSOCIATION held their
;perh Lsfmen : Movement Pen
ns Rally last SUNDAY a. Ppm in
he NeW Grace Baptist Church.
y E Forest
Guest sp- sker for the oeess.
ion was Mr.. Charles Wells. Mr.
Theodore Giyens. OF Morning
View Baptist Church was the IA.
C.. and Mr. John Thomas Black.
we'll of Greater Macedonia Bsp-
''sf Church presented IN. speaker.
The general theme was Chris
fisn FelIo~ship-One With An
other" Mr.. Robert Horton is the
presiderf. and fhe Rev. L. Juan,
moderator.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
PASTORS FIRST
ANNIVERSARY

The First Anniversary Of Elder
James Bell pastor Of the Glor-
ipDs Church Of God in Christ,
Apostolic Faith is being obscrv-
cd through June Bird The church
ls located al 2o3l Milwaukee at
s' Aubin Services begin even
inss including Saturdays at 730
y m
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02

Moses McCray. Al. operator II
the Roxy Theater, LOcklsnd. Ohio
foutsidc Of CincinnstD was held
for the grand jury last week on
charge Of first degree murder
when he ~ss srrsigned before
County Judge Maurice Nlehaus.
Attempts 10 have the charge re-
duced by Mccrey's attorney.
failed
McCray is charged With the
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
FOUNDERS DAY AWARDS
LUNCHEON

The Detroit Club of the Ma
iional Association Of negro Bus.
mess and Professional Womcn's
Clubs. Inc held their Annual
Founders Day Luncheon in the
II"nrosc Hotel, last Saturday. For
entertainment. program follow.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
For Sale

iKFENIAWN near SC II 90 !.
CRAFT Income property
excellent condition. oflra icnc
cd loi Garage bcnliiiul rccrc.
3ilOn room VIII sell with
small down payment 10 rcspnn.
siblc party Deal dirrcily with
owner Call CIR GOll5 for
appointment
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
FOR SALE

80 AcrcY wiih u acres private
lakes hnd 3 cottages Excellent
fishiFg and hunting Near som,
crScl Center Contact Oliver
Narlolf 1888 Geneva Highway,
ManIiou Beach. Michigan.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Atty. RALPH w. MILLER
l1739 Dequindre

STATE OF MICHIGAN .,,,.
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR iiiv
COUNTY or WAYNE IN CHANCEhi
No. 6Is-s53
RICHARD Is. WARE, Plaintlii Vs.
WILLIE MAE WARE, Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At session OF said court hclu ~
the County Courthouse In the ol.s
Of Detroit, Wayne County, Michisan
this Goth day of March, 1867, a,n ~
PRESENT HONORABLE: EDWAhD
5. PlGGlNS, Circuit Judge.
On reading and filing the petition
for ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN tnc
above entitled cause and the CouI'
b. az fuiiy advised in the premise
On motion OF Ralph w. Miller; az
tOrncy for the plaintiff Richard o.
Ware, 1T IS ORDERED that the "
PENDANT Willie Mae Ware appear os
answer to the bill OF complaint inen
IN said cause. on or before thi'.
months from the date hereof or thS'
SAID bill may be taken as conieSscu'
1T IS ORDERED that a copy OF
;his order shall be sent by rcgis'eiV1t
m1i' to the defendant at her las'
known address, 1865 Gladstone StIV.'
Apartment No. 400. Detroit, Michlsdn'
NcrlStcrcd mail. and I'm case ~
rctuih receipt signed bv the. deienu,
ant Is received that this order shs,,
pc duly published as required o'
EDWARD S. pTCCTNS. Circuit Judge
TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. nRANfCfN, Clerk
S"'itlMAN. Deputy Clerk.
42i-5-2s.s2
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HOUSE FOR SALE

not 81 and LAND ipr sale on the
l'+'r near SILVER Lake. Call
lIiuilion 1575
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02

Prosecutor Samuel Olson last
week cleared two Detroit police
men Of criminal negligence or
misconduct IN the automobile
chase which ended IN the fatal
shooting of i4-yesr-old David [.
Carson. 1878 Tuxedo. He was shot
and killed as he fled from a
u Woodward Station policemen who
stolen car May Is by one OF two
conducted the chase.
The officers said he fled after
the car crashed against the curb
al the Lodge Freewsy service
drive and West Grand Blvd.
Olsen made his decision after
receiving a report from homi-
eide detectives containing stale
ncn's BY IL witnesses
A separate investigation is be-
ing made by Police Commissioner
George Edwards. He said II would
d completed in . few days.
Harold G.. Smith. l8. OF 1906
Burns. was sentenced TO 3 10 Is
years in Jackson Prison last week
bv Recorders Judge Joseph a.
ellis after he was convicted OF
assault with intent TO rob.
Smith was arrested March Is
on the complaint of the owner
Of marke, at 22U 81. Cfsir. who
said he was robbed OF Sl90 at
the point Of a sawed-off shot
gun.
Rennie Young, l8. of l447 E.
Hancock. was sentenced to 5 10
20 years in Jackson Prison last
week by Recorders Judge Frank
G. Schemanske after he was con.
icfed of robbery armed.
Police said the youth admitted
he nec. s. 1861 robbery of
clothing store at zoos Westmin.
listed, where he and two juveniles
obtained S88 at the point of a
knife.
The officers said Young carried
the knife.
The victim of the robbery was
locked in rear room of the
store as the youths fled.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Help WANTED

i).NIti IhCilNlcIAN Scat up.
ptaring woman pood education.
aio abil's Write Box %,
lJtirof Tribune.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
FLAT FOR RENT:

273S +. VERNON Near Jos. Cam
pau Upper Flat 4 Rooms and
Bath $4,000 A Month. Call
T.Akcwood g245
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Join The
NAACP
Classified Ads

Free Wood Delivered by Truck
Load Dnr Dollar gitcn with
ccrS ioad coA cscningA. TX
ZJg1
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
CROSSE POlhTE GIRL SCOUT
TROOP No. 377
BAKE and RUMMACE SALE

Sa'arca June 2 = ~ an.
Icrl3n liali 2gsl6 Mack
~ Hampton
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
-oUsE FOR SALE

10 ipON BRIG X corncr John x
M chfr"iis IIi"hland Park.
Sl7 900 Terms Ttnplc ! 46l7
lDNnscnd . SGG34
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Society D01ngs

but to young people of the state,
because she has worked so un-
iiringly with youth groups in the
District, State and National Con-
vcntions. We are proud that this
distinction has come to her and
We want TO see her make the
trip.
All Of Beverley's friends and
wcll.wishcrs are invited to share
the program and fellowship of
the Tea on June 2.
g %
ORGAN RECITAL:
A very fine Organ Recital was
eivcn al the Hartford Avenue
Rar'ist Church last Sunday night
bv Wurlitzer Co, sending an or
ganist to render beautiful pro-
gram for tho congregation.
1IUE MONDAY CLUB:
Mrs. Fssic Swan Of Scotch was
the gracious hostess 10 tho Blue
Monday Club Monday afternoon.
which is the last meeting Of the
season. Mrs. Swan served a de.
liohfful Desert to the Club mem
be-r.
Mcmbcrs: Mesdamcs Louise
Criges. president: SaIlie james,
oferro. Madeline Cumming. Ben.
Florence Fletcher. Essie Lee Tall.
ME Lewis. Louise Bell and Essie
Swan.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02

ID >|--N }, Z -Ita-IF- aTTls[
~ accom- pl.shed musician has
crre ri -cn .n character building
src Torss unt.ringly ard hsr-
~or.o-s.s 1iih every department
es the cr-rrh
The HlG surprise came q, the
1.srsx cf the Tea the presents-
'l5n e beautiful plant laden
~.'h money money tree The
rr@-s r's'!7r wss made by her
husband ne Rev Elmer r..
smi'h pastor of the church.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
ELvToN's FIRST LADY
HoNc5EC

4ne ttr1rn q ElFt01 3 sptlst
Church krl@ : s-rprlse Tea AZ
;he n0re q W and Mrs Charles
GsTry 3-3s Ra0ns Street. last Sun
rsy ir honor of their First Lady.
Ms Rosa l. Smith
This affair served . dual pvr-
psse. as i vas held during the
seek ~ me honorees birthday.
Mrs.. Smith IS held in high esteem
hy members % the church. ss she
hss rendered valuable services.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02

o>s ce THESE reccLcTs ySEo
eScE TIE EaR-lEST cAsS y l-t
aYrcwceLE = AtfRSATlLE
SEAMS cowpoyNo LSEo ef
Professional MECHANICS 70 r-SM
a5ASkEr rt4Ar SEALS ASANSI
lEAsS ~ TIE EN5lNE, ~ COOLING
SYSTEM ELEMENTS. AND pcES hlA'
cTnea JceS .spER TtE HOOD.
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Pat oBrlen. lo:oo-s
"The Soldier and the Lady" 1887
Anton Walbrook. . l1:0o-5
Saturday P.M.
"Ride the Man Down." 1858.
Rod Cameron 100
You'll Find Out" 1910. Kay Kyser. 1905
"The Golden Fleeing" 1910. Lew Ayres
Million Dollar Legs" 1889
Betty Cradle. 1900
"RuggIes Of Red Gap" 1885
Charles Laughton. 500
"The Black Rose" 1850. Tyrone Power 300
"The Clock" l945. Judy Garland ll:oo-5
"The Juggler." 1858. Kirk Douglas Ills
"Top Gun." 1855. Sterling Hayden. ll:4o-4
before Hang" 1910. Boris KarIoff 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-04

VI
SUNDAY-cartoon storybook 1890 ann
Too Good to Be True. 400 p.m.-4
Meet the Press 500 p.m-4
Bullwinkle Show. 700 p.m.-4
Walt Disney 7:30 p.m.-4
Bonanza 900 p.m.-4
Show of the Week. 1000 p.m.-4
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
Continental Classroom. 600 a.m-
Continental Classroom. $50 ann
Play Your Hunch. 1870 a.m.-4
The Price Is Right HOO a.m.-4
Your First Impression. 1900 noon
Jan Murray Show. 200 pm.+
BoZo the Clown. SOS p.n-4
News. Weather. Sports. $50 p.m-4
News. Weather. Sports. HOO p.m-4
Jack Paar Show. 1l:3o p.m-4
M0NDAY-The Price Is Right. $50 p.m.-4
TUESDAY-Larame. 7:3o p.m-4
WEDNESDAf-Perry Como Show 900 p.m-4
Bob MeWhart Show. 1000 p.m.@
. David Brinkleys Journal. 1890 p.m.4
THURSDAY
Sing Along with Mitch. 1000 pm.-4
FRIDAy-Milton BerIe Show. $50 p.m.-
SATURDAY-Modern Farmer. 700 a.m.-4
Bozo Show. $50 a.m.-4
Pip the Piper. $50 a.m.-4
Shari Lewis Show 1000 am.-4
King Leonardo. 1880 a.m.-4
All-Star Golf 500 p.m-4
Saturday Night at the Movies. 900 p.m-4