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The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19

former girl friend of Smith,
Mack Williams. 81, of 1923 f..
DAWSON. was sentenced to 23 TO
"a months in Jackson Prison last
week by Recorders Judge Joseph
A. Gillis after pleading guilty to
larceny.
Williams was arrested on the
complaint of Earl Adams. of 35,
33 Goddard. who accused Williams
of stealing his pants containing
500, after he took Williams into
MS home for the night
Adams said he met Williams on
the street, and was informed by
Williams that he was hungry.
and had not ate since the day be-
fore. Adams said he bought Will
liams a meal before taking him
10 his home.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19
PATRONS OF THE ARTS Sill
YER ANNIVERSARY:

Thursday evening the Silver
Anniversary banquet of the Pa
irons of the Arts was given at
the Great Lakes Insurance Build
ing with many members, friends
and well-wishers present.
This club was organized twen-
ty-fIvc years ago, carrying with it
an enviablc record for having
lived up TO very fine calibrc of
culture, gaining momentum after
each performance. They have pre-
sentcd artists who have been ac.
claimed by queens and kings in
the renowned theatres in Europe,
and also here in the U.S.A.
There were times when the
going was a bit difficult, as in
all business, but we cannot for
get this famous quotation.
Heights of great men reached
and kept, were not attained by
sudden flight. but they. while
their companions slept we're
toiling onward in the night"
We congratulate Miss Nellie
Watts and the Patrons of the
Arts and the famous artists you
have presented TO US.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19

Preparation for Marriage. In.
structed by Rev. Donald +.
Schroeder, director, family life.
council of Churches; Family
Living instructed by Mrs.
Anna Jung District Director,
Family Service. Mrs. Ebcn Mar.
tin, Director. Child and Fam.
lily Welfare Service. and Mr.. Har.
old Johnson, Director, Neighbor-
hood Service Organization.
Opportunities for Retirees was
instructed by Mrs. E. c. Hoising.
ton, Asst. to Social Service Di-
rector Council of Churches. The
finale of the weeks topic discus
sions came in the form of a pan
el. Participants we're Mrs. Adele
Ivey, Rev. d. F. Schroeder, Mrs.
Esther LAMAR. Executive Secrc-
tary of Commission on Children
and Youth, City of Detroit. The
Family Week Committee we're:
G. Williams, II. Anderson, A. c.
Walton. v. Rhode. w. Lang, f.
e. Watson, c. Rhodes, L. Hen
frieth. Co-chsirman. Mrs. Lila M
Holley, Chairman. and the Rev
A. A. Banks. Jr., Minister.
Evelyn Bryant. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Bryant of 18th
Ave, Bessemer Ala. and John
Nathan Pruitt spoke their marri.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19
Books Need More
Incentive Images
For Negro Youth,
Says NUL OMeirI

HARTFORD, Conn. - The ma
ton still is educating a multi
racial school population in terms
of an all.white concept, admins
trative and special services offic-
ials we're told here at a meeting
May Z.
Otis Z. Finley, Jr.. of New
York, National Urban League as
sociate director for youth incen-
tives and education, addressed
the school group at the invitation
OF DR.. Ellis Tooker, director OF
school guidance services.
Few textbooks and guidance
materials available In public
schools today provide sufficient
incentive images for Negro and
other non.white youth" Mr.. Fin.
Icy declared.
He urged that school person
mel be encouraged to understand
and make use of resources OF
the Urban League and other pri-
Vate agencies, as well as the pro-
grams to provide equal employ
ment opportunity for Negro work
ers. put forward by federal, state
and local public agencies.
1T Is only through relating the
counseling function to the reality
of community experience that
guidance for minority youth
takes on real meaning toward
stemming the tide Of hopeless
ness and Illustration among many
Of our youth" the Null official
said.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19
Over 10000
Children
Need Clothes

Usable outgrown clothes for
more than 10000 needy school
children will be the goal Of the
26th Annual Spring Clothing
Drive.
Clothes collected by the Public
School Social Services and the
Volunteers of America will be
cleaned and mended for free dis
tr.bution to thousands of deserv-
ing local school children.
Earl r. Laing, principal of
Cooke Junior High School and
president Of the Public School
Social Services Committee said
that requests for clothing are
thoroughly Investigated by an
attendance officer before cloth
ing orders are issued.
lie emphasized the point that
no welfare cases are included
in the school c'Dthing program.
1T helps" he said. "only children
of families in temporary distress
caused by conditions such as un-
employment sickness and dcser-
ton"
Usablc shoes and clothing are
needed in both child and adult
sizes. Items that cannot be repair
ed are still welcomed, according
to Laing, as they can be sold as
rags and thus make it possible
TO- buy garments not usually do
mated to the drive.
Contributions of clothing should
be tied in bundles. with shoes
tied in pairs to prevent mismat-
ing, then taken to the nearest
public school.
A home pickup cnn also be ar
ranged by calling the Volunteers
of America at Trinity 2-50O0.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19
by THE COURT REPORTER

Jendola Mcdowell, rs, of CABS
LinsdaIe, was found guilty OF as
sault and battery last week by Re.
cOrders Judge John p. . hara.
She was referred to the clinic and
probation department and releas.
ed on $500 personal bond pending
sentencing May %.
MISS Mcdowell was arrested
Aprll II In downtown depart
ment over a girls coat when sne
wnere she assaulted the manager
vi the store following an argu-
mcnt over a girls coat winch snc
nau paiu a So.vU deposit and put
Ia the lay-a.way.
Police said wnen Miss Mcdowell
calied tor the coat she was unable
to produce her receipt for the
payment. Ihe officers also stated
tndt Miss Mcdowell SAID she paid
$l0.5l downpsyment on the coat
and owed a balance of only So.
1he store manager said she
refused to turn the dress over
to Miss Mcdowell. she snatched
another dress from a rack and
started to walk out of the store
without paying for the garment
which led to the alteration.
Miss Mcdowell told the court
that she couldn't remember how
much she paid on the coat when
she had placed it in the lava
way.
Carle Love, 81, of 1921 Taylor,
was sentenced TO 5 TO Is years
in Jackson Prison last week by
Recorders Judge Frank G.
Schemanske after he was found
guilty of breaking and entering
by jury.
Love was arrested July 2 after
breaking into a home at 1882
Woodrow Wilson.
Clemento Medrano, 81, of 1851
Third, was sentenced to to 2
years in Jackson Prison last week
after pleading guilty to attempt
cd larceny before Recorders
Judge Paul L. Krsuse.
Medrano was arrested March
20 in a downtown department
store where a store detective
said he observed him take four
pair of mems pants valued at
$3.50 and conceal them under
his coat.
Medrsno told Judge Krsuse
that he had been drinking and
had no memory Of taking the
pants.
when Judge Krause asked him
IL he wanted to withdraw his
guilty plea and 90 to trial. Me-
drano replied, mo your honor,
with my record II would not help
- I'll take the sentence today"
Frank 7. Wilson, So. OF 1886
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19
Collegian:
Superior

Wayne States University stu
dent newspaper, THE DAILY
COLLEGIAN. has won its ninth
consecutive All American award
in the Associated Collegiate Press
semcsterly evaluation.
Judged in % areas of journal
istic work, the Collegian was
rated superior in front-page make
up and Typography for the Fall
1861 semester.
Nine other collegiate papers in
the daily division won the top
award. Papers were judged by
G. ID. Hiebert. columnist for the
St. Paul Pioneer Press.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19
Society Doings Mary Belle Rhodes
Many attend Patrons Of The A,ts
&lver Anmversa1y Banquet

Officers: Mesdames Ollie Mae
King. president; Grace Bennett,
vice president; Sadie Niche, as
Sistant recording secretary; Ce-
celia Davenport. recording secre-
tary; Ada NJ. Brady, correspond
ing secretary; Vera Sweeney fl
nancial secretary; Rebit Hodge,
treasurer; Laura Langston, chap
lain; Hattie Barksdale. custodian;
Hazel Smith, parliamentarian
These officers are in effect at
once A fine entertainment will
be given for all outgoing and in
coming officers the first Monday
in June at o'clock.
This very fine club meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Myrtle
Hall of Linwood.
DR.. Julia Fitzpatrick of Clair
mount was hostess TO the Current
Topic Study Club at the Lucy
Thurman YWCA. Tuesday at their
annual meeting, having as her
guests. Mcsdamcs Incz Moss
Pearlinc Teamer, Mary Howell
Laura Austin, Ellen Smith
Gladys Carter. Lou Ida Jones
Fannie l.. Walker, Ruth Spragg
A. Miller, Muriel Hall. Mae jacob
Young. lie We're Newman. Naomi
Greenfield and Elma Hcndri>
Parham.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19

of the bed into the living room
where he beat her with his fists,
knocking her to the floor.
During one of the falls. Mrs
Whitworth hurt her broken hip
and screamed. The officers said
her son came to her rescue and
warned Whitworth to stop beat
ing Mrs. Whitworth and inflicted
the wounds when Whitworth ig-
nored his instruction and con.
tinued to assault his wife.
William later appeared before
Judge James Lincoln. who releaS-
ed the youth to his mother to ap-
pear at a later date.
John Buchanos. 48 Of, 1855
Bclvidcrc. was charged with as
sault and battery last week in a
warrant signed by Recorders
Judge Paul f. Krause on the com
plant of his sister. Mrs. Elsie
Gibson. rs. of the address.
Mrs. Gibson accused her brother
of striking her across the back
with broomstick.
q
Ernest Virgil Jones. 16. of 1889
Indiandale. was sentenced TO 3
to 5 years in Jackson Prison last
week on the charge of attempted
robbery armed
Virginia Jones. 80. of 5O33 Max.
well. and James Gelkcy. 36, of
1881 Russell were arrested last
week and charged with engaging
in an illegal occupations.
Patrolman Lamar Snedd of the
vice bureau. said he went to 1881
Russell last week and purchased
bottle of beer for 35c from Mrs
Jones. He said he was admitted
TO the address by Gelkey.
Fifteen other persons were ar
rested in the raid.
Rufus Smith. 28. of 1864 Su-
,orior was sentenced tn 90 days
in the House Of Correction last
week by Recorders Judge Joscph
A. ellis.
Police said they arrested Smith
March II on the complaint Of
Fave Porter. 80. of 1893 Winter.
who said Smith cut him on the
left side of the face. left hand.
right arm and his shirt. with a
razor during an alteration in the
home of Willie Mae Doster, 4640
Chene.
Porter said he was visiting
Miss Dostcr when Smith came
down from the attic and started
SWINGING at him with the razor.
Police said Porter defended
himself with chair. He grabbed
Smith and took the razor and
broke IL.
Police said Miss porter is a
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19
.NAACP Fights
School Bias
In Gary, Ind.

GARY. Ind. = Contending that
construction of a 28-room annex
to the all-Negro Froebel School
would further entrench segrega-
ton, the Gary NAACP branch has
voted to oppose the building OF
the addition.
Following consultation with
Miss June Shagaloff of New York
City, NAACP special assistant for
education. branch officials and
parents reaffirmed their opposi.
ton to construction of the pro-
posed annex and criticized the
Gary Board of Education for re-
scinding its plan to transfer Ne
gro elementary school pupils
from two overcrowded schools to
under utilized predominantly
white schools.
After protest from the Negro
community the Board backed
down form its plan to erect a
new high school in the middle of
the Negro district. The plan had
been opposed by the NAACP be-
cause of the site. The Associa-
tion called for construction of the
school on another site that would
encourage intergation.
Addressing a meeting of par
ents and NAACP members, Miss
Shagaloff warned that If the
Board persisted in maintaining
and operating racially segregated
schools the "N.AACP will seek
appropriate measures, including
court action"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19

age VOWS last Saturday in the
home Of the brides Aunt and
Uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. James Bry.
ant of 3lst Street. The Rev. Thorn.
as E. Bell officiated. Mrs. Rebec-
ca Moss was Matron Of Honor and
Robert Pruitt was his bi others
best man. The bride chose a
street length bridal gown, prin
cess style, and her crown with
gold trim held her short veil
Many Of their friends greeted
them at reception which follow
ed Immediately.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19
BOARD OF CHRISTIAN
EDUCATION CONDUCTS
FAMILY WEEK PROGRAM

May 6-i2th was observed at
Second Baptist Church of Detroit
as Family Week" under the au-
spices OF the Board of Christian
Education. The Christian Family
and Rapid Social Change" was
the general theme. The main
event of the week was the Family
Institute conducted evenings 7:45
TO 8:45.
Topics for discussion were:
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19

WASHINGTON - The Univer.
sity Shop pledged yesterday to
hire it's first Negro salesman after
a meeting with representatives
Of the Washington chapter OF the
Congress OF Racial Equality,
Washington chairman Julius
rchSon and Paul Bennett OF
CORE met with Harvey J. Rosen-
thai. vice president OF the mems
clothiers. after picketing the store
on two successive Saturdays.
IN . letter sddrsssed to Hob
con. RessnshsI ssId university
will make every effort" 10 hire
employees "wifhovs diser'mins-
sion % 10 rsee. color o. GREGG
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19
Store Set 10 Hire Negro
As Clothing Salesman

end would place that sfsfcmenf IN
Us want ads.
University has employed Ne
groes In other capacities, he said.
Hobson said the University
Shop is the 35th firm in the
washington area that. as a result
OF CORE action. has agreed to
hire Negroes In jobs heretofore
held by whites.
He said CORE will continue to
picket other stores which do not
hire Negroes In certain positions
until there Is an atmosphere IN
this city In which everyone feels
free to apply for any position.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19
Social 6 Church News : By sssy wasm.
LaEster Brown Samuel Johnson
Exchanged Nuptial Vows Sat.
Ceremony
In Home OF
Brides S Mother
BROWN - JOHNSON
EXCHANGE NuPTIAL VOWS

A gown of blue nylon chiffon
was the choice of LaEstcr Brown
for her marriage Saturday to
Samuel Johnson. The wedding
was held in the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Cleo Brown of
Field Street. and the reception
followed. The bridegroom is the
son of Mrs. Rosa Johnson also
OF Field Street. The bride was
given in marriage by her broth.
or Mr.. Booker T. Brown, and the
Rev. James ii. Evans, 0fficiated.
The brides only attendant was
Mrs. Celia Esters, who wore a
pedal green peau de sole gown.
The groom asked Mark Robert
son to be the best man. Ushers
we're Arthur L. Brown, brides
brother and Samuel Shenkel.
Hostesses were Edna Johnson,
Barbara Roper, Misses Barbara
johnson and Louise Eggleston.
Out-of.town guests were Mr.. Book
er 7. Brown. brides brother of
Rochester, IN. Y; Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Jackson; and Mrs. Oscar
Pincel, aunt and uncle Of the
bride. The bride is graduate
Of Madison High School. Roches-
ter, N. Y. The couple will reside
on Field Street in Detroit.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19
Watch Out For Kids
COURT NEWS

Vicksburg, collapsed last week
while working on a machine at
the Chevrolet Gear and Axle
plant, 8435 st. Aubin. Rushed to
Ford Hospital he was dead on
admittance.
Robert Rushing. II, of 4025
Whitney, was held for trial on
81 900 bond and two surtics last
week on arraignment before Re-
corder's Judge Paul K. Krause
on the charge of armed robbcl y
He pleaded not guilty to the
charge and examination was held
May Is.
Rushing and a 16-year-old ju.
venilc we're arrested on the com.
plant of John Clabon, Is, of 1858
Montgomery. who told police that
the two youths approached him
and his l4-year-old brother April
Fl and demanded 12c. Clabon
said when they told the teen.
ayers they didn't have any money,
they were chased to Linwood and
Virginia Park, where fight en-
sued and Rushing took five cents
from his pockets at the point of a
knife.
The youth denied the charge.
Robert Lee Mosley. 43, of 3446
Beals. was hospitalized at Receiv-
ing Hospital last week for stab
wound below the left shoulder.
Police said Mosley was stabbed
without provocation by his wife,
Florence, 48. during birthday
celebration for Mrs. Mosley.
A guest told the officers that
he was in the front bedroom
with the couple May 6 about 2:15
am. where Mrs. MosIey was sup
posed to open her presents. The
guest said Mrs. Mosley became
angry for some unknown reason
and stabbed her husband when
he attempted to quiet her down.
After the stsbbing the officers
said Mrs. Mosley escaped.
William; Whitworth, Jr.. 38. Of
1880 Glenfield. is fighting for
his life in Saratoga General Hos
pitsl suffering from multiple de-
pressed skull fractures of the
head inflicted by his l6-year-old
son, william III. during a family
alteration In their home.
Police said the son struck his
father on the head with a crutch
several times. and a baseball
bat, while he was beating his
wife, Mrs. Christine Whitworth.
38. who was suffering from a
broken hip.
The officers said Whitworth
came home In drunken condi-
ton and forced his Ill wife out
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19

st. ia m Baptist Church
Board OF Christian Education pre-
sented their third annual Mother
and Daughter Banquet. Friday,
May 18th at 7;30 pm. in the
churches lower auditorium. 10.
Gated at 1927 Mt. Elliott at Pull.
ford. Mr.. Leonard Smith was
chairman of the affair. Mrs. Claud-
ia X. Richardson is director of
Christian Education, and the Rev.
w. c. Barnett is minister.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19
COMPLIMENTS FRIENDS:

Mr. A. H. Moody, one of Clevc-
lands businessmen complimentcd
some of his friends from Detroit
and Chicago who were attending
the IdIcwild confab there with
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19
DoRcAs INSTALL OFFICERS.

At the final business meeting
of the season, the Dorcas Society
one of Detroit's progressive
clubs) installed a fine corp of
officers for the ensuing year,
with Mrs. Martha Brandon making
the Installation.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19
WORSHIP TOGETHER

The First Baptist Church.
South West Detroit. and Minister,
the Rev. Nathaniel Jackson will
worship with Morning View Bap-
tist Church. Lawton and Grand
River, Friday, May 18th at 7:30
pm. The Rev. G. w. Baker is
pastor.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19


home. Among those invited were
Mesdames Georgia Sawyer, Isola
; Graham, Mary Watkins, William
Lincoln and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Conway Oh Detroit. also Mrs. Lor-
ence Osborne and John Bagland
of Chicago and Mr.. John Holly Of
Cleveland
Mrs. Dorothy Duncan of Algcr
will attend the Biennial Methodist
Church Assembly in Atlantic City
for week
Phi Beta Sigma worshipped at
St Stephens A.ME. Church Sun
day morning as the Rev Martin
Luther Simmons is a member Of
the organization. Many people
were present
Mrs Mabel Showers was hostess
to The Peter Pan Bridge Wcdncs-
day evening
The dinner was most paIatablc.
Awards were given TO Mrs Marie
Walker and Mrs. Cecilia Carter.
All States Club met at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Lewis Harrison Of
Dexter Blvd last Tuesday evening
and arc planning very fine So
cial program at a later date
4 twenty-five or more members
were present A delectable menu
was served Mrs Pearl Under
wood. president
Detroit City Woman's Club viii
meet at the presidents home.
Mrs. Alberta McFall. Tuesday
afternoon.
The club is planning a trip to
Mackinac Island next month;
come and 50 with them.
Members of the Scottcn Avenue
'ock Club gathered at the home
of Mrs. Marie Taylor for Their
regular meeting Wednesday
evening.
Representatives were selected
for the various downtown orga-
nizations. also local clubs.
After delightful rcpast was
ScrvcO. VIC were dismissed by re.
pcating the Mizpah. Mrs. Nj.
Watkins is president.
Mrs f, Thompson of Dclcwarc
was the gracious hostess 10 the
Camille Bridge Club. Thursday
evening We were nicely served
and enjoyed being in the hostess
home.
Miss Jean Graham of West
Boston Boulevard is driving
beautiful convertible Ford Sky
liner
PHI BETA SIGMA - Regional:
Phi Beta Sigma held quite an
interesting session while in the
city of Detroit over the week end.
Many out-Oftown guests were
4 here.
The Social Calendar said re-
ccption was held Friday evening.
wives reception at McGregor Cen
ter All out of town guests we're
given a reception at the home Of
Mrs. Rosa Thomas, on Anglin.
and there was Grand Ball at
TT Wayne Ballroom Saturday,
evening.
ORCHID BALL:
Saturday evening the Phi Beta
Sigmas gave a beautiful Ball
Saturday evening at Fl. Wayne
Ballroom. much to the delight
of the friends and guests.
All wives of the Sigmas were
wearing blue or white gowns. dis
iinguishing them from the guests.
II was exciting looking upon so
many beautiful ladies with gilt
tcrinC and shimmcring dresses.
pastel shades and matching acces.
sories. They were positively stun
ming.
The Midnight Ceremony Of the
Sigmas was very touching. After
they sang the Sweet heart song
and kissed their wives or sweet
hearts. they placed the lei around
their shoulders and danced away.
There were many guests in al.
tendance Some were MIR. and
Mrs Ketching. president of Sig
was and Sigma Shadows: DR.. and
Mrs Larry Duncan. Dr. Richard
Nc Ghcc. Lincoln Gordon. the
T"hn Conwavs the John Glovers.
Caroline Johnson. the Charles
Rockers. Isola Graham, Floyd
Johnson. Georgia Sawyer, Prem
fice Walker. Or. Flake. DIR. ].
n. Mattock. Sonnie Orchid and
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19

Frank t. wilson, 50. Of 1896
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 10 1852
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19

steak brunch at his spacious
home. Among those invited were
Mesdames Georgia Sawyer, lsola
Graham, Mary Watkins, William
Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. John
Conway ol Detroit. also Mrs Lor-
ence Osborne and John Bagland
of Chicago and Mr.. John Holly Of
Cleveland.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-19

Miss Jean Graham of West
Boston Boulevard is driving a
beautiful convertible Ford Sky
liner.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Wives Due At Reception

a reception Tuesday follow
ing the 18th annual Com
missioners' and Governors
Conference on Metropolitan
Washington Traffic Prob
lens.
The award will be present.
ed by last years winner.
Gov. j. Millard Tawes Of
Maryland. The $50 pm.
presentation following dinner
will be held at the Marriott
Motor Hotel, Arlington, Va,
in the fifth-floor Sky Room.
In addition to Mrs. Tawes
and Mrs. Harrison, guests
will include Brig. Gen and
Mrs. F. J. Clarke, State Sen
ator and Mrs. Charles r.
Fenwick of Virginia and Ala
bama Representative and
Mrs. Kenneth A. Roberts.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Feminine


Fashions for all the fem
mime family members from
four to "a will be keynoted
in the $3.50 pm. fashion
show Thursday at st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Chevy
Chase, Md. The fall fashions
are being shown by Parent
and Child, Inc, a non-profit
educational organization.
Keye Modelling Agency is
presenting the show, with
agency director. Katherine
MiZell. comme e n ia tin g.
Clothes for the youngsters
will come from Tots and
Teens Shop Of wildwood
Manor. The Miss Harper
Shop Of Congressional Plaza
will offer fashions for the
teen and young adult miss.
and maternity wear will
come from the Baby Bar Of
Connecticut ave.
Proceeds will benefit tn e
educational and equipment
fund of Parent and Child,
Inc, to buy books and
records for the Preparation
for Childbirth" classes Of
fered prospective parents in
the Washington area by the
organization. Also benefit
ting will be the fund to pro-
vide a nursing scholarship to
an area student nurse.
Refreshments will be
served and tickets available
at the door.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Music Group
Will Meet

The music section Of the
Women's Community Club of
Kensington will have an in
formal meeting following g
dessert at 1890 pm. october
/ at the home of Mrs. c.
Bradner Brown.
Those club members who
are interested in joining the
section are invited to the
meeting.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Tea Slated

The Law Students Wives
Society of Georgetown Uni
versity will hold its annual
membership tea S aturday
afternoon in the alu m n /
lounge on the University
campus.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
OAR SIotes Luncheon Meetino

The Livingston Manor
chapter Of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution viii