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sFAHN, GAIL :. Suddenly, on Mon
sSnFinss H MO- CARL SII'h e. sP Fa si y:
loved brother Of Marie c. Spain,
Helen M. Wintermyer, Ann 81
Chamberland and Hilda A. Ring
Funeral from the Collins Funeral
a ZONE SS2l 18th g. NV, on Thurs
REQUIEM mass at the st. Catherine
Laboure Church, Viers Mil I'd. and
Claridge I'd, Silver Spring, Nd, al
II Am. lnterment Gate Of Heaven
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Monday DECEMBER Il. 1882, JOHN
Marlboro. Nd, beloved husband Of
Esther May Norfolk. father Of Mrs.
Marguerite Bowden and John E.
NoTfolk; IT,: brother Of Mrs. jose
Mrs. Christine Tayman and Walter
Noble and Joseph Norfolk He also
Is survived by q grandchild, Willie
Lee Bowden, tr. Friends may call al
the Richie Bros. Funeral Home,
Upper Marlboro, Nd. from 2 10
In Trinity Episcopal Church, Upper
Marlboro, Nd, on Thursday. De-
cember 20, at 2 PM, Interment
Washington National Cemetery.
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GRANDCHILDREN.
CONTEE, FRANCES M. In LOVING
memory Of our dear daughter ana
sister. FRANCES NJ. CONTEE, who
passed away one year ago today,
December 10, 1891. ~
We miss you, Frances,
More than words can say;
we think OF you many times each
day,
We think of your king and. loving
ways.
always. 8t
LUCY SMITH AND GRACE COLE
MAN.
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GRANDCHILDREN
WALKER. ALEXANDER AND SUSAN.
IN memory OF our beloved father
and mother, ALEXANDER and
SUSAN WALKER, who entered stsr-
naI ne December 10. 1884. ana
put memory lasts forever " s'h
SONS, JOE AND WApnkN Ann
DAUuHTER-lN-LAw, LUCILLE. :
WATKINS. BEssIE NJ. In loving mem-
BEssiE NJ, wkTKfNs, sbs aspsrs.a
this life eight years aso today, pc
eember 10, tabs.
Lovin9 memories never die
DEVOTED NIECE, MRS, WfILfk
IA. JORDAN.
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UsWALD, WAYNE ROBERT. OF
TTgssS.iy; December s1n,sr., hs, 1852. 4
WAYNE ROBERT OSWALD Of ' isSit
Rosebud drive, Rockville. Nd, hus,
Of Constance L.. william W. sne
Susan Oswald, son Of Mrs. EmmI
oswald and brother Of Charlie
and Mrs. Catherine z. Eek M
Oswald rests at the Warner Z. PUN
phrey Funeral Home. s434 0eorgii
ave, Silver Spring, Nd. ozark
ing .faeilities). Mass viii be Of
fered for the repose OF his sou
ct st. Jude's Catholic Church. 1870
Viers MIL I'd. Rockville. Nd. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry: (Readins, Pa, papers pleas
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NhsMhAMS MILTON A. Comrades OF
| 600 Richard J. Harden Camp,
- - United Spanish War Vet
fSyW Grams, are informed Of the
o1l4 death Of our comrade.
k$e8 MILTON A. FIREMAN..
Intermsnt Miami, Fla.
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PARKS, MARY JULIA. On Friday, De.
saiii. Vary JULIA Il Spa PHak kssrOi Sc.
loved sister Of Mrs. y. FULTON smith
can at the lee Funeral Home, o sth m 81
ana Mas 49, ave; Re- after ~ Am
am. Friday, December 81. REQUIEM
mass will be offered ct ST. Peters
Catholic Church, I'd and q SITS. sc.
az 70 am. Interment Holy Rood
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sFHIUUb, JOHN THOMAS. In loyinT
msmorI o. our son. JOHN THOMAS
year aeo today, December 10. 1862,
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps ~ TO forget,
but time 80 Tar has only proved
HOW much We miss him yet.
GOD saw the road was getting roueh,
And the hills were hard 10 climb.
30 Ne gently closed his weary eyes
ana whispered, Peace be thins.I
The pleasure Of years and hours
tn spu; tne sorrow In our hearts.
w ieei " seems like only yesterday.
Loving memories Of our dear AZ.
voted son and family. MT. and
Mrs spriggs.
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bers Of steamfitters' Lo-
hereby notified Of the death
Of Brother JOHN III,
FOLTZ. Remains at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th 81.
and Mass. ave, ne.
A. BUSHONO, President.
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HOWARD. MAINE. Sacred to thu
memory Of my devoted brother,
MAINE HOWARD. who passed away
10, 1850.
Dear Brother, I miss you now o,ir
hearts are sore:
As time goes BY I miss you more.
your loving smile, your gentle face
NO one can fill your vacant plaee
DEVOTED SISTER, MRS. ELIZA.
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PAUL, FILnl0RA (nee WIIrus). On
sunday, December 10. 1852, at the
Washineton Hospital Center, FILL
MORA PAUL. (nee wilgus) Of Ger
C.. Beloved vie of A Has srdlns Psn NJ
Also survived By five sisters and
two brothers. Friends may call At
the 8. H.. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
29Ol 14th st. NV, after II am.
Tussoay' December Is parking IA
Chapel, Fort Myer. Va, on Thurs
day, December 20, At 1 pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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ssns:f tS SSa Lucy e i SEcso If
Of i nH,o ibth Il ne BELOVED mother
& survived b. ten ErGndehildren. ' !
sister. a brother, other relatives
and host Of friends. After 5 pm.
Thursday, December 90, friends are
invited TO call at the Jarvis Chapel.
WI VIZ b sOS S.d a In. Hc1n, 'j. .ys..
Baptist Church. bth and Z sts.
Sc. on Friday, December 81, al
1 pm. lnterment Harmony Ne
mortal Park. go
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PAYNE ,.Ts., H q IoI 2, on Monday. De
vieIs Mil Td., wheaton. Nd. Jfor-
merry Of 1913 18th ST; ne, WASH
OF Mrs. Helen Richardson, Also
surviving are five grandchildren and
four great-grandehildren Funeral
from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home, 474s Wisconsin ave. NV,
on Thursday. December 20. AZ 0:3O
an. Requiem mass ct st. Anthony &
Church. 18TH and Monroe SITS. ne,
At 10 am. Interment Cedar Hi
Cemetery. Ips
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- S si. q i sbs.g M: sGf Ss sT:
NWEN PAoE Ball, WHO passsd
friends may call Al the Hrenn-
Yeats Funeral Home, North Maine
b,id todsS. wsdpssddssy.' bscsmb ss
10, Al m. ~ The above funeral
.. .. MCCARTHY, Secretary.
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day, December 10, 1869. BENJA-
ne, husband Of Bette r. T HIN ~.
father Of Frances TiIlman and Ren.
iamin Tillman, IT.; son Of M. Guy
Llilman, brother Of Mrs. Emma
Wiliiams, Mrs. Josephine Moore
Misters Guy, r.: Eugene, Augustus
and Allen Tillman. Also surviyinS
AZ te many other relatives and friends
10. friends may call al the Frszisi
Funeral Home, $50 Rhode ISLAM
ave: NV. Services will be hel,
~ 81. Pauls Baptist Church, 1871
5rentyood I'd. ne, on THURSDAY
december 20, at IL pm, the Rev
lanes = mccoy officiating Inter
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington. D. c.
Drnha

SE Sss.I ssEL1S on at T yss cIeI:
STELLA 8. sEVY Of S9si MenokiI
drive. Alexandria, Va, dauEhter Of
the late Charles and Rosellsn Smith.
Of Alexandria, Va, and sister Of
Philipott, Mrs. Carlos Martin and
Ebert Savers, all Of Beckley, W.. Vaa
and Mrs; Clarence Underwood Of
cali at 'f tSs Evs n hssaHs T Pu.
neral Home, 1900 west Braddock
I'd, Alexandria, Va, until pm,
Thursday, December 20. Funeral
services and interment will be at
H,;cs.si u "; Va" at the Melton Melton
SMITH, EARL BRENToN. On sunday,
December 10, 1862, at his residence,
Hermitage Of Northern Virginia,
5000 Fairbanks ave, Alexandria, va,
EARL BRENTON SMITH, beloved
husband of Catherine Corbin Smith,
a .9Itsto o. Dr. Earl P STo9P,t smith q
Fred C. Smith Of Knoxville, Tenn,
and Lee H. Smith q Asbury IN. j.;
n. Ferguson, Denis and Corbin r
s Sss pun srind Home may s ss w. sSS
services viii be held on Thursday
D 6sSt %glS 20 At A lStS an Inter
SMITH. EARL B. An smerEsnt com.
a munication Of Hiram
"A 0C called DO al ~ ArIins e. a Ma "a.
On W. tional Cemetery on Thurs.
MY day. December 20, 1862
WN at ii am, for the pur.
" pose OF conducting Masonic
services for our late brother. EARL
B. SMITH, Brethren are requested
TO assemble at the Memorial Gate
,, EsToN. O. JOHNSON. W. NJ.
WILLIAM II. GRASS. Secretary. 1f
SMITH TTIt THOMAS H!!A.s I; CBuDDY,. O.
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LABER, FANNIE. Departed Friday,
N. r.. FANNIE LABER. beloved
mother Of Birdie Michaelson, Irwin
Laber. Henry Laber, devoted erand-
mother and great-grandmother
Beach. N. Y. 20
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MeC0NCHIE; LETTYE TALiAPERRO
TSL1AFERRo' Mc ccooiScTi IIE sTIt x
four years ago today. December 10
You pray for US and our safety
watch Ger US when troubled or m.
Our helping hand, our guiding light
You've been and always viii
LEE JEAN CAROL. DONNA AND
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az bessnSsr I7' 1867 Sss, HHEN NAH
UI FasI o ssSs1 a,. q as s siSS.S
wife q Col, William Mccabs and
Se:. ySS.sd NO neither Of Jonslh.n Ne:
her parents. NJ. ana Ms. Melvin
Fuerst OF New York, Funeral serve
Ices AZ the Bernard Dansansky a
Sons Funeral Home, 1901 18th q.
an s;T h sDsrsins isslliIiss a ssias.n,l;
noon, fnterment Arlington Ma
tionai cemstsry. 20
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SsNE P nsRsSsolbs i y i'si fiAe eSil
eoran 81. NV. mother Of Adoiphul
Adoiphus jackson. u. Also surylylni
are two sisters. Mrs, Josephine
Thomas and Mrs.. Pauline Holmes Of
m@i1 YTsensi pei a's rsl ~ fhs se
yltsd 70 eel q The Mcclure funsrsl
Home, 1880 9th ~ NV, Services
On Friday, December 81. ~ the
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church II
9g an, ne rev. g, 7 Mur!ay
National Cemetery. 20
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pssc 3 GH ls0fEG S:Dts Rs' T1sY
JONES Of 1918 L st. Sc, devoted
wife Of Garfield Jones, Also. sur
other relatives and many friends,
Remains resting at the John +.
Rhines q Co. Funeral Home. 3Ol5
18th ST. ne. lample parking ia
cilitiesJ. where friends may call
go, and where funeral services viii
be held Friday, December 81, at
2 pm, the Rev. /. A. Moye offici-
ating; Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 90
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Saturday. December is, 1862, 81
c e. MESHRcsg0ops R qs5sr q a. HSSsDss .
T vs si " M SDrHHE srO @d x.s ssUv sS
Miss Alice Kelley. He also leaves
q grandmother. Mrs. Mary Ne
Kenny: stepfather, Russell Brown;
aunts, uneles and q host Of other
relatives and friends. After 9 pm
may call at the snovden Funera
Home, 246 North washington st.
Rockville. Nd. Funeral services OF
Thursday, December 20, at pm, a
the Parker Memorial Church, Genevi
Ave" Takoma Park, Nd, the Rev
v. Taylor officiating. Intermen
Arlington National NCematerY no
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DILLAkD, SALLIE. In loving remem-
ter, SALLIE DILLARD. who passed
away seven years ago today, De-
cember 10, 1855.
Every day in some small way
Memories Of you come our way;
Months and years 20 swiftly By.
But memories and love never die
IN our hearts you hnger still,
Inc place you left no one can fill.
Your memory is as clear today
As the day you passed away,
DEVOTED pAuGHTER AND SIS
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INUbEL, bMMA +. On Tuesday. De-
csmbeT Is, 1852. at Sleepy Hollow
EMMA +. sTRoBEL Of ArIinst ton
Va, daughter Of the late Julius III
and Emma W. Strobel. Friends may
call at the Arlington Funeral Home,
1901 North Fairfax dr.. Arlington,
va. from IL am. Wednesday. De-
eember 10. until 10 pm. THURSDAY.
December 20. Service and interment
private. 20
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SsS 4. ISss. vIoEET II BRo sSiIl
$40 You 81, NV. Also SURVIVING are
After pm. wednesday friends
Are INVITED % esIl e o he MCGUIRE
where services VIII be held at III
an. Thursday, December 90. Inter-
ment Bethel Cemetery. Aiexan1ria,
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TIERNEY. JEANETTE A. In low
lng memory Of my wife, mother,
,randmothsr and great grandmother,
JEANNETTE A. T1ERNEY.
M NC face each new tomorrow
Our hearts are filled with aorrow
FOR the one we loved so dear.
II has been nine months, Mother,
Since God called you from our
family fold.
Your smiling face IA before us.
never so untold,
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-01

sized last Tuesday. The Rev. N.
oocNson Officiating.
First 70 Cater from Downtown
dUIcl
Fountains Catering Service will
have an Open House Dinner
Party introducing their service
al the Fort Wayne Hotel, De-
ccnber 18th. They are the first
VI cur race TO cater from down
town hotel. If you woul like to
nave your Christmas Party with
,iiVn. at lhclr open House, call
"a. 0-4fJ0.
Happy Birthday to two five.
year olds: Little Miss Beverly
Clay, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
James Clay, of Pctoskcy, who
celebrated Tuesday. November
2otn. and DcD0ra Anita Williams,
daughter of yours truly, who OBJ
served Wednesday, November
2f when incidentally happened
to be the 5th birthday of little
Caroline Kennedy (the u. S. Prcsi-
dents daughtcr).
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-01

Her very full illusion veil fell to
her shoulders from pleated
pillbox, with white rose pin.
ned on top, and she carried white
orchids on a white bible.
Arncta Avery was maid of
honor, and Barbara Patton, Sis
ter of the groom, Joyce McCloud,
cousin of the groom, Elizabeth
Johnson. and Jesse Jackson, sis
ter of the bride were bridesmaids.
The maid of honor wore a pink
pcau dc sole street length dress,
lcns sleeves and sweetheart neck
fitted bodice and full skirt with
line. She carried a bouquet Of
blue carnations. The attendants
wore identically-stylcd gowns and
carried pink carnatlon bouquets.
They wore matching shoes, and
pillbox hcadpicces with a bow IN
front and nosctip wells. They
wore four strand cultured pearls,
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-01
CO tr Church Sunday

II has been the custom through
the years for the Current Topic
study Club to worship al dcSig
mated church. in November. and
Sunday, they were at Second Bap-
list Church. attending the Wo-
mans Day Program. which made
it doubly nice We enjoyed hear
ing Miss Glady East. a missionary
from MonrovIa. Liberia. w G ;
Africa. The entire program was
quite inspiring.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-01
in,vfo1te SoVnselof
'old teVi'y Lite. tvor,ion. lil

You can buy wonderful gift
for every one on your Christmas
list-wthout stretching your bud
get Simply be sure the gift match-
eS the desires and needs of the
person you're buying 1t for Usu-
ally. person is more pleased If
the present is something he wants
rather than some expensive git
ne has no use for
It's usually best to buy a prac-
teal present instead of some orna-
mental dust.catcher A small. in
expensive item which will help
simplify houScwork or other
chores is always appreciated.
Above all remember its tie
thought behind the gift that
counts
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-01

Bride signs Own Wedding
Gown for Double Rings cere-
mony
A deep lustre bridal satin.
fashioned with fitted bodice, long
polncd sleeves, Sabrina neckline
and slim bell skit with a de-
tachable cathedral train, which
she designed herself, was the
choice of lovely Ethlcan Hodges.
who exchanged nuptial vows with
Marcus Patton last Saturday, at
5 p. m, in the New Westside
Central Baptist Church. The Rev.
NJ. NJ. Dade officiating.
The bride, daughter of Mrs.
Allyn Hodges of Meldrum Ave.
nue.. was escorted to the altar.
BY her uncle, Mr.. Ira L. Carter.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-01

Sratulate this line couple. Many
.ovely gifts were piled high up
on the tables.
Mrs. ouzclte Tolbert Craig is
The daughter Of Mrs. Henry =.
robert, and the late Tolbcrt
5esvx Art Ball
The Sixteenth Annual BcauX
Arts Ball given by the ElltorIanS.
Friday evening was marvellous
success at the Latin Quarter.
Mrs. frankie Toomcr president Of
the club said that prizes would bc
awarded for the most interesting
costume.
Josephine Bakers jcwclcd gown
won the first prize sponsored by
tickle De Paul and Iicdyc Boyc,
Santastic De Noel was awarded
the second prize and was spon.
sorCd by o Henry Williams and
Marion Ford. Behind the scene fO
Moulin Rouge, male couture was
of Mary Hall S Acadamic. The ball
was a colossal success
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-01
Celebrates sth Anniversary

The Wolverine State Cosmetic
IOgy Association celebrated It's
illin anniversary in the BcautIci-
ans State Home last Sunday. Ser
wees opened with music by the
Bcauticians chorus, directed by
Mrs. B. l.. Young. and MIR. James
Cohn at the piano. The Rev.
Henry Lewis. delivered an In
spring sermon to huge crowd
attending the anniversary. Mrs.
Vcrnlce Mark welcomed guests,
and co.chairman Alberta Herd in
troduccd the State President,
Mrs. VI. r. Myler, under whose
administration the Beautlclan $
me was purchased Mrs. Mozel
Villains was chairman.
Tea held in Custer School Auel-
orUm
The North West nifty BAPTIST
,hu-oh i,'.ld.n, fuAd Depart
mrnl censored Tea la,i sun
dav. in inc Custer School Audi
arium. on Llnwcod Avenue. WITH
Mrs Willie Mae ,j.nond prcsId'
IL
CONGRESSMAN }. d. D'n T'l was
quest speaker. Mrs. Nellie In'H'
pca gave words of grcetlnSs'
Msrth I.awlcr was sololst. Also
a,pcarine as guest speaker was
Attorney Allen NJ. Hayes. MUSIC
vas rendered by the Senior Cholr'
Color scheme was pink and WINE
which was carried out IN the
cent ,rpiccc on the beautifully DEC
Grated table. Lewis Clifton was
chairman, the Rev. Ozzie Clark
pastOr.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-01

Pretty Mary Jean Smith of
Conant Gardens celebrated her
happicst birthday. "Swccl SIX
teen. Friday evening at the
Nacircma Club with so many If
her friends there TO sung and
dance with the merry tunes Of The
Deans SINGING Group "Oh Little
Stars which is one Of their
latest recordings has proved so
very popular, many cncurcs were
joyouSly given all through tic
evening.
Mary Jean was winscme in a
blue chiffon dress with match
my accessories and was wearing
4 pendant, and a most becoming
hair-do. She is a lHA Student Il
pcrshing High School. Her parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Henry NJ Smith.
and they arc members Of Tabcr.
naclc Baptist Church.
A pretty table setting carried
hors d. ocuNrcS. potaotcs chips
punch and cake. Everyone enjoyed
pscIvcs She received nj c G
sills.
IlostcsSeS included: Carol y n
Hill, Elizabeth Tate, Vivian Ram
sey. Gussie Walker. Tamara Per-
rim, Mary Joyce Tally, Andrea
Bowdon. Shirley Taylor, Vharcita
Perry and Marion Martin. Hosts
included: Willie Hunter, Doyle
Scott. Johnny Remsroc, Eric Bow
don, Billy Johnson. Wade Hill,
Roland Cushman, Randall Walk
-er, Mark Jones and Larry Knucklc.
. q q
Wedding
In a Candle light ceremony
Saturday afternoon, November
z4th. at $50 p. m. at Bethel
A.M.E. Church Suzcttc Tolbcrt and
MIR Herbert Craig spoke their we'd
ding vows with Dr Joseph +.
Roberts and Rev. Alexander Evans
conducting the Double Rims Core
mony.
lnc bride was wearing a white
80 y ncau dc SOLO GOWN princess
style dress. The bodice and front
panel of the skirt of cXqilSltcly
Mosaic pattern beading over lace.
I'll, SHIRT showed an ovcrskirt
cffcc fallina IN a cathedral train
the hem line. Her bouffant veil
Vl'h MrSaic beading all around
gave very pleasing appearance.
She carried orchids. NUNS. step
hanotis and ivy This gown was
dcsionnd by her mother, Mrs
Tolbcit.
Bridal Attendants
Dora Wells, maid Of honor
MARY Ana Marvnard Marie Pink
sion. Bcrnicc Fitzpatrick. Norma
ra;iman. Junior bridesmaid ci
TusIscccc. Doreen Michum 'i
Cleveland, was the flower girl
and Jacquclinc Woods also. Du
1nc Craig. aroom'S nephew. ring
bcarcr The best man was
'harlcs Craig. brother of the
room. The bride was given in
narria"c hy her brother
The attendants wore blue velvet
dresses with rill box hats. with
wells aud carried white bouquets
( carnations.
The reception ( o ! low d i'm
,odi"t Nv rf'"r The wcddinl m
'hc Hattie Hubert Hall, where
many friends were waiting 70 con
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-01

Passed
Andrew David Wilson Of 42c
ST Antoine passed Monday, n,
,vmDcr 10, 1862.
Funeral services were he
Wednesday. at Fritz's Funer.
Home, with Father Henri |. Ste
officiating lie was burned 5.
urday in his hometown, Char.
town. Maryland. He leaves a vi
Archie Mae. four sisters, and Cq
brother and an aunt.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-01

a gilt from the bride. Flower
slri, DeD0ra Williams. wore a
whlte pcau dc sole dress with
fitted bodice. sweetheart neck.
line, long sleeves gathered SKIRT
white plllbOx hcadpiccc with
short veil Her dress was ac.
ccntuatcd with pink sash to
match the color of the maid Of
honorS dress. She wore a gold
cross, Gift from the bride. Her
white shoes and pink socks com.
plctcd her outfit, and she carried
white basket from which she
Strcw flowers in the path of the
bride DoSaId Garter was ring
bearer. -
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Hodges chose beige bro
cadc flowcrcd gown. with full
skirt and matching accessories.
She wore a pink corsagc. On the
esquire side. wearing cutaways
with striped trousers. Fletcher
Williams. Jr., served as best man.
Thomas Green. John McGhcc. Ben
Atkins. and Sterling Barrett seat.
cd guests A reception followed
the wedding in the lower church
auditorium. with Elizcbath Me
Cloud. katyc Mcintyre. Villa Nell
Connolly (lIcad IlostcSS), Caroline
Carter, Anne Williams. Mollic
Smith. Shirley McCloud, Bcrnicc
HackinS. Willie Ella Johnson, and
Rosie Hodges serving as hosteSSes.
Willie Hodges. Jr.. as host. Out
of Town guests included Mr. and
Mrs Charlie Johnson. of St Louis.
Missouri
The couple will take wedding
trip to New York City in the
Spring.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-01
Vanguard Playhouse Cracks Egg

The Egg, a cute little comedy,
cracked open last Wednesday
(2D at the Vanguard Playhouse.
And it is a very bad show to
bring in behind 3.Penny | felt
nothing after leaving the theatre
But | do know Marceau, the
author. feels that life is a system,
and it can be beaten. However,
| don't feet his message is worth
the time and effort put into it.
William Shust played the lead
character. Emile, with more en-
crgy than authority. Shust is an
other Of Vanguard's imports from
the off Broadway scene. The only
times he played Emile we'll was
when he wasn't ovcrflowing with
energy
Vanguard's resident company
supported Shust, playing various
roles. This in itself was the big
gcst comedy (how funny ii would
be TO see the goings on back
stagc) Example: Earl Bcttingcr
Warren Colston, Dolores V o i a
Billy Feastcr, Henry Martin. John
Gregory, all entering with the
same voice, same face. but sup
posedIy different characters
Doubling is good, however to dc
a trey is tsomctimes) very bad.
LOO Sneich's character (RoSc) Is
excellent at her ironing board and
bed making
The Egg will run month at
our Vanguard Playhouse.
The frs, production of II
Takes One to Know One, 2
new thrcc-act comedy by James
|. Limbachcr. will be presented
by the Drama Worls shop. begin
ninc November 30. at $3.50 p. m
Performance will continue on
December |, 2. 7. 8 and 8 in the
Church ''~use Of the FIRST Uni
vcrsalist C,'"rch at 1905 Gas;
A,rnne al Pr~rtis.
Ticket Informal = IS available
=. .,lophoning TT 39l07.