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The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
By JAMES ALFRED BUTLER

Mrs. A. b. Evans, wife of the
Pastor az 81. rduI AAiE Cnufcn,
uclI.cIcu Inc keynote adurIss a,
Al,. IalNary AML Cnurcn Sunday
morning
Mrs. Maud Hadlcy spoke at the
afternoon chocolate SIP program.
Also sharing the spotlight WaS
.uls. Isvia Lewis, of Liberia, Mrs.
Bertha Ramsey, general CHAIRMAN,
mrs. Mary Johnson, co-chalrman
aud the ncv. l.. G.. Clement Was
most minister.
Mrs. Wilma Powell, of Lees
Summit, Mo. Unity teacher and
lecturer, spoke on WI hat Can A
Christian DO To Help Improve
World Affairs and Conditions
at Christ Unity Fellowship. LAG
MI. Vivian declared: I'VE must
choose between fear and faitn
ii We allow ourselves TO be kick
ed-thcrc will be more kicking
feet than We expccted-but if we
stand up and fight with faith,
we will find more helping hands
than We expected '
The Ethereal Choir and the
Mems Chorus furnished the songs.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26

the comfort and pride you must
fell in her quiet and unswerving
service 10 the cause Of human
rights during her long and fruit
full life"
In addition to her son. Henry.
resident of New York. Mrs.
Moon is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Clyde Smith. with whom
she lived and a granddaughter.
liollie Lee Moon. Is, Of New York
City.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
CORE Opens
Regional Offices

NEW YORK =. The Congress
of Racial Equality (CORE) is
opening its first two regional
offices one in New Orleans
and the other in San Francisco.
This was announced by James L.
Mccain, the organizations nation
al field director.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26

One of the most colorful sights
in southeastern Michigan are the
Towering Rcdbud trees now in
full bloom along the Huron River
and park roads in Lower Huron
Metropolitan Park near Belle
Vile.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
CHURCH NE w s
EnsleMOod. Irlday nIsht.

Enslcwood, Friday night
Mrs. } T. kIns. wife of l.e
pds,Or OF GOspcl icnpie Daptsa
Cnurcn, o5l T.. Detnunc. mas ", i
asAcu IU give lnc annuaI " omen
Day message On sunday, May =.
al fl am.
aus. A +. King, general cnass-
Hon ioi tnc uas, a....ounvcu tn..t
ga. linanOidI 5Oai - 9IU,VVU. Ms.
u. a. Da,is ~ sClIviai CO-ciidiiniea
ivr aC,iNillcs. Ine .i.cN. .. l.. Mis-
'.-Il.NDv nvs, ni.nislvr.
Mrs. Eenora ADram Of Jackson.
Mivh., (was me morning service
spt dKcf\ wnen the Women Day
was ncld de>.il. zion. EcOrsc, sus.-
day Christian women Meeting
tns EstaU4IsnCu NOrK Of Cnurch
.,s,u Mas tlc lAclnc uiscusseu
A banquet was he'd iOnowin,
the service al McSlSiuc Iunl-
,nunlly Ccnlcr. Mrs. LnarIcne NC
WOrtcr was Chairman and Mis-.
Suyella Harris, c0-cnalrman Inc
kcv, Joseph barlow Is MINISTER.
The Rev Mrs. Majoric LYDIA
was the speaker when Annual
Women Day was hcId at ulca,-
CT 81 Peter AME Zion Cunrch,
sunday.
Mrs Alice Randolph has been
sclcctcd chairman for the Annual
Women 5 service Planned to he
held at Dawson Avenue Baptist
Church Sunday. June 3.
The United Ushcrs Association
of Michigan Will sponsor an cdu-
cational trip to Macklnaw Island
Saturday, June >
The bus VIII leave from Scott
Methodist Church. OO9 Kirby. Ill
8 pm and VIII arrive IN Mackl-
nav CITY about pm
Lodglns has been arranged with
hotels and moicls Tor The night
and the trip across the Island
is scheduled for the carly morn
lng and the return trip at 5 pm.
Daring The trip some cf the
most historic spCts in Michigan
Will bc visited The proceeds from
the trip will benefit the cduCa-
ticnal fund of the association.
Robert Horton Jr chairman {
y" nroeram reported travel WI
be- by Greyhound of Motor WY
Bus. Ms Willin Simucl is char
man e The Board cf Dirccto
odic NJ Smith is secretary a
!. + Holly is state president.
May 2O-27 are the dates wh,l
the Greater st. Matthew Bapu.t
Church IN highland Park Will pre-
ssnl services observing the ST.
cond anniversary of the pastor.
the Rev. Oscar A. Dixon.
The closing convention of the
Michigan Synod of the United
Church in America was held in
Grand Rapids last week. II was
the last convention of this body.
as the ULCA will cease in July
due to its merger with the new
Lutheran Church in America.
"A Sing for Youth" will be held
Sunday. May 27, at 7 pm. at the
Warren Avenue Baptist Church.
l042 +, Warren.
Appearing will be many out
standing young soloiStS and sim
ing groups of the city. including
fivcycar-old Tina Drew: tcn-ycar-
old Michael Kountz. of GOSPEL
Temple Will be guest organiSt.
The Rev w. r. Matthews is
pastor
Mrs. Alice Randolph is chair
man for the Annual Women's Day
service scheduled for DAWSON
Avenue Baptist Church Sunday.
June 3.
Mrs. Rosa Gracg will he the
sneaker when Women's Day IS
held at Calvary Baptist Church.
1890 Jos Campau. Sunday, May
27
II z ~
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26
ATTEND
CHURCH

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 2s 1862
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26

Mrs Rosa Gracg will he the
sneaker when Women's Day IS
held at Calvary Baptist Church.
1890 Jos Campau. Sunday, May
27.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-26

Mrs. Alice Randolph is chair
man for the Annual Women's Day
service scheduled for DAWSON
Avenue Baptist Church Sunday.
June 3.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18

inviting green canvass mar
quce. and, inside, dining
room that boasts a dance floor
big enough To get around on
without bruising your fellow
exhibitionists. Off to one side
Is a pleasant lounge, dark
enough to flatter frankly forty
females, comfortably cold, and
with staff of pretty, attentive
mattresses. The boys ordered
drinks and chatted about tho
unlikely possibility that chose
funny things called raids they
had read about could take
place here. Bill remarked that
he thought he could just make
II through the tiny window in
the mems room if such thing
occurred (TurnS out that there
is no window.
Shortly, Bill excused HIM
self, and Joe sat watching the
interesting people that TILED
the room. One young couple
was so obviously honeymoon
ing. One lone girl at the bar
was wishing she could be ano.
was making such plans using
mental tclcpathy with the lone
man at the end. Suddenly two
men in very official lookIilS
uniforms STROBE into the room.
evidently not i'm search of
nlghtcap. Quietly and deftly
one vanished through the door
TO the back where Bill, Just
returning, literally had a brush
with the law. The other COP.
behind the bar, began putting
opened liquor bottles into Il
cardboard box which he dis
patched to the squad car by a
rather clumsy waiter. TIE
Mattresses, now rounded up,
pcrchcd on stools with WONDER
fully couldn't care less" OK
pfCSSlOnS.
Nobody except themselves
seemed To think about the Gus
TONERS. They, To a man. had
immediately down"d ,nri'
drinks when the men in grey
appeared. Now they sat. some
bcwIidcrcd. some concerned,
and all very Interested in the
clockwork precision with which
the action took place. Bill and
Joe were cXcitcd-Slightly d.
fTaid wondering what would
happen and bursting with sup
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18
Horny Schools
Open New Term
On Aug. Both

n"rry county public schools
VIII open Aug. 30 for the 1862
o3 term, Thurman w. Andcr-
son. county superintendent of
c"uca'ion announced today.
teachers and administrators
VIII meet ON Wednesday, AUG.
~ IN their respective buildings
I" make last minute prepare
'"hS and receive instructions
concerning the school term, the
announcement said. Teachers
VIII use part of the day To
ready their claSSrooms for The
expected 10000 students who
VIII come to school the follow
ing day.
anderson announced the fol-
lowing school holidays for the
l962-63 term:
Wednesday. Aug. 29-Tcach-
crS Preparation Day.
Thursday, Aug. 30 - School
Year Begins.
Monday, Sept. 3-Labor Day
Holiday observed by Myrtle
Beach and SoCaStcc arcasl
Thursday, Nov. % and Fri
day, Nov. % - Thanksgiving
Holidays.
Teach through Tuesday. Dee.
IL Myrtle Beach and Socastce
areas through Wednesday, De-.
l9) and resume school We'd
neSday, Jan. 2-Christmas HoI-
idayS.
Friday, March - - South
Carolina Education Associa-
ton.
Friday, March 29-PaImetto
Education Association.
Friday, April II - Monday.
April l5-Eastcr-Spring Holt
days.
Wednesday. May 20 -cach-
er Record Day
Thursday, May 80 - School
Year Ends.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18
Russell Opens
Grand Strands
&C Campaign

GovcrnOr-clcCt Donald Rus
sci will assist IN the launching
of Cooperation Orbit" al a
countdOwn breakfast with a
team OF Grand Strand astro-
nautS on Thursday. July 10 at
the Ocean Forest Hotel.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18

pressed Giggles. They hadn't
known that the price OF a
dring entitled them To an i'm
promptu floorshow.
AS quickly and as quietly rs
'hey had come (if YOU discount
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18

as expressive as the very chick
black slit sheath she was wear.
ing.
do we all go tn jail or d.
we get another drink" Sh
burbled to her three equally
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18

the telephone that rang suS-
piciouSly five minutes before
they had appearcd) the cops
were gone. The first person u
get her breath was still start
led NortiIcIucr whose face Was
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18


The occasion will kickoff the
annual membership drive of
The Greater Myrtle Beach
Chamber of Commerce. accord
Ing to Frank Hughes. Chairman
OF the Membership Committee
Governor elect Russell,
Spartanburg attorney and for
MGR president of the Univcrs-
lty of South Carolina, will ad-
dress the local civic leaders
who arc serving as astronauts
IN the Chambers Operation
Orbit drive.
The two-day Kickoff drive
of Operation Orbit" will leave
the ground at 7:3O a. IN. ON
Thursday and return to earth
on Friday, July 20.
The letters in the word Or
bit begin the following phra-
Sos of challenge 10 citizens of
the Grand Strand: Organize for
successful and effective action:
Raise interest and participation
in public affairs; Boost and inn
prove the community and its
facilities; Ignite business thro-
ugh industry. trade. and con-
ventions; Tell the world of our
tourist attractions.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18

ten minutes. The slight delay
was necessary since they had
10 send out for a new stock
Continued On Poge -
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18
elegant friends.

A soothing hostess immcdi-
atcly treasured her that the
club would be serving AGAIN la
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-07-18
DoteIine
DoteIine
Myrtle Beach
By LEWIS SKIES

Along the Grand Strand. az
elsewhere, night life can be as
varied as you have the imagin-
alton and the opportunity To
make 1t. You can flick on the
Nv and doze through a medic
ere evening of Hollywood's
version of the Old West. You
can read that intriguingly COW
cred papcrback you picked up
al the drugstore. Or you can
simply go To bed. But, after all,
these are home-type pastimes
AT the beach you don't want 10
do a lot of things you can DO
much cheaper in your own
house. Suppose you'd like
KIND of excitement that hasn't
happened in most places since
The UntouchablcS. There's no
guarantee you'll find it, but il
happened the other night.
A couple of fellows, Bill and
Joe, out for night on The
Grand Strand, dropped in one
OF the clubs on Highway IL.
Quite a nice club too, with q
taStefully flashy neon sign, an
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-29
LIVE ON CANDY BARS

N PITTSBURGH R - Living on candy bars and bolstered by blind determination, ten rebel convicts continue to battle sun and thirst today on a prison water tower.
 One dehydrated prisoner gave up yesterday. He was hospitalized overnight.
 This was the fifth day on the tower for rebel leader Robert Payne, who climbed the tower Monday afternoon at the Western State Penitentiary in protest de- monstration against alleged bra- tality in solitary confinement.
 We would rather die here in the sight of the public than die in the hole" shouted the 29-year-old parole violator yesterday. He said he is weak, dizzy and suffering from cramps.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-29
WILL HOLD HEARINGS

WASHINGTON R - The Sen ate Judiciary Committee will hold hearings next week or proposed constitutional amendments to over ride the Supreme Courts decision outlawing official prayers in pulp lie school.
 However, Sen. Vance Hartke, D-Ind.), sought swifter remedy than an amendment, which would have to be approved by two- thirds majority of both Houses and be ratified by three-fourths of the states.
 He introduced a resolution to provide that the courts action not ban any public school system from providing time for prayer as long as no public official prescribes or reciites the prayer offered.
 Constitutional amendments to legalize classroom prayers have also been introduced in the House.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-29
BIA PLANS TO PLACE I25 ALASKA NATIVES IN ELECTRONICS TRAINING

The Bureau of Indian Affairs plans to place 125 additional Alas ka natives in electrer1ics training in the near future, Martin P. Man gan of the Interior Department stated this week in the hearings on the Barrow gas bill.
 The Asst. Commissioner stated that the g Eskimos now training as electronic technicians in the RIGA Institute in New York and Los Angeles have higher average grades than the average for the entire class. s'RCA wants the Es- kimos to work on White Alice, 7 he said, and the Defense Depart ment employs them eagerly in whatever position for which they can qualify on DEW Line and BMEWS. The reason is simple. Em- ployes recruited from the smaller states leave the projects at rate of AS per cent per year; the Eski- mo turnover rate is 3 per cent a year. The Eskiinos are a valuable natural economic and defense asset where they are.''
 Mir. Mangan stated the program for training @ g additional 1AAllaasllxans will cost $600,000 "but we know a good investment in people when we see it. 7
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-29
JKF IN MEXICO
Continued from Page

S- cuss their differences and respect one others views.
 He declared the United States is committed to the same goals as those he said recently had been expressed by Lopez Mateos -- that the ideals of the Mexican RevoIu- tion will not be fulfilled while there is even one child without a school, one illiterate adult, one family without it's home, and while there is even one farm or city worker who does not receive enough salary to lead decent life.'
 Kennedy's allusion to the two nations as both children of revo- lutions brought organized cheers and hoorays "Arriba Kennedy, Arriba Jacqueline" for the President and his wife from crowds of students at the airport.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-29
COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH Howard L. DeVore, Pastor

Church School 9:45 am.
 Divine Worship Hoo am.
 Sermon: We Have This Min istry.'
 The sacrament of Holy Con1mun- ion will be administered with an invitation to all Christians to the Lords Table.
 Sunday Vespers 800 pm.
 Sermon: Friends of Jesus
 The public is cordially invited to participate in this evening serv- ice of prayer, hymns, and the read and preached word of God. This service is held not only for those unable to attend Divine Worship but for those who know the addi- tional grace and blessing of honor ing God in His House at the close of the Lords Day. sFafi1e pastor will receive callers during the week from to F at the church, during the summer. He is available by appointment at other hours.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-29
PEACEFUL INVASION 2.
 TOLEDO. Ohio R I'll

 sians staged peaceful invasion ei Toledo, Ohio, and carried away the world amateur wrestling cham pionship.
 Their sweep of the Greco Roman competition that ended Wednes- day night was even more decisive than their free style victory last week despite some come from behind displays of strength by Turkey and Hungary.
 Russia scored 40 team points with three first, three seconds and a third place picking up seven medals in eight weight classes. Turkey was next with 31.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-29
Bornarc Missile Site Nears Completion
 In North Bay, Ont.

NORTH BfiY, Ont. R = Under ground construction crews near the North Bay Bomarc Missile Base are putting the finishing touches on $375-Hlillion electronic system designed to become one of the keys of North American air defense.
 Deep inside North Bays rocky reservoir hill contractors are ain- ing at a fall deadline to complete general construction of the SAGE. serni-automatic ground environ rnent system to control Bomarc flights and interceptions.
 It is expected to become opera tional in 1863 following installa- tion of equipment.
 The North Bay complex will also control the Bornarc Base being built at La Macaza, Qna. Canada and the United States are sharing the cost.
 Tn building this combat center we are pioneering in the field of protective constructions said Air Commodore R. B. Whiting, chief of construction engineering for the Canadian Air Force.
 More than 750 tons of explosive carped out cathedral l-sized caverns and subterranean passageways. The finished Sage project will have a three-story underground building. It also will have diesel generators capable of providing enough cleo tricity to light a town of 5000 people and to pump in tens of thousands of cubic feet of fresh air every hour Another chamber is reservoir, holding five million gallons of water, for cooling the installation.
 Using radar, radio and digitaI computers as their ears and eyes, Air Force personnel will be able to control not only the Bomarc mis- siles but also manned interceptors which would be called into action s s < $ ;ssSt enemy alta
 At present in Canada, the con- trol radar is manuaIly operated, requiring eight or nine minutes for human to plot a course for an interceptor.
 Sage, basically a high-poWered computer, will handle the process in fraction of the time. Canada's newest jet interceptor, the Voo-s doc, is equipped with a data link, which enables Sage to trans init orders to a pilot without the need for human intermediary
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-29
TOP TEN TUNES

According to Cash Box Maga- zine, the top ten tunes in the nation are:
 l The Stripper, David Rose. ?. Roses Are Red, Bobby Vinton 3. I Can't Stop Loving You,
 Ray Charles.
 4. Palisades Park, K. Cannon s. T Keeps Right on A-Hurtin
 Johnny Tillotson '. Al Di La, Emilio Pericola. 8. Wolverton Mountain, Claude
 King.
 g. Sealed With A Kiss, Brian
 Hyland 10. Stranger on the Shore, Acker Billy and Andy Williams.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-29

Someone has figuerd out that
 for us to really get equal to Rus
 sia we would have to rip up IA of every IS miles of our paved high- ways, destroy two out of every three miles of our railroads, sink eight out of nine of our ships, junk 19 out of every 20 cars, destroy 40 million television sets, get rid Of nine of ten telephones and cut our paycheclxs by three-fourths
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-29
ESc OFFICE MOVES

The Employment Security Com mission Office has moved from it's location west of the North Star to the next block east in the build ing formerly known as the Music Box.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-29
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT In the Matter of the Estate
 of MARVIN s. PETER. Deceased.
 NO 62-8P

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, O. Lewis Travel, was on I the 18th day of June, 1862 by an order of the above entitled Court appointed Administrator of the Estate Of Marvin s. Peter, Deceased; that he tf1ereupon qualified as such Administrator in the m inner required by law, and all creditors of and persons having claims against the said decedent are hereby re- quired to present their claims, with the necessary vouchers, within six t6} months from the date hereof, to the undersigned at the office of his attor- hey Thomas J. Balone, Box Iii, Nome, Alaska, which office the undersigned hereby designates as his place of busi- ness in all matters connected with the said estate.
 DATED at Nome, Alaska this 12th day of JEne, 1882.
 Is/ o. LEWIS TRAVEL
 Pub: June 15, 22, 29, July 6, 1862
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-29

Argentina and Chile are now arranging guided tourist trips 10 Antarctica during the summer months.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-29

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