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The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05
PASTORS APPRECIATION

Travis Chapel A. M. E.
Church will observe Pastors
Appreciation Week, beginning
October 6 and continuing
thru October 13. Rev. G.. S.
James is pastor, Mrs. Lille x.
Turner, Secretary.
Beginning Sunday, 2:3O p.
M, Rev. G. c. Carr of Cool
Springs M. B. Church will be
IN charge. Tuesday, Oct. 8,
Rev. c. c. Bolden, Triumph
M. B. Church will be in Charge
Wednesday, Oct. 9, Rev. H. Y.
Thomas, Hyde Park M. B.
Church, Jackson, Miss, in
charge. Thursday, Oct. 10,
Rev. w. M. Randall. ST. Marks
M. B. Church in Charge. Fri
day, Oct. IL, Rev. w. L. Las
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

The Ladies Institute was
held at True Vine M. 3.
Church on the last Saturday
and Sunday. Mrs. A. Hill and
Miss Libbie Buckhalter attend
ed from Fannin. They report
a most enjoyable time. Money
raised was $156.08. $89.18 was
left with the host church.
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RETURNS FROM
VACATION

Mrs. Isebella Kelly has re
turnedto work after having a
wonderful vacation. Mrs. Kelly
had the pleasure of a visit by
her daughter from California
who was on vacation. The
family spent an enjoyable
time together. Mrs. Kelly is
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

the entire lesson, emphasizing
on faith. Miss Bertha is the
granddaughter of Rev. and
Mrs. w. c. Cole Of Tougaloo.
The days service was spiritual
throughout. Dinner was serv-
ed and money raised was
|S141.00.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie McIn-
tyre of the Rankin Commu-
nifty had Mrs. Emma McIn-
tyre and family, Mrs. Alean
Adams and family as visitors
on Sunday afternoon. They re-
ported an enjoyable time.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05
GOES TO BATON
ROUGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Boy.
kin, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Boy
kin and children, motored to
Baton Rouge, La, Sunday
past to visit with their dau.
ghter, Cherri who is a fresh.
man at Southern University.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

The Spring Hill Association
will convene at the Spring
Hill M. B. Church on Friday
and Saturday before the sec
ond Sunday in October. Dele.
gates from Fannin M. B
Church are Mr.. and Mrs. Esau
Adams, MIS-. Lucille Watson
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe L. Adams
Mrs. Alphonia Hill.
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PAGE THREE

her daughter and granddaug-l-
ters. Jimmy is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Taylor. Mrs.
Hill also visited the Anderson
boy who is suffering from a
broken leg.
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Mrs. Dan Archie who has
been i'll for some time was
pleased to have Mrs. John
Hill and family visit her on
Sunday. .At this writing she
is much Improved.
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DINNER ENTERTAINMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Lenard Ros
their daughter, Miss Alice
Rose and Mrs. Cora Wilson
were dinner guests in the
home of Mr.. Lee Armstrong
and sister, Mrs. G. B. Brent
of Steele's Alley. The dinner
was expertly catered by Mrs
Mary Holiday A very plea
SAINT evening was enjoyed by
all.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

The Goshen-Fannin P. T. A
held its first meeting of this
school year on last Tuesday
night. Many members were
present. Committees were
named and door prizes were
given. Refreshments were
served during the evening
Mrs. Josephene Griffith, Presi-
dent; H. Cannon is principal.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

On Sunday past the Mt
Charity Senior choir visited al
the Shady Grove Baptist
Church on Ridgeway Street
where they appeared on pro
gram as their pastor, Rev. r
L. Luckett preached the 85th
Anniversary of the church
Rev. c. F. Jordan is pastor
of Shady Grove.
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NEW ARRIVALS:

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Morant
of 1914 Macus Street are the
proud parents of a baby boy,
born, Saturday, Sept. % at the
Vlcksburg Hospital. The baby
has been named Daniel Law.
renee. This is the couples
first child.
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family. These families are
from Miasville, Miss. She
will appreciate any informa-
ton about the above mention
cd Her address is Mrs.
Marie Moster, 205 N. Park,
Saginaw, Michigan. Phone
Pleasant 28062 ATTEND
THE CHURCH OF YOUR
CHOICE ON SUNDAY
PRAY FOR WORLD PEACE
Good bye til next week.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Stokes
returned to their home in st.
Louis, Mo-, after visiting a
week here with relatives and
frineds. On Thursday, Sept.
26, this couple was dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Eslis
Travis, Jr.
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Mr.. Jimmy Taylor was in a
wreck on Saturday morning
and is now confined to the
Brandon hospital. On Sunday
he was visited by Mrs. Hill.
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The family of the late Mr.
Willie Shelton wishes to thank
thier many friends for their
kindness and every act of sym
pathy during the time of their
recent sorrow.
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ON SICK LIST

Mrs. Margaret Jones and
Miss Francis A. Watson patti.
ents at the Vicksburg Hospi.
tai are reported resting bet.
ter at this writing. We wish
for them a speedy recovery.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05
POT LUCK

Pot Luck Supper will be
held at the Rest on the End
Monday night. Each Bill and
Daughter can bring one guest.
Games will be played after
the supper. Mrs. Tommye Hig-
gins, DIT. RULER, Mr.. Tom
Money, Exalted Ruler.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

Mrs. MARCEL was surprised
with a visit from her family
on last Sunday, which includ-
ed, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Hall,
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05
Notice to all Churches and Posters

You can get all of your Sunday School and Training
Union material at service in Jackson Miss THE
BAPTIST BOOK & MUSIC CENTER, 1881 Powers Ave-
Reverend L. H. Newson distributor also for your church
furnishing such pews, pulpit sets Bibles communion
tables well collection tables You can also place your
order for ministers robes choir robes along every
thing for your church. Our Sunday SEnooI books and
BTU. books already here for This next quarter,
send in order and avoid the last minute rush
Send in your order we will pack them now and you
can pick them up later, send all orders to-
The Baptist Book & Music Center
1881 Powers Ave-, Jackson, Mississippi
FL 5-8814
Distributors for
Wilson Industries incorporated
~s Newton, Miss.
Edison Wilson, Vice Pres & Sales Mgr
Phone 4434O Bay Springs, Miss.
Phone 3-2731 Newton Miss.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05
Fonnin News

The Rock Star Travellers
will render a program at the
Fannin M. B. Church on Sun
day night, October 6. The
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

their daughter, son and dau-
ghter-in-law, all of Prentiss
Miss.
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GO TO THE CHURCH OF
YOUR CHOICE ON SUN
DAY.
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a nurse at the Vicksburg Hos
pital.
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VISITORS

VISITORS
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Freeman
has as their guest, Mrs. Marie
Foster of Saginaw, Michigan.
Mrs. Foster reports an enjoy
able stay in the Hill City.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05
HOME BURNS

HOME BURNS
The house and all posses
Sions of Mrs. Maxey, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gilland
of Oakland Street was destroy
ed by fire Saturday. Any one
wishing to contribute to this
vOrthy cause can do so by
contracting her at her mothers
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-10-05

program is to benefit the Mis-
sion Sisters. Mrs. Mennie
Adams is sponsor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-19
Havana Reports
New Air Attack

HAVANA, Aug. 10 (AP).-
The newspaper Revolution
charged today q pirate" plane
probabaly based in Nicaragua,
attacked an oil refinery west
Of Havana Sunday morning.
1t said rockets from the plane
set fire to q tank car and
opened a hole in q big dump,
but militia men and workers
repaired the damage.
The refinery is located at
CaSilda In Las Villas Province.
Revolution said the plane
flew of in the direction of the
United States after the ATTACK
and commented this new
criminal attack Is, above all, an
extremely grave fact and marks
the beginning Of a new epoch
Of aggreSsions against Cuba
which seriously menaceS
peace"
The Cuban radio reported
Friday that an unidentified
plane bombed a sugar mill and
another flew over a refinery
at Nico Lopez in Havana Bay.
The broadcast said the plane
over the refinery, nationalized
former property of ESQ
Standard Oil, was driven off
by anti-aircraft fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-19
BY the Associated Press

Senator Philip A. Hart,
Democrat Of Michigan. was
named chairman Of the Sen
ate judiciary Subcommittee on
antitrust and Monopoly to-
day.
Chairman EaStland Of the
full committee announced the
appointment Of Senator Hart
to succeed the late Senator
Estes Kefauver, Democrat OF
Tennessee. Senator Eastland
did not Immediately name an
other member to the subcom-
mittee, A Southerner is ex-
pected to get the job.
Senator Hart has devoted
much of his time as a sub
committee member to proposed
legislation regulating packag-
ing Of products, contending II
is needed for the protection
of consumers.
With family links to big
business, Senator Hart said he
does not subscribe necessarily
to the theory that 1t is bad
for business to be big.
Senator Hart said in a state
ment that he intends as chair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-19
Hart Named to Head
Senate Antitrust Unit

man of the subcommittee to
make 1t IAN increasingly
powerful voice for the Ameri-
can consumer.
"The subcommittee's func-
ton is to serve as a watchdog
for the free enterprise. system, /"
Senator Hart said. 1T has
always been-and should re-
main-alert to see that COM
petition is not threatened by
monopolies, price rigging
agreements and criminal con-
spiracy.
During my work on the sub
committee as author of the
truth-in-packing bill, l have
become painfully aware that
the consumer really has very
little voice in regulatory deci-
sions that effect him directly
and indirectly. Perhaps this
subcommittee can provide that
voice and can make certain
that it comes through loud and
clear"
Senator Hart said complex
studies Of antitrust questions
should be approached on the
basis Of what effect does it
have on the consumer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-19
THE LYONS. DEN
Michael Is Firm
About Career

NEW YORK. - Elizabeth
Taylor's son, Michael Wilding,
jr., wants to be an actor. Rich
ard Burton hoped to discour-
age the boy by letting him
watch Beckett" being filmed,
for a full day. The tedium in
yolved in movie-making can be
most disillusioning. At the
end Of the day Burton asked
Michael If he still wanted to be
an actor. "Oh, yes" the boy
replied. when I grow up
want to be exactly like Peter
O'TOOle."
Harold Clurman, the Broad
way director, recently visited
Moscow. He spoke at q club
composed Of theater people In
the USSR, and was questioned
about our Theater Of the Alb
surd. The Russians criticized II
because Of its pessimism. ION
the contrary" Clurman replied
The pessimism of our Theater
of the Absurd arouses my opti-
mism-but the optimism OF
your plays worries me-"
Eddie Bowling is writing a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-19
World FederuIists
To Heur Professor

Louis B. Sohn, professor at
the Harvard University Law
School, will speak to the WASH
ington-area student unit of the
United World Federalists, Inc,
at 7:45 tonight at the Inter-
national Student House, 1925
r street, NV.
Mr.. Sohn, co = author of
World Peace Through World
Law" with Granville Clark, will
speak on steps to be taken to-
ward world government after
ratification of the limited nu-
clear test ban treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-19
vy LEoNARD LYONS

musical about Honey Fitz."
Coco Chanel will receive
a big international award fol
the greatest contribution to the
fashion industry in the last
IS years. Beverly Pepper,
the New York-born sculptures
who lives in Rome, has beer
commissioned to do an 18-ft
stainless steel sculpture for III
Third Ave. The new skyscrapel
will be the first to 60 up In
New York under the city's re-
vised coming code.
So -
Rex Harrison is the first
star Of a film musical to sing
the songs live" instead of pre-.
recording them, for my Fail
Lady" Leo Lerman, Condo
Nast's famed bearded editor
is making his movie debut with
an important role in The Prem.
Use film 1.-THE Troublemakers!
Alfred PearIman, president Of
the New York Central. speak:
with much affection about the
late Robert r. Young, the In
dustrialist who committed sui.
eide. Young, who won the fight
for control of the railroad, be-
came involved in other ventures
with some backing from his
friends. Pearlman discussed
this with Bernard Baruch, who
said: Robert Young and ]
were speculators-but I specu-
lated only with my own money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-19

and not with that Of my
friends.
The novel James Kitchener
now is preparing in Israel will
have q film version produced
by Carlo, POnti and directed by
Carol Reed Robert StOlx,
Austria's illustrous composer, is
writing q special tune in honor
of the marriage of his actress.
daughter Clarissa to the
French author Marc HiIlel. go.
James Baldwin's visits with
Robert Rossen on the film set
of 'Lilith" were to discuss Ros-
sens film version of Baldwin's
novel, Another Country"
%#
Pablo PicassO owns an AZ
CHAN dog, a treasured gift from
one Of his friends. The dog re-
Gently lost much Of It's hair,
and no veterinarian could find
a cure. Picasso therefore, took
the dog to Paris, to the estab-
lishment of an eminent wig
maker. He bought a ir-coat
complete with upper, created
exclusively for the dog.
Alex North, who composed
the score for Cleopatra" will
compose the theme for Boil
Hopes new TV series for Chrys-
Ter. Joan Crawford saw
Sidney POitier's new film, ILL
les Of the Field" and was
touched by its poignancy. She
volunteered to make O trailer
for it and do appearances In
behalf Of the movie. j.. Rich
ard Burton states, In Playboy
magazine: I'm a terrible Puri-
tan, you see, despite my at
tempts to be anything else"
Serge BOndarchuk, the So
Wet actor-director, Is directing
the epic 71a-hour film version
Of War and Peace" in Mos
COW. He was visited by Sic
Shore, who will distribute the
film in English-speaking coun-
tries. Bondarchuk men,
toned that he married his
wife Trina SkObtseva, when she
was playing Desdemona to his
Othello. First I murdered her,
and then I married her." he
told Shore. II should have done
it the other way round"
- -
Frank Sinatra will be host
narrator at Israel Histadrut's
40th anniversary celebration in
Madison Square Garden, Oc-
tober IA. Foreign Minister
Coda Meir will be guest of
honor. Arthur Murray.
who's been teaching dancing
for SO years, said: "As a man
grows older, work seems a lot
less fun, and fun seems q lot
more work" Veronica Lake
will take over the role Of the
visiting movie star in the off
Broadway revival of BEST Foot
Forward"
Don Juan of Spain, heir to
the throne, was filmed for Abe
TVS Whatever Happened to
Royalty" He imposed no con-
ditions for censoring the film,
but made only one demand:
Don Juan insisted that he be
filmed playing golf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-19
BOY, Is, SAVED
BY LEDGE IN
10th FLOOR FALL

UTICA, N. Y. tAP). -
John Hotter, Is, was sit
ting on a window sill in his
parents l0th-floor hotel
room watching television
when suddenly he leaned
back and toppled out.
He landed unhurt on a
ledge about five feet below
the only ledge between
the 10th floor and the
ground. A policeman,
called by another guest,
pulled him back inside.
The accident occurred
Saturday night. Johns
parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hotter of Newark,
N. j., were out at the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-19

hospital in the last year for
treatment of various ailments.
He has been bedridden since
suffering a stroke in 1854.
they would question Northern
Virginia friends of the victim
today, gave this account OF
events leading to the discovery
of the body:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-19

and all other conditions are
in normal limits for a man
in his condition" said a hos
pital spokesman. He added that
sergt. York is eating again.
The World War hero has
been in the hospital for six
weeks for treatment of bed
sores, his fifth time in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-19
Sergt. York RoIIies;
OFF Seriously III List

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. 10
(AP).-Sergt. Alvin York has
rallied at Veterans Hospital
here after a weekend battle
that for a time put him on
the seriously i'll list.
His temperature is normal
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-21
DRAMATIC RECITAL

A summary of Anna Lee vii.
liams the lyric soprano in a
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-21

New York. On the Living Pre-
mise on Blocker Street IN gem
cral and AL Freeman, Jr in par
ficular; Mr.. Freeman is one oi
the stars of the improvised re-
vue satirizIng the current Ne
gro establishment And II IS
one of the funniest shows on
the Off-Broadway circuit
had the pleasure OF viewing
the show twice. Mr. Freeman Is
one of my favoritc actors. lie
was on vacation when the show
was first viewed. Robert Macbeth
replaced him for two weeks.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-21
vERNoN-PAYNE YOUTH
FELLOWSHIP DAY

Vernon Payne Youth Fellow.
ship Day was observed at Mt.
Vernon Baptist Church last Sun
day with the young people of
the church taking active lead in
the days activity. The Youth Eel
lowship Group is comprised of
young adults and was organized
in January 1868. Their goal is to
encourage young adult member
ship in the church, assist other
groups within the church. TO pre-
sent some gift or needed item to
the church every three months;
and TO fellowship with other
churches. "As we have therefore
opportunity let us do good unto
all men. especially unto those
who are of the household of
faith. Is their moto. Their theme
song mo Man Is An Island, cx-
presses what they hope TO
achieve.
their days activity reached a
climax following a special pro-
gram at 4 pm presenting varl-
Gus talents Participants an d
guests included NJ Easter, Lois
pickens. Leitha Houser. Bethel
Baptist Church Celestial Choir,
DeAler Avenue Baptist Young
Adult Choir East Lake Baptist
Gospel Chorus. Greater Mace
donna and King Solomon Baptist
Young adult groups. Also pres
ent were Emerald CROSBY OF Lit
tie kock Baptist, Eric McClln-
ton OF New Greater ST. John Bap-
tist. Mrs. NJ Evans. h. Petit
ford of Grace CM L. Church, and
Mt Calvary Baptist lnsplratlonal
Choir
Officers of the group are Shir-
ley Roberts, pres, Mary l.. Eas-
ter. wee pres, Alberta Sullivan,
recording sec, Marsha Fitzgerald,
corresponding sec; l. PlckcnS,
treas. GWendolyn Patterson, Wal.
ter hoolnSon, Emma RoDlnSon,
parliamcnIarlan, MlnIfrcd Lever
EFT. Aorzell Easter and Forrest
Stewart The Rev J H. Payne
Is minister.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-21
Revue Held Over

"Spoofs in Spades has been
held over at The Concept East,
4Ol f.. Adams. through the
month of September. The in
innate revue has been hailed
hy critics as Dctroits answer
to Chica1os Second City" and
New York S Living Premise"
be-, Az G the material is taken
directly from current news
events.
"Srcof r1rs Friday, Satur-
day, and Sundcy at $50 pm.
On Sunday, September 22nd
NJ . pm. The Concept will hold
open addition for Rev. Malcolm
Boyd's new play. 'Thc Commun-
ity". Two females and seven
males are needed.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-21

Dramatic Recital Sunday evening
at Second Baptist Church, i
Was Called To Sing III her IN
PRODUCTION of her musical accom-
plishmunt was very compllmen-
tary to her program.
quote. Il believe that all lie
is a sort o. melody. a song. ana
| would Join with others in de-
clarinr it so and discovering its
proper rhythm No matter what
MIGHT be the structure OF the
art. whether operate arias, art
songs, folk songs or Negro spir-
ituals if il tells the story OF lie
love and beauty, then, IT is not
only part of my repertoire,
but of my heart
Choir No. , presented this pro-
gram with large attendance
present Mrs Callic Mason, chair.
man; Albert Walker, president
and Dr. A. a. Banks. Jr., pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce c. Wells
and Bruce Jr. OF Los Angeles,
California. visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Adolphus Wells
and other relatives last week.
There wcrc many courtesics
extended while here by the Rob
crt Vlneys. Corlis Brown. Barna-
has Moslcy. James MckissackS
Lyman GIllcsples. ). a Ratllffcs
Roy Henry. George Gains and
many other friends
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-21

loudspcakcr. He was arrested al
d service station a short dis
tance away.
Police said Church denied
breaking into the church They
quoted him saying Il found a
rear window broken Il reached
through the broken glass and
unIatchcd the window
Il searched the church look
ing for money After | was un-
able TO find any money | took
the protector and loudSpcaker
planned TO sell them
Police arrested Church and
confiscatcd the stolen goods
from his car. before he had a
chance to dispose of them.
To add to the stranger-than
fiction Church case. Church, who
is Of Baptist faith. but admits
that he does not attend church
was examined in Recorder:
Court clinic by Aloysius S
Church, MD. who classified hin
as dull. with normal intelligence
on Dec. l8, 1852. Church wa'
given l8 months to years il
jackson prison for larceny O
property. Dec 5, 1857, he wa
sentenced 10 TO 5 years fol
breaking and entering a car
If Frank Porter writes mum
bers. he will probably be bl
more careful after what happen
cd last week.
Porter, SO. of 59l Chandler
was arrested in his home am
charged with engaging IN al
illegal occupation after accept
ing mutual bet from a plain
clothes policeman. lie was foun'
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-21
BY Isaac Jones

Albert Church dlsgraccd his
name by breaking and entering
church Church. 81. OF 9232
Dexter. was convicted by Re.
corders Judge Joseph a ellis
For the next 3 to 5 years.
Church viii find all OF his prob.
lens Of life solved. because he
Will be cut off from society. be.
hind the gray walls OF Southern
Michigan Prison at Jackson. ne
has been an inmate there on
TWO previous occasions.
Church was found guilty Of
breaking and entering St. Paul
AMEZ Church 1889 Dexter. last
July % He admitted stealing a
lbmm movie protector and a
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-21

Mrs. Sarah Hall of Forest Ave
nuc West flew to Atlanta, Geor-
cia for a weekend visit with rel
ativcs. Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson
and Mr.. Leroy Johnson, who IS
the first newly elect e q
Senator of Georgia. The reunion
of kindred is always touching.
. # #
Mrs. Essic Swan of Scottcn
Avenue spent two months in Los
Angeles, California, with rcla-
tives. friends and classmates.
Her stay was most enjoyable
as there were many varieties OF
invitations to accept. Her many
friends were happy to sec her
return TO them.
s.
Officers of the 400 Club held
their special meeting last We'd.
ncsday at the summer home OF
Mrs Elsie Traylor which IS a
Retreat from the noisy city
Turkey with many covered
dishes made a dclcctablc dinner
for those planning the clubs pro
gram.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Traylol
have lovely estate i'll Northern
Michigan.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-21
18TH ANNUAL TEA

Mt Pleasant Missionary Bap.
list Churcn, Silver Star senior
Ushcr Board NO , sponsored
their 18TH Annual Tea at the
church located at 37l2 Preston.
Sunday, September 18th Mrs.
Ca!hc May presided as mistress
OF ceremonies. Sololst were Jan
ice Lloyd. Sarah BurrlS, Selena
James. Dramatic Reader was
Mrs. Lucy Harris. poet A duet
was rendered by the Matthews
Sisters.
Following a fashion show Of
the latest in fall fashions, Mrs.