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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09
Petrol Offers All
You Can Ear
For Only qqc

A Smorgasbord from IL noon to
6 pm. Saturday, March 10, will
give patrons all they can eat for
99c with special rate for children
of 44c.
This gigantic opportunity to eat
plenty at small cost is being spon-
sored by Fezzan Temple Patrol at
the Masonic Temple, 1882 Fourth
Av. S., in Minneapolis.
Noble Virgil Hadley, chef cook
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09
Grace Bumbry Sings
"Command" Concert
At The White House


Washington CAMP - Grace
Bumbry, a Negro girl from st.
Louis who achieved fame via the
concert halls of Europe, hit the
historical highpoint of her career
as singer when she sang COM
mand" concert for President and
Mrs. Kennedy and a number of
elites at the White House Tuesday,
Feb. 20.
She sang at the first social event
of the season at the White House
and thus became the first member
of her race to be accorded the
honor. She was also honored by
being requested to sing the con-
cert by the First Lady herself.
Once In Lifetime Honor
The talented, young mezzo-sop-
rano was asked to sing the concert
in the East Room of the White
House after Mrs. Kennedy heard
friends laud her for her singing in
Paris and other places in Europe.
Mrs. Kennedy contacted her man.
ager, Sol Hurok, and the White
House request was conveyed to
Miss Bumbry in France.
Meanwhile, her unique position
on the social register of White
House performers, elated Miss
Bumbry to the point of being nerv-
Gus even about her eating. She
even pondered passing up going to
the dinner proper in order not to
risk hurting her singing. However,
Hurok reminded her that the din
ner too, was a "once-in-a-lifetime
chance" and suggested that she
go to the dinner and not eat. She
took the advice and ate only
enough to confirm with protocol.
Thrills Audience
Miss Bumbry's voice was ex-
cellent and the audience, consisting
of some 120 distinguished guests,
thrilled to it. She particularly de-
lighted Mrs. Kennedy by singing
several selections in French. Mrs.
Kennedy has French ancestry and
speaks the French language well.
Included in Miss Bumbry's re-
pertoire were:
"Odel Mic Doics Ardoir" by
Gluck; "Quelio Fiamma Che M
accende" by Benedetto Marcellon;
"Stanchen" and "Zueignung" by
Richard Strauss; "L'Invitation au
Voyage" and lie Manor de Rosa
monde" by Henri duParc; Boat
mems Dance" by Aaron COPELAND;
and "Out in the Fields With God"
by Dawson. Her encore number
was 20 Don Fatale" from Verdi's
Don Carlo"
hOunuAy Applauucu
She was roundly applauded after
each song by the highly apprecia-
tive audience, which included men,
bers of the President Cabinet, Su-
preme Court Justices and other
high Government officials. Also in
the audience was James E. Webb,
administrator of the National
Aeronautics and Space Administra-
ton, which controlled the Mercury
program that put 1t. Col. John
H. Glenn, Jr., into orbit earlier
in the day.
The state dinner was held in
honor of Vice President Johnson,
Chief Justice Earl Warren and
House Speaker John w. McCor-
mick.
Miss Bumbry herself had to re-
arrange her singing schedule in
Europe to fly to Washington for
the concert. Afterwards she flew
back to France Immediately to
sing the role of Venus in Wagner's
"Tannhaeuser" in Lyons, France
Thursday, Feb. %.
Last July she became the first
Negro to sing the same role at
the Bayreuth Festival in West
Germany.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09
38fh ST. Church Of God
In Christ Dinner

The 38th Street Church of God
In Christ will have a Chicken
Barbecue and Chitterling dinner
Saturday, March 10 at the church.
38th and Fourth Av. s., from 10
a.m.-mtil. The dinner will be
SIPS For Deliveries call ia. s.
1877 or 722-O893. - Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09
Social and Personal
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K MINNEAPOLIS

Mr. and Mrs Mack Sudduth 700 Morgan Av. N.
the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Margarine
Verse Ford Jr of Mr. and Mrs Versel Ford ST., of
Detroit Mich. A March Oath wedding is planned.
Mrs Robert Marshall ST. $3.50 Fourth Av S. is now con-
vaescing at home.
The Couples Bridge Club met Saturday March g. the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09

th1ng can Kill an
idea. Usually, as
in this particular
case, there are a
number of rea-
sons for an idea
failing to survive.
The idea was
conceived and de-
veloped in the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09

SmorgasbOrd Chef For Patrol
by profession has charge Of the
preparation of the delicacies which
will tickle the palates Of all who
take advantage of this greatest
bargain in good food.
The public is cordially invited tc
come out and get full of good food
William Wade, chairman Of the
affair.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09
Something To
Think About
BY Maurice F. White

SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
An idea is dead.
What causes an idea to die Who
can really say. Certainly, no one
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
Theatre Detroit

Nancy Walker played the wife,
Kay ,Idm, wan skill. she opened
the snow with lively little tune
caileu Waning. And from then
on, she playeu her character TO
the hit. Miss Walker reached an
apex with ner bolsterous rem
dltlOn OF Adventure and show
- oAccuenl iJIm at the finale.
There were two beautiful bal
lads in do RE MI" both were
sung by the two young lovers,
illda (Nancy DussaulU and John
Henry Wheeler John Reardon)
Cry like the Wind is sung by
Nancy Dussault with beautiful
haunting quality that leaves one
wanting TO whistle it. The other,
Make Someone Happy blends
the two young voices and makes
the song a solid show stopper.
Al Lewis as Moe Shtarker, the
gangster who cannot get Blue
Cross, gives very enjoyable per-
Torrance.
Conclusion - DO RE MI" an
enjoyable evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
RADIO ANNOUNCER INSTALL.
ED AS PASTOR OF CHURCH

The Rev Nit Nixon. popular
radio announcer of religious pro-
grams over WCHB was installed
as pastor Of the First Calvary
lntcrdcnominalional Church. 10.
Gated al 4l02 Grand River at
Alexandrinc. Sunday. March 4th
The Rev. H. w Burroughs of
CALLAHAN BantiSt Church preached
me installation sermon. Atty.
Frank Bcckwith Of indianapolis.
Indiana first Of our race to run
for President Of the United States.
gave a dynamic address. Others
participants in the services were
Frank SEYMOUR general manag.
or of Radio WCIIB. the Mighty
Voices of PRAYER Tabernacle. I'M
der the direction Of Rev Charles
Craig: Rev r w GriggS of Sc
cond Ebcnczcr who gave charge
70 pastor Miss Nclis Saunders.
Mrs Robbie Crump and the as
soclatc minister. the Rev. John
w Gilbert.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
BY Court Reporter

Two men and two women. con.
vlcted of violating the state gamb-
ling laws, paid fines totaling
81 400 IN Recorder 5 Court last
week.
They are Randolph Mackic. 80.
of SOB Collingwood, Leon G..
lriplott, 27, of 3457 Hardin;
Mrs Mary + Johnson. 81, Of
32l7 Calvert and Geneva A Cole.
man, ~ Of 3O229 julius. lnkstcr.
The men were sentenced by
Recorders Judge Joseph A. Gil
is. who imposed fines of $500
each or SIX months in the House
of Correction.
The two women were fined
$500 each or 80 days in the House
Of Correction.
Nine other persons arrested i'm
the raids last July were placed
on probation and ordered TO pay
court costs ranging from 500 to
$500 during their probation per.
iods
Police SAID they confiscaicd
1921 mutual bet slips during
the raids.
Willie Harris. %. of 2042 Glynn
Court. professional fighter, was
placed OH three months probation
last week by Recorders JUDGE
VIM Mckay Skillman after plead
inc Guilty TO assault and battery.
Harris was arrested on the com.
plant of Mrs Kathleen Williams.
49, Of 2024 Glynn Court. who ac-
cuscd the prizcfightcr Of striking
her in the face and breaking her
glasses. Feb. 10 during an alter
cation in her home.
Police said Harris went TO Mrs.
Williams home seeking her
daughter Mavola Powell. He
wanted Miss Powell TO push his
stalled ear. The officers said
when Miss Powell refused stating
that She was going TO church.
Harris became angry and called
her vile names.
MIS- Williams said when she
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10

Eut aI1cr obtaining the money
from the lUrmcr thugs, he can
all stop tncm nom rOu9hing up
the one tney dislike. Ana the
three (i40ney Lewis, Paul Michael,
ana Bern hoffman, dislike every
one because IN this day and age
all restaurants have a Jukc. Next
hubert finds 4 young singer,
aida, makes her a star. She IN
turn falls IN love with his young
competitor, John Henry Wheel.
or.
Phll SllvCrs Is CXccncnl as the
small time operator, trying to get
his hands on the do Re Mi. ="
Sllvcrs dances and clowns his
way through the tunes; ITS Lc-
Ultimate, Ambition. The Late,
Late show and the magnl4 ccnt
rendition of "AIl Of my Life
His clowning bits showed mas.
tNfui pieces Of timing In one
scene he prepares TO leave to
swim, a deal and forgcts his
socks and shoes. returns. gets
his seeks and exits.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10

MARRIAGES:
D.ivuly irv,ng INFORMAL wed
u.ns Saturday, a 81. ~, WdS 'Viy
uvautlui at ncr paients nome
VA oc.llen Ave.
she was united in wcdlock 10
M lluSu A.. J.nnsvn an uou-
~ Lag e~rcinviiy Win heV.
S..aii.s "A. il.ii Cll.ciatniS.
me Dr,de wore very stunning
goa DlvCaue snort uiesS Wi.h
d green zeal lowered nat anu
,.i.leu an arrangement vi car
Nations. Larunne ncese was mdiu
I'll nvnor wearing snort snrinp
pyau-uv-soie aress with matching
accessories. BENJAMIN Estlll was
best man. Inc s4.0n presented
Il Longlae W.,sA ~ the Drlue.
The wedding reception was at
tenucd Ny more tnan 10 people
who brought many beautiful
gifts. Inc brides parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy irving. Her
father is a deacon at Hartford
Avenue Baptist Church and the
new Mrs. Dorothy Irving Johnson
is the church 5 efficient secretary.
Out of town guests were mes
danes Nj. Byron Carter and Cath
crime Broadway of Brooklyn, NY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
COURT NEWS

anything to her now
Meantime Mrs. Cook denied the
charges.
Police said Cook has been com
planning that ncighbors were out
10 kill him.
Burdette Wade, So, of 1909
Bangor, was found guilty of
drunkenness last week by Record
er's Judge VIM. Mckay Skillman
and sentenced to so days in the
House Of Correction.
Wade was arrested in police
headquarters. after he walked in
and demanded to pee the chief
deputy of detectives. The officers
said when Wade was advised that
the chief of detectives had gone
home for the day he refused TO
leave police headquarters
Wade told the court: Il Just
wanted to report that a barber
had cut me under the throat
while | was asleep"
In passing sentence. Judge
Skillman told Wade: I'll give
you 30 days in the House of Cor
rcction where you just served 40
days. If you need shave. they
have some good BARRIERS out there.
t.
Horace Lambert. 30. of 2763
East Vernon. a parolec, was found
guilty Of assault and battery last
week by Recorders Judge VIM.
Mckay Skillman. He was remand
ed TO Wayne County Jail for sen
fencing March Is pending pro
baton and clinic report.
Lambert was arrested on the
complaint of his estrangcd wife.
Mrs. Erlene Lambert, "a of l64
North Ferdinand. who told police
that Lambert came to her home
and refused TO leave. She sad
during his stay. he beat her
about the head and face with
his fists. burned her on the left
shoulder With no. electric iron
and placed LIGHTED ciearcc:::.vs 10
her back
Mrs. Lambert was hosptallzcd
(Ccntinved On Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
Social 6 Church Round Up

and Cultural Society and Lounge
,olnmlllee 10 sponsor This Is
.Dur Life
February 18th i-6 pm. ST.
.au.Vn iea ny lrimaiy Dept. 81
ounuay ocnOui. sniu nnnI,ci sary
ta,.vn VI the Community
Center.
49, pm. Family Parade in
sallc,ua.y Dy oteMardeSs Board
No. 3.
ouAday. February 25th - 10
pin "a lhO y, Mvues -
hawkins Apparci shop fcaturcx
lasnons IN the interest Of Com
hn.iA,y Cvnter Anniversary.
Inc rev. Martin Lulncr SIM
Nous Is minister.
The Five Virgins of the Church
q The Living uou iucalcu at
900 LOnsy AZ. VIII present a
AOo.. DUD .,lAioJDl, sunday,
Alaich 18th ihe hev, 1 {. Col
ans is pastor.
Miss Jacquelinc NickS, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Willie Nicks,
Of Blaine Street. and Miss Fred
rina Whilby. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Whitby, Of Taylor
Street. has pledged membership
with the DcbutanteS Of The Alpha
Theta Chapter Gamma Phi Del
la Sorority. group which will
De sponsoring their second an
nual April in Paris Ball'-lnter-
national Dcbutantc Bail in Cobo
'lall, Saturday. April 18th in the
man ballroom on the second
floor. 9 100 am. The affair
viii benefit the Philanthropic Ac- /
Iivlty. the international Center,
Local and National Scholarship
Fund.
Usher Board No. > of First
SaplISi Church. EcorSc. Michigan.
ocaled en- 18th and Francis
streets VIII present Fashion
md Tea ExtrayangJnla at the
Nc>tsldc Community Center on
9TH Street in EcorSc. SUNDAY.
March 18th. Mrs. Myrtle Curl
copper IS president the Rev
!. N. Brown Is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
by WOODY KING
DO RE MI EXCELLENT
MUSICAL

do re MI" the Phil Silycr's
musical comedy at the Fisher
Theatre is a first rate evening
ol entertainment. All the ingrcdl-
ents - Phil SllvcrS, Nancy Walk
CIR, Al Lewis, beautiful songs,
dancing and girls are in this
one. And the merrIment that is
brought about by them will sat
isfy the face of Melpomenes.
The story: Phil Silvcrs (Hubert
CramD. small time operator. is
suddenly hit with the brainstorm
Of becoming the king of the Jukc
bcX industry. However. ilubIc is
without the necessary funds to
buy the shipment of juke boxes.
Thus, through songs and jokes,
he rounds up old gangSterS H.
former Slot machine cnforcers -
to help him in his venture to
become biz time important
head of the jake box industry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10

came to the rescue of her daugh-
ter Harris struck her in the face
breaking her glasses and inflict.
ing the cut on her nose. She was
hospitalized al Receiving Hos
pital.
Harris admitted striking Mrs.
Williams. However, he accused
her of striking him first with a
can of peaches.
Judge Skillman ordered Harris
TO pay Mrs. Williams medical
bill during the probation period.
Evans Hammer, 35, of 69lO Dix,
was placed on one years proba-
ton last week by Recorders
Judge VIM. Mckay Skillman af-
ter pleading guilty TO nonsupport.
He was arrested on the complaint
Of his estranged wife, Mrs. Beau
ty Rca Hammer. SO, of 1886 Dix.
The couple was married in
July, 1949, in Portland Oregon,
and separated in March. 1861,
when Hammer stopped bringing
home his money TO his wife and
two children.
Mrs. Hammer accused her hus-
band Of spending his money on
young girls. He was accused of
dating a l7-ycar-old girl and buy
ing SOB worth of coal for anoth-
er woman.
Willie Carter, Is. of 30l8 Van
Dyke, vas sentenced TO 3 TO S
years in Jackson Prison last week
by Recorders Judge Gerald VIM.
Groat after he was convicted of
larceny from person.
Garter and three other juveniles
were arrested on the complaint
Of Mrs. Elsie kormack, II, of
1900 Evanston, who said the
youths snatchcd her purse con-
tanning S25 in cash and a SIS
l. 5. Defense Bond. The youths
we're chased by a citizen, who re-
covered the purse after it was
dropped. but the money had been
removed.
Carter was later arrested by
police
James Cook, SO, of 3O10 Bcals,
was found guilty of entering with.
out permission last week by Re-
c0rdcr's Judge VIM. Mckay Skill
man and rcmandcd TO the custo.
dy of Wayne Cohnty sheriff for
40 days for commltent TO
mental institution.
Recorders Court clinic doctors
who examined Cook said that he
is mentally disturbed.
Cook was arrested Feb. IL af.
ter he threatened to kill his
wife, Vera and entered the apart
mcnt of ncighbor who lives at
the Beals address and ransacked
things and scattered them over
the floor.
Police said Cook also smashed
mirror in the bedroom.
Cook denied that he is mental
ly disturbed.
Cook said his wife was trying
TO put him away, because she
is afraid of what he may do to
her.
IF | didn't hurt her when
caught her doing wrong" explain
cd Cook Il didn't intend to do
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
SYMPOSIUM Tsa No BENEFIT
ST. PATRiCK'S DAY\PROcRAM

Mr. and Mrs CharlcMcwis of
Roscdalc Street were host to
a Symposium Tea held last Sun
day 4 6 pm. The subject Of
discussion was Fruit Of the
Spirit As pointed out in the vir-
tues described in Galatien 522
The nine member panciist were
rhomaS'na Burton. who spoke ON
Love. Emanuel Evans of Alpha
and OMEGA Church on Long
|Srifrr'nr' Doris Hall of Metro
po!lian Church Of God on Gen
tlcncSS. Doris Wilson of Alpha
and Ocmsa Church, on Good.
Champion Of Alpha and Omega
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
Detroit
SpOtlilc
BY J. ALFRED BUTLER

}. \. Rogers. world famous
writer and Negro history expert,
viii speak IN Detroit sunday al
tcrnoon. March IL, under the
auspices OIL The Group on Adj
vanccd Leadership tGOAL). The
program will be held at the Cen
VA Congregation Onurcn, at $50
pm.
Tickets TO the program are
available at the church: GRIN
nell ). downtown; the House of
JiSss, Dexter at Fullerton. The
Mammoth Life Insurance Co.
1888 Mack al Mcclellan, and the
Trade Union Leadership Council
900 Grand river. Donation Is
one dollar.
Eleventh state legislative DIS
trict promises 20 be one Of the
mere vigorous races. NOW re-
presented by George Edwards
and DAVID Holmes. the Eleventh
viii see at least one other cdndi-
dute Ncls saunders, challcn-
eng the two men.
Recipient Of Assumption univcr
SLY OF NindsOrs 1862 Christian
CGtarc Award Gold Medal was
Nr BENJAMIN t. Mays, prcsi-
ucnt OF MOrchousc College, At
lanta, Ga.
Mister Willie Wilson. 1890
Eloom ST., enjoyed two bcauti-
FIJI surprises Feb. %. 1862. One
WAS graduation from engineering
school and the other new
daughter Susan Iicnc. at GIG
pm. weighing 8 pounds Az
ounces. Mrs Justine Wilson at
presst.mc was dong wonderful.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
EIGHT o. CLOCK BREAKFAST
AT YWcA:

Great Lakes Mutual Insurance
Co. one Of the largest insurance
firms of Detroit. registered at
least $50 people Thursday morn
ING at the YWCA. Lucy Thurman
Branch, for real fellowship with
all
After a talk by president l.. c.
Blount, presentations were made
to MIR Gaylord who will conduct
a training school in North Caro-.
Ina. Presentations were also
made to others who made quotas
IN their work
The Ladies Auxiliary of Post
Office Local no. SIS met at the
home Of Mrs Mary Howell Satur-
day evening, March 3. The meet
ing was well attended.
Plans for a Fellowship Tea
were discussed One new mem
Der, Mrs Laura Austin joined the
club.
The president, Mrs. Margaret
Howard. asked for eligible ladies
TO JON in order that their auxili-
AIRY can become larger.
After the business hour a de-
ilclous luncheon was served.
We extend sympathy to Mrs.
Lillian Rutherford and the Swan
brothers who are in Kansas City,
Missouri, TO attend the funeral
OF their Oldest brother, William
swan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
JAW Business Agent
Gets Probation

J. D. Landrum of Ecorse, for.
MGR business agent for Local 1874
of 2667 L. Grand Blvd, was
placed on three years probation
by Recorders Court for stabbing
Adam White, president of the
local.
Landrum, who stabbed White
last fall was also ordered TO pay
S400 doctors bill and $50. 90
court cost
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
Society DoHlgs

;oIooist of CT, and, ono, VIII
lecture on Mytn and heaii'y
rr.u,.ms OF the niersnis Africa
,,uests from Toronto down ~
wlnosor are planning to be pre-
sent.
The Social Hour was most re-
lrcsnIns.
Members: Mesdamcs Vivian
Nan. lr,ls Stewart, iiiiiiard Dun
~. ulauys browning, Luvina Lu-
cas-. Euna Proctor. Eiiic Wells,
Ana Eiswortn, Lucia Wniic,
ulayds Van Dyke, Louise Rock,
EI,zapeth Washington, Ardciia
Jacobs, llilda watkins, Berna
Stewart, Gwcndolyn Harrison,
ana verna Chalters.
Mr. and Mrs Paul ll0lcomb are
the very proud parents OF a dar-
ling baby girl. Chcryl susanna
lIolcomb, and are now at home
10 tnclr friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10

II is always pleasure TO have
echoes from the Hour-A-Day Stu
dy Club of Windsor.
Thursday, the club met at the
home of their member, Mrs.
Gwendolyn Harrison, of lronwood.
Eighteen members responded TO
the roll call.
II has been customary for the
past twenty years for this organ
ization to give scholarships. An
other of their outstanding prog
rams is scheduled for April 20,
at the Jewish Community Center
in Windsor.
DR.. Zelma George, noted soc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
BY Ruby Williams
To Sponsor All Narions lea


The Calvary District Associa-
ton. Womens Auxiliary, Will
sponsor an "All Nations Tea ,
sunday. March llth. as pm. IN
the Ferry Center, located 30 +.
Ferry Street. The Rev. L. Juan
Burt is moderator. Mrs. Wv Kill
gore, president, and Mrs. Sane
booker, chr.
Mrs. Arnie An9lin Luncheon
Hostess
Mrs. Annie Anglin was hostess
TO delightful luncheon in her
home on Benson Street last
Thursday -: % pm. TO ?: 30
pm. Among the ladies present
were Mesdames. Claudia Forrest,
Jessie Parrish. Mary Ashford,
Geraldine South. Lois Gates. Ella
Mae Nash, Lulu Bunklcy. and Eu.
nice Smith Mrs. Matte J. Myers,
president of the Ralph Buncne
Neighborhood Council gave an in
spring talk on brotherhood, as
one Of the main highllghts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
CALENDAR HlGHLICHTS OF
ST. STEPHEN AME CHURCH,
MARCH 1862

Friday. March 9th ~ 100 pm.
Boy Scout Pancake supper n
church dining room. "
Sunday, February IL. 100 p&
StcwarccsS Board No | 10
sponsor Women of the Bible" in
church sanctuary.
4-6 pm. Dcaconcss Board to
sponsor tea in Youth Auditorium,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10

, IAd d BEACH FLA-In about test Of combined
iu economy traffic passing
ing pontiac has won the coveted Grand in the Pure
total OF ~ cars were entered in the
recently concluded tests at the Dayona International sneed
wsv at Daytona Beach Pontiac outpaced the field bv
800 points out OF possible 21866 M Pee) Estes
rces genera manager and General Motors president
N vice president The other shows one OF the poracs
amassed the przewnning point during the perform
ahce a Every entry fnely-tuned prod,cor
skilled driver at the wheel f 'a' WIN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
Russell Street Baptist Church
46fh. Anniversary

In observance of the founding
and growth of Russell Street Bap-
list Church, the membership OBJ
served their forty-Sixth year last
month with special programs
each Sunday. The Mission of the
Church. Go. Preach, Teach and
Heal" was the anniversary theme.
Guest ministers and churches par
ticipating in the celebration in
cludcd the Rev. c. j. Gadsen of
East Lake Baptist Church. the
Rev. Fred D. Porter of John Yves
ley AME Zion Church and the
Rev. A A. Banks. Jr.. of Second
Baptist Church Of Detroit. High
lights also included talent pro-
grams. Sponsoring groups were
organizations Of the beautiful
church located at 300 Russell.
The Rev. 5. c. Campbell is the
dynamic pastor